The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-30 00:00:00

THE =PIMA FRIDAY EVENING, iTOVEMBER 30, 1855.

Ws Ws* did sot amain in the station more
than ant minutes. during whisk tine he thanked;
the rail*, caries for the attention he had received'
it their hands. He was then eaudeeted to cue of
the Boyd eirringes, several of whisk were in wait-1
bog for the aapeamodation of his Male*/ and his
sate. Tlimatida had been fitted op in a tasteful
mainAfgdfler the direction of Mr. lames oftt.he
engineer's department. The national flag of Sap
diode was easepiesonsly displayed draped out 11'1
Tairebi * liddelitioßation waitllleit with
gaily-dewed /people, aid these were Ere fat to
weloorne.his Majesty's arrival with an English Aar.
Is the spook= station-yard the 3rd regiment of
Fusiliers had taken up so. ,poeition with their band,
end an his Majesty reanded the Royal carriage the
regiment pressata Arai, while the band struck up
the rational anthem of Sardinia. Hie Mel/sty,
with Prime Albert by hie side, stood for several
minutes surveying the animated sees, bowing re-
peatedly to the cheers which greeted him, and which
were mingled with oria in the Freak language of
',Vivo le Rai de liardaigue!•
The morning being extremely cold, Prises Albert
Ironed hie Majesty to at covered, and literally
fined upon hint a far eat. His Modesty thus well
galested against the aid of the atmosphere, drove of
amidst a stormed plaudits. In the mond carriage
was the Eardiaia Antbaseador and the immediate
allealente tom Ys Majeely. The Cant de Cam
was ,raid, ad a egeeil char all raised in his

behoM
Ths list object which' aught his. Majesty's eye
on reaching the Royal anise in the station-yard
mast haws beet tie unfurled flag of the Royal Fusi-
liers, which has teen bane in so many hard lights,
that it is now is haeoerabis tatters.
A vast crowd of pimple had assembled outside the
statioe, and as hit Majesty drove/oat he was greeted
with an 'atheism& burst of shwa

The day4bOiagie bresing, was has for November, the
sea @hieing with autumnal spiendour,while the streets,
big drier and sieenn than' or some days. pot, were
lined with throngs of respeetably-deemed people of
beak ones. Had the ordinary weather of the
eleventh month of the yeas prevailed, it would no
doubt ham been as great a disappointment to the
public as a physical discomfits,' to his Majesty.
It wee geatifyieg and interning to observe how
well his M4esty's' petition mid claims upon our re-
aper" were appreciated by the people ; not °sly were
the plaudits hearty and Amen, but repeated car*
sloes of sympathy were directly addressed to the
Lies as he passed through thole midst. or were la-
Unhinged unapt the mid. The gallant beaks
and handsome peens, of hie Majesty weremot tat
upon the fair sex, and the displays of white meth&
and the other demonsbadoes peculiar to tensile'
isthmian upon each occasibas were ceaspiouns
throughout Me route. The Leg is not so Vail as
Prime Albert, hat is meek stoner. His oomplexioa,
is light, and the *wenn if his features is eir
tamely good-liamoural. His Majesty wears a mous.
lathe and impee He was dressed in a dart-grew
military uniform. with gold, sad bore en his
bison mom than one military &madam
The Royal prooserien pealed along the Old Heat+
road, then by the Elephant and Oast* where ea
men= .00040U1111' WA' allislablai and so as
down, the Bemegiceon and • serous Westminster.
bridge. This portion of the route was principally
lined by thaworldng cisme, the eortig• arriving about
the tins of dinner hoar. His Majesty and the Priam
appeared to be highly delighted with the warm re.
°option hens given them. At no paint of the rests
indeed was the cheering more (vigor" 111 $l,lOll.
At Maadslays' and other large factories. there wee a
complete tarn-oat of the operatives, and their cheese
were repeated again and again. Astley's Royal
Amphitheatre was decorated with banners sad dr.,
vices of various description. A heavy mist which pang
over the Aver considerably obstructed the fine view
obtained in fins weather from the summit of West-
-121°84r-bridge. The great towers of the new Homes
of Parliament frowned, as it were through the fog,
and their more beautiful proportions were lost.
Having reached the north side of the Thames
the scene to some extent changed ; the fustian jacket
and shirt sleevelet, place to cloth anoute, while
the display of flag" from windoks and house tops
imparted a livelier aspen to theepootaele. Of sours'
the prevailing basset was the national Reg of Sardi-
s* Whisk is a Weaker—green, white, and red—with
the anoint arm if Savoy, • white woes on a red
round. beast err is eisiblien in the entre of the
white nip. Tbiebanner was coupiemeely exhibited
over ,the )igh gateway of the Admiralty, where a
plathret had Mep mooted for the aocionunodatiou of
rho fine bead of the Royal Marines. As the proces-
sion "preached and daring the whoa time it was
passing, thorn s% was kept up uniaterropledly.
The losPaCtiiblit along the route from Charing-
cress to Hyde Pan were not so extensive as on the
bond= of the visit of the Emperor of the Frmob,
but there was a very general display. The most eon-
spincies nianifsepation_ of feeling was the demonstra-
tion et the .Array and Navy Olab, Pall-mall, where
the whole of the allied banners were hang out.
'ln Regeatetreet, Du:ford-street, Bend-street, and
the Haymarket, there was also an iiildbitios of
mussros fiege.. , . .
A body ofpolies of the A, O,D, and S divisions,
with some of the Wee patrol, arrived on duty with.
tlirir naPietive superintendents and impactors. A
,great many persons also congregated near
Agile; Howe, . the Wallington Statue, in Hide
?ark, and all along the north Meths Serpentine to
=LRIM Oats epA the Great Western station.
was meet Sathweinnisalli received by
est aseemblage throughout the line. At St.
• Palms a guard of honour of the Coldstream
was is front of Moonbeam to the Ossellord, who
presented ems on the transit of the Manlike' visit,*
At the Carlton and the ether alibi 4 isent loyal de-
_

mosebstion Wm manifested. '
Os arriving at the Great Western Railway. Pad-
dington, the Royal party ware resolved by the Chair-
man of the Company, the Right Hoe. H. Walpole
and a body of °Goals. The same demenstratioasef
enthusiasm which had vaulted Ilia Nalesty's progress
through the metropolis were repeated
trail left amidst the angsmatians of the saltitstde.
• In odatioll• to the 4•00rottoos .010P/S.t.ho. lbw .0(
mate Swank which thritoyal preemies peeled, the
warless vessels lying in the Peal, and as far down.
Woolwich, wooded a distiegaished
At Woolwieli and Greenwich the Royal Standard
Sordttto was rapdasat. Salm* arlang trim
And airing the river cm either aide ef the maim end
I also at Otemswielr and Woolwich., , • ; ~,,,. . '..

morbid tram ale elation ;to the Castle by a party
et the Sallialfs, Guards.
Preparation, are being made for illuminating the
Town-hall, the Mayor's house, the South-Western
Railway, and e4l the *twee in the principal streets
of the borough.
PROGRAILIOI

_ HIS MAJESTY'S SOJOURN. !
The following arrangements ue still, we believe,
likely to be euried out :
Te-merrew meraireg, at ten &deck, her malt gracious
Majesty, accompanied by bar august visitor, Prince Albert,
and their respeetive suites, will leave Windsor by the
South Western Railway for the Royal station at the Nine
' Rivas. From thence they will visit the Crystal Palace.
Qa Monday Primes Albert will snort King Victor Em-
mania], by the Great Western Railway, to Basinpteke,
and theme by the South Western to Gosport and Ports-
mouth, where the Royal Arsenal will afford a clear indica.
taw el the resources of Great Britain. The Royal party
will mare to Windsor the eunievening.
Oa Tuesday his Majesty is to visit the City, and an ad-
dress will be presented from the Corp oration in Guildhall,
where a downer will be given to the illustrious visitors
who will be assembled on the otmasioa.

On Wednesday the Queen will held a Chapter of the
Order of the Outer, whim the King will be imuilled a
Haight of the Nest Noble Order: Nis Majesty will after-
wards, it is said, go to the camp at Aldenhott.
Oa Thursday the King will probably take his departure.

TSB VISIT TO

Unletted preparations are being made at Porto-'
mouth in asticipation of the King of liardiaia's visit on
Monday next.
.sibui Hie Majesty is expiated Worries at bin sac, asoompaisiod
by hie Royal Ingham Prises Albert. Every gutter of
interest in this peat naval arsual will be pat forward to
his Majesty the oppertsaity of reeenally vieeriag of
.whatiingiaad is ospable le nutmeats of tatorgenuy.
do far also as regards the naval department nothing will
be wanting; the squadron •at Spithead will be "'infused
by the Cesar, 91, the Calcutta, 84, sad Ama-
pa% 46. The harbour ships of war are setting
'IV - Suit assuar rigging;_ the whale sous will
be effective. The Blenheim, 80, screw, Captain
(Neeteste) Rail, sailed for Boalogno, I. attendance
arenas Royal Tashi Squadron. She returns to Spithesd.
and OM squadron will be ocupensi of—The Cesar, 91;
Bleitbein, 60; Edinburgh, 80; Russell, 60; Ajax, 0;
Buibes.llo; Eastings, 60; Arrogant, 48 ; Cilium, 84,
belies man vowels of war. His Majesty will honour th.
eommiewliwiwehiet, IfiespAdmiral iiir Thomas Cochrane,
by partaking ef Meek is One Admiralty Rouse on the ems-
*ins ocusisa; awl the Wag of Sardinia will meet with
sill a reesptioa u will boo a outdating proof bow highly
bli Idaiestee noble deutieii to a good end jut oasis' is
liiiiima la the noel inilautial port and garrison of this
ir"IPIRSOIar —.---

PLYMOUTH, TawasacY.
Telegraphic tastimetkas from the Admiralty were re•
edged Mrs Ws seemsiog fee whin' good immediately the
Sefeete of her Maisety's mew steership liassooth, 90, the
amiably of Admiral Sir Michael Eleyntoor, the frigate
Meander, 44, Captain Ball* sal the steamship Neale, 6.
They will assemble be the (Dead ea Saturday, prepara-
tory to mania( to Spithead, to be la 'Mesdames cm his
Modesty the Kiag of Sardinia.

THE BALTIC.

(=OM OVA OWN

EIBL, Nov. 26.
The Vulture arrived here this morning from Faro
Sound. She beings news of the 100 -having set in
very smug in the Gulf of Bothnia:where a few days
mum the Dragon was blocked in, but by bud steam-
ing out her way oat. She has made several prises.
AdiaWal Baynes, with ContEet, Geyssr, and French
ship D'Aseas, was at Faro; the bruit, Cossack,
and Tartar. at Woeful*: Paryalus, lades, and Goe-
gon at Mango ; and the Falcon and ardor keepiag
watch over an American barque believed to be laden
with revolvers and other munitions of war at Stock-
holm waiting for a start to Riga. Nargen is very
much blocked with ice, and the advanced apart*
have strict orders not to go further np the Gulf than
Hoglund. The weather, though cold, was artan-
larly fine, but poetises a long winter. The Dragon
was coaling, and leaves Faro on the 24th to ;an
Admiral Dundee at Riot, and expects to proceed
thence to England, having been on shore 14 time,
bat not received much damage. The Vulture, it is
said, goes with her, much to the delight of all on
board, who are quip sncomfortable in her.

HAMBURG, Nov. 27.
A telegraphic despatch rewired here from Nyborg,
dated to-day at noon, states that her Majesty's ships
Royal George, Captain Codrington, together with the
iline.of.battle ships Colossus and Nile, had jest passed
the Great Belt from Biel on their way home. All
'well on board.
The frost which set in here a few days since with
such severity as to stop the navigation, has as sad-
denly disappeared, and given place to mild weather
and a decided thaw:

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

OPENING OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS,

The Chambers have just been opened by the

The following is an extract from his Majesty',
Impeach :
Gentleman,—The conflict between several Bens,
peen Powers is not yet at an end. Our fatherlost
however, continues to be the abode of pease,

I, I trust in God that it will remain so, and that I
shall succeed in preserving the honour and slang
of Proud& without inflicting upon our country tie
heavy sacrifices of war.
" I am proud to say that I know of no plop'. •
well prepared for war, or more ready for ramifies;
,than my own, whenever its honour or inters* see
really in danger. This proud consciousness, hair.
ever, imposes upon me the duty, while abiding fat&
fully by obligations already contracted, not to eater
into further engagements, the political and aulitary
liabilities of which are not to be estimated berm*
I hand.

"In the attitude aastnned by Pnimis, Asst aid
Germany behold a valid security for tie fugue
maintenance of that independent position white is
equally conducive to the attainment of an equitable
and lasting pesos, and compatible with emu good
wishes for all."

RETURN OF GENERAL CANROBERT.

(ram oui owx

COPENHAGEN, Taussou..

General Canrobeat embarked at noon todayhio
steamer Schleswig, for Biel Re was amomplud
to the Custom•house by the Ring's Aide.de.o
and wee enthusiastically cheered by the samembiel
multitude.

GENERAL CANROBERT AT COPENRAOU.

A letter from Copenhagen in the Ifointrar,
Nov. 24, rays:
General Canrobert, on his arrival here, aye j~
luted by thi people with the most noose
cheering.
N On quitting Sweden, during the journey of b
day. from Stockholm to Helsiugberg, Osumi 00.
robert wan everywhere received with do
Legg live the Emperor Napoleon 1 Lag
France I' It wee a perfect ovation."