The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-27 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PAINCESS Or WALES.

On Monday evening the Prince and Princess, at-
tended by Lieutenant-General K nollys, Captain Grey, Col.
Kingssote, and Kra Stoner, left Frogman House about
5 o'clock, the Prises and Princess each driving a pair of
ponies, sod proceeded through the Long Walk to Virginia
Water. On reaching the lake their royal highneeses
aniseed themselves with booties and &bine, and after.
wards dined with their snits in the fishing temple on the
beaks of it. lake. The royal party returned to Fromm
late in the erasing.
Yesterday afternoon the Prince of Wales, attended by
Captain G. H. Grey. drove from Frrgmore Howe in •
pony carnage to the beaks of the Thames, at a point
between the Albert and Victoria bridges, Windsor Home
Park, for the purpose of inspecting a irsaniship propeller,
invented and patented by the Mesas. Germane Brothers, at
Old Windsor. The propeller, whisk has been applied to w
iron experimental boat, 45 feet bag, 3 feet 6 inches deep,
sad 5 feet bee.., drawing 2 feet 2 imams at the stern and 12
Weber forward, wasiste of a smell flat blade, 6 Wenn by 10
inches, fixed to an axle and crash placed at the ride of the
keel near the eters, sod is driven with great rapidity with
a eery peculiar motion, resembling in some respects the pad-
alias of We foot of the swan while swimming. Hie royal
higher,. and Captain Grey having glee on board the boat.
made a trip down the ekes= to the Old Windsor Leek,
remiss about seven miles as hour, though this speed
is said to be nothing like what 011 a be attained with the
proper amount of bores-power. While proceeding down
the river a small model of the propeller was exhibited to
the Prince, the working of which was thoroughly explained
by Mt. J. Germans. His royal highnem appeared much
pleased with the simple and affective manner of its working,
and remarked that the motion was mock preferable to that
of the screw. Os reaching the looks, the maft's head was
turned up dream, sad the Princes party steamed back to
the royal grounds is the Home.park, from whence they bad
started, and having landed, the Prime drove Wok to Frog-
man Hones.

In the evening the Prince and Princes' made another
trip to Vireo& Water in pony earthy., sboompsaisd by a
distinguished partyfof Titters and their suite. Ths royal
party dined in the Fishing Temple, covers being laid for
fourteea.

The Duke of Hamilton has arrived at Baden-
Badee on a visit to his mother, the Dachas of Hamilton
One Prisons Marie of Baden), and has bees then met by
Lord Charles Hamilton, from Diuneldorlf. It is said that
the duke will be home in October, for shooting at Brodie
Oastle, N.B.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton
leave tows as Monday or Tuniclay nett for Castle Ashby,
war Northampton.

The Marquis of Bristol and the Ladies Hervey
left the family resident.* in SL Jamsee-square yesterday.
for Wattled. in Bohemia.

The Earl said Countess Jermyn have left town
es a visit to Mr. and Lily Elizabeth Drummond, as Carl-
isle* new Soothamptoo.

The Countess de Grey leaves town this week for
Medlar Park, war Ripon, foe the mason.

. .
Lord and Lady Willoughby de Eresby do not
ge to Drumrooad Castle, Perthshire, this shootiag /811•011
*wise to the detesting el his lordship in tows. At the sad
of this, or early la the semis( month, the *obis lord sad
lady go to Orimathorpe, Lincolnshire, fora permasency.
Lord Crewe will leave town next week for Crewe
Hall, Cheshire.

Lord and Lady Talbot de Malabide have sus-
tained a domestic addiction by the death of their third SOD,
James Neil, who died on Sunday but at Southesa.

Lady Egerton of Talton and Hon. Miss Egerton
lawn town to-day for a tear In Germaoy. Lord T►ttoa of
Egerket harm on Friday or Saturday for the family mat
in Cheshire.

Lady Henrietta Pelham haa left Farrsnoe's Hotel
Ice her tows ruidesoe in Lower Belgravwslreet.

The Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster and
Lady Augusta Maoley leave the Deanery tomorrow Go a
week's visit to her Majesty at Osborne, whams they will
proceed to Switzerland on a tear of shoot two moetha.

Sir John and Lady Thorold have arrived at the
Ates►odra Hotel, Hyde•park<oreer, from kat= Park,
Grantham.

Lord Palmerston bas signified to the directors of
the East and Wed Junction Railway Company that he will
be primed at the ceremory of cutting the first sod of the
railway by Lady Palmerston on Wednesday, the 3rd of
August, at Toreador, fire miles from the !Warmth station
of the Loudon and North Western Railway. The idled-
tents of the district ars preparing to giro his lordship a
hearty welcome.

Foaaroi-onici, JULY 22.—The Queen baa been
plowed to appmve of Mr. Jobs F. Potter as Cooaul-General
for the British North Ameriosa Proviams for the United
Stake of America. The Qualm has also been pleased to
approve of Mr. Thomas F. Martin as Consul at Dublin for
his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Meekleaburgh.
&Immo. The Qum' has also been pleased to approve of
Mr. Jame Frederick Wolff as Consul-General in London
foe the Free Hanseatic Cities of Lubeck, Bremen, and
Hanslxur. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of
Mr. Hander as Conant at Bassein for the Free
Hasesatio City of Hamburgh. —Moyne.
Warr-ornca, JULY 25.—The Queen bars been
gracioesiv pleased to give orders for the appointment of
Captain Soled Jeckioa, of the royal navy, to be as cc&
nary member of the Military Divistoo of the Third Class,
or Com—Osucmaioss the Moot Hanotuable War of the Bath.
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