The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-04 00:00:00

THE ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS.

It is understood that the Queen will proceed
direst from Osborne to Boulogne on her way to
Paris. on the 17th lost. The Earl of Clarendon
in mentioned as the Secretary of State likely to attend
her Majesty.
Yesterday X Alfred Mager, jsa., sad private secretary
and the French Mioieter of Fines's, waited epos the Lord
=for the purpose of coovelisr ea invitation to his
p sad family to be present is Peel daring the period
al the approaching visit of bee Majesty to that city, cad
he at the same time plowed at his lordship's disposal the
mialstertal residence.

TIE LATE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND
IMPRESS OF THE FRENCH TO LONDON.
It will be recollected that on the above ieterestieg
006111011 there was no portion of the welcome accorded to our
illustrious vieiton that was deemed more worthy of it than the
munificent hospitality of the metropolitan municipality.
To the MONTI. Staples. of the Albion, were entrusted the
ensagemente of the banquet at the Guildhall, and a
Isrot of the Emperor's appreciation of the manatur
Is millets they performed their useful te•lt ha jest been
olltelsoi. Man. Staples bowleg respectfully precluded to'
their Imperial Majesties a as containing spiciness of the
deems envies that had been sperally manufactured for
the emeise, their appropriate gift hasjost been seknow-
m a very handsome litter from M. de Dames, sous-
ai a Sad oedema de rearepire, accompanied by two valuable
=ribreast pies, presented ew teefoigteege of the
a resognition of the sanitary with which Meson.
Staples portion of the civic ceremonial was carried out.

Us PROROGATION.—ParIiament will be pro-
Walon this d week, Saturday, the 11th. HOT
day week,
will not proceed in person to perform the
itermony.

His Royal Highness ?Aso. Albert, accompanied
by Cassia Da Plat, bit equerry, arrived at Southampton
yesterday afternoon, by the 4 ban a visit tri the emu
M Alderetiott, sad 'embarked ea board the royal yacht

MOM, la the Southempton Docks, for O,borae•hsuaa. Her
Majesty and the royal children were on board the royal
goat Fairy, ha Southampton Water, waiting for his royal
Ingham.
The Duchess of I rat entertained a distin-
guished party, at dinner, last evening, at Kensington
Palate. The guests included the Neapolitan Minister and
flu Priaoses Cariai, the Sardinian Minister, the Saxon
Minister, the Premien Minister and the Countess Bern-
Morff, the Due (Mauna, the Due de Caderouses Grammost,
the Earl and Countess of Perth, Count Trairtsaimsdorff,
Lord end Lady Alvanley, Lord Stanley of Alderley and the
Has. Miss Stanley, and the Hoa. General Clore.
The Duchess of Sutherland left Stafford House
yesterday, for Arundel Castle, on a visit to the Duke and
Dachas of Norfolk.

The Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma
Steals, returned to town, yesterday 'seining, from visiting
the Duke and Duchies of Richmond, at Goodwood. The
noble out nod Counteas knave town shortly, for Knowsley
Park, Lancashiro.

•
The Earl De Grey has left town for his seat in
Totkshire.

Viscount Melville left town yesterday, to resume
his military command at Edinburgh.
Lord Burghersh returned to town last evening
from visiting bar Majesty at Osborne.

The Right Hon. Si; Charles and Lady Mary Wood
estertained Admiral the Hon. Sir Maurice and Lady Char-
lotte Berkeley, the Right Hon. Henry Fitzroy, the Hon.
W. F. and Mrs. Cowper, Mr. and Lady Elisabeth Russell,
Mr.'and Lady Charlotte Denison, the Right Hon. Sir Geo.
sad Lady Or.;, Mr. Cavendish, and a; select party, at dinner
last evening at the Admiralty.

We (Maidstone Journal) have authority for stating
that Ur. J. A. Berestord Hope will meet the electors of
Maidstone, on the 20th instant, to state fully and fairly his
politics) opinions, with a view to obtaining their support at
the sett general election.

Amoogst the numerous arrivals at Bowneas during
the put week, may be mentioned the following:—The
Bight Hoc. Sir William Cockburn, Dean of York, and
Leiii Cockburn ; the Earl of Burlington and party; the
Hos. C. Howard, M.P., &c.

The Hon. John 0. Cladan, charged with dc-
"patches from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands, arrived in Paris yesterday on his way to London.

The Cartgarron herald says: " Much excitement
was caused en Tuesday, in the beautiful little watering-
play of Beatimara, by the arrival of the Es• Queen of
the French. Her Majesty arrived soon after siz on
that seining at the Bulkeley lows (where she has se-
eared apartments for a month). The Bangor road and the
streets were crowded with persons anxious to have &glimpse
of the Royal party as they passed. Sir Richard Bulkeley,
Lord Lieutenant for the Crusty and Mayor of Reaurseris '
use in waiting is the ball of the hotel, to pay his respects to
her Majesty as she entered. The Royal party consisted of
her Majesty, the Es Queen Emilie, his Royal Highness the
Rake d@ Nemours, her Royal Highness the Duchess de Ne-
mours, Count De, Doke D'Alancon, Princess Margaret%
Countess Mollifr, Count Damao, Captain Belli, Miss Mutter,
Chaplain, sad suite."

The following carious paragraph is from a Bir-
'Moabite paper :—" The celebrity obtained by the recent
festivities at Dudley Castle daring the hat Whitsuntide bee
lid to the undertaking of others on an equally gigantic
scale on the more romantic scene of the Ruins of Kenil-
worth Curie,' under the direction of Mr. Buns, who seems
to have provided a treat of no ordinary character. The
grounds and ruins, the use of which is permitted by the
Berl of Clarendon, the owner, are admirably tufted to the
purposes of display, and we observe that Mr. Bann con-
templates the production of tableaux from Sir Walter
Seoul's delightful novel. Dissolving views, illuminations,
the electric light, and a magnificent pyrotechnic display ore
also included in the entertainment, the charms of which
will be still further enhanced by an efficient band. . .
la order that the Kenilworth Revels may in every respect
accord with their ancient prototypes, a fat on will be roasted,
and, accompanied by an ample supply of bread and beer, be
distributed to the neighbouring poor. The comfort of vi-
eiton has been secured by an arrangement with the North-
Western Railway Company, who will run special tram
fury half hoar."

The National Cattle Show, in connexion with the
Royal ggricaltural Improvement Society of Ireland, opens,
at Culow on Wednesday neat
Wednesday being graduation day in the Edinburgh ,
ilaiversity, there was, as meal, n 'mead attendance in
the chemistry clas►roem to witness the ceremony of "cap-
Pig." The degree of "M.D." was conferred on fifty-four
ilmtisman, a large masher whoa the circumstance is taken
intro masideratios that p many medical students hare
dicing t►e het esmicie gem to the Baltic and the Crimea
helm completing the yreseribed curriculum and attaining
their diplomas. The candidates for degree represented
may gurteg of the globe, and included four from Egypt
W see from Mae.

The Mortifess publishes a notice to the families of
Os Preaa soldiers killed in the umy of the But. that UM
see, hefere Me 15th Met., to send in to the mayors of their
diarist plum of residence • demand setting forth their
deism to psrtidp•b is the rams which will be distributed
Worm among them, instead of being expended on the es-
alai fits of the 13th Met.
Several el the journal► have mentioned the death
ef the es Pews of Welleshis, Alexandre Clinks. It ap-
pears that it le set he wire bei *opine, bat as ex•lliaMtr
of tams of Weimar,* of rho was am', owl s distant
Motive of lb' swlloopodor.