The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-20 00:00:00

int CAW.

VISIT OF HXR MAJIIBI9I TO PARA.&
PoknitOutts, SATII/DAL
As reported on Friday her iirajesty and An Court
left (Moyne at five o'clock this newsier, lot Bonbine, in
the Victoria aad Albert. The other yachts. Osborne, Paley,
Black Eagle, sad Vivid, preceded the royal yacht, which
wee expected to °mishit them in the Channel. The Black
Eagle did not ire es, bat relented into harbour this after-
soon, to 'Mad es the Lords of the Admiralty, who are
impected to antes here on their annual official visit on
Tuesday.

Lord Stanley of Alderley left town for Alderley-
perk, Ctioakko, on Satorday. Lady Stanley remains in
town.

Lard Panniers entertained several of the ministers to
dinaer, at his residence in Belgrave-square, previous to their
departure from town. The °mossy included the Duke
and Dusk... of Argyll, Lady Emma Campbell, the Earl
and Coimbra' of Clanndoe, Viscount son Viscountess Pal-
minion, Sat Charles and Lady Mary Wood, Lord Stanley,
Mr. OrtafeU, sad Captain Ramsay.

Oa arriving at Boulogne her Majesty wore a white
chin bonnet, with white feather end ribbons, amen redstart
rouod her seek, and a blue pelerise over her shoulder, thus
giving the effect of the now famous " red, whits, sad blue."
The Queen's drew was of a drab-sainted silk testers of a
light kind, having three e AMON printed upon it in stripes
of white silk.

What afforded most amusement to the crowds in the
streets of Paris on Saturday wee when solitary dogs band
their way boterown the lines, and, astonished by the novelty
of their 'quietist), and the roar of laughter which panned
them, set off et a speed worthy of the amp hunts In the
Crimea. A curious illustration of the respeet paid to mums 1
of hatable station was manifested in the premium within the
lines of a as. old sailor, whose breast was deeonted wit►
medals for acts of devotion in saving human Life. _
...

When the train bearing the Queen and Prince Albert
and the Emperor arrived at Amiens, the magistracy of the
district paid their respects. The daughter of the Prefect,
ea interestieg young lady of 17, habited in white, approached
the Royal carnage, and timidly but gracefully presented to
the Queen a splendid bouquet, which her Majesty reeeivel
with more than gustily courtesy. The program of the train
was extremely rapid after lsavieg Amiscs.

His Royal Highness Prince Albert has consented
to ley the foundation Moue of the New Midland lomitute at
Birmingham early io November.

We (two Isms) understand that a reply bits been
received in Glasgow to the invitation given to Prince Albert
to be present at the approaching limiting of the British
Association is that city. His Royal Highness states that
other engagement' will prevent him from accepting the
invitation.

On Friday her Royal Highness the Dachas of
Kent vi►ited the Earl of Elgin at &Jambell, Charleston.
It was expected that ►er Royal Highness would tomorrow
resume ►er journey northwards from Edinburgh.

The Marquis of Lansdowne has left Lansdowne
Hoare fog Bowood-park, Wilts.

The Earl of Derby has left Knowsley-park, Lan-
cashire, to visit Lord aaveasworth, at Eisitigton Homo,
where the noble lord is entertaining a select circle.
The Earl and Countess of Albemarle have left
tows, within the last few days, for the Coatiaeat.

The Earl and Countess of March have joined the
family circle assembled at Gordon Castle, on visits to the
Duke sad Dachau of Richmond, for the 'bootleg mason.
The Earl and Countess of Harrington, with Viscount
Petersham and family, ham left Rarriogtos Room for
'ragon Cud., Derbyshire.

The Dachas of Argyll MA confined of a daughter,
as Thanday last, and we are happy to learn is, with her
infant, progressing favourably. The Duchess of Sutherland
and Lady Blantyre hays been called to town from Trentham,
Staffordshire, by the aocsochament.

On Saturday the Right Hon. Sir C. Wood and
Lady Mary Wood entertained a select party at dinner, in-
cluding Lord Putman and Musa Ramsay, the Right Hon.
Sir O. Ottoman and Lady There's Lewis, Lord John Hay,
Rear•Adentral and Mrs. &lac, Mr. Hammond, Mr. West,
Mr. Barrington, &e.

General Sir Robert W. Gardiner, K.C.8., the late
Governor tad Commander-in-Chief at Gibraltar, and Lady
Gardiner, are daily expected in London.

His Excellency the French Ambusador and the
Coast.. Persigny left Albert-gate House, on Saturday, for
the Isle of Wight.
The Duke of Buocleuch and Lord Walter Scott
have mired at Bowbill, the family seat in Selkirkshire,
from DsSmith Palate, near Edinburgh.
Viscoant Palmerston arrived at Broadlands on
Friday eves*. whoa the belle rang • merry peal, and
caanons were bed to welcome hie Lordship. His Lordship
brought with him the news of the recent defeat of the RAW
Maas in the Crimea.

Viscount and Viscountess Combermers have left
Bunton for Combetmere Abbey, where they purpose re-
ceiving s sucesesion of company during the autunto.

. .
Lady Agnes Duff and Mr. Doff, M.P., have
arrived at their Highland residence, Corrymotzie Cottage,
for the shooting season. Oa account of the precarious state
of the Earl of Fife's health, the must hospitalities and
festivities will be dispensed with this season.
The object of Lord J. Russell's return from Scot-
land wu to visit Lady Russell, who, we regret to learn, is
detained at Pembroke Lodge by indisposition.

The Earl and Countess of Derby arrived at Pon-
Iss's Hotel, Edinburgh, en Thursday night from Alnwick,
where they bad been visiting Lord R worth. They
wire expected to remain in Edinburgh till this day, when
they proceed to the mat of the Duke of Athol, visitieg
afterwards the Doke of Wohmond, the Duke of Euecleoch,
and the Earl el Egliatoun.

A correspondent of the Herald says that " the
colours will be presented to Colonel Wooldridge's brigade
of the Foreign Legion, on Wedaeaday, by the Princess Mary
of Cambridge, in the presence of the Dake of Cambridge,
Lord Penman, the C]mmacder•ia•Chief, and a brilliant'.
staff. The presentation is to take place in the park of Mr.
Rialtos Currie, who gives a magnificent entertainment to

the °Seen; whilst the county of Kect gentlemen, u a
testimony of their appreciation of the good conduct of the
men whilst they hay., been at Shorneliffe, intend to provide
the good cheer of old England—roast beef and plum-pud-
ding—for all the soldiers present. Cards of invitation h►ve
been issued to several thousand, of the nobility and gentry.
This brigade is wader orders for the Crimea, and is expected
to embark is a few dare."

The pleasure yacht of Lord John Scott has arrived
off Berwick direct from the Baltic, where she had been
cruising for sin weeks, mingling with the combined Beets of
the Allies. and pausing the forts of Bweaborg and Crcostadc
Her passengers emulated of Lord John 8c ttt, the Hari of
Dalkeith. the Hon. Mr. Gage, Mr. Wauthope of Niddry,
and Dr. Bart.

One hundred and fifty recruits from the central
depoc of the British Swiss Legion at Sonliestadt landed at
Dower a few days ago, and Marched into the Castle to be
quartered. They are thoroughly drilled soldier,, nany
having served in the Preach Foreign Legion in Africa, and
is the Neapolitan and Roam array.

Mr. Thackeray bee been engaged to give a winter
seam of looter's in New York.

The New York, Newfoundland, and Loud to Tele-
graph Company's oilcan haus sailed from the former port
to lap dome the submarine telegraph cable between Bt.
John's, Newfoundland, and the mainland.

The Salisbury Journal of Saturday say, :—" Mr.
F. Ford, of Little Wishford Fares, stacked yesterday forty
loads of wheat sheaves, i• first•rate tooditioa, being, we
believe, the first stacked this proem, harvest ia this neigh-
' bourheed. Os Thursday the same ',edema coauseaced
leaning a eptaadid crop of barley."

At the late Montgomery assizes, the Right Hoe.
John Jervis, Chief Justice of the Common Plw, is hie
charge to the Gaud Jury, after alluding to the various
sheers that had takes pleas to the toasty sloes he had
last visited it, said he was afraid it mast have deteriorated
in the prosperity of its gentry. He was compelled, *MI
reluctant', to maks the observation. became they had to.
commesded to the Queen, for the position of high obeciir,
• tentless. wheel slender smuts would not 'sable h 1 to
give bee Majesty% representative • proper receptive. He
ems• emery to be introduced late that toasty, a reprementieg
the Queen, is the form that be lad been ; sad he certainly
did sot rapes le bete the emits* *posed to his, whes he
mimed the INA by a Sable bey is hie Aid time•.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1855.