The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

MAMMY OP THE PRINCE OF W4LE6•

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The illuminations last evening were on an
Wended scale both in the City and the West-end,
devices appropriate to the occasion being exhibited. The
royal tradesmen end theatres were prominent for their mud-
katationa of loyalty in this respect. The former dined toge-
ther in the evening at St. Jacoea's.liall, and were meet
enthusiastic in expressing their wishes for the health and long
life of hie royal Memo. At Oxford the festive) was cele-
brated most satisfactorily. The bells of the various
churches, cathedral, and colleges, rang merry peals
throughout the day. At Christchurch the lady of the eery
rev. the dean, assisted by other ladies of the university and
eity. made an extensive distribution of blankets to the poor.
At 2 o'clock the children of all the pariah and charity ;whoa*
to the number of about 3,000 sat down to a sebetantial
dinner in the Town•bell, at which the elite of the university
end city were present. In the arising there was •
grand diaply of fireworks in Merton Fields, subscribed for
chiefly by members of the university.

Before letting Berlin for London his Royal High-
ors Prince Frederick William addressed the following letter
to the thief megistrve of the city :—" I hare to express my
regret to the acigioratcs of the capital that the vin-
tner, toy wife, u Vre I I es myself, is prevented from
assisting at the fi•,e which I. to be given at
Berlin in honour of the 100th anniversary of the
birth of t3chiller. flowerer, the day upon which the Prince
of \t'alss attains bin eighteenth year, at the celebration of
which we have for • long time promised to be present, cells
us to Eogland, where we shall be witneesies of the distils-
guisbed manner in which they will celebrate the memory
ci the great German poet, and we shall participate in spirit
in the oonammurrativa fd-e which will be given in Frusta.—
(Signed)—Fasnsattu WILLIAM, PrWosof
lin, Nov. 6, 1659.•'

His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Causer, do Bernaord left town yesterday for Wtattsar
Castle.

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His Excellency the Danish Minister and Madame
van Doekula have arrival at the reside:lea at the lettiiiitia, in
Lawades•equtre, (row the Coatieeat•

The Duellers of Grafton hu arrived at her man-
doe in Clsrgeaptret t, from Easton Hall, Norfolk.

The Marquis of Lio.downe ham arrived at Lans-
downe Haws from Buvrood, Wilt..

The Earl and Countess of Easton hive left Euston
Han on • rust to Mr. Barior, at Braodaa, Noarlk.

The Count and Cowart's de Flahault and Mies
Elphiastous de Flahault .rc expected at Coventry House in
• £.w days, from their seat in Perthobire.

The Hon. George and Ledy Alice Byng are
staying at Wrathain Park, Barney en s visit to Viscount
and Viecoustase Entir:t.

The Right Hon. li. Disraeli and Mrs. Diane
have left Grosvenor Gate for Torcputy.

A report is current in litshiohable circles in Paris
that the Duchess of Mitiskoff is in se interesting situstion.

We (Sherborne Journal) are sorry to announce
that tat Monday lost, while hut.tiog with tug Foiheaadia the

Hon. W. H. B. Poitaiao, M.P.: met with a mere fa

which hoe ou touch iujurea the right shoulder that it Is feared
he will be for runny weeks unable to take pert le any ernes
exertion. W hear that he we. riding a bower recently
purchased of Sir David Canntagham, which, insteed d
leaping et a narrow bnilt, piangsd into It head forterwit,
sad threw Mr. Portinsa on hi• shoulder. Happaly, the
meadow was a softenei by the r.in that the Injary wee Mae
than le such a cr.e 'nigh, bare been expected.
The young Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, eon of ihe
Prince de Canino, who was lately married at Rome to the
Ptincem Ituapeli, has arrive fin Peril with his Grids. Hi
.. is 20, sal that of the Priors 17.