The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-14 00:00:00

THE PRINCE OP wezts 4 T MUSSELS.

Ott Wednesday the Prince of Wales, accompanied
by the personages of hie suite, and by the Duke of Brabant
and the Count of Flanders, visited various parts of Biased,;
the party dined afterwards at the chitties' of Laekes. In
the inswing the Kist; of the Belgians, the royal family, and
the Prince of Wales wait to the palace of Brawls, to
the second court ball gives by the King. More
than 1,200 guests filled the magnificent salons. The entire
diplomatic corps, the ministers, with the exception of M.
Rosier, Mintier of the Interior, the high civil and military
functionaries from the various provinces, and foreigners of
distinction in great nunabors, assisted at the fete. The
Apostolic Nuncio, Mgr. Gowns, after baring been readied
first of all by the King, withdrew, se usual, after
the entry of his Majesty sad their royal blith-
ering into the grated sidle d'honneur. The duchess
wore • very rich and charming ball diets, rose-
coloured, and trimmed with lace; coiffure studded with
diamonds. The King and princes wore the grand cordon
of the order of Leopold upon their brilliant uniform*. The
Prince of Wales wore • rich English uniform, " with the
royal insignia of England."
The princes took part In several dances. The Priam of
Wales, giving his arm to the finches of Brabant, walked
through the rooms in the midst of the crowd of
guests. The King withdrew into his apartments at
supper-time, after joining in re r imam) with several of the
goats. The ball was kept up until 2 o'clock yesterday
morning. The King, the Prince of Wake, and the royal
family remained at the palace.
Yesterday ble Royal Highness the Prince of Wales left
Brussels on his way to Italy.

The Duke and Duchene of Wellington will leave
Apeley House is s few days, for their east, Strathlieldieye,
Hasepabire.

The Earl and Countess Stanhope arrived in town
yeeterday monk', from Chevening Park. Kent, owl left in
the evening on a •:.it to her Mor.my, Wond.r

Lord and Lady Harry Vane have returned to
&Ws Abbey, Bunsen.

Lady Scarsdale was safely delivered of a son and
►dr, on Toseday, at the fatally seat, Kedleston, Derbyshire.
Lady Arthur Hay has returned to town from
visiting the Eatl sad Countess Hoye, at <lapseE, Leicester-
shire.

The Hon. Sydney and Mrs. Pierrepont have
wired at Claridga's Hotel, fora Evenly Hall, 13rockly.

The Rev. Mr. and Lindy Milieent have arrived at
CLaridges Hotel.

Captain and Mr.. Tinbeck, Hon. W. Greaves,
Colossi DO^ Lady Caroline Russell, Ft's. J. D. Wathsr-
eon and Mtn, Watbarstoa, For R. Price, Ray. J. Cart-
wright, W. K. Otadatona, Esq., Major North, Sir John J.
Hassler, and Major the Hoe. W. E. Fitzaanrics an arsons
the recent arrivals at 0411 We-fork Hotel.

We are glad to state that Sir E. and Lady Lagard
era prognissiag favourably. The Injizias which Mra.
ltobia-
soa (sister to the boa. baronet) received were of so serious •
cherecter se to canoe the greatest alarm to her friend., bat
recent symptoms are far more favourable than could have
been expected, god hopes are no. entertained of her recovery.
Mr. Henry Pease, M.l'. for South Durham, has
takes a lease of Stanhope Coetle, SI • summer residence.
The boa. member is at precept making extensive additices
at Pierremont, his mansion near Darlington.
We Times) believe that the address in answer to
the speech from the Throne will be moved, in the Howe of
Commons, by the Hon. Charles Trrfosie, M. P for North
Devoe, sod seconded by Mr. Sweat, M.P. for Leeds.

The Dublin 11-rpreas announce that Mr. Edmund
Hayes, the flolicitoe-General, is to be the euccentor of the
venerable Baron Paasefather in the Court of Excheqww.
TM new** flied the race of Canis ads jeer during the
hW DurbyMr, of 1152. It is farther announced that
Xr. John Norm Q.C., is to he the Solicitor-General. Mr.
George mipteseated the county of Wexford for a few years,
and was unexpectedly defeated at the lest general election by
Mr. Hatchet!, the present liberal member.
The Brunk Inilipenilance states that the fact of
the approaching marriage of Prince Napoleon Bonaparte to
the eldest daughter of the King of Sardiaia has been row-
emanated to the Court of St. James's, and that " England
Implies that she views the =amines with satisfaction; and
Goma Victoria has presented her congratulation' to the
Imperial funny."

A letter from Ni ankh, dated Sunday, says :—" Her
nerd Hither. the Ditches. of Calabria, Prioress Royal of
Yr Two S.rillee, lowly merrkri, 'waived the diplomatic rorP,
{hie sorting, at tits palace of her Berne parents. To.
lINITOW her royal blithers. mill re. etre the erzgretulations

et the teldity, the thief fueetinaartee of the court, &e. Is
the events, e pale repeenete.ise will take pteoe to the
Court Thrive."

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