The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-19 00:00:00

VISIT OP PRINCE ALPRID TO LIVERPOOL.

His Royallfiglineon Prince Alfred will sail from
this port as /Saturday seat, in the Royal Mail steam•ehip
Niagara, for Halifax, where he will join his ship the St.
George, and so mum° his naval duties is North America.
We are glad to he enablad to atkl that, on the invitation of his
Worship the Mayor.his royal highness has promised to spend
the whole of Friday in t his town, au that he may have an °lvor.
tunity of viewing the docks and the various other object, of
interest at this port. The prince will arrive here early oa
Friday morning, and we ■ro sure that our townsmen will
feel pleasure in making the acquaintance of one of the
royal (Aunty, in whose future career the inhabitants
el a great maritime community will naturally take
such a peculiar interest. Apartments have been engaged
at the Adelphi Hotel, but on Friday erasing his royal
Meurer will dine privately with the Mayor at the Town
Hall, and he will embark on board the Niagara about
9 o'clock on Saturday nioraiag.—Lierei.oul Memoir, of this
day.

The Prince Leon Railzivill has arrived at Lon 'e
HoteL

The Duke de Caderouase Gramma bu arrived at
Long's Hotel from Paris.

The Marquix Camden arrived in Grosvenor-
square yesterday from the Wilderness, near Semmanka.

Lord and Lady Cretnorue have arrived in town
from a tour in Germany, on their way to their seat in
Ireland.

The Counteam (Dowager) Spencer has arrived at
toe Dowager Lady 'Baton's modems io St. Jaresta-plea,
fnen Surthamptonabirr.

The marriage of Viscount Clifden to Miss
Seymour, daughter of lady Augusta Seymour, and eider of
t►e C. eaters Spencer, as hoed to take piaci on If oaday
meat, at at. Jam's Church, Piccadilly.
Lord and Lady Foley have arrived at Worksop,
Netts, from visiting the Duke and Duchess of Grafka, at
Eustoo-hall, Norfolk.

The Earl of St. Germane ban been entertaining
a Mundy circle at Port Eliot, his lordship's seat io Cornwall.
The Wks Cornwallis are expected to pats through town in
a few days, on their way from Port Eliot to Kent.
Sir Norton and Lady Knatellholl and Mina
Ynatchbull hare arrived at ',enemy's Hotel from Ash.
bourse, Kest.

The people of Londonderry have at length been
gratified with a visit from the Chasms! fleet. The members
of the corporatioe, with their ladies wed friends, paid a visit
to the Admiral ea Monday. Aa address was presented,
mad coniplimadery speeches were delivered on both sides.
The Netrry Tekgraph say* that a public banquet
is to be given to the Marquis of Downshire in Banbridge,
seat week, "am se expreesioo of the high regard and
esteem entertained for his lordship by all classes." The
Te'eyr,pli continue —" Such a rhenium, in honour of a
isoirlemau whose nomientatious course is traced in true
bewevolawca and vendee patriotism, will afford unmixed
patilleatitie to all who feel a pleasure in the strengthening
of the bonds by which the several classes of society are
netted. The benefits are reciprocally great and desirable.
Those who offer, and they who experience, a cordial mani-
festatioo of affectionate good will, reap mutual advantage
from the unity, mad harmony, and beredioence of such a
friendly display."

The Italian Opera neasion began in Dublin on
Monday evening. when GingLai and Titians made their
appearance in Truralorr. They received an entbusi•
vatic reception.

The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz has
arrived at Ostend, for sea-bialtiag.

The Emperor of Austria, on the 15th, paid a visit
to the Duchess at Parma, at the chateau of Prohedorf.

M. Mocquard, the Emperor Napuleou's private
secretary, is known to be the author of several suocnsful
dramas which have been given to the Parisiso stage under
the name of Victor Séjour. Of late his pen has been em.
ployed on what may be termed subjects of the day. Thus
he gave the stage not long since the Syria* Massacres, sod
a few weeks ago a new drama, entitled 11/erasion,
was anoounced, and ibteurleil as • satire on the
invasion panics which occur periodically in England. But
it appears that the Emperor object. to its productioe. The
Xrue et iga:efte des TAldfres says :—" The drama of L'ls.
resin, which M. Victor &Soar prepared for the Porte BR
Martin. has been definitely intenlicted. Three weeks back
the commission of dramatic meson refused to grant an.
thorintion for its performance ; on which M. Sejour went
to Biarritz, where the Emperor and the Minister of State
sow are, to solicit the withdrawal of the decisioo. But we
learn that the authorisabou przyi,l fur could not be sc-
cordial, end that the iaterdiction proposed by the ctusors
has been maintained."

The antua.o races at Chantilly are to take place
on Sumter next, '22nd. and Sumter, the 20th October, and
those of Paris on the 29th September, sod the Cth and 13th
October.