The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-26 00:00:00

TEE PRINCE OP Willa AT OXFORD.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales hue now
ben at the Velversity • week, sad he may be considered
to have fairly entered upon his career se an 0101111110.
Hie moieties seems to be to conform to all the rules of
W college, end to conduit Mcseall in nearly ell respects
like Its ordinary members. He has Ma a regular attendant
at each of the lectures as have yet taken place, though the
Mrs being yet co young, most of the proems' only begin
their labours In the come of the present week ; and so far,
unlike meat' of hie lees illeattiout coherent", he Ma
" mad hie dm," by being at chapel punctually
at eight o'clock every mooning. One Memos nude is his
favour le that lasted of occupy* rooms In college, the
prime is allowed to keep op a residence in the city, a privi-
lege that is mese mended to any but royal undergradesten
When the late Mama of Waterford wee at Christ Chureli
(the prime's /Mrs later) he made great effort' to
seem a sindir momien, bat In vain ; and ordinary under-
passes,' ere rested ems to be allowed to take lodgings
act of the College until they have metrlettlated at least
me tam. Aey day the pries may be Been welkiag Mug
the streets to hie cap and gone, almost mattended, or
strolling In the quadrilles of Christ Church with
his brether undergraduates, among whom he Is very popular;
end he seems equally disposed to submit to college
and to bear his share M college sports. He teem Inclined
too to give his patronage to city anterminz mac Mr.
Charlie Dickens gave readings et the Town-hall on Monday
and yesterday evening., and at the Brat reading (" The
Chrienitse Carol" and "The Trial from Pickwick") the prince
and Ida suite were present. On his attelning his 18th year on the
9th proximo, the event •it be celebrated in Oxford with greet
Maiday. The prince will remain at Oxford for aim month.,
sad Wm hi departure the beautiful new museum
In the parka will be opened by the Queen In perm. In the
Ism week the commemoration will be held, Than his royal
highness will probably be admitted to the honorary degree
of D.C.L.

His Excellency flee Turkish Arnbanador and
Madam Maim as and teeny grainier"' lo tows to-day from
et. Leassrds.

Hie Fans'tansy the Austrian Minister arrived at
Chandoa Hons. on Monday evening, from visiting the Mar•
qui. and Marchioness of &Rebury at ilstfisld.

- The Doke and Duchess of iticbtuo;clsre expected
ft town ft a taw dip from &amid.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby have
loft the Bt. Georges Hotel for Brighton.

The Eul and Counteee of Abergavenny have left
Biding Manor for &Ng. Castle, Kent.

The Eml of Winchilees has .left the St. Georges
Hotel.

The Kul of Kilmorey hu left the St. George's
Hotel.

Lord Putman has arrived at Brechin Castle for
des minerr from I nvermark, hie lordabip's shooting quarter
In the not th.

Lard and Lady Wodehouse have arrived at their
'vodance in Brfonotone-square, from Kimberley Perk.
Norfolk.

The Right Hon. the Speaker and Lady Charlotte
Denison ham arrivsd at °mentos Hall, Notts, from Long-
well, the Duke of Portland's shooting box In Caithness-
shim

Te. Right Yon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and Mrs.
imbed ere eseertensier • seat circle at Wilton, tnelud-
Igo his EzoeUseey the Belgian Minister a•d Madams Can
a, worn., the mitt Hoe. Sir George and Lady Grog, tb•
Wu Bee. ar George C. Lewis, General Gtr E. Laggard!,
Coat Stealer:hi, Hon. Geo. H. C. and Lady Alias Bysg,
fin Bight Hen. 3. sad Hoe. Mr.. druid %rum he.
Sir W. Hyloss lolliffe, M.P., qualified at the
queer ssidese Maim Well, last week to act as • magistrate
fw Noweensinhiw. TIN right Loa. kismet sobsolosnily
AAA Per: for tCnowary, cat • visit to the Earl
of Derby.

We (Brighton Guardian) have much pleasure in
anagesnaing the knowing subscriptions forwarded by Bir
PM& Geldinsid—via To the South Dews Ileande.
Ib.;SIL M the Brighton barriers, NI. The "meets" os
the Downs attract • large number of viettors ditt;eg oar
'rioter amen, sad the later/et evinced by the hon. baronet
In the efficiency of our looil hunting eatabliehments is a
eatbetantiel service to the town of Brighton and WI i:Cillity.
The Secretary to the Brighton Mechanics' Inati-
tate has received a letter from the learned recorder, of which
the Wog* is • espy :—`. Sir.—So little interest wee felt is
the eimpethies isr the prism lest year that I era not inclined
to anew them. I mutably should not give say =leo
twenty competition for sea prize were guaranteed. I re-
main, Zawin haw. Sept. 24, 1869,"

• .
liS BTILPHINIDONS, FATIISI MOD Bor,-Bir
Jeep& Nitre. Mitt. from Mime, to a content
—" I have Jest seen, in your paper of the 17th inst., thata7se
satiates. bows greeted pertaissios to Uttar the romans of
Um bite Robert Stephenson in AVestruiseter Abbey.
Although the modesty which was m charamenotic of
him would, I am stare, harm her content with • rooting•
piece at Chestardrld along with his great father, I
ma pled th.t Being honours will be paid to one who,
without Weidner' &Wartime or comparisons, rosy
perh.ps be called the greatest among hie contempo-
meet in the engineering world. It foetus to me, however,
that to huouriag the me, the father, who was praersisestly
the ontbor of the locomotive system, ought not to be for-
, gotten, hut that hie rvmains should be removed from the
~iniparative obscurity in which they are now plmd to
rstotitiofe Abby, Sad that a suitable rimmunent should
ho en-mod there in isento.y of the father and lon, to whom
England end the world are so much indebted. no reamed
if the rOollllllln of the cider Staphasson wan mentioned
to we by some of his old sasodates not very long
ago, although without sty anticipatiou of the sad
ergot ebb b appear. to make this a proper occasion to tiring
the matter under public notice. If yon, sir, sod the public
ague with me in thinking ouch • step desirable, I sot NM
the authorities will gladly eve Met, raiment to the =me-
rely srmagemento; sad the (naiads and admirers of the
two Saephessioss will sot be wanton( in [Mir oontnnutions.
An • turiefloatioe for patting myself h•rmird in she molter,
I beg to add that I wea as Ultimate irked of eh. lets George
Stephen's, mad that I ale' enjoyed the frionsimip a kis
son, whom, iodine% • ohm liaw hefore his foal ahem I
had arraopid to Yong la • Putney *tough Egypt nest
spoilt."

LATEST INTELLIGShiCE.

?RANCH.

PARIS, wirersinir.

The Mmitcur of this morning says The
letter which appeared yesterday in the Bidets, ad-
dressed to I'ope Gregory XVI., mud the authorrhip
of which has been attributed to the Empror, wee
written by the brother of his Majesty, who died at
Foeli in 1831."

PARIS, Orr. 25.
The Imperial Court will leave for Compiegne oo
the 31st inst.

The Duke de Psdoue has returned to Paris, and
will resume his official datiee at the end of the
month.

General Bedean and Dr. Laneedat have availed
themselves of the amnesty and ntarned to France.

MARSEILLES, Ocr. 2,5.
Her Majesty the Queen of Holland arrived hers
yesterday, hoot Nimes, en route for Nice.