The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-04 00:00:00

THE PRINCESS FREDERICK WILLIAM.

OFFICIAL BULLET/If.

BERLIN, no. 3, 11.23 A.R.
The Princess Frederick William and the Infant
Prince continua doing well.
(Signed) Dz. ScmorimEng.
Ds. Wawa'.
Di. MARTIN.

The Berlin correspondent of the Nord, wetting on
Teseire, eree:—" Propsrations for the baptism of tae What
prises Ni already a subject of disenasion, sad Um pro-
wess of gums Victoria asd ber sawed Colllloet is conerer
spa There I. • vague talk, too, of ths arrival, id
Ilk Me of another Grand bead, bat this to aunt
the szpreseeen of • wish than an authorised ohm-
mist I 'eke to the Emperor of Buda, aid certainly
se Interview between that monarch sad the gams of Emi-
lia would emtribone to farther lemmas, if that he possible,
the etosliont Teethes *hick hays subhead, for the last
ohm Tomtits, bourses elm two omits—thanks to lbe 'ante
of Bares Brunnow sad Slr Jobe Crampton."
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At the °pooling of parliament yesterday her
lilajesty were a skirt of white satin with stripes at gold, a
dare of Maimed% mad a necklace composed of the same
precious doses, her math awl trala baize of crimson velvet
embroidered with toil.

The Duke of Realm& has arrived at the
Clarfedot, from roars Casa, lab% N.B.

Lard Pohlman has arrived at Howchia's Hotel,
M Ida nit la Dewesbirs.

Lad Churchill lies attired at the St. Georges
Nola

Lord Denman has arrived atClaridge's

Count de Janne has retuned to CI ride's Hotel,
from rielUeir the Date of Bedford et Warm Abbey.
The Hon. F. and Lady Laraine Eraa►Freke
have waled at their redasset b Lowedee-equers, from
vials( the Itergais of Exeter et Berghley, sad the Berl
sad Comities of Weetesenind se Apt►rpe, sear We staked.

The Higley of Oxford entertained a select party
at Cud& vdon Palace on Tuesday evening, when covers were
fail for twenty-four. Among the company present were
Mr. J. M. Ungava, M.P., the Right Hoe. R. Cardwell,
repremeatatire of the city of Word in Parliament;
the Venerable Archdenevra Clarke, the Warden of AU Souls'
College (Rev. Dr. Leighton), Rev. A. Pott, Mr. James Mor-
rell, of Headington Hill House; Mr. Win. Mount, of
Wain: Hoeft; the Mayor of °deed (Mr. N. Calle), the
High Sheriff of Oxford (Mr. J. Stevens), Mr. Aldermen
Thorp, Mr. Alderman S.,dkr Mr. Alderman Spars, Mr.
Alderman Halley, Mr. Aldan= Warburton, Mr. Alder-
man Took, Mr. Julies Pile, Mr. Wm. Brunner, Ac., Ac.

The Rev. H. Drury, chaplain of the Home of
Common', delivered an interesting leetvre, a few evenings
ago, on " China," in connexion with the Chippenham Lite-
rary and Seientifle Instatoti,in. There was a very large andi.
ewe, and the reverend lecturer rivet their unbroken wen-
thin for upwards of two hours.
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It is re =mod that Edmond Gurney, Esq., sou of
the late Runnel Gurney, Emir., will offer hitneeLf aa a candi-
date for the Sonth-Weatern divieion of Ere:, In the event
of u dimolution of parliament. _ _

The Ply mouth Journal asys : " The Hoe. G. Bye
met his late noneritueets at Tarlotodt on Tuesday evening lest,
ht compliance • ith a promise that be made to them when Le
wag ele ted member for Middlesex 'hat bs wou'd come down
at soma %taro t➢utand tale his Es:swell. It was a kind aal
proper thing to do, for der* the whole of his conaexion
w•th Tavl•tork no eetutituetate or member could here gone
on more happily than did t➢e present member le bilddloet
sod three whom he represented. As the representative of
the Balled influence, the hoe. gentleman was always pecu-
liarly acrevtable to the inhabitants of TaMstook, and the
irracsful manner in which he now makes his bow to Ms old
Meek moot prove gratifying alike to all patties."