The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-02 00:00:00

1408, WFMTESDAY TrithiVNG, AUGITSTV2, 43tt 441..-.;

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MitiFetefly •• • by • """""c • y 4,
the Prism arrived at New Milford and births lest nigh!
The retisionaceorded to his royal big • "t here wsibighly
Meditabiste ifwgii& taste of the public. There WWI UMW.
esuary beteg*. el • the tired traveller who bad
peed some some 300 miles sines breakfast, and no Ashy hp the
presentation of formal 'admen. As the teak meld
slowly into the terminus of the South Wales Railway at
Neylarid, recently christened "New Mffford,* the band II
the 62nd Regiment, which had arrived horse preview':
sea guard of honour to his royal highness, played the
national anthem. A pity of men of the same NIP
meat, under the command of Major Gwynne, presented
arras as the royal saloon drew up to the platform. Captain
Commandant W. Loring, 0.8., of her Majesty's skip
Babas, sad the Royal dockyard it Pembroke, teesived kis
royal highness and °Deducted him to the floating pier,
where a royal barge was ia madams, manned by some
week mimes from the royal yacht, Victoria and Albert,
which bad ionised roand•the coast sod was now lying in
the Haven. His Serene Hingham the Priem of Lelia=
K.C.8., captain of the royal yacht, received his
Mohnen Prime Arthur on his arrival, and the royal party
speedily embarked on board the barge amidst the theses of
the people, who had aggregated in large ownbea on
the shore, toad in boats, and on the word being given, the
men "gave way" la splendid style, and made for the oppo-
site shore (Pembroke dockyard) of the Haven They had
hardly git clear of the pier, however, whim H.M.B.
Blenheim (Captain Mama), end 11.1 L 8. Saturn commenced
firing a royal salute, which was auswerod by the fort
gam on the top of the hill. la a few minutes the sailors
in the barge rested on their oars, but when the firing
bad owed, they resumed the voyage across the Mesa. As
they gamed under the stern of the Victoria sod
Albert Ithe latter nasal dipped her °oleos. la
a few minutes the Prime and his suite.
with Prime Unbolt and Captain Lethig, landed at the
dockyard slaps, where they were received by a guard of
honour of the Royal Artillery, ander the command of
Major Champion. amidst the Meese of the people who bad
assembled in largo awaken. The lending wee the signal
for afresh salute from the guns of the Fort Beracka, and
his royal Willson proceeded at ones to the evacuee of
Captain Loring, whose guest he was for the night.
Great preperatioas bad been made for the reception of
the Priam by Oeptain Commandant Lewis. A disuse
party of the Olken of her Majesty's ships of war, the royal
yacht, the efforts of the regiments stationed at Pem-
broke, sad the nobility sad gentry of the district, was
bold as 8 dela* to meet his royal highness, end there was
a baU efienrards, for which purpose a splendid inal•room
had been constructed 150 yes* long, and where were as-
ambled all the Elite of the district, including of course
those Invited to the &Meer. His royal highness catered
the hall-room about 10 o'clock and remained until one,
when he took kis departure.
This morning his royal highness inspected the dockyard
and the barracks, sad it was expected would in the afternoon
take • short trip down the Hoven in her Majesty's
gunboat Byesa, now lying off Pembroke. In the evening the
Prince and his soft. journey by road to Tenby, taking he
their way many object of interest, which they would myna
if they went by rail. His royal lifetimes will errive a*
Tabby at 6 p.m., where he will be resolved by the bed
authorities, and will remain at Teaby astil tomorrow.
Tomorrow the inauguatios of the statue to the late
Prises Comfort will take place moordisg to arreagesseate
already &summed.
His royal highness will rotate to °shone by the Via
torts sod Albert yacht, and not by bad.
The Prince arrived at Tuohy at 6.15. He was reoidved
by the Mayor, and be is stopping at the Abbey-gate Hotel.

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All going on well

SPAIN.

The Esperancia niltadrid publishes the follow-
ing dean:attention& by the Rev. Father Claret,
confessor to the Queen of Spain :

Barcelona, July 25.

Darner my Bess la °stash I sow *mkt* *Soak
stated that "the Archbishop of Trakeopolie did sot think
Ike the other prelates of Spals, said that be disapproved al
skit these geelates hest said is their ragessentitiess TO.
ktiog to the recognition el Italy." As sae am aerostats
stertioa might Sr* discredit oa ay beloved brethren the
bishops, I herby Asian that I think ea they do, lad if I
bad best is their phase, I should bays aid what they have
kid is their representatioas. ArronA MARIA,
Bishop of Trajtoopolk.