The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-16 00:00:00

The Prince and Primer of Wales drove to Kew in the
afternoon.

A deputation of marthants and proprietors of wharves,
consisting of Yeasts. Corderoy, Magaise, Hugh Smith,
Scorch, Noah, Willem, Leach, Barry, Finning, and Ark-
ooll, solicitor, introduced by Mr. John Locke, /LP., bad an
interview with the President of the Board of Trade, at the
office of the Board of Trade, on Saturday, on the enbiiiet of
the freedom of the navigation of the River Thames pro-
posed to be taken away by certain clauses of the bill for
the amalgamation of the London, St. Katharine, and Vic-
toria (Loath) Dock Companies.
A deputation from the Aborigines Protection Society bad
an interview with the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, et the
Colonial-office, ow Saturday.
Despatches were received on Saturday et the Colonial-
offios from the Governors of the Walt India bland& Ds-
thatches were sent to the Governors of the North American
Provinces and Bermuda.

Hs MAJurz's A zazvaa IN SCOTLAND. —ABonte,
Savo lIDAT. —The royal train coaveying her Majesty and suite
entered the Aboyno station at 27 minutes past 1 this after-
noon, exactly four minutes before it was doe, according to the
time laid down by the London and North Western Railway
Company for regulating its progress throughout the jour-
ney. The duties from Windsor to Aboyne, 582 miles, was
accomplished in 18 hour, and 37 minutes, including
two boon and two minutes stoppages, thus showing the
actual travelling to bans occupied 16 hours and a half, or
about xi miles per hour. The train was under the cheep
of Mr. W illam Cawkwell. the general manager of the North
Winters lino, and arrived at the different stopping points
the minute it was doe, with the exceptiou of Perth and
Aberdeen, each of which 'Cations it reached one minute
before the specified time. Large numbers of people awaited
the arrival of her Majesty, whom they respectfully greeted.
After a short delay her Majesty and suite proceeded in car-
riages to Sehnert', a distance of 20 miles from Aboyne,
and reached the castle about half•pest three o'clock.

Or Saturday evening the Salters' Company
entertained his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge to
dinner at their ball in St. Swithies-lane. The duke was
received at the entrance to the hull by Alderman
Gibbons, the master, and by the wardens of the company.
A guard of hoover was drawn up in trout of the hall, sup-
plied from the City Ride Brigade, of which hie royal high-
ness is houarary oolonaL There was a brilliant company
assemblod.

Visoount and Viscountess Palmerston have left
town to pass the holidays at Brackett Hall, Hertfordshire.
Viscountess Jocelyn and daughters, and . select family
circle, will assanble there daring the Wiliam holidays.

The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Rachel tier
has gone to Brightoe for the Whitens holidays.
The Earl Russell returns to town to-morrow to
Wood the coalereaco.

Sir Robert Peel left town on Saturday for Dray-
ton Manor, Staffordshiro. The right hoe. baronet rotor=
to Loadoo on Thursday next.

Lord Stanley of Alderley will remain in atten-
deese as the Quetta daring the early part of bee Majesty's
resideoce at Balmoral ; sad, it is said, will be stweseda by
the Duke of Argyle.

The CounterB of Derby has issued cards for two
assemblies on the eveninp of Wednesday the Ist, and
Wednesday the 15th proximo.

A marriage will shortly take place between
the Hoe. Augusta Oaringtes, daughter of Lord and Lady
Caringtoo, and Oeismal Campbell, el Blytheweed, Rea-
frewahire.

The Lord Bishop of London and Mrs. Tait move
to Pelham Panes, Midilieem, tomorrow, fee the remainder
of the lissom AU next week hi lordship will be engaged
at the Palen with the ordinatioa examination previous to
Trinity &Way.

The Aldershot camp athletic sports and foot
races, ander the patronage of Lieut.-General Sir Jobs
Peonefether, !Lea., cominandieg the division, sad the
brigadisr•generala coninnueding brigades, will take place on
the Royal Pavilion Cricket•ground on the 23rd of Jurie.
Only officers and men belonging to the Aldershot division
will be allowed to enter,

An advertisement was issued a short time ago by
the committee of the Junior Carlton Club, stating that
candidates will shortly be informed of their election, and
that arresgements were being made for ► temporary home.
The oommittee hare succeeded in obtaining premises, which
will be ready for the reception of the club by the Ist of
July. The secretary has been appointed, the sticceedul
candidate being the Hon. Robert Best, who will mums
hie Emotions this week.