The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-10 00:00:00

Cbe Conn.

ROSENAI7, COBURO, Serf. 6.
His Majesty King Ferdinand of Portugal (first
muds to the Queue) visited her Majesty yesterday. The
Duke of Saxe Coburg accompanied the King from the
liallenberg, when his Majesty arrived the day before, after
an absence of 27 years.
The QUIII3II has received privately several of the ladies
and gentlemen of the household of the Duke and Duchess
of Sete Coburg.

The Quote, Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, and Print*
Leopold attended Divine service this morning at the church
at Omlan. The Hofprediger Haman performed the service.
The Duke sad Duchess of Saxe Oobarg visited the Queen
today.

Prisoe Alfred has dined several times at the Ballenberg
with the Duke and Duchene.

Despatches were reosived yesterday at the Colonial•offiee
ran t►e Lord High Commissioner of the Isaias Islands.

DISEMBARKATION OF HER MAJESTY.
(THIS DAY.)

WOOLWICH, TausaDAT Noisnra.

Her Majesty the Queen, with their Royal High-
nesses Prince Alfred, Prince Leopold, the Princesses Helene
sad Beatrice, the Right Hoe. Earl Granville, t►e Mar-
&Meese of Ely, and sawn of the royal mite, after
' remaining oe board the Victoria and Albert steam yacht
last night, left the Noce this morning, and strived at
Gresohithe at 10 o'clock. As the royal steam yacht have
in sight the pier at Gresehithe and the shore opposite the
goveremeat moorings were crowded with spectator
to witoess the squadron, which comprised also the
Osborne, steam-yacht, Master-Commander Bower; the
Fairy, Master-Commander Welch; and the Admiralty
steam vessels Black Eagle and Vivid. Her Ma-
jesty, the royal family, and suite, left the royal yacht,
and went on board the Fairy steam vessel, which leftGress-
halm at precisely ten minutes past 10 o'clock, and steamed
up the river immediately to the Royal Arsenal pier. During
her trip to Woolwich the Fairy was passed by the Ipswich
passenger steam vessel Queen of the Orwell, which was on
her down voyage, and the passengers on deck greeted the
royal steamer with repeated cheers. The Black Eagle,
having on board her Majesty's luggage, arrived at the Royal
Amend Pier at about 10 o'clock, and disembarked ►er mtge.
which was forwarded to Windsor in sixof the royal van. and
fourgoes. From an early boor this morning the streets
the line of route loading from the Anatol to Charlton were
crowded by thouiands of persons anxious to witasee the
royal eortige ; and u the War Department head
wisely vetoed any attempt of the officials at Woolwich
to repeat those absurd orders recently issued,
a large number of the public and the military generally
were admitted within the gates of the establishment, whilst
the factories and workshop. were not on this °mad=
closed. The Fairy, with the royal put), on board, mired
at the pier shortly after eleven o'clock, and her
Majesty, with the royal family, Bad 'Granville, and the
suite, immediately walked from the vessel to the pier.
head, where they were received by Commodore Sir
F. W. E. Nicolson, Major- General 8.- B. J.
K.C.Et., commandant of the garrison;
Calomel Maude, R. A., equerry to the Queen ;
Captain Gordon, chief military storekeeper; and other
officers. Three of the royal carriages were waitleg at the
entrance of the pier, and her Majesty, with Prince Alfred
(in naval uniform), the Primmer Helena and Beatrice,
entered the first carriage; the remaining earrings being
occupied by Prints Leopold, Earl Granville, the Marebkmess
of Ely, Lady Augusta Bruns, he. On the progress of the
royal cortege from the pier to the main gate of the Anneal
a mode:cited scene was presented. A mass of workman and
labourers, now unimpeded by the vagaries of routine, rushed
from the surrounding factories, occupied steak. of timber
sod other prominent positions in the line of route, waved
caps and handkerchiefs, and sent forth a round of cheers
which might truly be termed deafening. The windows ell
the royal carriages were down, and her Majesty, who
appeared in good health and spirits, was evidently far from
displeased at this mark of patriotism on the part of the
workmen. Both sides of the road leading through the
Arsenal were lined with spectators, sal on emerging from
the main gate the ceireepe was met by many thousands who
had assembled is Bereefordaquare, the scene at thin spot
being most animated ; the cheering was incessant, and the
inhabitants of the houses in the vicinity were stationed at
the windows, waving dreamers, ho. The bells of the
parish church sent forth a merry peal ; sod during the
megrim of the royal party through New Charlton, Omen.
with, and Deptford to London, the entire rode was
; crowded by the public, whose detnenstratioos of loyalty
; were frequently aekeowledged by the Queen.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES AS ABER.
GELDlL—During the past week Is 4 royal highness the
Prince killed Ave beautiful stags, while her royal highness
the Princess had her accustomed drives, fishing on the Dee,
aad sketching in the neighbourhood. On Fridey the royal
party and suite drove by Relater to Burn of Vat, com-
monly called Bob Roy's Oars. A few of the domestic ser-
vants about Abergeldie being sent away previous with pro.
silks; a fire was lighted, potatoes and other vegetables
cooked, sad an ercelleut luncheon wee partaken of by the
royal party beside the cavern. Afterwards her royal high.
DON was busily employed sketching Loch litneord, Loch
Davos, and adjoining soenery. They returned through
Balloter in the afternoon, where a number of the visitors
turned oat to get a look of the royal couple when changing
balm—Banffshire Journal.

The Coburn arGette says :—"Wu learn from
Rosman that a ellurch choir, orgraised by M. Muller in
Neustesit, serenaded her Majesty Queen Victoria oe Sunday
tnornioi, and that her Majesty heartily expressed her de-
light t', the director."

Her Royal Hi lauess the Princess Louisa arrived

at Windsor Castle yesterday afternooe shortly before o'clook
from (Morn., in order to meet her Ifejesty and the royal
family on their robin from Germany. Her Royal Highness
left Gostport a. 30, sad ',ached Windsor station of the
Greet Western Railway at 5.4.3. The Prisms was attended
by lady Barrington sod the Hoe. Mrs. Orey. Her Ma-
jesty is expected at the Castle this evening to dinners
and on Mooday next she will proceed on her journey to
Boatload.

The Princran Sophia of Saxony and suite have
left Farrasee's Hotel for Dover, for Dreedeo.

The Princess Doria Pain. phili and family have
anivwl at Claridge's Hotel, from Boulogne.
The Duke and Duchess de Chartres have arrived
at Wilhalmstbal, is Prussian Silesia, travelling with the
Greed Doke of Base-Weimar.

The Earl of Wilton is to marry on Saturday
wit Mice Smith, daughter and beim* of the late Major
Smith, of the Madras army. The marriage i• to take place
at St. George's Church. Haseeirmpare.
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Lord and Lady Chelmsford and the Hon. Mies
Thorniest, who arrived in tows • few days oleos, from •
tour of vigils, left &tensors,. yesterday, for Park.