The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03 00:00:00

Court Nctuo.

Ihr Majeaty Niel the Royal Family pnrpose, &counting
ii prewnt arrsitzetnenta, to leave Rockingham P.ihire
on the 7th ..... for Oututrne. The Royal Family
a ill relimiu here about ids weelm, and then return to the
inotr itioha to prorogue Parliament, aftor winch tier
Majedy will repair ti' B .liiior.l for the autumn.
The Prineew Alice ix to he married hot up the Neu-
fienellt of Prouits) to the hercilitary Prince Louis of
lkwe I hirm‘tailt. _

IL r M ,j,rty bar been grreionaly plerserl to announce
her intention of inatigur3ting the first great prise wet:S.-
loz of the National Rile Association on Wjrnblcmicn
l'ononon on 11 13y next. The coinisitit will
menets i tttttt edidely afterwards, the opening being
annotineeil Imy Iler Majesty firing a ride from a fixed
rest. .

Tlic Nor'! of Brussels says that the Qiieen and Prince
Albert will visit ILlgiuio about the mane of August
oil their way to Berlin to attend the baptism of the
R•syal child to whom the Princess Frederick William,
tu Qiieen's daughter, is about to give birth. The
Frine2 Regent is to be godfather, and the Queen god-
ill ..ther. . .

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REVIEW AT ALTIERSIIIITT.-- A grand review of all
the troops in camp at Al lershott was held on Tuesday,
concluding with a series of manoeuvres in the held that
engaged nearly the whole force in T....listing tlos supposed
alt ick of on enemy. The dav proved t favourable
for the inoveinents, far, though i the ground was soft, it
WOO not SO heavy as might have been, expected after
such lon,;-continued rain. There was a bright sun and
Jo' dust, and the temperature was something more than
cool .in ti.c hills. Notwith.tanding thew advantages,
awl the presence of Her Majesty and the Court, the
number of spectators was email comjatreil to the crow.'
attrectml by similar ilinplaya on former occasiona. Either
the day was not known, or there WU some tflwertainty
about the arrangements, for London did not onl down
its thousand*, and the road between the Farnborough
'dation and thy camp had little more than its ordinary
traffio to the disappointment of the local jiroviders of
transport. The isisititry round. however, contributed
num,rioni if not brilliant attendance ; the mass of its
equilet4es 'wing of the twist rural and unainhitious
eitmarter. The ground of the review was Lung ;
it was also the field of the subsepient action, the enemy
le•ing suppose,' to advance ((lir, pu,,,,g
the wooils And hill
thict close the vol the valley, to the right of a epee-
s
Woe looking from the direction of the camps. To the
left, the hollow io commanded by the more barren
heights, on whirl, hi placed the Royal pavilion. The
Long Valley itself, as also moat of the ground between
it and Aldershott, is as bare vegetation as • turnpike
road, and with its present 0' ,posita of sand and newly•
worn water channels, dog the torrents of the last

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few months, looks as if a deluxe had swept over
it. It is like • sea beach without an ocean.
ller 31.•jestv and suite left the Royal pavilion at huff;
past 11, aird arrived on the Freund at a quarter to 1..
Her Majesty W.ll/ on hOIinbOCII,
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with hat and plume. She was accompanied 1 rifled
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Albert, the Prif cc of Wales, and Princess Alive, and a,
numerous staff of nffieers and officials. The Duke of
Cambridge 81111 his et iff were already lon tire field. Het
M thraty rode along the front of the Infantry, round the
left flank id its litre. and retornial islung the position of
the Caralry and Artillery to at' t about the centre of
the ground. Most of the carnages and spertators on
the hill dersenile.l to the level. and took lica place
behind the Royal cif-art. The whole of the troops then
marched peat, the batteries •if the Royal Horse Artil-
lery leading. they went followed by the Cavalry,
Lowers, awl Ilussars, awl Pontoon train ; then the
• • each regiment headed by its
ji,!,filat;rYtirien tc.ri ,
k.iftalion of Rifle* ; and, closing tln
March, the haul Transport Corps. 'the .ret iew C 0111•
',p.o.e.' at 12 o'clock, and terminated soon after I. At
half-past -1 Her Majesty left the Farehorough station ill
• 1p..-ial train for London. The Moorish Ambassador
and his suite, who h,il been present at the whole of the
review, occupied two carriages of the Roval train.
VINIT or TUE I'ItINCE itWAI.Ei TO CANADA.—
Wit understand that the arrangements for the visit of
His Royal lligliness the l'rinee of Wales to Canada are
now completed, and are an fellowa Royal High-
ness will start from DeVl/1111011 011 the 10th of July, in
Her Majesty's ship Hero, Captain G. 11. Seymour,
which will be accoinyanied by Her Majesty's ship
aptain E. I% Vansittart. and Her Majesty's
slop Hying Fish, Captain C. W. Hope. The Prince
will 1111 anemias' by Her. Slajefity's Secretary of State for
the Colonies, his Grace the Duke of Newcastle; the Lord
stewant of Her Majesty's Household. the Earl of St.
Germans ; his Royal Highness's Governor, Major-
General the Hun. It. Bruce ; and the Equerries ill
Waiting. Major Teesdale, R. A., and Captain Grey,
I:I-climber (km& and Dr. Adam', his Royal High-
henna 1.1 ysician. Mr. Englebeart, Private Secretary to
the Duke of Newcastle, will accompany his Grace. The
Prince ••If Wales will first land at St. John's, Newfound-
land, then visit Nova Scotia, and thence proceed to
New Itrunswiek and Prinee FAwarite Island, and will
reach Quebec by tlo, route of the St. Lawrence. Ile
may lie cartage,' at Montreal about the Zlrd of August,
and the oisaiing of the Victoria bridge will take place a
few days later. His Royal Ilighnesa will represent Her
Majesty 011011 this important national occasion, end will
hold Levifes and retwire addresses in the capitals of the
, different colonies. It is intended that the Prince should
I visit the princinnl town. in ladli the Canadian province.,
I/n Ida return from the western diatrieta it is intended
that Ilia Royal Highness should drop all Royal State,
and mistiming the title of lAird Morrow, under which
he hes before travelled upon the continent Of Europe,
his Royal Higlineas will Thit 110111 C of the most import-
ant awl interesting localities of the United States. It
is understood that the President, Mr. Buchanan, having
in an autograph letter to the Queen eapressed his per'
tonal desire to receive the Prince at Washington, his
Royal Highness will pay him • visit in that city, and
that his Reval Highness has accepted an invitation from
the city of New York. His Royal Highness may be ex-
pected back in this country about the 'middle or end of
October.

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