The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-29 00:00:00

CHERBOURG.

The Journal du Harr. says :—" In addition to
the yachts end excursion Armen which will mane from
England to Cherbourg to witness the approaching Rtes,
numerous steamers from Havre are to convey persons there
and back at &madames axed rate , and at Nantes :alsimilar
esearprise is being organised. From Hambarg;and other
knilga ports, exclusion Mesmer' are also to come. At Cher-
bourg, the mercantile yawls moored in the port have been
fitted up with bed-rooms, all lodgings on shore being already
let. The charge for each room will be from I.sfr. to 201 r. •
day and only a mattress and pillow in the way of bedding
will be provided. Of course the lodgers will have to provide
their own board. Counting the English vieltore, ft is felon-
lated that the people who will sleep afloat will be equal in
number to those on land."

rr,rhe following is a list of the personages who3are:to com-
pose the Court accompanying:the Emperor and Empress in
their visit to Cherbourg:

"Marshal Valiant, Minister of War; Admiral Hamelin,
Minister of Marine; M. Rouhar, Minister of Public Works;
the Princess Fleas& Lady of Honour to the Eafress,
and lady of the Palace; the Counters de Labrdoykis and
the Countess de Leurmel, Ladies of Honour to the
Kept..; Clinenel Fleury, First Equerry to the Emperor;
Noe& Not, Akie-de-Camp ; Colonel Lep* and the
Marquis de Ceders, Orderly °Some ; Baron de Bourgoing,
Equerry; the Marquis de Chaumont•Qnitry, Charaberleiej
M. Mocquard, Perste wry of his Mejeaty ; an AJda-
dw•Carep of the /Wrier of Met and one of the Milder
of Marine, a wry of the Minister of Public Worts,
and two Seoreteries of him Majesty."
The Archbishop of Paris bee received an invitation from
the Emperor to be pnernt at the Mee of Cherbourg. Him
Beninanoe will arrive in Britian on the Bth August.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Risme Mary have left St. James's Palace
for Cambridge Cottage, Hew, for the autumn.

The Duke and Towhee, of Marlborough and
family have left Brook-sheet for Blenheim Palace, new
Oxford.

The Duchess of Beaufort left town yesterday for
oopsal Hall, on a visit to the Earl sad Counter Howe.
The Duke of Beaufort is staying, with a party of friends, at
Bognor, during the roes at Goodwood, and does not return
to town until after attending the Privy Council at Osborne
on Saturday.

The Duchess (Emily) of Beaufort and Lady Edith
Somerset let tows on Tuesday, to join the circle staying
with the Doke and Duchies of Richmond, at Ooodwood.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley,
who kers been on a viiit to the Rm. George and Lady
Georgian► Ryder, at Westbrook, near Berthampetead, ors
now staying with Sir Walter R. and Lady Mary Farquhar,
before going to Cholmondeley Castle, Cheshire, for the
mamma.

The Earl and Countess of Wilton and Lady
Kathsrlas Beset= joined the party visiting the Dab and
Dachas of Richmond at Goodwood, from Commie/Tim
noble earl end counter repair to Cowes to be present at
the Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta, after which the family
coma to town for the celebration of the marriage of Viscount
Grey de Wilton and Lady Elizabeth Craven.

The Earl Fitzwilliam has gone to Wentworth
Home, Yockehlre, when the counter and fanilly had pre-
viously arrived from town.

The Earl of Radnor and Lady Mary Bonverie
have a party et the noble leas seat in Berkshire, Cokehill
Hall.

Sir John Pakington, the Pint Lord of the Admi-
ralty, awl the other Lords Commitsbeen, lea% • tows this
evening for Portsmouth, to ocetemoce the customary mussel
iospeoUos.

Th. Right Hon. the Speaker gate his annual
dieser to the principal officers of the Hoye of Commons
yesterday evening. The gents istaladed 84 Dian Le
Mandtrat, Lord Charles Russell, Mr. Erskine May, Mr.
Henry Lay, Hat. George Waldegrave, Rev. Hoary Drury,
Mr. Rickards, Captala Gossett, Mr. Lefroy, Mr. emus'
Smith, Mr. Fuer*, Mr. Arthur Jones, Mr. Virden, Mr.
Dyson, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Rowland, Mr. Howard, Mr.
Toreeter, Mr. Gunnell, Mr. Poetlethwalte, Mr. Roes, Mr.
Pole,Mr. Gray, and Mr. Hodgkin.

Hio Itirbneee Tonseoon Pub*, son of the Viceroy
of Egypt, accompanied by R. H. Oalawny, Esq., and snit*,
swing in town last evening, ead rim& with Sir Moses
Mostwanew, Gronewor-rikr, Perk-lace.
_ _

Oa thinad inst.-the; Count of Flanders arrived
at Vinous on a Tilt to Yu court.

Prince Albert of Prussia left Odessa on the sth,
to psy • wit to Bobsatopol.

The Princess Vogoridee has arrived in Paris, and
alighted et the Hotel du Loon*.

The veteran Earl of Roden was on Monday sworn
i• a watater of the Irish Privy Council at Dablin Cutts,
and took him meat at the board accordingly. The dike is
merely honesty, and confers no political advantage or sub-
stantial power.

We (SAMarne Journal) are glad to be in a posi-
tion to state, on the beet autbority, that Sir Henry Hoare,
Bart., of Stairhead, will be introduced to the liberal con-
stituency of But Somerset at the next elect:toe, by a very
powerful party.