... and on Monday, he took his departure for tbe continent. On that day, the Duke de Brabant, the Duchess, and the Count de Flanders, arrived, and took up their residence at the Clarendon. They visited the Exhibition on Tuesday, and appeared greatly interested ...

... attacked by the Fede- rals, under Sigel, and, after a severe fight the lat- ter had evacuated Martinsburgh, and retreated towards Maryland Heights. The Federals evacu- ated Harper's Ferry, and destroyed the bridge. The Confederates occupied the Ferry ...

... 'arrived at Brussels- at 4 p.m. ; the Princess being received with great cernuony by the Duchess of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, the Burgomaster of Brus- sels; and the English and 'Dutch Ambasssdors. The rodal party and suite were conducted in ten ...

... Holland and Belgium. The King of the Belgians has been at the Ar- denues for change of air. He was joined there by the Count of Flanders, who had represented his father at the camp of Beverlos, where his Roya, Highness congratulated General Van Cas- n, teel ...

... Sunday ] his Royal Highness and Prince Alfred met at Brussels, where they were received by the Duke of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, and the Bel- gian Minister. A large number of persons were present, the Plinces were received with military honours, and ...

... Prussia are expected;. and it is said, that the Court will leave London for Osborne, the second week in July.- The Count of FLANDERS did riot make so long a stay in Ireland as was expected. His royal highness returned to Buckingham Palace on Monday; where ...