The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-11 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OP THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS

OP WALES POE SCOTLAND.

Yesterday evening, in accordance with the an-

noveoemeet in the Enna, , their Royal Menem' the
Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by their infant
eon, Prince Albert Victor, left London for Sootland.
Their royal bighaeasea, who were attended by the Ron.
Mrs. Coke, Lientenant-Geoaral Knave, and Major Tees-
dale, travelled by the SAO " limited express mall," on the
London and North Western Railway. Two royal Woos
carriages, a fiat clam, and a luggage van were attached to
the train, and belied were three large Pest-office carnage'
and some heavy vane.

A considerable number of persons collected onteide the
'Cation and within the entnaos•yea, while the platform
flint wen by no mesas automated. On the snivel of the
Prince and Pliocene at a few minutes after the appointed
time they wee received by Mr. Mow, chairman of the
company, and some of the principal officers, by whom they
Wire conducted to the saloon in which they were to travel.
This hands-we carriage is divided into two compartments,
in the first of which rode the prince and Wotan, and is
the second the young prise and two nurses. A door
allows of comomaicatka between the two divinities. The

spectators outale sad inside the station clawed tie Prince
mid Primer most heartily on their arrival, and redoubled
their acclamations when Prince Albert Victor was seem
is his ause's some. The hurrahing was, indeed, so loud
that the royal infant's slumber were evideetly disturbed.
The Prince of Wales coeveteral for a few momenta with
Yr. Moog while the preparatioes were Whir consprated ;
but is a very brief space after the royal travellers had
entered their carriage the signal was given, and the train
sped on its way.
The Prince and Prisons intended to proceed direct to
Stirling on that way to the T. mocha after visiting which
their royal highseesee will cautious their foamy to
Abergeidie.
It is expected th►t the Prince and Primula will visit
Gcrdon Castle sad other pleas daring their stay in the
North.

Prince William of Prussia, the eldest son of the
Crown Priam and Crows Primer of Prom* who has bean
oa a visit to her Majesty at Osborn for some Masa, will
return to Berlin in a few days. Major you &Imolai*
adjutant to the Crown Prism, has been deputed to arrow
piny Primo William home.

The Earl sad dountess of Winchilles hive left
the St. Georee's Hotel.

The Duke of Newcastle left Carlton-house-terrace
yesterday for Climber Park, Notts, accearpsaird by Lard
Edward Pelle= Cliotoo. The duke's health is ecoomerhet
improved, but great care vat be regaled befere he regales
kis lost straegth.

The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland, who has
bees oe a visit to bee Royal Wooss the ClOllll Princess
of Prosie (the Princess Royal of Ragland) at Potsdam,
has left for Geneva, end will remain several weeks in
dwitaerland.

His Hsoellenoy the Marquis d'Areglio left the
nasal Legation yesterday, for Belgium, ea his way to Aix-
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville are about
to leave CUherb.= OLetle, Northumberleed, for the
North.

The Earl and Countess of Malmesbury, who have
bean unities the Earl and Countess of TukarrdU. at Mal.
Heehaw Cost* p to the noble earl's shooting box la the
Highlands tomorrow.

The Counters Dowager of Glasgow, Archdeacon
Bischir, and Mr. Sinclair hare left Heneingtoe Vintage for
133, Oterge•etreet, Edinburgh.
The Countess Heloire de Mania has left town for
Dorking, en • visit to the Raw. Dr. and Mn. Meg.

Visco rent and Viscountess Sydney left Paris some
days as for a tour in Germany. The noble riesount and
vineenstemare not expected to return home far at Meat Mr
weeks.

Sir Charles Yorke has arrived at the Queen's
Hotel, Upper Norwood.

Admiral the Hon. Edward and Mrs. Howard
havoarriald at Thomas's Rotel, Berigairpaquazia
_ .

Lieutenant-Colonel Cowell Stepney and Mn.
Cowell Ellopeey have lilt the St. Geteres SoteL

Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart., M.P., has left
Thomas Hotel, Berkeley-square, for his seat, Banidon,
Northumberland.

LORD PALAIRRSTON AT BRADVORD.—His lordship
yesterday visited Bellaire, near Bradford. His lordship
passed through Bradford i■ a private contain in company
with Mr. Ripley about one o aka, and Wit noarstved
wu repeatedly cheered with great cordiality. At Sahel»
his lordship was received by Mr. Ralt, and cardnetad over
the extensive works then. Hi lordship upraised his gra-
Mention with all be saw. His lordship woo sabsequntly
entertained by Mr. 84t at latteben. and at a later bourdo.
parted from &Main to Loudon is the uprose train hellE
Glugow. A large ouscourse had assembled at the
straw sod his reeppearasee and departs» magmata! with
loud and reiterated cheering, which his lordship rspiatedly.
acknowledged.

Foßmjs•onnes. Jolt 30.—The Queen bas
boos itinocaly *howl to appoint !dotardMonads Natty
&new, loq., goo British Vim-Coon' Comeilier at Goo.
staatioople, to to bar Maiosty's Coral at Jacklai.—lissetts.