The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-13 00:00:00

VISIT OF THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO IRELAND.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, so-
souipsaied by Major-Crowd Sir Richard Airey and Colo.
eel Chateris,alde-de-camp, left Loadoo oe Saturdarevealag,

and arrived in Kingstown at 7 a.m. on Sunday morning.
Hie Royal Highness left Dublin yesterday for the Dumyat,
to be preeent at the grand review.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Oporto, at-
teals(' by Manuel da Camera, Lard Chamberlain to the
King of Portugal, and Antonio Sergu de Souza and Antonio
de Sampais Vine, officers of the Portuguese corvette Bar-
tholom6 Dias, arrived at Claridge Hotel on Sunday even-
ing, from Southampton.

The Duchess of Inverness has left Kensington
Pa/ace for the Castle Hotel, Itlcluaoad, fora few weeks.

The Marquis sud Marchioness of Clanricarde
bare arrived io Paris front tows, on their way to limber&
where they purpose passing several weeks. Lord Minkel-
ILP., has gone to Harrogate.

The Earl and Countese of Rosebery and Lady
Louisa Primrose left Warranwood, Herb, yesterday, for
Debussy Park, near Edinburgh, fur the seam.
Frances Countess of Albemarle and Colonel the
Hon. P. Coat are staying at Belton House, Grantham, not
at Astridge Park, u stated in error yesterday.
The ceremony of metalling Lord Palmerston as
Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports is appointed to take
place ea Friday.

Major-General Sir Richard Airey left town last
fistardsy to accompany his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge as a tour of inspection in Ireland. The HOG.
Lady Alley and family leave Grosvenor-place on the 15th
inst. for Germany.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and suite,
and the Duke of Hamilton and the Marquis of Dinka and
suite, have arrived (says Oalimselei) at the Hotel Bristol.
The Earl of Wiachilsea and Nottingham has left for
Frankfort.

The decree which has promoted M. Auber to
the rank of Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour baa been
hailed with the most lively satisfaction in the French
world of literature and the art'. It is the And time that
so high a distinction has been accorded to artiatical merit,
and the nomination of M. Auber constitutes a derogation
valuable by way of preadult from the custom which ex-
clusively attributes to political and military men the high
grades in the Order of the Legion of Honour.

The following reply his been given by Queen
Maris of Naples to an address sent to her by the ladies of
Insteuck :—" Ladies,—Accept my warmest thanks for the
sable expressions which you have addressed to me. The
loyalty of the town of Inspruck is so well proved that I am
truly proud of having merited, if not your praises, at least
the sympathy which you testify in my misfortunes. For-
tune has not favoured our good right, but God will again
soaks it prevail. Whatever may be the fate that awaits
me, be assured that the marks of interest and esteem which
you manifest is such a noble manner will never be effaced
from my heart. —Mane."

A letter from Baden, of the 10th, says :—"The
King of Prussia is really indisposed, and the cause is easily
explained. His Majesty, following the prescriptions of his
physicians, is drinking the water of the Ragoegy spring, of
Kissing's, which porous very irritating qualities. The late
attempt cm his life and the numberless deputations which
helms had to receive in easesquessoe, were not precisely of
a miters to leave his Majesty the calmness and repose whisk
are absolutely necessary for the treatment to produce a
good effect."