The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-30 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1956.

DEPARTURE OF TER PRINCE AND PRINCESS

OF PRUSSIA.

SOUTHAMPTON, MOXOAT ETesixo.

The Prince of Prussia left fiboros yesterday, and
provided to Loados, nth &tithes:roe. The gut leave-
tildes of his family with the Queen, Prince Albert, the
Prince.. Royal, and the rest of the royal fenny, took plan
to-day. Preparations were to be made hers by the railway
and dock authorities to enable the Pricers of Prussia, her
daughter the Princess Louise, end their suite, to leave for
London by the 11.30 a.m. teeth. Is consequence of the
finesses of the weather this moron, it was "moldered woe
improbable that her blejeaty aid Prises Albert would
scoompsny their illustrious guests to Smithamptos in the
Fairy. This turned out to be the cue. As half put 11
approached, the Fatly, with the royal standard hoisted, was
era remain with ilinelle• speed up the River Itches,
and as loon as the entered the dock hey Majesty, Prior
Albert, the Prisms Royal, sad the Printers A 11.., were
initially reingsised on board. A railway carriage for the
SOCOMMIOutiOa of the Prussian primrose wee drawn up
close to the water's edge, and the tame preparations were
made for their landing by the dock authorities as are made
for her Majesty herself. A large ern was barri-
caded off, and a lauding praise, reared with market
sloth, marked out. The Fairy was ward dreg-
side from the middle of the dock, which took acme
little time, during which a large crowd of parlor, who had
trembled in the docks, had • good opportunity of seeing the
tUsstrins visitors. Considerable curiosity wee maaithated
es Ns the family with whom our Princess Royal is 'brut to
be so Intimately conneeted. The Prussian primroses had •
moot distiertished suite in attendant*, throw whom were
the Countries Yon Harks and Odell', Madame Yon
Sternberg, and Count Boos. As soon a. the Fairy we.
Weinfeld', the whole of the royal renames, with their
attendants, wore on deek, and the farewell took place
Although this was dose at first with that profound and
graceful reverses which is ebareeteriatie of royal etiquette,
yet rum mild we that this was no mars ceremony. No
doubt the two illustrious families, whose domestic happi.
sem is about to be to ietimatey dersdent on each other,
had taken leave at °shone, yet at eeporatirg at Southamp-
ton her Majesty, with a charming frankness which dis-
tinguishes bar, kissed affertatately the Persian pIUeIIISOS
while shatiog hands with them, and the latter also hired
the Primmer Renal. The members of the suite of the
Priem. of Persia fell on one knee and kissed
the hand of her Majesty, Prince Albert conducted the Pets-
awes of Prussia to their railway manage, sad there grate-
fully took leave of them and their attendants. When the
train etaited, the Prussian prinoesthe waved their headier-
chiefs to her Mejrety sod the Primer Royal, who both
imitated the peetiog salute. As soon al the train started
there we. a rush of persons towards the icier dads, and it
was found that Prier Albert, accompanied by LI. element-
General Grey and Colonel Seymour, had gone to limper
the three magnificent graving docks. His Royal Highness
appeared gratified with the sight of them, and after • short
time returned to the Fairy, when ebe Immediately steamed
out of deck, which was the signal for the trembled crowd
t, give her Majesty three hes, y chem. The Queen
looked In ezeelleat health and spirits. Mews. Hedger
cud Levi superintended the dock and Mr. Watkins the
railway arrange:sects at of which were admirably
managed.

(mom Lurr NIGHT'S °ism's.)

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OS BORNE HOUSE, big Or WIGHT, JULY 28.
This day hie Royal Highness George William Frederiek
Charlie, Deka of Cambridge, Height of the Mow Noble
Order of the Garter. wee, by command of her hiliety,
introduced into the Privy Coaacil by the Right Roe. Sir
George Grey, Bart., one of her Mejitstes principal Seen-
twin of &ate (in the *Amuses of the Lord President of the
Conall), sad hie Royal Highness took his place at the board
torordinely. Her Bigillity in Connell MSS this day ',leaved,
era a rtprewstatioa of the Right Hoe. the lewd. of the
Consairttee of Conned ou Education, to appoint lb. Rev.
Rotten Edger Hughes, M.A., Fellow red Tat.., of Magda
lea College, Cembeidee, to be owe of her Mejrity'e As.
slant Inmical, of &boob.
CROWN•OFFICE, JOLT 28.—Member returned to
stn. in this primal parliament—Cleary of Deese: Henry
°erred Watt, of Critelli% le the said county, , in the
'JOS of the Right Hon. George Beekie, deceased.

Lord Panouro loft town for Edinburgh last night.
The proud is the Int natation his lordship his had the
opportunity of asjoylog rime he took Um, nab of ogee.

The Ift;scift liieleter of Agriculture and Commerce
es W ntsra fres the Saris:tarsi Show et Chelmsford,
bestrared NMI% Baker's Phoustry with it visit, for the
peers of selecting mono &dee paltry for her Wisely
he Mamma of Vie Fresh.
The Incembency of Ifirmerloo, near London, has
bees seined apes the Rev. W. Brews Cove, M.A.,
Wear of Hope, Derbyshire.

Mi. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL had the hoooor of
gieisktheir masked eeteratameet, "Paten Weak," before
their Mejsetiro the Emperor and the Empress of France
end a brilliant circle of the notorieths of the eastern de-
partments of France, at the Theatre of Plombilree on Taw
day, the Riad of July. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul were
witted by tie artistes et the Palate Royal, who performed
two nedsvilles. L Goon de Y Po/nester, to which M.
Owns, O. animal buffo actor, appeared, and Troia Bow
floil de Compiegne. Between them pines Er. and Mr..
Howard Paul gave selections from their " Patch Work,"
which wen rtesivel with seanifeetatiare of the greaten en-
joyment by all present. Doting "Donnie Doodle" the
celebrated Scald song, the &apnea, who is said
t be a gnat admirer of Scotch music, led the
applause, which resulted in a stormy encore for the
old lassehita air. The Mown has seat Mr. sad Mrs.
Howard Peal a thousand francs, end the Escrows has cre-
nated the lady with a diamond bracelet of conateerable
value.

LYCEUM THEATRE.—Mrs. Alfred Mellon—a lady
who, under her maiden name of Mir Wollner, was SO cot.
venially and deservedly popular while at the A4elphi—hen
tempted an eisgsgement with Mr. Dill's f. r the *metal
seam at the Lyceum Theatre.

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES AT BRUSSELS —Some
eat:Melo' MINIS to have arisen 1100 the circa...cm:me that
two international marrows era Ph rtly to be held at
Brunel., the one for improving the physical and in'ellre-
goal 4:audition of the working clause, to he oilseed on the
15th Srptember, the other for plot:amiss the principles of
free trade, to be opened on the 220 d of the same month. The
letter le iateaded to bring together &nutmeats r f every kind
teethes to 'laciest* the manufsetaring and coonsereisl
**moony of nodose, ispegally In relation to their mutual
intereeterse. The other is intended to lodges a better
knowledge of the se nal eondition, warts' and resources of
the isdustrial population in Tarim,* o ,an srier, and to encou-
rage the adoption of the most practical wens for inapnviog
their beel,k and comfort. With this view it will be can.
seeded with ea exhibition of articles of domed° sad semi
teryeessomy, which is to be opened on the 24 h August,
and to he nosed on the 6th October. This ezhatitlas will.
it is hoped, ley the foundation of a pormaseet Baososia
Illutoont. A eoesmittos hes been spp tinted by the Stotts
Sisal Society of London in aid of the Brussels Philos=
eosinss, while the Sourly a Arta has similarly
takes the fartheranee of the Besiontie Eabitdtios.

ISLINGTON The reprresetativo vestry of the
parish of flt. Mary, lellegtes, at their list meeting made
the following rates for the corrent belf-yeart—Yer the
wilts( of the poor, 10d. it the toted ; thereheterdeterate,
id.. lightitg, 34d.; sewers, It., sad a rand, rat* of Sid.
la the posed.

1 AUTUMN? or 11100111 TAX.—The Ad la ad 17
Vim., S. 91, for abotomoot of the Immo tot as Immo, et
lined, way aziadd to tko 6th J. 17 nett yam