The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-17 00:00:00

THE QUEENS JOURNEY TO SCOTLAND.

Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their
Royal Bighorns the Primmer Helena, LoWee, and Bea.
trice, and Prior Leopold, will leave Windsor Castle oa
Friday evening for Balmoral, the residence of the Court ii
the Highlands. Ths train, furnished by the London and
North Western Railway Company, will consist, is addition
to the Queen's carriage, of five doable saloons, one
single saloon, four first-class carriages, two car-
riage trucks, and two vase. The Queen and the
members of the rya' family, attended by the
Duchess of Arlon, the Hon Mrs. Bruns, General the
800. Charles Grey, the Hos. Mir Bowater, Colonel Pon-
soeby, Mr. Buff, Mr. Brows, and Mr. Uhl, will leave
Windsor at 6.30 p.m. on Friday, and, travelling over the
Great Western Railway, will pees through Leamington at
9.23 p.m., arriving at Bashbury Junction, the furthest
limit of the territory of this line, at 10.40 p.m. From
Bushbary the royal trails Is to run direct to Stafford,
where 15 minutes will be allowe I for refreshments.
Leaving Stafford at IL2O p.m., the train will ran
a continuous distance of 611 miles to Ear's
Head station without stopping. From Boar's Head
the royal party will travel without stoppage to
the Bendel Junction, 54 miles, and thence to Ce,liale,
51 miles. The royal party will sot be disturbed at the
border city, but continue their journey northwards by
Summit, 10 miles, and Greenhill, 57 miles, to Perth, where
her Majesty will alight and remain one hour for refresh-
ments. The royal travellers will leave Perth at a quarter
to 10 o'clock, end running over the Sortiah North-Eastern
Railway by the bridge of Dun will arrive at Aberdeen at
12.25 p.m. on Saturday. From the northern city the
journey will be continued over the Deeside Railway to
Aboyns, when the train is timed to arrive at 1.37 p.m.—
the whole distanos of 580 j miles occupying rather lee than
esventeen hours. The journey will be performed under
the direction of Mr. Cawkwell, the general manager of the
London and North Waters Railway, wired by hie lieu-
tenant, Mr. Neale.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has
been unable to attend to kis official duties at the Hone
Guards from an attack of gout, from which his royal
highness has suffered winos his return from Dublin.
The Count and Countess d'Eu arrived from the
Continent yesterday, by the South-Eastern Railway, and
proomided to Claremont.
The Duke of Sutherland has returned to Stafford
HOW, from his visit to Turin.

The Earl and Countess of Mount-Edgeumbe
bane arrived at Paris from Cannot on their way to England.

The Earl Brownlow arrived in town yesterday
srsniog from Madeira, when him lordship has been paring
the wirer.

The Countess of Dalkeith has not sustained any
serious Isjury from the accident as Monday, though her
ladyship was much shakes by being thrown out of her
carriage. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prisons
of Wales, the Doke of Cambridge, the Duchies of Cam-
bridge, and the Princam Mary, together with a host of the
nobility, called yesterday to inquire aka her ladyship's
health. The answer was that the coaster had passed
a good night and was much better than was expected.
Owing to the accident the countess was unable to wan-
1...7 the Earl of Dalkeith to the state ball at Buckingham
Palm* lest night.

The Right Hon. Chichester Forteecue, M.P.,
and Frances Countess Wald/grave had s dinner party
yesterday evening st their residence is Carlton-gardens.
There were present the Marchioness of Clasricarde, the
Dal and Countess Airlie, the Earl of Abingdon, Vis-
count and Vireountwie Bury, Lord Stanley, ILP., Lord
Houghton, the Right Hon. C. Addaley, M.P., the Bight
Hoe. Omani Peel, M.P., the Hoe. Mr. Brown, the Hon.
Mr. Cartier, the Haw. Mr. M'Doesid, the Hon. Mr. Galt,
Mr. Gashes, M.P., sod Mn. Gaerana, Mr. C. Buxton,
M.P., sad Li. C. Baztos, )Lc. )Ll'., sad Mg.
Maw Udine, N.E.