The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-22 00:00:00

27f2 GRAND DUES CONSTANTINE.

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dai Mid et the Arend, sea wee reosivelhp Ib Inure
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mime es be pried Iles, sew dish dr tub& maims
deed • gemmel eels* soil Ys mews red Gm wit ••4
druid. • peat asokr d doom Med eitik ewes
ibwei she Semi= sad here egeedeeme ea their inked
tit die sesillemd. The pelage lemelletulty ea his Wakes
ege•lmemelp oared to review the trope, which were
lowa Op la Mae to make lake. At Was edge en 'nee-
dy =min the Grand Delis Ailed the Allassal. The
mewl amohled we lemmema The WitllNSe reception woe
abseil.= le Gemeral Toadies.
• geoid maw of 60,000 men will take place in the Champ
de Moe duds' the villa of the Grand Duke Constantino at
Pada The Ilth anday, it is thought, will be the day fixed
as irrlew. bort Ism reads.
The Grad Deis Cameanthee is at mead in the 30th
year oak ege, kw* been been on the 21st Beptantar,
1027. lie insnlad ea the 11th Sept., Is4B, the deughter of
the Duke of IlearAllsawsg. The Greed Dub has three
ehildsen—a sow, Nimbi. and two datgrhttev, Olga end Vera.

Whenever Prince Alford of England imcceeds to
the throne of the two duchies of Coburg sad Oaths, the
reigning house of Coburg will gain • slop in Genera hier-
archy. At ;newt the sovereign Is rely entitled to the de-
signation of highness or ducal biennia. Prince Alfred
being, however, of hansottiate royal descent, will ratidn for
hirer& and ammo for his hens the this of "Royal Bigh-
orn" Thie latter title is now restricted to the elector of
Hear and to sovereign " grand•' dues, sect a Oldenburg,
Baden, Henn Darmetedt, the two Merkkalangs, end
Webster.

We understand that Prince William of Prussia is
not 'spatted in Englind HO about the rod of May. • I
Hie Royal Highness the Hake of Cambridge,
accompanied by the Bari of Cardigan and Lord Pentoure,
left town by the tiouth-Reitera Railway retards, morahm,
kr Bitoniclilb Camp, ea a visit of inspection. The dote
rammed to town to dinner lest even.ag.

His Excellency the Minister for the Netherlan
arrived in town a kw daynoinct, from Dover.

The Duchess of Wellington leaves town to-day for
84utldeleineye, Hants.

The Duke of Rutland has purchased the late resi-
duum of Sir Hobert Peel, at Prinot'iegate.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Abcrcorn are
staying at Broekat Hall, the oecupatiort of whirl him lordship
has again sieved for a terse.

The Earl and Counties of Ilarrington and family
have mi..' at HarriaKtos Have, Palace Gardena, from
Finlike Cantle, for the lemon.

The Earl and Countess of Stamford and Warring-
Ma lave arrived in Hill-Meet for the seam, from EaviL,
Hal, Stafiardehlra

leisoonot sad Vissoantess Eardinge are staying at
tioath Park, near Pesehnret, and will not return to town
until the flat week in salt month. The Viecounter
Dowager remains In town.

Vi;coant and Viscoantems Melgund arc expected
ha tOINTI la a few days, from Scotland, for the 611•10 M.

Viscount and Viacountess Emlyn and family will
leave town in a few days for the Duke of Baer.leach's villa,
at Richmond, harry.

Lord and Lady Arthur Hay will leave Critcbill
Hoar, Dorset, the seat of Mr. and Lady Charlotte Start,
to-day, for Strathdaideaye, on a visit to the Duchess of
Wellington.

Lady Hamilton Seymour and the Mimeo Seymour
arrired in town a kw days eine*, teem Vienna.

Sir Robert and Laity Emily Peel ore expected in
town, fa a few days, from Drayton Manor, Staffordshire, for
the 00110311 .

The following are among the visitors now at
Brighton .—Sir G. H. aad Lady Dashwood, Lord and Lady
Olivia Ossulstos, Earl of Strathmore, Lord Netherton, lady
Modred, Lord sad Lady Healey, the Earl sad Coasters of
Effingham, Lady Haddock, Lady Oranosore, the Earl and
Countess Kiatore, the Hon. and Re►. R. Healey and Mrs.
Henley, te,

Count Bernstorg the Prams.= Banister at the
Court of Bt. James's, sad the Countess Bernstarff have
arrived at Brighton, end occupy a mils of apartments at the
Balked Hotel, where they purpose remaining till about the
sad of next week. The Infant child of the count and
oust= is to be christened shortly. It is rumoured that
the Primer Royal I. to be one of the sponoocs.
The present Bishop of Exeter is 80 years of age.
He was resoled to the see in 1830.

The Rev. William Loe, D.D., Fellow of Trinity
College, sad Rather of " Lorton. eft the Inspiration of the
Holy lleeriperve," bee beim ',tatted to the Professorship of
leelselseticol History l Dahlia University, moat by the
moods& of Dr. Fitsioraid to the see of Cork. The pro-
humesidp wee remedy beaded by the Lord Primate, the
Chweener of the taleeesity, who eubseribed 1,0001. towards
its endowment. 1

Ample precaution' against fire, either within or
without the building, have been taken at the Idenclester
Exhibition No be of say led is allowed within the
strocture, and the kitchens are reeve • aesthete dis-
tance. The watchmen, who sightly promenade both within
and reset the Reibitioa, are fundebed with a bar ewe
light, but ewe is team that the Imp shall ben securely
looked wrevionsiy to being placed in the heeds of the police.
man. Besides this, the mains have bee laid close to the
building, sad at • messes notice enormous streams of
water could be thrown epos say particular portion. Every
night tem mains ere lid ope, sad hoes conveyed to the
sweetest corner of the Exhibition building. It would mem
am it nothing but • visitation Iran Have esif could lied
to the injury of a angle panting or • nen article of were
bus this cams.

Some idea of the capacious character of the Mali-
cia*, oconibuses may be gathered from a letter to the local
sewipsper of yastarday, the writer of width wxoplabta that,
Imprateg to get into ea omnibus, be found, before the oon-
anion at hi ride, that he was • member of • mud public
reesting; there being me We than twenty-den persone is
the widen, besides two epos the step; end many of them
Mend* up betimes the pawns. who had been icatunste
enough to get mats.