The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.

SANDPINGHMI, MOIDAY.

The charming weather of the last day or two hat
lad to their royal highness taking several equestrian
lOLCIIIIIIOOI in the neighbourhood of Sandringham. Os
Saturday afternoon his royal highness rode on horseback,
after Wiring a drive with the princess. The Rev. G. B.
Maths, vicar of Sandringham, preached before their royal
highnesses on Suaday. Is the afternoon the Prince and
Princess of Wales walked is the pounds to the summer-
house.

VISIT TO BENG'S LYNN.

KING'S LYNN, MONDAY EVISIZIO.

This ancient and loyal town received a visit this
ahem= from their Boyal Rigleassms the Prince and
Prinessa of Wales. Suisse was sespesdsd, shops deserted,
and the streets occupied by thousands of spectators. The
sun shone brightly on the seem At four o'clock the
chid magistrate of the town, L. W. Jarvis, Foq., rode oat
es horeetack to reset their royal highaesses. At about
Ave o'clock the Prince and Primers entered the town, pose.
* through the triumphal arab erected at the Sandringham
estrange of] Lynn. The Prime looked rather pale
but bore so other evidesce of his indisposition, and
the arraika seemed to be very gratifyi.4 both to
Ida sad the Primmer, who looked remarkably well.
The Prises drove slang Norfolk-street, into High. street,
resod the Tuesday Market lime, through Kin-
dred, Queen-street, Saturday Market-place, High-
Wrest, Norfolk-street, Gayweodwold, the Chaos, Chia.
reek-reed, London-rod, St. James's-road, Blackfrthra.
reed, Littleport street, and returned to Sandringham by the

Herat °aka The people along the route behaved most re-
spectfully. hats were raised, handkerchiefs waved, and here
end there good English hurrahs burst feeds. flair
royal highnesses bad a good sight of the town, and
arrived at Sandringham Hall, after a pleasant drive, at about
6 o'clock. The town of Lyon pve itself up to • spirit of
rejoigjog for the honour doss it, and to-night we have
bad the illuminations, and bands of music enlivening the
quiet borough. The illuminations in front of the
Mayor's residence consisted of the plumes, a Grows Mmes.
wick star, sad the initials " d- A., " all in balutifnlly
calmed crystal.

Amerding to pressed arrangements, their royal higbucems
leave Sandringham on Saturday aext, and proceed by special
traia, Lynn and Wished'. At the latter place the
greatest efforts are beiag made by all dames to give
their royal highways • mad reeeption. The Prince
will receive an address from the eorpor•tion, to be presented
by the mayor, Richard Young, Eq. After receiving the
addrew, the " special " will proceed on to Match, and
theme to Windsor, where the Prince will stay on • visit to
the Qum, for • few days, and will take peweedon of hie
town residence, Marlborough Home, on Weimeday, the
22nd feat. Immediately after the elseartare of their royal
highborn from Saadringham, the preheat ball will be w-
ildly unroofed, and • large number of workmen, under
Maws. Holland and Soo, will proceed to make the exten-
sive additions that have been decided upon. The "Nor-
wich gates" are to be fixed at the end of the avenue of
lime teem, and will be embellished, not only with the arms
of Reiland and Denmark, the duchy of Cornwall, and the
Prince's plume, bat also by it. MIN of Norwich, Lyme,
Yarmouth, led Thetford.

Earl and Lady Constanoe Grosvenor, Viscount
Balgrava, and Lord Ronald Levee* GPM have arrived in
Paris Iron Loudon, and alighted at the Bred de Louden.,
no Camden**.

Lord and Lady Rendlesham and Sir Watkin and
lady Wyaa have arrived at the Hotel Bridal. Patio, from
Raglan& _

Tai PROPOS= AZILLOAMATION OP VIZ CITY
AND XITIOPOLITAN POLICZ POIZZIL—PubIic meetings were
Leal yesterday, of the ishabliaon of various City wards, to
sounder the proposal now before purl amest for the
amalgamation of the City police with that of the metropolis
generally. At each of the meetiogs speeches were delivered
etwoogly denouncing the proposition as beteg uncalled for,
wise is missapt to infringe upon the municipal rights of the
corporation et the city of Load= by the advocates of
sestralisatico. Resolutions and politicos to parliament
prolostisg against the measure wore unanimously adopted.
Ta Loan CHANCULOMI LIVING& —ill2ooWit
the bessiess which will be disposed of hamedotely after
the Lord Obsseeller's bill becomes law are the following in
Senn sobs.* of moos, to deaths sad resignati4os :—The
notary el SR Mildred, Castertsery, with the maim,' of AU
Heists mod Mary the Castro ; the vicarage of Dreohurch ;
the oodory of Hope All Hunts; the vismege of flt. Mary,
gain.; alis Mange of Chalk, mist Chsvemod.—dertfish
O wns.
liorzoroums Fs= Houvria, Dsvoluxisir,
warm, CWT.—The aggregate sember of patine% relieved
during the week imam -April 11, was /Loliesl, g6O ;
snorkel. 636—wital, L 486 ;_ at which 536 were new as
OILYITAL PLLACIL --OWZ MULLING DAL—Mow.
54z Arum 13. - Admhskos en payment, 1,644 ; 41440
by mum Woks* 745; Uhl, 9,310.

WIDNISDAY. TEMUAW.
Easterly, light, floe. 1100MAND. XL to S.W. sad LW.,
light to moderate,
tote.
&Z. to S.W. sad N.W., Isamu N.W. to &W., trash,
moderate to fresh. showery.
Lto 8. sod W., mode- w.carrisa. LW. to LW.. 'node-
rate, fine.
rata Ms to fresh, some
N.& to B.Eles. . and S., W.Faaaell. &to W. sad N., mode-
LL tem
)70., variable, &&W. to N.N.W., mo-
showely. dente to fresh, some
Ws.
As Au. shove. LL LIQUID. &W. to N.W., fresh,
Wowery.
Z. to 8., variable, lee. X mare. &S.W.
to to to N.fr N.W., mo-
deraesh.

The ex-Queen of Naples left Marseilles on Sun-
day I. a Spanish frigate, tat retire forpivite Vecchia.

- _
A Vienna letter says :—" Miss Pustowojteff is
now a famous personage. She is now living is Procne in
the Rotel de Saxe, and will, it appears, semin there for
some time. A number of curious folks gathered before her
windows to endeavour to get a sight of her, bat failed ;
the l►dy would not gratify their curiosity. She is mostly
with another distinguished Polish lady, who is also wrapped
in mystery, no one knowing who she is She is young, well
shaped, and of an interesting appears:les, welkin always
alone in the promenade. Nis P. km an old servant with
her, and makes use of the hotel eqiiipage. She has an els.
pat bearing, sod on her pale cheek is an imprint o{ sorrow
which is further deepened by the mourning she wears. She
is graceful in her assails, which peint to a liVlloiolll mind
now subdued by grist. She speaks very good Gowan, end
user Polish only with her serveet. She is without a guard,
having gives her parole not to mix up any more with the
Polish movement."

There are now 228 money order poet towns in
Canada, 66 is Victoria, 45 in the Oape of Good Hope, 39 is
Soeth Australis, 24 is New Zealand, 22 in Welters Ans.
teslia, 1.13 is New /oath Wales, and 2 in Queensland.

At Louisville, in Kentucky, there is an annual
tobacco show, at whisk prime are gives for the beet spool-
mss of mannfactetine leaf, shipping lief, mules leaf, cigar
leaf, &c., and ass of the prises this year was a coffee mid
tea set of plated silver ware for the lady in whose same is
adored tie boa bapbaid of loaf tobacco.