The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-06 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE KING OP THE HELLENES.

His Majesty the King of the Hallam arrived in
Landon lest night by the London, Chatham, and Dover'
Railway, soccenpanisd by a limited suite. Amongst those'.
preens at the Victoria Station were Mr. Nadia Rai, Mr.
St. Ziaiates, Mr. M. Rodomasekl, Mr. St. Kenna. Mr.
Cavity, Mr. Zffo, Mr. James Wyld, M.P., are of the vim-
mallet& of the Philhellenic Committee, and Mr. Stedman
Kenos, the hon. secretary, do. His Royal Highness the
Prince of Wales, attended by Capt. Grey, arrived at the
station M a few minutes before 6 o'clock. On alighting from
the carriage his royal highs's' was immediately recognised
by **ladies and gentlemen present, and we loudly and
heartily cheered. In a few minutes after the arrival of the
Prime of Wales, the royal train conveying the King of the
Greeks drew up at the platform, and as soon as his Majesty
trade his appearance he was received most enthusiastically,
loud shouts of Zdree Orr (Long life!) resounding from
all skies, the ladies not being the least dermostrative in
in their behaviour. His Majesty seemed a little surprised
at the warmth of the greeting, but immediately bowed in

ecknowledgment, and wee tith introduced to some of the
gentlemen presoak Without any delay his Majesty sod
the Prince of Wales took their date in the royal carriage
width had conveyed his royal highness to the steam, and
proceeded be Marlborough House, where he will be a guest
dark; hi day fa London.
The yonog menorah, who will not attain his 18th year
till the 24th of sent December, looked somewhat pale,
and far from so robed es car own Priam of Wales. He
was drained in the Europese ceetume. Immediately atter
hi Majeety's arrival, IL Alex. Zooids.. the Greek Consul-
General. taiegraphed to Athena, antenrocing to the prod-
sionary government the safe arrival of his Majesty at the
English doge of his journey.
We understood that the presentation of the address to
his Majesty from the Greek residents is Loudon will take
place at Marlborough Hood on Thursday next. Other ad-
dresses will be presented to his Majesty by deputations of
the Greek residents at Manthesten and Liverpool.
His Majesty will visit the Queen at Balmoral, sad will
leave England next week for Paris. After a short stay in
that capital he will mooed to Teaks, where be will em-
bark for Adieu on board the Itemise frigate Oleg, which
hes been spookily fitted up and desmated for the convey-
ance of King George to his doodads,.

LORD LYNDHURST.

The friends of Lord Lyndhurst will be happy to
learn that a favourable tetra bee taken piece, and that the
noble and learned lord le better. After the visit of Dr.
Hawkaley yesterday morning the following bulletin wee
kneed :

"His lordship hes puma a treenail night; his symp-
toms are much Improved, end at preseat his strength is
Wang out better than could be expecte:L.
L the mewing the minced Malaita was handed to his
lordship's fries& :
" lard Lyedhunt's symptoms ma time mash ameliorated,
sad there seems now a reasonable hope of his recovery."
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge called per-
m:64 1e the diorama to Madre after the health of the
noble sad lamed peer ; sad among the many persons who
also called were—Lord mid L►dy Cecilia Bingham Ledy
Colchester, the Duchies (Do wager) of Mammal, Lord Henry
Gordon Lennox, the Dachau of laveroses, the Duke of
William. Colossi the Hoa. J. and Mn. Macdonald, the
Bishop of Beater, the MallidOSlOlol lny, the Marquis sad
Narehimme el Exeter end Lady Vietork Oseil, Lady Anna
LANs. Lady Middletoe, the Dowager Lady Clinton, the
Attoeosy-Oesmal, Viscountess Forbes, the Counties of
Falmouth. Sir Henry mid lady Sophia Dee Vorux, Alder.
lam fielowamm LP., the Comae (Dowager) of Max•
borough, Mr. &attack, LP., ha
(THIS DAY.)

Lard Lyndhurst has passel the night spin satisfactorily,
sad the improvement reported yesterday is mislaid to-
day. Taomse HAREMS; M.D.

We understand it in the intention of their Royal
Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales to honour
We Batsman's performance of Lech with their presence at
the New Royal Adelphi to-morrow evening.

The lifischioness of Ely end Viscount and
Viscountess InpcVe were amongst the fashionable. who
honoured the Adelphi Theatre last evening to witness t►e
new drams cif Leah.

The Earl of Lincoln left town yesterday on a
visit to the lrrl and Comatose of Westmoreland, as Ap-
thorns Homo, Northamptonshire.

. Tim Keel and Counteas Russell and family are
=pseud at Pembroke Lodge, Riebareed Park, is a few
days, from kotlaad.

The Countess Frances Waidegraws and Mr.
Chkessier lortaime, M.P., who came to tows ou Saturday
from Dudbeeeke Park, Ewer, left yesterday for a tear at
visite to Iredaad.

The Duke and Duchess of Somerset and Lady
Gelled°lia Maar, sad the Earl St. Maur. have left the
dakes official residence at the Admiralty for Stover Park,
the family seat in Devonshire.

His Excellency the Earl of Carlinle is expected
in town to a day or two from Dahlia Caatioa on a few
weeks' abeesee from the seat of hie goverment. The
noble earl will afterwards visit the Duchess (Dowager) of
Sutherland at Cliefdso, Baths, aad then go to Chstle
Howard. Torkehire.

The Prince and Princess Joinville arrived in
Cologne on Friday last from Mammas, and, after a short
stay, continued their jammer to Holland.

On Friday last the Rev. John Perowne was insti-
tuted to the rectory of Carlton St. Peter with Ashby, In
the comity of Norfolk, ea the presentation of Jolla Jessie
Blake, Esq., of Ermines. Oa the mese day the Rev. Jobe
Discs wee Bosomed to the perpetual mucks of Hoe sad
Lethingbam, in the county of Suffolk. oa the *animation of
the Rev. Edmund Holland, of Bonbon Lodge ; the Rev.
Charles Bridge, of Hintas Martell, is the comity of Dorsett
William Loeg, of Harts Hall, FAN. ; sad James Margin
filisehan, of Teddiegton, Middlesex. Esq.
Boors Kterstweroer Muster.—Darin g the week
Mond
October 3 the visitors haw. been as fs i—Os
Monday, Tuesday, sad Saturday Ores days), followfrom 10
L. till 10 p.m., 11,776. On Wednesday. Tharwlay, sad
Friday (stodests' days, 'anilines to the bib 64.), open
frosslo am. dB 5 p.m., 1,528. Total, 13,304. From the
omen. ei the lineetua, 4,259,273.