The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-03 00:00:00

(Stamped id. &widow.) [TWOPENCE.

The Quin, with all the Royal Pay, meampeatbd b 7
the Prime and Piteous, pummel at a quarter before twelve
o'clock to the'Lafl. The Queen here took leave other dasigh-
tar and the Prises Frederick William.

The Primus Alin and the power lambda of the Royal
Family oho parted with tbdr doter. The Prince Conlon,
the Prime of Wales, prince Alfred, end the Da. of Coat-
brOge woreopenied the Prince and Prima= to Gravesend.
The Duchess of Kent, the Dachau and Prisons Mary of
Cambririje, the Duke of Saxe •Cobarg, and Prince Victor of
Hohradoha took lean of their Royal Highnesses In the
hall.

The Prime am: Primer Frederick William proceeded to
their carriage through the grand hall, where the WWI in
waiting of the Queen, awl the caws of Wate end gentlemen
of the household of her 1141117 and the Prince Consort, were
&rambled to pity their reopens to their Royal Highnesses
upon their departure.
A guard of honour of the Coldeireem Guards mounted
within the smarm& of the palace, aid the band played the
National Anthem on the appearance dike Murrions party.
The Prises and Primer were handed by the Kafir of
the Hone into an open carriage and four at ten Wants' be-
fore 12 o'clock, the Prinoe Consort end the Pdaus ad Woke
occupying the opposite assta.
Her Majesty, with the Royal children, and the Duchesses
of Kent end Cambridge, end the Primer Mary of Cam-
bridge, eooompanied the Prince and Primer to the principal
etitrasos.

I The banning dross of the Princess Frederick Wilihms
was of drab selt wte man thsatimis ; a Mask velvet made,
add over It a boracite ; a bonnet of maroon velvet, with white
ostrich feathers, and a black veil.
Five open carriages and four followed that of the Prince
and Princess. The first eonveyed Prince Alfred, the Duke
of Cambridge, the COILIAINI Perimeter, and Lady Church%
(Lady of the Bedchamber to the Queen).

The second carriage conveyed the Countess Wally von
Hohenthal, Countess Marie Zn Lynar, General Schreckan-
stela, end Viscount Sydney.
The third carriege conveyed Count Parponcher, General
Moltke, Lord Alfred Paget (Clerk Plirelml), and Sir Frede-
rick &coin (Groom-in-Waiting to the Queen.)
The Earth carriage oonveyed Baron Ernest von Stock: mar,
Colonel Francis Hugh Seymour (Ewiny to the Prince
Consort), Captain Schweinits, and Colonel Tyrwhitt
(Equerry to the Duke of Cambridge.)
The Mk carriage conveyed Captain von Linden, Dr.
Wegner, Lieutenant von Zestrow, and Mr. Gibbs.

,Cdonichinsat of Life Guards formed the escort fres the
Palace to the Bricklayers Arms Station of the South Eastern
Railway.
The Prince Consort, with the Prince of Wales, Prince
Alfred, and the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied the Prince
and PAM'S Frederick William on board the royal yacht,
when luncheon was served to the royal party. The Prince
Consort took leave of their Royal Highnesses on the yacht,
and leaded, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, Prince
Alfred, sal the Duke of Cambridge.
Lady Churchill and Viscount Sydney remained on board,
sad will accompany the Prime and Princess Frederick
William to Berlin.

The Prince Consort, the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred,
sad the Duke of Ciunbridge, altemled by Lord Alfred
Paget, Sir Frederick Morin, Colonel F. H. Seymour, Mr.
Gibbs, and Colonel Tyrwhitt, travailed by a Rada twin on
the South-Eastern Railway to the Brioldsgers' Arms Station,
from whence the Duke and hie Bquerry proceeded to St.
James's. The Prince Consort returned with the Prince
of Wales end Prism Alfred to Buckingham Palace at four
o'clock.

The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred afterwards visited
the Duchess of Kent at Clarenos-houme, St. James's.

Count Bernaterff, the Pm,lea li/ulster, attended the
Pries and Primer from the Railway station to the royal
yacht.

His Royal Highness Prince Frederick William of
Prussia, before leaving this country, presented to Sir John
Key, Bart., by the bands of Count Bernstorff, the Prussian
Minister, a splendid gold nnuff-box, with hie Royal High-
ness's cipher set in diamonds, of the value of 200 guineas,
as • souvenir et his personal friendship, and in testimony of
his entire satisfaction at the manner in which the right
hon. baronet carried out the wishes of the Corporation of
London in presenting his Boyd Highness with the freedom
of the City.
CARRIAGE FOR HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
FRIMISAICK Wria.uu.—Yearn. Hooper and
Co., of the Haymarket, coschbuilden so the royal Wally.
have jet competed a very beautiful earrtiegs, intended to iss
preemeed to her Royal Higlinens by the ci of K
the
arrival at Berlin. The weep is C mad
landau, the body le pentad a dark cobalt blue, the
and onderesnege are of the same colour, picked out with
red. On the peel of the dour ere two shis viabearing the
ems of the Prince and Princes armounted by a crown,
and eadroisd with the ribbon of the Hohenzollern
Order. The interior of the carriage is lined with
figured beak& silk of a silvered drab colour ; and at the
=tatof the Pesos, the curtains ale of a delicate rose
, lee produces a very Perin effect The hammer-
cloth is dirt Mee, with red and Irides and hellion
teasels and cede. At each side are saver with the
erne The leaps and Strings are also silver. The carriage
does the highest osellt to the Mate and skill of its
and it has been competed in the almost inarediblyti=
spice of ten:days ; faded, barely that time has elapsed date
/dews. Hooper ended a telegraphic manage eking whe-
ther they could beep the order. They did so itheet
hesitation, and by the utmost exertion on their pert the or
was completed yesterday morning. About 90 men
have beim illiprod in its oonstruction.
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THE ROYAL MABHIAGE.—It is generally the lot
of the woman to be uprooted, es It were, from the place
of her birth, and from the midst of kith and kin, to be trans-
planted among strangers, there again to invest her affections,
and acquire new habits and tastes. Hard as ft may learn, it
is • condition of the eel, and nature has given them in outh
a pliancy that adapts itself to the new situations. Elo, In this
respect, the Princess Frederick William of Prim& has only
to go through what 111 suffered by rem lady who
marries either her partner at a ball, or • at a dia-
-1 tart living. or en oft= going oa Redo Whatever
may be said of the strangeness of • hello
_awe% tbe novelty
of its priaMples end ideas, or the Wattles. likely to be
crtatedloy the arrival of the . aggilse smewtheer. ia
even • pester degree, to the ewe el the Roglith
bride arriving in a new ell panned into a
new family. The wrench, Well mtay be great far the mo-
ment, but it is soon over ;a yommilArseße, and generous natant
takes • new start, end dates • growth, from bring
surrounded by new hoes, Rye all =known soots
Very wisely, therefore, the Clies hes ant thought it name-
wry, aor would it indeed be ossikienn with the urges
of As Prelim court, to setvemmi the Prisms Royal with •
bevy of Fogßah ladies. Oar own Watery fandshes too many
examphe el the =Whist dens by ?synth, Poetugneoe,
Gomm, and ether help Wks, bewails over by gowns
to DAM the *ma el their wan Of come, their
imports:se demi& SSthe oungiete tedetion of their
dative% and am tie enhebliebeent el a meildesos
with Iter at the ad et her heelenel aid adopted Goan-
try. That, too, would von* a nom Ora equal counter-
claim...A and the ady snenh *nil be a golf 211,11 t to
between the queen =I Ye lembeforn kluge ad
.▪
1W dg Warag hill of ailing tsemld be boner
then the risk also wberedfanrakb IS eedL One Arbors
dal thumbs aesr Meth skink honfag oily on the am
sad advice of hr EAT( hb Mimeo Ow
that daily intention* at aSOMINgy to the Uhl et
sE gootaress ratlines. N. Mei Wiwi parting
was severe, both to the one kweseue be ',grad to
those who have arm het the OW ear d ea youthful
Mole. But the hoes that bond *pnierlay nog to
wiped away- thnel*Ot mew beef tbe inelleee womb of
young end vigssone MOM ; end buses keg the oegnevelon
neelf will ogee mew ammeti of interest sad Riersheagee
of feeling sal thoenlet.—Tinee.

8171PPLINXIIT TO THE Ourrni.—A supplement
of 16iFis Wird but night with the London Gazette.
It b &Rad to e minute heraldic account of the
meat wegaft sad the insteliation of the bridegroom
es a Knight tithe Gator.

STAMM GLASS 111 WZMILIBITZ/L ABBIT.—The
five window. which have beta ream* Brad in the south
stile d the dear story ot Weettabster Abbey, atetatted by
Messrs. J. R. Claytea sad Mind Dell, ow the lid beta-
mast towards the raliestion at Mr. ticett's wear for Me.-
traMm the attire wits at clear story windows ,tamed
tie the "T. Deus Oedemas The the whitlows
to which we maw allude cambia repremehaleas et the
Protheiet" David, Betamea, ladak Jeremish, Ezsidel,
Dania, Hews, lost, Ames, sad Obadiah. The Brazes are
awe wady 10 list is sad are painted to by the
artists as dm most ohms/ week It stalsad glue that has
been leas is aeg sd ia models times. The tabard cis,
however, is, a/ it noes to as, a mistake, sad Isms =-
Wally to Imes the appereet Wahl of the
The drstria Mortal the OIWO Iblr the nest poi
sparillar. , is too promissat, sad we weal
sanest that ths arrssavoirat by which some pert, of the
Orris ere Node to Weak fate the border, at se to
give k the
sad el *mem sat, is era to criticim—BwMar.

MUSIC

KISS ARABELLA GODDARD'S PIANOFORTE
CONCERTS.
Mies Goddard has commenced $ series of Boirks
of Claarleel Chamber Phmokaie Mule at her reekleme in
Welbeck-street. The fonowiag wee the programme :

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Somata la 7, Are awl Ulla. 111le Goddard sad X
Matte
Haydn.
Gram koala ea CI Mar Clean&
Pried* sad lona la • Alm to •
Taroataaat • .. • • • • • • • &AL
PAW LL
Greed &MS O. 14— ........ . Weer.
orwie Two to oak Vii; Goddard. X.
........... . . .. • • . esterierea.
There was eomething delightfully fresh in the clear end
melodious mimplioity of Haydn'e Smote. He wee sot
a pianist, but was thoroughly aeguainted with the
instrument, and his sonatas are fun of grace sail
Olfgallol3. That which wee played last night was one
of his best, and nothing oould nosed Use Amish of
its performance by Miss Goddard and &mom
Clementi waa one of the greatest masters of the pileacdorte,
and his conspoidtions for this bastrummut ought Snot to bs
forggootten. Min Goddard hes the merit of beteg the fret
parfornr in who hes ass& the some empedthsof
el Beth deli, not only to the select few, tothe
may. WOW, a work of extraerdiammy
was executed with a not to be
trurpreal
Boothovaa'a Trio 11 B Gal, his but and greatest wet of ahm
dens, waved mcet an
Mies Gadded helot
aeoom en the slain and viol by M. Ileabes and
HOT