The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-28 00:00:00

The train conriated of ten carriages, and the angina

gaily deeorated with a profusion of the most showy imams.
At exactly a minute past eight o'clock Kr. Seymour Clarke
gave the eignal, and the train moved out of the station
amid►t the plaudits of a mat number of persons, who bed
been admitted by tickets on to the deperturepisdarto.
Three directors, Mr. Pack., Mr. Arnswiek, and Mr.
Astell, went down with the train. Mr. Denison was unable
to co, to consoqueoce of the ousting to-morrow.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
Montpellier purpose leering the villa at Richmond, which
their royal highnesses have occupied since their arrival from
Spain in June last, on their return to Spain early in the en-
suing 111bOoth.
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Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Printer Mary have arrived at the duchess's
chateau at Rumprnheim, from a tour is Switzerland. The
royal duchess and princess are expected to return to this
country the second week in the easuing month.
The Prince de Furatenberg and suite have left
Claridge's Rutel for Brodick Csatie, Isla of Arran, on a
visit to the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton.

The Duke and Duchess of Argyll and their
youthful family have arrived at Inverary Castle, Argyll-
shire, from their villa at Campdes-hill.

The Marquis and Marihionms of Drogheda have
gone on a cruise in hie lordship's yacht.

The Earl of Aberdeen has arrived at Haddo
Howe, Aberdeenshire. Lord sad Lady Haddo, Colonel the

Haw Aksaatkr sad Mrs. Gordon, aad the Hoe. Arthur
Gerdes. are stayiag with the noble seri.

The Countess of Wilton and Lady Katherine
Grey Egerton have arrived at Heaton Hall, near Man-
chester. The noble earl has left Cowrie on a cruise in Iris
yacht.

The F.trt Fitehardinge continues in the same
hopeless condition, his loedehip's medical attendant' givieg
no hopes of his ultimate recovery. Vice-Admiral the Right
Hem. Bir Maurice F. F. Berkeley is still gaging at Berkeley
Castle.

Count Karolyi returned a few days since to
Chandos Muse to resume his gplornatic duties. The count
discharges the duties of rhargrereffaires during the temps-
rsry absence of his Excellency Count d'Appony i.

The Hight Hon. Frederick Feel and his newly-
serried bride are staying at Buda Haven, Cornwall. The
Duke of Northumberland and the Right Wm. Sidney lier-
.

but, M.P., are rojourning at the sante place.
We read in the Malta Timer of the 18th :—" The
Marquis of Dalhousie sad the two Ladies Ramsay, am booked
for the packet of the Roth October, and may musequently be
expected on or about the' 9th Instant, in Malta, where, we
andeestand, it is their present intention to spend the winter."
.. _ _

A despatch has been received from Magdeburg

(Prussia), ermouradeg that • emmiderablir portion of that
toms has been drat:eyed by fire. The railway bridge mad the
military storehouses bare fallen, it la mid, a prey to the

Lint- Cot. R. Slane, late military secretary to
Gems! Sir W. Codriagton, Worms the Tina that liir W.
Cabiantoa, "stakes only for any share in active opus-
time la the Said, sad waiving all ameliorations of his mili-
tary reek sad kltfollf petition, hes already eanasally tendered
his sarrkas fur amployassat fa India." 81r Williams I.
width' a taw Wass' call, &odd be la errata ; and OMR.
while "his peewit chugs Is a stark of coadienoo bons tile
flevantsa of which he may justly fed proud."