The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-10 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN RION LIFE.-(THIS DAY.)

This (Saturday)morning the marriage of Viscount
Milton, M.P., ion of the Countess and Earl Fitzwilliam,
K.G., F.R.G.S., with Hon. Miss Laura Maria Theresa
Beauclerk, second daughter of Lord Charles Beauclerk,
son of the eighth Duke of St. Albans, was
solemnized at St. George's Church, Hanover.
square. The ceremony was p erformed by the Rev.
P. Norman, M.A., rector of Bookaford, seal sted by
the Rev. Henry Howarth, 8.D., rector. The bride was
given away by her uncle, Sir Montague Cholmeley, in the
presence of a distinguished circle. A grand dejesowr warn
given by Sir Montague, at Belgrave-square, in the after-
noon.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
honoured the performances at the New Royal Amphi-
theatre and Circus, High Holborn, with his presence last
evening.

The Earl and Countess Russell have left town for
Pembroke Lodge, Richmond-park, for the season. The
marriage of Lady Georgians Adelaide Russell, his lordship's
eldest daughter, to Mr. Archibald Peel, son of General the
Right Hon. and Lady Alice Peel, will take place on Thurs-
day next, at Petersham Church. The noble Earl said
Countess will entertain a numerous family circle at break-
fast on the occasion.

Prince and Princess Vogoridea have arrived at
the Turkish Embassy in Eryanston-square, from Con-
stantinople.

Hie Excellency the Turkish Ambassador has
taken Ellenborough House, Roehampton, when his
excellency and family intend to pass the autumn.

The Archbishop of Armagh and Mrs. Beresford
have left town for the Continent.

It is stated in military circles that Captain Jcn•is,
whose case has been so recently before parliament, will be
reinstated.

Among the notices for " early next session" is
one by Mr. Grant Duff " to call a tention to the report of
her Majesty's commissioners upon the Inns of Court and
Chancery, presented to this house in 1855 ; and to move,
that in the opinion of this house, the four Inns of Court
should be united in one university, which should be
capable of giving to English law students a legal educa-
tion not lees complete than that which is given to French
or German law students by kindred institutions in France
and Germany."

Next Thursday Alderman Lawrence will ask the
Secretary to the Poor-law Board whether it is the inten-
tion of her Majesty's government to introduce a measure
in the next session of parliament to compel those metro-
politan parishes not included in the Union Assessment
Act to reassess the property in their areas in order that
the rates payable to the common fund may be levied
throughout the metropolis on a fair and equal basis.

Mr. Laird on Monday will ask the Secretary of
State for War whether it is the intention of her Majesty's
government to recommend parliament to grant an in-
creased allowance to the volunteer force, as, failing such
increased allowance being made, many of those volunteer
corps, which are composed principally of artisans, must be
disbanded.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE BORDERS.—It has
been announced that her Majesty the Queen and their
Royal Highnesses Princesses Louise and Beatrice, at-
tended by the ladies and gentlemen of the court, will
leave Windsor Castle on Tuesday night week by special
train, rid Carlisle and the Waverley route, to Kelso station
for Floors Castle, where ber Majesty is expected to arrive
on Wednesday morning, the 2lst August, at about ten
o'clock, and where she will remain until Satur-
day, when she will proceed to Balmoral. In
Kelso experiments are being made to secure the
success of the illuminations. On Tuesda , one of
the ridges of the dome of the Town-hall was uminated
by lights, for the purpose of judging the effect of carry-
ing out the design, which proved very successful. When
viewed from a distance, the illumination was very striking
and pleasing. Dr. Stevenson Macadam was in Kelso on
Wednesday, and viewed the town from Floors Castle,
and gave his opinion as to where the illuminations should
take place. In addition to the Town-hall the abbey will
be illuminated, this being done at the expense of the
Duke of Ho:Minim. Along Tweed-side to the bridge
paddle lights will be displayed at various points,
and numerous private parties are making prepare-
lions for decorations a-d illuminations. We understand
the Freemasons, the I )dd Fellows, and the Foresters will
have a procession on the occasion. An address to her
Majesty will in all likelihood be presented in the square,
where upwards of 20,000 people could witness the inte-
resting ceremony. A curious feature in the programme is
anticipated. A property situated in Kelso is held from
the crown on condition that the proprietor presents a
white rose to the sovereign on every occasion of a royal
visit to Kelso, and this unusual rent charge will require to
be paid on this occasion. It has been resolved by the
police commissioners that no carts or other vehicles will
be allowed in the streets on the morning of the 21st after
nine o'clock, until the Queen passes through the town to
Floors Castle.—SeMsnion.

OSBORNE, Arnun 3.—The Queen was this day
pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon John
lies Mantel], Esq., late chief justice of her Majesty's
settlements in the Gambia; upon William Anderson
Rose, Esq., alderman of the City of London ; upon Sydney
Medley Waterlow, Esq., of Fairseat-house, Higbirate,
alderman and sheriff of the city of London, and sheriff of
the county of Middlesex ; upon Francis Lyeett, Esq.,
sheriff of the city of London and county of Middlesex ;
and upon Charles Jasper Selwyn, Esq., M.P., her Majesty's
solicitor-general.— Ckszette.

THE DEATH OF QOEEN MARIE THERBRE Or
NAPLE4.—Queen Marie Therne of Naples, who died on
Thursday, at Rome, of cholera, was the daughter of the
Archduke Charles, whose campaigns as leader of the
Austrian army form so considerable a part of the history
of the wan of the French Nevolution and the triumphs of
Napoleon. She was born in 1816, and in the year 18J7
became the second wife of Ferdinand IL of Naples, to
whom she bore five sons and four daughters. She became
a widow is 1859, and continued to reside near Naples until
the King, her step-son, was driven from the throne, when
she, with the rest of the royal family, took up her residence
in Rome. The first wife of the late King of Naples wan
the daughter of Victor Emmanuel 1., King of Sardinia,
and died just 15 days after having given birth to Francis
11., the es-King of Naples. One of the daughters of the
Queen Dowager Marie The Ise is the second wife of the
present Archduke Charles of Austria brother to the Em-
peror; another daughter is married to the Archduke
Charles of Tuscany.

LATEST INTELLIGENM.

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THE KING OF PRUSSIA. '
BERLIN, AUGUR? 10.

The King will very shortly pass through Frank-
fort-on-the-Maine for Cassel, where his Majesty
will remain two days. The deputations from
places requesting a royal visit have been positively
informed that after leaving Cassel the King will
probably return to the Castle of Babelsberg.