The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-07 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL AT YORK.

The royal train arrived at York punctually at
12.42 p m., and her Majesty, his Royal Highness Prince
Albert, end the Royal children, on alighting from their
carriages, were hailed with loud and hearty cheers from the
large concourse of persons mumbled within the statics.
The arrival platform was laid with tapestry carpeting,
eztending from the north-west cud of the platform up to the
principal menace to t►e Royal Station Hotel.
A troop of the 7th Hussars, and a detachment of the 2nd
West York Light Infantry, formed her Majesty's Guard of
Honour.

Her Majesty wu received by General Sir Harry Smith,
General Arbuthnot, the Loed Mayor et York (who wore his
chain croaks), and H. 8. Thompeon, Esq., the Chairman
of the North Beam Company.
After a meet enthusiastic reception, her Majesty took the

arm of her royal consort, and was escorted by the Lord
Mayor to the Royal Station Hotel. Her Majesty, who
looked extremely well, wort a silk dress of lavender colour,
Waned with fringe; a violet coloured mantle, and •
primrose and white tulle bonnet. The illustrious parents
were followed by their royal children. They proceeded direct
to the apartments specially set apart for their occupation,
whets they partook of luncheon.

. .
The luncheon occupied the royal party half an hour, end
prec sely at • quarter past on. o'clock her Majesty and
suite again appeared uu the platform, and were remind
with • nnew•l of the plaudits with which they were greeted
on their arrival. The military again presented arms, and
white the band played the Natiocal Anthem, and the people
mumbled cheered lustily, the royal party took their seats,
the teats moved an, and, in • few moments, was out of
sight, on its way further north.

ARRIVAL AT EDINBURGH.
(71ON OVA OWN COURISPONDiNT.)

EDINBURGH, TZVISDAT Emir.

Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Albert, and the
Royal children arrived here safely at ,thirty eight urinates
past 6 this emniag—seven waistless before the appointed
time—and proceeded in earflaps to Holyrood Palace.
Her Majesty was greeted by a large usemblage of her
Northern people. It was a beantifal setainal evening, and
the spectacle, heightened by the promote of the military,
was a floe one.

The Emperor of the French it is known, accom-
panied the Queen some miles out to sea on board the Royal
Yacht, and thea embarked on board a small French steamer,
I. the Ariel, which bad been sent for him ; bet when ea board
We Ariel, he, instead of returning at twee, sassed the vessel
Ito steam right round the Royal Yacht, her crew crying
o Viva la Rein. !" and he standing unervered as she
did wt.

The Queen, in her visit to France, did not escape
the petitioning fraternity, for it is asserted that not fewer
Ithan 100,000 petitions, or begging letters, were forwarded
Itchier!

The Queen, upon the recommendation of Sir
Molsaworth, has appoiotod Mr. Macke, a distiaguist ad
member of 111. Caaadiaa Legislators, to We Goveraorabip
of Barbados..

The Plymouth and Devonport Journal makes the
following assounemasst The Doke of Somerset, late
Lord Seymour, is to hare the blue riband which has become
vamat by the death of his father, the late Doke. There
moms to be some probability that his Once will also become
Postmaster General, with a seat la the Cabinet."

The Doke and Duchess of Hamilton hue left
Hamilton Pekoe for Brodick Castle, Arran, where the noble
Oaks sad Dachne will entertain a succession of distin-
inlaid visitors daring the shooting season.

The Dachau of B-aceleuch his arrived at Montague
Honor, Whitehall, free Carlsbad, in greatly improved
health. The Earl of Dalkeith, M.P., came to Landau from
'Scotland to inset the Dachau on her arrival from the Cos-
titian. The Dacha's, acesonipanted by t►e Bail, loaves in •
few days for Dalkeith Palace.

The Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh have arrived
is London from Scotland.

The Marquis of Salisbury, in consequence of
taking the oonintand of the South Bests Militia, will be
p _ d /roma vilitlag his estates In Scotland this anima.

The Dowager Lady Pawners, the Right Hem W.
Harter, sad Mrs. sad Miss Harter, are sarong tat snivels
at Brightoa.

The Duchess of Cleveland and Lady Augusta Pau-
len, after a stay of nearly a south at Pegg's !Loyal York
Hotel, Brighton, have ntarnad to town.

The Marquis of Bristol and Lord sod Lady Alfred
Homy Yaws bat Homo Tows for their country mat.
Sir Erskine Pony, the Liberal member for Daven-
port. sad Lady Perry, have gm* ea a ooatimatal tour,
end will roads is Italy until t►s °penis, of the &riot of
Parlialsoat.

General Lockyer, H.S., has arrived in London
from the CtilllSS, sad will shortly proceed to hie sew sp.
polatemeat es Cassasaailevia Chief of the fore.. Ceyloa.
_ _

TLe Bari of Yarborough, who, for • abort time ham
bees soloaratag at Tunbridge Wolk, is rapidly approach-
las wavaissamos.
Colossi Bibtliorp, M.P., ham beep at Brighton for a
short period, aad his Wealth has bun costsiderably re-
cruited.

Tits ass portrait, painted by Luau, u a mark of
the good Iselin el the Gouty et Benz getiondly towards I
Sts Joh* Tyra, is to be precasted to the Ho■. Bersset e■
Tuesday seat. sad there is to be large gathering et the
sabesibses ea SU at Boni= How.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

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DANTZIO, Barr. 8.
The Vulture has arrived. The fleet was off Baku
on the Mad. The Imperiouse and a corvette were
sent to 1000nnoitre Cronstadt. They found two
Russian frigate► oft Tolbukien, which immediately
retreated.

HAMBURG, Barr. 6.
At Moscow, on the 18th, a great fire broke out,
which lasted 24 hours.
General de Berg, who commands at Sweaborg, has
been decorated with the order of St. Andrew.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sim 6.

An imperial ukase has been issued, abolishing,
on the proposal of Prime Pastiewitch, the Field
Commissariat of the army on active service ; Commis-
sary General Annenkoff resuming his former charge.
Count Neteelrode has received " permission to
travel."