The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

PRE ZI•110YIL FAMILY OP PRANOS.

Yesterday the ex-Queen Marie IA tali., aosom-
pealed by the Duke a. Nemours. the Dube tAlsetoa• wd
the Primes' Marguerite, sad their household, left the Taro
bridge Wells statloa at about half-pest 3 deka. lad
venal to Claremont. Nearly every member of the repel
family wee preeest on the arrival of the train at &her.
The Priem de Joierille, the Duke de blostpmeler. the
Doke d'Aumele, MAOOII4 sad Countess de P 111414 the Duke
lied Dubow de Chartres, ko., Imre present, and there was
• most medial greeting between the venerable lady and her
baldly. The im-Qeeen, on making her appearance, was re-
mired with every danioastratios of Tellplek sad eekeow-
ledge& the good feeliog of bar neighbours in • most graelose
manner.
The Queen Marie Amalie bee derived much benefit from
her stay et Tuabride Walls, the air of that oelebrated
place appearleg to be peonliarly suitable to her. She le in
moldiest health kw her lammed en% 84.

The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort will enter-
tain a liege party at Troy House. their Beat is Wel* ca
the amnion of the Monmouth rags.
The Duchess of St. Albans and Lady Diana
Beattelerk have left D Actin for the Lakes of Killarney.
The Dube and Duchess of Roxburghe arrived at
Flows Castle on Friday mei*, to inspect the prepare.-
WOO making fez the approaching visit of their Royal Biala
semen the Prises sad Prinoms of Wales Their graces
left spin es Saturday for Brozeouth Park, accompanied
by the Marquis of Bowmoot aad Lord Charles Ines Ker.
The Earl of St. Germans, who returned to town
lath with hens Aix-la-Oltepelle, has mime gone to his seat,
Pert Met, Commal.
Captain Cowper Phipps Coles, R.N., has been
perneated by the Gnind Duke Coastastine of Russia, Lord
High Admiral of the Imperial envy, with a massive gold
seuffhez, set with dianionda, and beating the Jeddah of the
Grand Duke in diamonds oat the centre of the lid. The
turret is already fitted to about a dome vessels of the lea-
Berlal Barka navy In the Baltic, Bad has been tested under
all possible conditions of wind and weather.
Mr. Bright writes declining to address a reform
meeting ie Olregow. If he speaks in one plane be musk
speak is *hem, aid he it enable to undergo the fatigues
of a great sgit cies. He expresses faith in the triumph of
reform, but says it ghoul 1 be postponed till the close of
the official life of Lord Palmerston, the only man connected
with the liberal p trty able and wiling to betray it. One
Ant*** from him, he says, would have paved the bill of
1860, but he ref we Ito utter it.
The other day the Crown Princess of Prussia had
a wow amps. ?reveilles with bee husband by ea extra
train near Fraokfort, their carriage was smashed io. Hap-
pily, no one received toy b- lily injury.
A letter from Biarritz, of the 15th, says :
"Strangers cautious t arrive here, bat the beat is
Winded ; yesterday the thermometer marked 40 Cub-
ic** (104 Fahrenheit) in the dude, which is higher than
it has yet bees Min this summer. The Emperor and
Kappa take frequent walks and drives in and around
Biarritg. De Tuemity their Majesties whited the
works at the pert of huge wl.**a ltd being
actively crowded. The &tipster looked cheerful and in
exedleat health. On Wednesday, in the afternoon, his
Ms**, visited the old port, *din the evening the Empress
took an airing is the streets of Biarritz, desirous to enjoy
the 'spud of the town at night-time, when they are gene-
rally erowdel by strangers anzioaa to catch a little air
after the Levee heat of the day.' "It we are well in-
formed," says the Pays, " their Majesties intend to remain
longer then usual at Biarritz this year. They will not
return to Paris till the middle of October, and coorequently
their stay at Compii-gns will be abridged by some weeks."
A new clerical journal, the Catholique, is about
to be founded in Russets under the direction of M. Vendlot.
The Opinion Nationale states that of the c required
Mgr. de Merode c ,ntrlbutes 300,00Gfr., Mgr. Dupanloup
30,000 fr., and H. Keller 100,000 fr.
The Canadian papers mention that a large num-
ber of carpenters, bricklayers, mutt*, and labouring rase
ars daily having Toronto for the Southern States, under
the imprimis° that their services will be required in re-
the places laid waste dating the American war.
A Philadelphia letter of the sth says :—" Dur-
ing the moot week the strange race between the two
rival gunboats, the Algoma* and Winooski, both being
tied to the wharf at which they will butt for three days,
talus place at New York. It will be a great sensatioe,
though there is very little chance of its resulting in any-
thin tut straining bath vessels."