The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-03 00:00:00

TEE QUERN'S RETURN FROM SCOTLAND.

Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by Prince
Alfred sad the younger members of the royal f►mily, and
attended by the ladies and gentlemen of the court, will
leave Balmoral en route for the south on Friday next, at
half-pest 1 o'clock.
Mr. Cewkwell, general manager of the London and North-
Western Railway, leaves London this evening in charge of
the royal train, which will be made up precisely as it was
for the journey to Scotland.
Her Majesty will leave the Aboyne station of the Deeside
Railway at half-put 2 o'clock, and arrive at Aberdeen, a
distance of 33 miles, at half-put 3. From Aberdeen the
Scottish North-Eastern Railway will be traversed to Perth,
• distance of 90 miles, with only one intermediate stoppage
to take water at the Bridge of Dun. Her Majesty will
dine at the Perth station hotel, and, leaving that city
at 7 o'clock, will travel over the Scottish Central Rail-
way to Greenhill, ► distance of 46 miles. Proem Greenhill,
where the engine will taks water, the royal party will pro-
ceed over the Caledonian Railway to the border city of
Carlisle, • distance of 106 miles, stopping only once to take
water, at Summer station. At Carlisle, where the train is
timed to arrive at half-past 11 o'clock, the Queen will par-
take of refreshments, proceeding thence, after 10 minutes
delay, over the London and North Western Railway, by
Kendal, Preston, and Whitmore, at each of which stations
the engine will take water, to the Bashbary Junction of the
Great Western Railway, which will be reached at 5 o'clock
02 Saturday morning. From Blubbery the train will
run over the Great Western Railway, via Leamington sad
Oxford, to Windsor, where her Majesty will arrive at •
quarter to 9 o'clock.

Yr. Cawkwell will have charge of the royal train from
Aboyne to Windsor, and the journey throughout will be
made with the utmost privacy.

The Prince of Wales has signified his intention to
receive the address of the convocation of the nrelstes and
clergy of the province of Canterbury, at hlarlbormigh
House, on Tuesday next, at half-pest 2 o'clock. The bishops
will assemble at Queen Asses Bounty Board-room, and the
prolocutor and clergy at the Jerusalem Chamber, at a
quarter before 2 o'clock.

The Earl of Derby has left town on a visit to
the Earl and Ooentes• of Chesterfield, at Sunning Hill, foe
the Ascot race meefireg.

Mr. Bailie Cochrane will move on Friday that,
for the sake of obtaining greater unity of design in our
public buildings, and with a view to the efficiency and
mooomy of the public service, it is desirable a permanent
commissioner of public works sod buildings, or other of&
am, should be appointed to the present Board of Works.

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Mr. Ayrton, on Tuesday, will move for a select
committee to "inquire into the treatment of the fellowship
soden by the Corporation of London."
DINNER TO LORD ELCRO, M. P.—Lord Echo
was entertained last evening at • regimental dinner, as-
suming some of the proportaons of a banquet, by the mem-
bers of the Leedom Scottish Volunteer Corp, in honour of
the successful remelts growing oat of the investigation
undertakes by the Volunteer Service Commiasion appointed
at the instants of the noble lord. The company eat down
to dinner in the large hell of the FreemssoneTavern. which,
when filled from end to end with uniforms and Highlsod
costumes, presented a gay and aoiroated appearance ; over-
head were suspended banners of the different clans repre-
sented in the oars. The Marquis of Aberoorn, K. 0., one
of the captains of the London Scottish, occupied the chair,
Lord Eicher, as tits guest of the evening, sitting at hi
MO! hand ; sad there were likewise present the Earl of
Asslie, the Rut of Fife, Lord Colville, the Lord Advocate,
Hon. A. Kionainl, M.P., Mr. Stirling, M.P., Mr. Malcolm,
M.P., Colonel M'Murdo, Sir Roderic Murchison, Hem. F.
Byes, Captain Sir M. M'Gregor, R.N., &c,