The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-22 00:00:00

AIRIVAL OP 4ROR BIONNOW AT DOVER.-

CVNGIATULAIORY .1102188.

Early on Saturday morning Baron Brunnow, the
Russian Ambassador, arrived at Dover, after an abeam of
four years from this country. The Mayor and Corporatica
and a number of the principal residents of the town waited
on his Excellency at the Ship Hotel, and presented to him an
address of congratulation and welcome. Baron Brunow
replied as follows:

" Mr. Mayor and Aldermen and Burgesses of the
ancient and loyal town and port of Dover —I beg to
return you my moot sincere, hearty, and respectful
thanks, for the honour you have been pleased to canter on
me in giving me this oordial welcome on my return to
this country, where I hay. always been so kindly re-
calved. Nothing can be more gratifying to me than
such a reception, especially as it come from those I may
venture to call old . Dover is a town in which I
am not a stranger. I have spent many happy hours
here; and It is rendered awed to me by one recollection
in psrticular, which I am sure is alike dear to all ur
hearts—the memory of the late illustrious Duke of Wel-
lington. He was not only the Lord Warden of the Cinque
Ports, but the real friend of this town; and I congrandate
myself that I had the satidaotion to be honoured with his
private friendship. I have not yet had the honour of pre-
senting my credentials et the wart of your Elnetrious sove-
reign, and I look upon this expression of r esteem, there-
fore, as a private individual rather than ism official capacity.
I wore you, I heartily respond to all the feelings to which
you have given utterance. 'I have always been of opinion
that the existence of good feeling between two great nations
strengthens the hands of each. lam the lame man now la
you have always known me, and I can amen you that my
bort endeavours shall not be wanting to maintain that good
feeling which so happily exists between England and Roasts.'
Ilia Excellency left Dover for London by the twelve
o'clock train of the South Rasters Railway.

We nndentand that hia Royal Highness the
Primal Consort has been pleased to signify his Intention
of honouring with his proems the performance of the
" Grosse Pseeione•Hosik," at St. Martin's Hall, en Tues-
day evening.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale hays
returned to town from Scotland. The noble lord has taken
a mansion In Chasham-place for the mum

The Countess of liardwieke and family arrived at
their mamba is Portman-square a few days slam, from
Wimpole Hall.

The Earl and Countess of Bandon and family have
arrived at Clarldes HotaL

Lord and Lady Huntingfield have left the St.
George's Hotel, for Bermingham Hall, &dui.
Lord Dankellin arrived in town a few days since,
trout Ireland.

Major-General Sir James Chatterton, Bart-, and
Lady Chatterton have left the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-
Street, for Dublin.

The Hon. Randolph John Want, member of the
Legislative Council, accompanied by his son and daughter
has arrived at ths Brunswick Hotel, St. Jatnes'a from;
Australia.

Mr. and Mimi Farquharson hare arrived at the
Quota's Hotel, Upper Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. John
Pryor bay* arrived at the same eatabhahment.

The Banner Brunnow may be expected to arrive
in Shia country about the 16th of April.
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Her Majesty's mission chaplaincy at Constanti-
nople has been oonfrrred upon the Res. C. B. Gribble,
M.A., of Christ's College, Cambridge, iscambent of Bt.
Paul's Mariners Church, Whltechapel.

• —•
THE DEANERY OF OVERNSET.—The Earl of
Derby has mewed the desseery et Geseneey, renewed
Tema by the death of the Bar. Dr. Carey, ape the Rev.
William Gripe ILL, 'Mat of it. AatrowVa that Wald.