The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-15 00:00:00

Lord Chewton has arrived at the Pavilion Hotel,
Folkestone.

Mr. and Lady Virginia Sandars have arrived
their residence, in Raton-square, for the sows.

Sir Clifford and Lady Constable have arrived at
Claridge'• Hotel, front Barton Constable.

Sir George Grant Sattie has left Claridge's Hotel
for Pricks Orange, N.B.

Lady Warneford has arrived in Eaton-square from
Wsrasked, Wilts.

'rke Hon. Randolph John Want, member of the
Letlastly* Council of Australia, has returned to the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Bt. James's, from Paris.

The Duchess of Northumberland had an assembly
last evening at Northtumberland Hones. Previous to the
assembly, the duke and duchess received at dinner his Ex-
cellency the Bavarian Minister and the Barone= de Cetto,
his Excellency the Netherlands !intimate the Marquis and
Marchioness of Salisbury, Viscount Grey de Wilton, Lord
and Lady Colville, Lord George and Lady Adelina Manners,
Lord H. Gordon Lennox, the Right Hon. the Chancellor of
the Exchequer and Mn. Diaresii, the Right Hon. H. T. L.
mg Lady Harriet Cony, Gael and Lady Alice Peel, the
Right Hon. the Judge-Advocate end Mrs. Mowbray, Hon.
H. 0. Liddell, M.P., Sir Michael and Lady Octavia Shaw
Stewart, Sir C. Cromwell, Major-Oen. Hall, Captain Wash-
ington, Mr. Allan Bathurst, Mr. H. J. &Me, &c.

The Countess of Derby had an assembly last
evening at the family mansion In EL Jansses-square. Pee.
aloes to the evening party, her ladyship rewired at dinner
Ids Escedlency the Prussian Minister and the Countess
Esermstorfc the Duke and Duchene of Manchester, the Earl
of Wilton, the Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor, Vis-
count Canterbury, Lord }ad lady Burghersb, Colonel the
Hoe. James Maoionald, and Colonel Talbot. The party
broke up soon after midnight.

The Queen of the Netherlands will quit Stntt-
gard, on the 6th of Key, foe Paris.

THE PaiscEss VICTORIA. Berlin, April 9.
Ladies on horseback an not so frequently to be met with in
Berlin ea ia Hyde-park. Hare crowds of people gather in
the Thisrgartsa, to see the Princess Victoria taking Noes-
trier exercise, and to admire the sass and grace she displays
nroneging herr. It is her habit to change the spot
whirs else takes horse almost dally, with a view to avoid too
great • conconree of spectators. To jadge from appearances,
' It would seem that the princess feels very happy in her new
borne ; she taken lemons in the floe arta, and even in mathe-
matic*, and she is • feequent attendant at the theatre, where,
combining amusement with instruction, she takes her finish•
lag leatons in the German language. Her husband too,
the Prince Fredrick William, has had all the advantage of
a superior education. Borne time state he invited his former
tutor, Dr. Ernst Cartier, to visit him in Berlin, when be,
as well as the princess, treated the doctor with the moat
distinguished sneaker. Men distinguished ie base kttree
an! soleness, for the most part members of tbs liberal
and ptogressive party, are generally weal received
at the wart of the prince. The Primer of Prussia,
wiser youth wee pared at Wilmer, when old Goethe
thee lived, lea great patron of adman end sr* and males,
sore theta the prior* her husband, betrays by her conduct a
gross sympathy with the liberal end progreenve tendencies
of the age. At this rummest the Princess of Pruesie, *rom-
ps:tied by her sow and his wife, is at Walser, where the
Princess Victoria is being Introduced to the lumay of Ire
. . . . _

snother-in-hre.—Coatinerrel Review. The Prlie and
Prinoem Frederkk William returned to Berlin from Weknex,
on Sunday minim, the Princess of Fronds accompanying
them.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY SERTICES.—The preachers
will be on the 18th the Rev. Dr. Hook, and on the 26th
the Mao, of Carlisle.

The gpeyside mail, when proceeding towards
Keith on Friday afternoon last, wee brought to • stand
about fin ranee out by ono of the Wee &Wig wrn. Tile
Right Hoc. Sidney Herbert, hie Wl, sad swenass wen
yaeseacere, sad they had to be Wen le Keith in a com-
munes mat kola the Ciordos Arta Heisio—Mferourwai.