The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-13 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY MORNING._

The Monitor makes, this :nothing, an °Blois] annoanew
mint of the programme of the Queen's entry into Paris.
Her Majesty will make her 'striate on Saturday nest, the
18th, at six at alight, from the terminus of the Strubourg
railway, paving the whole length of the Boulevards, the
Rae Royale, the Place de la Concorde, the Chimps Eyries,
the Avenue de l'lmperatrice, and through the Bois de Bow
logs, to Bunt Cloud.

The Queen and his Royal Ilighoeu Prince Albert
and the royal retinue embark at Osborne on Friday morn-
ing, and proceed to Boulogne direct, attended by a squadron
of steamers. Her Majesty, ow arriving off that port in the
royal yacht, will pass the night on board, and land the fol-
lowing (Saturd►y) morning early, and will be received by
the Emperor of the French. end proceed by railway direct
to Paris. The Duchess of Wellington will accompany her
Majesty, besides other ladies-in. waiting, the duchesslci-
sting es Mistress of the Robes. The Doke of We'lingua,
the Marquis of Breadalbane, and the Earl Spencer are to
attend in the Queen's retinue, and the chief members of
the royal household, amounting to 30 persons of rank.—
&may Times.

Tue raoleootaum.—Tc•day the Queen will hold
a Privy Council at Osborne, when the speech from
the throne will b 3 finely agreed to. Parliament
will be prorogued to-morrow (Tuesday) by royal
commilaion.

Lord John Russell has left town for Perthshire.
Lady John Rumen and family are still residing at Richmond
Park.

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The Puke and Duchess of Bedford have left town
for Buckieghsnishire.
The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk, and Lady
Addict Fatallan Howard, have lift Norfolk House fur
Glossop Ball, Derbyshire.
The Duchess of Sutherland has gone to Trentham,
accompanied by Lady Blantyre. The noble Duke and Lord
Ronald Leveson Glower have strived at Duotobin Castle in
his Grace's yacht. A lugs family party will meet them at
the end of the month.

Lady Dufferin has left town for Paris.
Lady Rachel Russell has left town for Scotland.
The Earl of Aberdeen, accompanied by the Hon.
Arthur G ,rdos, M.P., h►s left Argyll House for H►ddo

House, Aberdeenshire. Lord liaddo, M.P., in consequence
of the delicate state of lie health, has abandoned his in-
tention to visit Haddo Home this autumn, and will continue
with Lady liaddo and family at the Ranger's Lodge,
Blackheath. . _ . .

The Earl of Egremont has gone to visit his exten-
sive estates in Ireland.
His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the
Connie.' Penigny's dinner and evening party at the French
embassy, originally find for to-morrow, will take plan es
Wednesday. His Excellency and the Countess are expected
to leave the French embassy on Thursday for Paris.
His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Countess Bernstorff have returned to the Prussian Legation,
Carlton House-terrace, from Cowes, Isle of Wight, when

they bare been cruising in the Earl of Wilton's y sebt.
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Viscount Duncan, M.P., leaves town to-morrow
for Cusurdown House, N.B.
The Earl and Countess of Bessborough will join
the party attest% to assemble at Gordon Castle about the end
of the month, to partake of the hospitality of the Duke and
Dubow of Richmond.
The Earl and Countess of Halewood, who have
arrived at Harewood House. Yorkshire, from town, are en-
tertaining a large family circle.
Sir William and Lady Molesworth entertained, at
dinner, on Saturday, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston,
the Hon. Sir Allan Macnab, the Countess of Tankerville,
Mr. Thackeray, Visonat Castlerosu, M.P., Mrs. Hueco
Turin, Viscount Torrington, Mr. Delano, Lord Wodshouse,
Lord Alfred Churchill, the Hon. Mrs. Norton, t►e lion.
Gerald Talbot, the Hon. Mrs.
,Dyes Sombre, Mr. Herman
Merin's, and Mr. Strachey.
Rear-Admiral Sir 0. It. Sartorius has been ap-
pointed Commander•in-Chid at Queenstown, in the room of
Rear-Admiral Sir W. Fairbrother Carroll, appointed Lieut.-
Governor of Greenwich Hospital in the place of the late Sir
W. H. Parry.
It is well known that an autograph letter was
sent by the Queen to Sir Edmund Lyons, on the death et
his son. The following is a copy :—" Rockingham Palau,
June 29, 1853. The Queen cannot let any one but herself
expose to Sir Edmund Lyons the Prince's and her feelings
of deep and heartfelt sympathy on file meet melanolsoly
orn.sion of the loss of his beloved and gallant son, Captain
Lyons. We: grieve deeply to think of the heavy gaieties
into which Sir E. Lyons is plunged at this ultimo meassati
and we mourn over the loss of an officer who preyed himself
so worthy of his father, and was so bright as entament to
the service he-belonged to. To lose him, jut when be re-
turned triumphant, having accomplished so admirably all
that was desired and wished, must be as additional pang to
his father. If sympathy eta afford surnaolation he ponsesses
that of the whole nation."
Visct. Harding. leaves town to-day, for Osborne,
to Dave an audience of her Majesty.
At the Ministerial fish dinner, which took place
at Greenwich on Wadaesday last, a costly china cop was
presented to the Right Hu. W. O. Hayter, M.P.. by the
member. of her Msjesty's government, as a remembrasie of
the seal and activity displayed by that spotless. in the
discharge of his arduous duties daring the present mass.