The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-21 00:00:00

VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP
WALES TO ORLEANS HOUSE.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
d'Aumals gave a grand banquet to their Royal Highnesses
the Prince and Prisms of Wales last evening at Orleans
Hones.

Their royal bighoessie, accompanied by the Hon. Mrs.
Frauds Stonor and Captain Grey, arrived shortly before
7 o'clock from White Lodge, Richmond-park, and were re-
ceived in the moat cordial manner by their Royal High.
MOM the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale and the Count and
Countess de Paris, and conducted to the drawing-room,
where the company invited had previously assembled. At
half-past 7 o'clock dinner was announced.
The company at down at the circular dining table in
the large banquetting room. On the right of the Prioessa
of Wales at hie Royal Higboess the Count de Paris,
the Duchess of Wellington and the Prince de Conde,
the Hon. Mrs. Francis Stonor and Mr. Laud. On the left
of her royal highness were the Duo d'Aumsle, Madame
Van de Weyer, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Countess of
C'lareodon, the Earl Russell, the Countess Costlier. and
Viscount Chelsea. On the opposite side of the table eat
the Prince of Wales ; oa his right the Countess de Paris,
the Belgian Minister, the ILunhioneas of Sllialinry, the
Marquis of Bath and Mr. Boehm, and on the left of his
royal highoess were the Duchess d'Aumale, the Earl of
Clarendon, the Marchioness of Bath, Viscount Castlerome,
the Countess Russell, M. de Remtuat, and Captain
Orgy, Sc.
Later in the evening her royal highness gave a ball in
honour of the visit of the Prises and Princess of Wales.

ROYAL VISIT TO ALozaaaoe.—Yeatsrtlay
royal review took place at Aklieslot, beneath the rays of •
scorching man. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
accompanied by Prince Loci of Hems sad the Duke of
°Ambridge, Fisld•Manhal Onsmandiag in Chief, mired at
Farnborough Station shortly after ■ine o'clock, sad
at once proceeded to Core Common, when the
review took place. Oa the conclusion of the review
the royal visitor* proceeded to the quarters of Lieut.-
Gagers' Sir J. L. Peenefather, when the► partook of
luncheon, the bead of the 14th Regiment playing • selection
of mask nadir the direction of Mr. Darnley. They left
Farnborough by the half-past four twain, the Prizes of
Wslas sad the Duke of Cambridge proceeding to London,
and Priam Louis of Heise to Osborne. Several cesuallice
occurred dariag the day, bat none of a fatal character.

The Right Hon. the Speaker gave his sessional
dinner to the principal clerks and cams of the House of
Commons last evening. The following were present :
Sir Denis Le bfarchant, Bart.. Lord Charles &resell, Mr.
Erskine May, C. 8., Mr. Henry Ley, Mr. Rickards, Captain
Genet, Mr. Prere, Mr. 8. Smith, Mr. Vardoo, Mr. Howard,
Mr. W. Rees, Mr. Gibbous. Mr. Rowland, Mr. Collins,
Mr. Postlethwalta, Mr. Charles Pole, Mr. Gray, Mr. Hodp
kin, Mr. H. B. Mayne, Mr. Marriott, Mr. H. H. Creed,
Lientenant-Colonsl W. Forester, Ray. Charles Merivale,
B.D. (chaplain), Mr. Alfred Denison (private secretary).

The Duke of Newcastle is fast regaioiog his lost
strength. Hs DOW daily taken a walk for several hours, and
will, it is expected, leave town in about a fortnight for
Clamber Park, Notta.

The Duke and Duchene of Northumberland in-
tend to reseals et Sion House, laleworth, till the first week
in next month, and thee go to their 'mine reWdenee in
Northumberlaed before taking up their residence et Alawick
Castle for the autumn.

General Sir George Brown arrived in town yes-
terday from Wiesbaden, and will leave to-manow for
Dabhn to reveres his duties u Commastiar of the Purees

The King of the Belgian. arrived in Paris on
Tuesday evening at a quarter past 6. Hia Majesty travels
incognito, and is only accompanied by three penoos•—
Baron Prime, Adjutant of the Palace; H. Fudana,
direetor•general of the Post-offioe ; and Dr. Wimmer, his
medical attendant. The King wee received at the railway
by Count de Flandre, who in now in Peri; and by the
Belgian Minister. Hi. Majesty left the station in a
private carriage for the Grand Hotel, where he alighted.

. _., _
The Emperor and Empress of Ennia arrived on
the 15th at Schwalback, is Nassau, after having visited the
Greek chapel at Wiesbaden. The Emperor was to have
left on the 18th, but the Empress intends remaining several
weeks in that watering-place.

The King of Ilanover, accompanied by the Prince
Royal, has left for the baths of Ford's ( Westphalia), where
his Majesty biters& to remain some weeks. The gam has
also quitted the capital for Switserlasd.

THE GOVERNMENT MANUFACTURING
SSTAILISHMENT&

The following are the terms of the resolution
relative to the exteesiou of our 'overarms& manntscturing
establishments which Mr. Cobden intends to move in the
House of Commons to-morrow evening :
"That the recent great extension of government menu-
facturiog establishments calls for the attention of the go-
vernment That it is expedient that steps be forthwith
taken to place each separate establishment sa nearly as pos.
Bible on the footing of a private manufacturing concern or •
public cornpaay, by taking a valuation of the fixed and
floating capital employed, including the value of the lead,
and that upon this basis there be as annual stock-taking ;
wbee, after making all the customary deductions for depre-
ciation of buildings, machinery, and plant, interest of
capital, rates and taxer, and other charges, such a price be
charged to the government departments for articles sup-
plied as shall preserve the capital intact ; and that these
accounts, with a balance-sheet, be laid annually on the table
of this house."

REPRESENTATION OF K IScARDIN EMIRS. —Al-
though no formal address announcing the fact bat yet been
Wined. it is well known thmusbout the comity that
General Sir Hugh A rtnithnott. who. for the last forty yews.
has wpremeted Kincardine, has ietiorated his intention of
retiring into private life at the lead of the prompt parlia-
ment. Mr. James Dyes Nicol, of Ballogie, is in the field
for the seat, with corm chance of being returned. Mr.
Nicol is admittedly one of the most liberal and spirited
proprietors in Kincardineshire, Pi native of the county, and
highly popular. Long connected with some of the most is-
firrential banking establishments in London, he is a fird-
rate ma, of business, lied in the possession of ample means.
le polities, Mr. Nicol is • supporter of the Palmerston
while ready, we believe, to advocate a reduction
in the towable& for ""unties to 201.—Banffshire Journal.
WE ITILHALL, JULY la —The Queen ban been
pleased to direct lettere patent to be eased under the
Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, granting unto Hoary Money TAW, Esq.. Blue.
mantle Purnivant of Arms, the ram of Chador Herald.
vacante.t by the decease of Edward Stephen Doody, Esq.—
Gazet

CILTNZAL PALACIL Ox= Sxuwo DAT. •-•
WEDNIPDAT, JOLT 2a—Adalkmosi se mon% 10.980;
dttio 0y MINIM tiCkilti, I,IM ; Wig, 12,140.

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to soden**, "bowery
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trash, showery.
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moderate to strong, fresh, some &owe!".
some 'bower*.
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showers in places.

Northers wiloottsad. Western. Ireland. Widow, sad ad.
farms sontisern=llao= Charm= and tty et Bar, isalwra
=Eastward England aad North dos

The harvest Lae already commenced in tLe
southern environs of Perla, end the rye ia cat down and
stacked. The wheat will soon have its tam For the last
sir weeks the temperature has been as favourable as pos-
sible. In the south of Frame farmers are satisfied
both as to quantity and quality. The crop is a good
average owe, better than last year's. The west is behind-
hand, and must wait for another fortnight. In the costral
districts the crops will probably be poor, and Lower Bur-
gundy, it is thought, will share the same fate. The onisa
is got is ; a very poor crop. In the eveetry Barb is tie
price of wheat hes bus going &we. Flom Is net mace I.
dams&