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

110EIL NABRIdOE FETES IN INCISZLI.

Not only is Berlin doing its utmost to give a fit-
ting welcome to the newly-manied couple, but the provinces
also are owing no eupense or trouble to give adequate en-
premion to their love and loyalty. In the Prussian capital,
however, the grandest demonstrations will of course take
place. A platform to hold 4,000 people has been alreedy
erected on the line of preclusion destined to usher the royal
pair triumphantly into the city, and unprecedented sums
have bees paid for the seats, all of which, we understand,
wen eagerly purchased some days back.
No trail I has, it appears, bean allowed with reference to
the email apace lying between the Brandenbius-gste and the
Royal PaLicc, the government having canoed it to be re-
served saslusively for the poorer class.. Oa the day al the
&Tetra prologues written for the occasion are to be spoken
Mowery theatre, and all the public buildings and offices
cared. The night of the wedding-day In London every
*WS is Prank was Illuminated, and as soon as the news
of the termination of the ceremony arrived by telegraph, it
was everywhere omerannicated to the people by joy-belle
and the thunder of mason, and received with wiolimosticwo.

The province of saucy, In Prairie, bee resolved to present
the prince and princess with a work of art in solid silver, rev
cesesstasg the arms of the royal family and of the different
tmelhmiss of which the pomtnee is formed , and the town of
Ilegirtarg intends to give an equestrian statue of the Em-
pent Otho in Weer, weighing 60I1w.

A great number of the presents to the Princess
BMA Wiwi bra previa* wild ell sad est to lotion
well ask M mthfrfrei r Ifre *Wee siethied M Treelass-
him-PM& frtheeftsr time ws sepdirett perste fres
the deaths of Me mad ethers, and oaths of tbair own
week seal try every lady ef ths royal hematite% and by =ay
personal Meths end noqoahihmoss of the Prbosse.
A correspondent informs as that His Royal MO-
IMO the Dais of Cambridge is to be mimed to the rank of
Lid seritel This gime him an South of 61. 19e. 3d.
pee day te Mem, ma alksanes of forage kr 20 hones, eel
ether seskisthis additional advantage. _

His Royal Highness Prince Adalbert of Prussia,
Lard Wel Admiral of the Pruden Navy, left Newhaven
en Batazday Bet, foe Dieppe, en route for Paris and Berlin.
His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours visited
the Decades of Sent yelliet day. .t Clarene• Hoar, Re.
James.

His SWIM Highness the Primo of Leiningen has
hit Howcides HOW, as. assesee, fir Portsmouth.

qLa Marquis Tansy de Norli has left the Claren-
Ise. far Paris
Viseountess Dungsnnon and Miss d'Arcy Irvine
bevy left town for Florence, on • visit to their sister, the
Nerohjoear locontri.

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Lad Brougham arrived at Paris on Saturday last
Sem Ids lordship's chateau, at Cannes. The noble sad
Iseresd lad, w►o la in excellent health, will leave the French
NOW to-morrow morning fee London, in order to be in at-
tendance in his place in the Boast of Lords at the meeting
pellsment.
Lord and Lady Poltimoee leave town to-day for
their seat in Devonshire, wham the noble lord and lady pur-
pose to nomain several wash.
The Barons Melberg, Malteire, and Lichenstsin
have 101 l the Brunswick Bond, 81. James's, for the Con-
tinent.

Sir William and Lady Knighton have left How-
abie 8 Hotel, for their seat, Bloodworth Lodge, South-
ampton
A communication has been received from the Hon.
C. L. Norm, her kisisety's Minstar in Tama, to the
tad that the Shah of Penis and the ear Aim bad do-
dderd their intention to eontnbut• to the Fund for the Relief
alike Sufferers by the lodise Mutiny.
We understand that Earl Cowley arrived in
Linden from Paris yesterday attires:la. la the prowl
attics' stets of our reiltkilll with Frames, the noespeabil
Ant of the English =beery:tor at the French aunt oda-
rally elves rim to oonsidirabis artzlety.—Hrreld.
The petition of the East India Company against
baniadtat• tagidatice, and is favour of a fell tevamigatim
end Inquiry, will, tt is said, be premoted in the Elms el
Lords by Earl Orgy, and to the Roue Commons by lb.
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