The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-10 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

OSBORNE% Almon 9.
The Queen and Princess Louise walked and drove
yesterday.
Mr. A. Helps arrived at Osborne and had the honour of
dining with the Queen and Royal Family. •

The Prince of Walo, attended by the End of limit
Edgmunba, LastM-Gineral SaoAm and Major Ties&le,
went to the Limed 1714110ms' Asylum, in the Old
Kent-read, yesterday morning, and inaugurated the data*
of the Pnnee Consort mesa* minted in the grounds of the
asylum, of whir& be WSS patron.
TM Doke of Cambridge visited the Priam and Prisms
of Wales at Ilarlborough-boas.

Mr. Shepard had the honour of submitting his breech-
loek ride to the inspection of the Prince et Wales.
Demi:etches wets received yesterday at the Colonial-elfin
from the governors of the Mauritius and Gibraltar.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALSER
JOURNEY ro SCOTLAND.-THE ROUTE.-
(THIS DAY.)

This evening, according to the latest arrange-
mmate,their royal highosems the Prince sod Prinown of
Wales, accompanied by their intuit son Prises Albert
Victor, mid attended by the lady and gentleman is waiting,
are expected to leave Marlborough House for Scotland.
Their royal highaseses will leave Marlborough House
shortly after 8 o'clock, and drive to the Roston terminus of
the London and North Western Railway, where a state
saloon, attached to the 8.40 limited express mail for the
north, will be in radials for their reception, and the baba
will immediately afterwards quit the station at 20 minutes
to 9 o'clock.

The royal journey from Enatoo-square will be over the
Loodoo and North Western Railway to Rugby, 82f miles,
which will be made ►t 10.40 p.m. ; Crewe, 158 miles, 12.32
to-morrow (Thursday) morning ; and Carlisle, 301 miles,
4.28 a.m. The route will thee be over the Caledonian
Railway to Greenhill, and thence by the Scottish Central
to addles, 419 f miles, which will be reached at
7.58 a.m. ta-morrow (Thursday), and as it is be-
lieved the Priam and Prises. of Wales intend
visiting the Trossachs and Leek Kakis., their
royal highnesies will, it is expected, travel from
Stirling by the Scottish Carnival Railway to Donblsee, and
proemial thence by the Doubles', Doom, sad Callandar
lies to Callender, whence the royal party will probably
drive to the Trossachs.

Their royal highnewee will travel in a quiet unostenta-
tious enalltler, sad the royal progress will be devoid of cere-
mony. The Prince and Princess are expected to reside at
Abergeldie Castle, sad the stay of their royal highnesses in
Scotland will probably lad some fin or six weskit.

Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by the
youthful member of the royal family, will take their de-
parture for Balmoral our the 28th or 29th inst. Her Majesty
is expected to remain in Scotland until the end of October.

We (Morning Herald) have reason to believe
that soon after the return of their Royal Highs's... the
Prime and Prisms of Wales from Scotland it is their is-
testioe to pay a Malt to Denmark. The date of their royal
higluteases' visit is not yet settled.
The Duke of Wellington is expected to reach
Oarlogie, his shooting-box is the Highlands to-day. The
noble duke will entertain the Lord Chief Justice of
England and a large party at his shooting quarters In
Sootland dialog the Set6oo.

The Marel;ioneas Dowager of Lothian and Lady
Alin Kee purpose leering sows early peat week ow a tour
of visite is Indeed.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Westmeath
hare left the Portland Hotel, Seethes', and hare taken •
reaideees on Clanno►pands, Saltines.

The Earl and Coustees Russell and family will
shortly leave Pecobroko-todis, Riebowed. for Wobors
Abbey. Bola. where the noble owl and coasts= wM rossers
a soosessioo of hinds.

The Earl and Countess of Stradbroke are ex-
peeled toarrive at Gleasherry Lidge, the fatally seat in
the meaty Waterford, from Heeham Hall, Suffolk, to
reside a few weeks, as mud, oil his lordship's Irish islet*.
The Earl of Aberdeen has arrived at Haddo
Hones, Aberdeenthire, where the noble earl will probably
stay several mouths.

The Countess of POWIS and Lady Lucy Herbert
Uses town today for Powis Castle, now Wolskpool, far the
autumn.

The Earl and Countess of Lincoln have returned
to town from Brighton.
Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Radcliffe
and the Hon. Miss= Canning have gone to Will.. Room
near Salisbury, on a vial to Lady Herbert of Les, before
leaving for Scotland.
Viscount Cranborne and Mr. Johnson have left
tows for a tour is Ireland.

Viscount and Viscountess Castlercese bare left
Bighead, Lord and Lady Begot's meat is etaffordsbfre, for
the Rea of Kill=Weil net M Killarney, is the minty of
Kerry.

Lord and Lady Willoughby d'Ereeby do not
'stead to reside at Drummond Oastle, Perihelia", this
season, but will stay Wetly at Orimsthog)., the noble loco's
mat fa Liaeoloshire.

Mr. Repton, M.P., and Lady Jane Repton
intend to leave their mate in Bedfordshire in a few days for
Bournemouth, with the view of passing a month at that
watering-place.

_ .
Mr. and Mrs. Pack Bereeford have left London
for Browse's 11111, Carlow.

Colonel Hugh Baillie has arrived at the Portland
Hotel, &Mama, from Loados.

Mrs. 'Ewing Drawee and family have arrived id
the Portland Hotel, Souther, from Grommor.plaes.
Tan PKINCI or WALKS AT THE LICINSIED VIC-
=ALUMS' ABTLC3L—The fallowing Ire the worth of the
reply of his Royal Highness the Priem of Wales to the
adder reed yesterday by Mr. Wm, the &Ursula of the
institntim :—" yr. Wry Ladies, and Geatiernee,—lt
affords me the greatest satiekeetioe to be prevent by your wish
at the lamentation of the Mau* whieb you have erected to
the memory of my laniested father. It is se masion on
which I feel a situate gratificatice at thus being called on to
moist is paying honour to a beloved parrot. as well as a
tribute of admirstioo to the gewesity of the licensed
victualler. in providing this asylum for the reception
and mean of their less foremasts brethren. Ammer:Voting
your charitable exertions and their deject, the Prime Con-
sort took a deep interest is the emcees and welfare of your
asylum, in proof of which la laid the foundation stone of
additional wings to the building in 1149 sod 185$. It will
be a source of great gratilleatioe to me to he
thought to have inherited his feelings in your behalf.
I thank you eiacerely for the kind expressions yen have
give. utterance to is anal°. to the sane of M. gems,
the Primer of Wales, and my sou."
Ds. LIVINGSTONE. —Tills celebrated traveller is
at preaset staying at Liniefield House. West Calder. the
resinous of hie earl/ friend and associate, Mr. Jamie
Yeas&

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(iscrezies ria.sawat.)
HANOVER. AND PRIM/ILL
ALTONA, Alloolft 10.

It is asserted that Prawns has sated Hower
the reason for the Federal execution troops having
entered Lauenburg.
The Attonaer Mercur of to-day says :—"The
declaration of the clergy and gentry of Kiel, after
expressing a conviction that the question of here-
ditary succession would be solved in accordance
with the rights of the Duchies, advocates the im-
mediate establishment of a common government
for Bleserig-Holstein. It further recommends
that the administration of the diplomatic, military,
and maritime affairs of the Duchies should be
merged into the .Prussian administration.

BERLIN, Avotrer 10, Momasa.

The Spenersche &its*, of to-day says :—" We
learn that the Hanoverian representative at the
Federal Diet has been instructed to declare that,
should the Diet be unable to obtain satisfaction for
the events which have taken place at Rendsburg,
and which directly affect the authority of the Diet,
Hanover should withdraw her troops from Hol-
stein to avoid the possibility of a second violation
of Federal rights."

SPAIN.

MADRID, AUGUST 9.

The Not:it-ids of to-day says :—" On aooount of
the alarm existing at Madrid the government will
take measures to maintain public order."
The ex-Duke of Parma has arrived at La Granja.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :
CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

MAILf3.
YALTA, Ammer 10.
The Ceylon leaves at 2 am. for Marseilles, and
the Ripon at 5 a.m. for Southampton.