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

NiWCABTLE UPON TYNE.

The anangemeste for the reception of her Majesty at
Newcastle noes apes a mile of math grandeur. Every
elevated point and building, both in Newcastle and Owes-
heed, was studded with spectators. Ate moderate estimate,
there could net have been lees than 60,000 spectators hams.
diately within view of the royal carriage. The mayor was
about to head through the carrier window an address,
when Prince Albert, advancing, opined the door, and ad-
deeming the mayor thanked him, on the part of the Queen,
for the loyal rempties gins to her Majesty. The mayor of
Gateshead them mimosa, and also presented ea addrus
from the corpoesties ef that borough. This address was in
Like amasser mosiesdly meepted, and after a few momenta'
delay the train presemled as, amid the cheers of thospeets.
tors, through Gateshead towards Dariington. Her Majesty
arrived at Collapse at a quarter before two o'clock. Lard
Harry Vane, M. was hire is attendance to welcome her
Majesty. The chief bailiff, who was accompenied by Mr.
Kipling, ogre of the directors of the York, Newcastle, and
Berwick Company, and a member of the eorporatioa of
Derlineton, here pretested as address from that borough,
which her Majesty was graciously pleased to accept.
YORK.
Boos after noon on Friday, thanked' of the citizens made
lb& way to the railway intim, where retentive arrange-
ments were made for receiving her Majesty. The station
was beautifully decorated with flags and evergreens; and
there was stationed a guard of honour of the Ist Royal Dra-
nom., with their splendid bead; also a company of the
Slat Regiment of Foot; a denatteamat a the Royal Artillery,
the 38th root, and tit. 41st Feet; a party of Sappers and
Minen,theStaff of the find Westlfork Militia, Lord Downe's
troop of the Yorkshire Human, and the York corps of Pen-
sioners. The city pike want the IS duty, with 100 special
mumbles its amid hi iamb, the rend
Shortly bears Vd.* the disduires of artillery and the
Maxie( of bells presinimai the mess& of the royal train,
and at dm marchbahre them the train entered the
city walla, and peeseeded at a slackened speed into the
station. The eagles was beautifully fitted up ; I.
front was • dewlap In brass, with the words " God
save the thaws," and as exquisitely wrought
crown in the mac metal.
The guard of honour presented the standard; and the
usual military salute was gives. The cerpenties then ap
proached the royal carriage, and dee Lard Mayor presented
the keys of the city on affirm salver; sad her Majesty wen
patiently plowed to return them to his keeping.
TN Town-clerk the* heeded the address to the Lord
Msyor, whereupon his loritis, kneeling, requested her
Majesty to be greciotaily to accept a Modal addrt ss
from her loyal fitness of jerk.
Her Majesty was pleased to expense her gratification at
visiting the city of York, sad to thick the corporation and
the alt ems for their loyal address.
Prime Albert then GROW from the carriage, and pre-
minim his bend to the Queen, her Most, stepped au to
the platform, what the sheering was again renewed, and
continued without intemaimina m the miadiair, preceded
by the La pr
d Mayor. egreeset to the uetdag-r cm,
when as elegant neatest had baa prep by Mr. HAl-
da7i the proprietor of the refreshment rooms. The royal
shildres (Mar I. number) followed their illurrious paten's;
and Sir George Grey and the other officers of state were ie
aloes attandasse.
Oa the royal party reaching the train the corporate body
took leave of her Majesty, end the guard of -honour pre-
seated arms. The Lord Mayor took his seat in the train, to
attend the royal party as far as Normanten. Her Msjesty
and the Prime graciously eaknowltdged the loyalty of the
cinema of York, and seek their departure at 3.41 p.m.
amidst load and repeated sheering.