The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-23 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OP THE RING OP THE BELGIANS
A r OSBORNE.

PORTSNOL'TH, MAT 22.
His Majesty the King of the Belgians arrived
today from Dover on a visit to her Majesty at Osborne-
His Royal Highnem the Prince Consort, accompanied by
Prisms Louis of Besse, left Osborne shortly before eleven
o'clock this morning, and embarked as board the Fairy for
conveyance to Portsmouth dockyard. On passing through
*Mused the royal ensign was saluted by the ships of war at
anchor there, namely, the Edgar, Donegal, Hero, and Tra-
falgar, which manna yards and were decorated with parti-
coloured bunting. The Prism Coined and his companion
landed at the King's Stairs, and proceeded in a carriage
through the north-emit gate of the dockyard to the Lemdport
Railway to receive the King, why. arrived per special train on
the Mouth Coast Railway shortly after twelve o'clock. The.
party returned by the SWIM route to the dockyard jetty,
sod were received by Vice-Admiral W. Bruce, Rear-Ad
mirabt Erskine and Grey, Major-Ckineral Lord W. Paulet,
Colonels Theckwell and Somerset, and various other officers
of the port and garrieon. The royal party embarked on
board the Fairy, and left the harbour amidst the salutes
which they received on their arrival from the ships-of-
war and garrimin.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Carmarthen
bare arrived In taws.

The Earl and Countess Delawarr and family are
expected to ante. fa England from Italy early in the enru•
jag month.

Viscount sad Viscountess Palmerston return to
town to-day ban socket, where they have been receiving
company, amonipt whom were the Dowager Count.** of
Taskervdle, Count Plates, Visconet Chelsea, Viscountess
Jocelyn, Colonel and Mrs. Jocelyn, the Hos. Evelyn Ashley,
Lady Victoria Ashley, lord Asoselry, Mr. Hayward, and
Mr. Alfred Montgomery.

Viscount and Viacounteaa Dungannon are ex-
pected to arrive in Graftoo-street to-day.
Lord and Lady Oartlner have left towu for their
villa soar Maidwaload.

Lady Jane Walab's ball will take place on Fri-
day, Joss 7.

Jiarou Wilds and Lady Mary Wilde havo arrived
at task madame I. Gralks-otraa.

Geoend and lady Buten Reeve and the Mimes
Rowe have arrived at the Burlington Hotel, Corkotreet,
Gem Torquay.

Lady Monlannt's assembly will take place on
Mondry, June :1, inetend of Wednesday, the 51h pmzimo,
se peweiwasly sasciumed,

Lady Campbell has arrived at the Queen's
Hotel, Upper Norwood, from Southampton.
Mr. Hepworth Dixon is advertised to deliver a
lecture m Lord Bootee Confession, at the Southampton
Atheneum.

The Fellow; of the Medical Literary Society
meet to-morrow 'wooing, at the moms of the Juridical
Society, 4, St. Martio's-pisce, Trafalgarequare, when Dr.
Forbes Winslow, the provident, will deliver an addnies on
"Medicine, in its relation. to *trues and Literature."

Mr. Robert Archbold, a commercial traveller con-
nected with a Lossloo house, died suddenly of apoplexy,
es Tuesday, in a bookeeller's shop on Ormorebquay,
He felt ill while passing the house, entered, asked for a
shear, and expired in a few minutes. He had been stopping
at the Commercial Hotel, Suffolk•street. An inquest was
leld by Dr. White, city coroner. The deceased had in his rya-
elelliOn a cues containing 47 gold watches, (13 silver watches,
' and a large sum of money. He stated that he resided, at
Newiogtnu, Surrey.
FUNERAL i,r THE LATE DUKE Or BEDFORD.—
Yesterday the remains of the late Duke of Bedford were
interred in a simple and unostentatious manner in the
Bedford Chapel of the parish church of ('henies, Barks.
The body was removed on the previous night in a beaus
and four, from Wobura, at nine o clock, and arrived about
four o'clock yeaterdav morning at Cherries, whoa it was
taken to the Eactor:y.house of the Rev. Lord Wriothesley
Rural, his grace • balf-hrother. On the coil% being
brought out for the interment, it was met be the Rev.
Samuel Francis Cumberlege. M.A., incumbent of Woburn,
and the Sc.. Joseph Matthews, curate of Chenies, habited
in their surplice., and eighteen clergymen in their acade-
mical gowns, amongst them being the Venerable Dr.
Tattaro,reetiw of Stanton] Rivers, and Archdeacon of Bed-
ford, the Rev. Lord W. Russell, the Rev. Henry Hutton,
M.A., rector of St. NA'S. Covent-garden (formerly in-
cumbent of Woburn), the Rev. B. Burgess, the Rev. A.
Y. Aylend, and the Rev. E. W. Cooke, librarian to the
late duke. The proeseslen metered Chaska Church. which
is ender restoration, by the west door, the chief mourner,
hang Lord John Russell, M.P. Lord Charles Russell,
Lord Alexander Rumen, Loot Edward Russell. the Mar-
quis of Abereorn, Lord Foley, the Earl of Harrington,
Mr. Hastings Russell, and the Ron. E. S. Russel. The
stayer and corporation of Redford also attended at the
eemseet. of the family. In the church wars upwards of 100
°lib, late lake's tenantry all Isabited in defy mourning.
ROYAL CoLLEM: or SURGRAINA EOE NGLAND.—
The following gentlemen baring undergone the neeemery
examination. for the diploma, were admitted members of
the college at a meeting of the Conti of Examiners on the
21st meat viz.:—Mere. William Lanham Thomas,
Horsham, Sussex (L&A. 1R10) ; John Smith, Gillingham,
Meet (L. S. A., OW); and Charles Gardner, Toronto,
Canada West.