The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-09 00:00:00

THE ROYAL VISIT TO GERMANY.

At halt-past two yesterday afternoon the Queen,
iscoesspasied by the judo, messbeee of the Royal Family
sad attended by the ladies sed gentlemen of the Omar%
crossed one from Osborne and landed at the Royal Clarence
Virtu& where they were received by the naval
aed military authorities of the port and grilses. Ths
royal party immediately sfserwards left be @pasta Weis far
Woolwich, where they arrived at five minutes pant dr, and
were greeted with royal salutes from the guns of the
Marled flagship arid s battery of artillery at the garrison.
Her Majesty and suite were received by Commodore
Dunlop, Sag officer of the port, Major-General Ward, own_
insedatit, sad a staff of field °Soars. The pier aid its
approaches presented a brilliant appearance from the num-
ber of elegantly attired ladies of military and naval officers
who were 'tattooed so either side in double file, whilst
every available spot emninendiag a view of the royal party,
sad eves the roofs of the sheds and workshop, were
crowded by the workmen employed at the ertellidratests,
sod others, who testified their loyally by repeated *beers.
The bands of the Royal Artillery sad Royal Mariam wore
statlased at the pier-heed, and the pier itself was
fitted up and decorated in a very headmen maser.
Her Majesty, who was attired in deep mourning, appeared
is good health and spirits. She was received co board the
steamer Alberta by his Serene Highness Prieto Leialages,
commasaw of the royal steam yacht, with whom her
Majesty shook bands In & cordial manner. During the
embarkation the military betide performed the National
Anthem, bed the loyalty of the resembled multitude friend
vest in repeated 'theories. Her Majesty having takes leave
of Prism Arthur—who, seeempanied by Major Elphiestone,
returned to Greenwich—the Alberta steamed down the
river Is Greenhithe ; her Majesty tlen west on board the
royal yacht, and proceeded to the Nore.

PROGRESS OF THE ROYAL 13Q7ADRON.

GII&VEMLND, Weapsavir ltosstuta.

The royal eqsadroa---hronglot ap is Set Roach, just below
the OblipMILD, shortly beim 9 o'clock last evening, for the
might. Her Majesty did not go on board the royal yacht
Victoria and Albert at Greeshitles, as stated in some of the
journals, bat it being a very file oasis& the Queen
proceeded deem the river in the yacht Alberta to the
Ohisparue, sod thee embarked on board the Victoria sad
Albert, which had gone down to Sea Reach be the early part
of the afteraoos to be in readiness to receive the Sovereign.
The squires after nightfall promoted quit* a Novelty is
the pod of the river. with their bright cabin and meat-had
lights. The Tinley yacht frees, end the Thames COMO,
ono, Board steamer, with Yr. Thorp, the chairman, sad
other alms oa board, were is attcualaeos upon the royal
yogit ea her posies doves from Woolwich.
There was some disappoietamet at Southold sad Shaer
Dem ourtoegot the visitors who swarmed the beach, it Wog
anticipated that the royal squadroa would base brought up
'Atha Note, which as may be knows is abreast of theme towels.
At darlweak this morales Vas royal yacht Victoria' and
Albert, the Alberta, ►nd two other steam yachts left the
Chapman and proceeded down the river ou their way to
Antwerp. There was a slight haze hanging over the water,
bat the weather in other respects floe.
The Hewed Steam Navigation Ocempsey's steamer
Rhine, which arrived at St. Katharloe's steam wharf from
Ostend, raporte having passed the royal !squadron off the
North Foreland at half-past 4 o'clock this morning. The
IVictoria sod Albert was the leading ship, and there was
every ceobakility d a splendid run over to the Scheldt.

Tas PRINCS AND PRINCESS OF WAIJA...-130VTII-
*Enos. Ammar 8.-11seir Royal Hishewees the Prins*
sad Prima of Wales arrived bore this afternoos from
Osborne, is Mr. Acker's steam yacht Brilliant. The royal
party let for Leedom by the 3 p.m. tads. Theirhoyal high.
salsas, senompasied by Prime Mead of /axe Weimar,
sad attended by Oolooel Raiding, sod Major Teesdale,
afterwards honoured the Olympia Theatre with their pre-
emie% to winless the performance of Dis Serf.
The Countess of Gaiusborough was succeeded by
the Deabeas of Rozbergbe as lady is waiting to the COMM
yesterday. The countess attended the Quern from Osborne
is far as the Waterloo station of lb* Sesta Eastern Railway,
sad there took Imre of bet lie)esty.

TheOon atom Fortescue and her infant daugbter
ewe both miss on favourably, &Geordies to seem& ree
wised yesterday trans Oldie Bill, Devoe.
Viscount Lamellas, eldest son of the Earl of
Harewsod, bee joist entered the array ea swigs and heats-
seat la tie Oreeadier Guards.
.

Claptaan the Hoe. P. A. Stanley, M.P., woad
Ice et the Pert of Derby, bee ret fed ft= the army.