The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-06 00:00:00

RETURN OP THE QUEEN FROM GERMANY.

Her Majesty, accompanied by the younger mem-
bers of the royal family and the ladies and gentlemen of
the court, according to the most recent advice', was to
leave Coburg on the expiration of the royal visit yesterday
(1 uesday). and proceed to Darmstadt, whieb will be reached
this (Wedutatley) morning. At Darmstadt her Majesty
and the royal family (including, it is understood, their
Royal Righomees Prince and Princess Louis of Heise)
would rest the entire day, and leave this evening for
°etas& whither her Majesty, attended by • limited suite,
will proceed to visit his Majesty Wog Leopold, whose
health is stated to have been somewhat improved by his
sojourn at that favourite bathing place.
After spending • few boar' in the seekty of King
Leopold, it is understood to be the intention of her Majesty
to rejoin the remainder of the suite, at Antwerp, at which
port the Queen will embark on board the royal yacht to-
morrow (Thursday) evening. Should the weather prove
favourable the y•oht, on quitting the port, will proceed on
ills course to-morrow night without anchoring at Flushing ;
bat if unfavourable, the royal yacht will anchor at Flushing
for the night. Woolwich will accordingly be reached
either on Friday morning or &Demme, and the disembarks.
tion will take place at the Royal Arsenal pier, when the
special train, under the charge of Mr. Eborall, the general
manager, and Mr. J. P. Knight, the tut% superintendent
at the South-Eastern Railway, will be placed in readiness
for the jouleey to Windsor—the journey from Woolwich
to the royal borough by this routs only occupying about an
hour east a quarter.

The Archbishop of Canterbury Is expected at
Lambeth Palace ma or about the 16th lost., from the
Ooetinest. . .

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Lord Stanley, M. P., left town yesterday for ,
Birmingham. The noble lord will afterwards go to Knows-
ley. It is said that hie loedabip is about to go on • Con-
Bimetal tour.
Yesterday morning the marriage of the Earl of
Ennisklllee, with the Hon. Mary Emma Brodrick, eldest
daughter of the late Viscount Mallets', an I niece to the
Very Rev. the Dean of Exeter, wee solenin,eed at St.
George's, Hanover-square.
The marriage of the Hon. Walter Harcourt, of
the 7th Raisers, and brother to lArd Suffield, with Miss
Elizabeth Schenley, daughter of E. W. H. Schenley, Esq.,
]LP., book place, yesterday, et AU Scale' Church, Esnie
more-place, Hoightsbridge.
The heat in Paris during the lest three days has ,
been equal to anything we have known this year. A
burning sae has beret op the last traces of the green of
the trees in the garden of the Tailed.% ; the cabman go to
sleep whilst driving ; the nurseeymaide in the gardens nod
with &swami as the °bads+ play shoat them ; people
sit outside the cafes and set ieee as it we were in July ;1
fruit sboends, aed tab to impossible.
Telegraphic communication between New West-
teleran., the capital of British Colunthia, and New York,
his been open skies last Mar* cad has reached beyond
Fort Yale ea the Fraser Rivet, and is by this time so
doubt completed as far north as the Cariboo gold maim.
, A cable anew the Straits of Foes coneeets transceiver's
Idarid with here/Aar (okay serer the Calf of clesida,
sad brings it within "speaking &Awe of every elate in
the United Slates el AMMON&