The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-22 00:00:00

DUKE OF MALAKOFF IN BIRMINGHAM.

The Duke of Malakoff arrived in Birmingham on
Tuesday night.
Yesterday, the Mayor, Bir John Ratcliffe, waited
upon his Exoellency. The Duke went to Aston Hall
and to one or two of the principal manufactories.
In the evening the duke left for Eaton Hall,
Cheshire.

Their Royal Highneesee the Duchess of Cam-
bridge, the Greed Enke and Dachas of Mecklenburg,
&Mita, and Prisms Mary, yesterday honoured Lord and
Lady Poltimcce with their company at dinner, in Grosvenor-
square. The company invited to mist Emir royal highnesses
ewe—the Dachas' of Wellingtoe, Earl and Commas of
Jersey and Lady Clementine Villiers, Earl and Countess of
Clarendon, the Sardinian Minister, Earl of Wilton, Earl. of
Ilaishosbary, s■d Mr. Augustus Lumley. In the evening
her ladyship received a select circle.

Lady Charlotte Denison gave a ball last evening
at her mare on Carlton House-terrace. Hia Serene Righ-
ter Prince Fredrick of Hoists& boomed her ladyship with
his promos.

The Duchess of Somerset had an afternoon party
yesterday at Wimbledon Park. A awnerous circle of the
aristocracy assembled at the duchess's invitation.

The lineman. of Inverness has left Kensington
Palace for the Castle Hotel, Richmond, for a fiw days.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Breadalbane are
expected to Mum to tows from Carlobed about the middle of
next mouth, vibes they will repel'. to Taymouth Castle for
the imam.

The Earl Granville has left town for his seat in
Staffordshire. The counter hen left for Aldacham Park,
her son's seat, hi Bhropehlre.

Lord and Lady Dynevor and family will leave
town on Saturday for Bromham Hall, Badfordabire.
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Lady Arthur Hay left town yesterday for the
baths of Hisinion.

The Dowager Lady Whamliffe has arrived et
the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.

Lord Denman ha; left Claridge's Hotel.
Lady Isabella Wemyss sad Miss Wemyss have
left Kensington Palace for the Illill of Wight.

The marriage of Miu Stuart:Porbee, eldest
daughter of Sir John sad Lady Harriet Stuart-Forbes, with
the Hon. Charles Teeing's, Id.P., eldest son of Lord Clin-
ton, will take place the trot week in August.

Bir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., and Lady Emily
Peel, have left Belgmve•gaare for Kinlam, for a few
weeks.

Lord Goderich, M.P., leaves England to-day for
Switzerland, where he takes Lady Goderich for the benefit
of ►er health, which, we (Leeds Mercury) Pivot to say,
bee eaftered owing to their recent bereatement. Hie lad-
e/Lip will be absent from England till the month of Sep-
tembe•.

The Bishop of London will hold a confirmation
for the people of St. Bartholomew, Moor-lane, at that church,
on the afternoon of Sunday, August 8, when any from other
pert. who have been unable to be confirmed out go.
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We find the following under the head " Fashion-
able mo►ements," in the BrigAton Gazette :—" The Duke
and Duchess of Beaufort have been staying for some time at
the Royal Albion Hotel, and on Monday his grace drove to
London the only onach which rune between Brighton and
the metropolis, the duchess being by his aide on the box.
His grace purposes returning at Brighton races. The London
Observer had a paragraph stating that the present duke drove
the' Age' coach from Brighton to London. It was not his
grog" bat the present doke's ether who took the reins of
that fashionable coach in former days."

The marriage of the Marquis of Sligo with Mile
Julia C. Nugent, daughter of Anthony Nugget, of Pallas,
in tba county of Galway, Req., was soisomised on Tuesday
morning, the 20th inst., by special Homes, by the Rev.
Giles Eyre, rector of Ktlmena, near Westport, in the pre-
sence of a select edrele, amongst whom were Mr. and Mrs.
Nugent (father end mother of the bride), Lord John T.
Browne, M.P., eft Thomas Burke, Bert., M.P., Air Robert
Lynch Biome, Bart., and Lady Harriet Blow, Colonel and
Lady Louisa Laos, the Mews. end the Misses Nugget, &c.
Immediately after the oeramooy the Marquis and Marchioness
IA town for London, where they will pre a few day; and
am pseud ea a continental tour.

The late Countess of Cardigan's funeral took place
yeeteeday. It hree el the awl ameteatatioue sad private
cierseur.

Tag CAMP At ALDIMMOTT.—The military season
et AlasslM seams es If Mt apprceebleg in termination.
Testaadey was the het at he gala IMIII-days, and within a
taw weds mere ma ',Massy reviewe will finish, may of
the troop go late barracks, sad the pletermea matim-
mats et Ommommos will be Wm op. The Dab et
Cambridge, etheadad by Lord Bergherah and Colonel
Oaedoe, arrived ha as by nine o'clock, and their Royal
Mittman the Dedham sad Princess Mary of Cambridge
sad the °mad Mathew el Mecklenburg-Stadia Meade'
by Berth Lambeth, else am dews by a later train to
beam the review with their pomace. In addition to these
libethrlase visitors hare me a conaiderible muter of cask
sad lashiaa hem the melregolia, so that, on the whole, the
bite evaelseitlyr the Len Valley presented se gay sad
=loathed am lipid r w have me am, ma on the very
lallhat myth 6M-deye. The whets force ea the mead
wee arm& of 11,000 men, divided into eve cavalry regi-
mes* Mohan rosiseso. of MinsliTY, thirty gas., sad as-
tetimethe hem the Lagar= sod Mititary Ttai♦.
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A letter Anon lit;ekhoir says :-" According to
moat accounts from the shakos of Drottlogholm, whore the
King matron to reside with the sepal family, Ins Merry
begins to room his Maga wry rater ieJly. He is new
able to walk lc the prk whker requiring the support of oat
or two persons, as had bees the ure during the previous
twelve moulds."

The Courrier de Geri states that Cardinal Wise-
man is expected to arrive at Bagoares-de-Bigorre before the
end of this month. He coma to Mgr. de &lints, Archbishop
of Awl, who ha been at Bagneres for some days.
The Psidnoostes• Gasette states that on Count de
Cavour's arrival at Genova, le was medially received by the
population, and that a deputation from the Conant! of Stets
paid him a vlidt, Before leaving he reosived the visits of
other notable inhabitants of the elty, without distinction of
political opinlona.

The lion. Richard Lyons had an audience of the
Grand Duke of Tummy et Lucca on the 17th, In which he
preeested his credentials as British plenipotentiary to tho
court of Florence.