The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1849.

Vbe Court.

, highly mast with the reception gives to law by the loyal
Mali. Dirbm. sod bm whit all the nrsapneats net •
ambit arid anosiatodatiep. Ha Make,. repeated
Ile awn to the mayor; and sabergerestly to We awned
st the isowlegweess wirelow to viers the Derby earl Chad-
denies Weep at Hymn draws at is hest, which wan
poiatsl salt to bee bionery by the Isarlel °ashcan. Her
=dented the yen or convey is Cassis Bony her sp-
at the saps, earl the Cepa horeiss they big not
EONSbymoketst • velissits7 sawatsiss
Oka. The Sil doe Masa his teettansy te *wants, othft.
wed eoldlodite__ eppeossee et the weep, ebleit as
idibried pay *air worthy (speak se wen o to
every sbereilbe
Previseiews to the salt= Idling their departure hem
the betel the Primes llgesami to Ilbr. Cat his •
et the rob& sonlipmesta. The bigh sheriff aadirra:
were la stamina apes the royal party how the hotel to
the stailea.

ONTIOINZ, SONDAY.—The Queen and Pane*, ae-
compialed by their Royal Hisbneace the Prime of Wass,
the Primer Raid, Prince Alfred, and the Primes. Alias,
sad asuntle.l 07 the Countess of Monet Rdrecanalue, lady I.
dunes, des Rea. Miss Damns, maid es boomer. Ns
Grey. G
lit James Clark, the Has. C.iloael Geed's, aad Ze.
Bi afthed at Deport, about ballast four.s yacht,risterday,
tad MOW hen the... Osborne pin la the P
ammannesZeLe4d ~um rlarence. Her s,jesey,
bh and the august party, reached 0 berme
anal= put Iwo and were remind by thee Demmer Lady
LyttaltotsittieGeseral Weaves, moony la welting,
Wesel Dramatised, pools I. waiting end the
Mater of this bold. Sir Gawp Grey was koasared by
ea lavitatloa to remain at Osborne awn Monday. Celoael the
Ilos. C. B. Pliipos was included in the royal alma: r
party yesterday. The inelemescy at the weather this morn-
ing prevented her lithely sad the Priam and the Royal
Family has taking their usual early exercise. TheQUM
and Primo, Sir 0 Grey, and the umbers of the Royal
hemehold,attended divias service at Osborne this morning.
The Rev. T. Protheroe, eisardaia to hie Royal Highstess at
o.borne, performed the amiss.

8•117/DAT.—Her 11sgeF;Tinlits aerived bete this
mora_ing at a quarter bore tea o'clock the train having
Mit Duty at twenty Warm
app7=irt. The train eon-
taring the reyal party did sot MGM SO the town
than thez int where the tondos line Jere with the Glon-
ereter. Here there is so station, but ahnply sidinp, and a
platform for taking tickets; the mere were therefore, sot
wittier mak he any grad were,
display. The
director of the railway bad, however,hrod as tarp a maw
losr of tither far the admires of persons to the slur of tae
railway r the narrow means of accommodation would af-
ford ; and although the swain was doe and rainy, long
before the time foe the Queen's arrival many hun-
dreds of elegantly-dressed ladies had climbed the
trucks set apart for them' evidently fn a state of
'Apr anxiety to offer to ha Majesty is tanked
• dearonsuatios of loyalty and affeetiooate reseed as their
prunes could afford. Tao mayor and rayon's, with the
merry' of the town ernall, were in attendance; as were
also a troop of the 6th Dragoon Guards and other military
%re stationed in the town.

The Hon. Cllonel Anson had an interr;ew with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer on IPridey, at his aloha red-
&OM V Downieretreek
The Marquis of Lassdowne has left the seat of
Loyd Belhaven, Wishes, Lanarkshire, for Dortea.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Ladl=
Wood left town on actual for Woburn Abbey, e
shire, oa a visit w ths Duke sad Dachas of Bedford.

Their Royal Higbnteeee the Doke and Doane
and Priam Owego M Cambridge arrived at Manekestar eta
Saturday musing, by the Landow and North Wasters It Al-
way on their way to Heaton Park, the met of the Earl of
Wiliam, a Sow sibs distaat Goss Naashaster. The gall
and Coulon of Willem were awaiting the arrival of their
Royal Hlgluissem at the railway station, sad will marts&
them as visitors at Heaton Park it is repeated. fise aims
I days to use. The Dachas of Cambia bee km eseesated to
lay the tourlaties nese of a new shank la the neighbour
I hood ea Wednesday neat
THE DCCIUMS OF SAXE WEIMAR, ecconspaided by
two prinessees, sad atiaaded by a brilliant suit*, anrived at
N.Matartat.••• Resaaapaskot Wharf as Saturday mare.
icy, by the Gmaeral Seam Navigation Company's steamship
Triton. from Onion.

At the atoneent when the train containing the royal parry
ran up, the rain distended in torrents ; this did not appear,
however. to stile the pulite enthusiasm, which displayed
itself is the most hinny cheering. When the train stopped,
Samuel Thornton, Zig , the mayor, &promised the royal
wrier (areompaaied by the members of the town council
who had moved the addressee, and by Mr. Kuntz, M.P. Mr.
ilebokfield, M.P.. Mr. Newdrytto, 11. P.), and presented
the addresses, whisk her Majesty and the Prises were pleased
meet itatiovuoy to reesivr. Prises Albert inquired of the
mayor respecting the exhitritian of the 'manufacturer, and
a:preload his twisty for its success.

Movranans.—Lord John Russell
left oa Friday for Woburn Abbey, oa a visit to the Duke
sad Deana et Bedford. The sale realer Woods to paw
a week as She seat of hie illustrious aseestore.Viieotait

Palmentos is still on a visit to Viscount awl Viaeounnees
lielbeurse, at Weaken Hall, Herts. The noble viscount
asna• to tows daring the week to attend at the Foreign-
OMm, but rammed to Brackett. The Chancellor of the
Exchequer will remain in tows until the cleat attest week,
when the right hon. gentleman Wesel* to j.la his family at
Hickletamhsll, near Doceaster. Bir Francis T. Essiag
arrived on Thursday at his official residence at the Ad-
miralty, from Stratton-park, near Winchester. The right
boa. baronet was to leave turn lest evening for Hams.
The Rt. Hon. Hoary Labemehere left town yesterday
for Brighton.—Sir Oso. Grey will attend at the flosuctflice
ea Monday (this day), and he purposes staying some days in
London beime his return to his mat in Northumberlaad.
Tin. Marquis of Clan/lair 'e has gone to visit his estates in
Ireland. The noble marctels will not stay long at Portumna
Castle, as his lordship is expected in town in about a fort
sight.—Earl Grey remains at Howick Canis until the Esrl
and Counted. finally leave that seat for their retreat nem
Windser.—The Earl of Mint*, Lord Campbell, Sir John
Casa Hobhoutee, and the Lord Chancellor, are at their re-
spective country estate. The Marquis and Marehloaess of
Lansdowne are still on a tour of visits in Scotland. The
noble satreeis end matchless*, are to be at Bowood-park,
Wilts, this weak.— IV eekly Chronicle.

PARLlAMENT.—Parliatnest thuds prorogued at
present to Tweeday, the 9th October. A further proroga-
tion will, therefore, shortly be rummy, and it is expected
privy
that a routed fur this purpose will be held at the end
of next week at Oabornwhowee, Isle of Wight.

APPOINTMENTB.-Bir Elward S'ewart Baynes,
her Majesty's consul at St. Petersburg, is appointed agent
and cotuul general at Tunis, in plus of Sir Thomas Ronde,
deceased. Mr. C. Ernest Mich Is is appointed gonna at St.
Petersburg, in the place of Sir B. 8. Baynes. Mr. Standi,h
OMNI Grady, of the Home Circuit, will be tha first record.,
of Oracesead, under the gnat of quarter sessions, which is
wow completed.— Observer

Tue bearrunt or CARLISLE, vacant by the pro-
motion of Dr. Hind to the are of Norwich, has been °Sired
in the Itintleit manner to the Its,. Arthur Pearhyrt Stanley,
11011 of the late 'satiated Bishop of Norwich. Mr. Smutty is ,
the author of the well-known life of Dr. Arnold. He is
mum and dean of University College, Oztovd, to the intim of
which offices he is greatly attached. Should they allow of
hie acceptance of the proffirred dignity, his appointment
would be popular and satisfactory.—/bid.
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THE EARL OF LINCOLN, accompanied by Lord
Robert Pellssul Clinton end a party of gentlemen, bee sailed
la the Gitana yacbt, trout the Isl. of Wight, for the Medi-
terranean. According to gamest arrengenseat, the noble
earl will net return to Mond is Me duties la the House of
Commons until altar the Lars reesse.— Weekly Chrokiek.

THE ROYAL PROGRESS.

HOWICK.

Uer Majesty arrived at liowick precisely at nine o'cleek,
and was received at the entrance ball by the noble Earl and
Connie's, the latter of whom the Qum. cordially greeted.
The Prince of Wales rode in the same airtime u ds august
parents to %mitt. The Prineem Royal and Priem Alfred
followed in another carriage with the Marchioness of Douro.
Her Majesty retired early, and was out willing in the
'minds with the Prince on Friday moraine before nine
o'clock. The Earl Grey accompanied her Mali sty, who,
before leavine, planted an oak sipline. The Queen toil'
leave of the Countess ("key et 11 o'clock, and immediately
left for the railway station.