The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-07 00:00:00

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THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO
IRELAND.

PREPARATIONS 1N DUBLIN.
Dusant, SUND•T.
The same uncertainty as to the exact time of her
Majesty's arrival as bewildered the lieges of Cork is
now memo* the cerebral excitement of the Dublin
people. Last evening tumours rf various descriptions
were Blies about, but this morning all was set at rest
by apf ward, pored at Masers. Johnston's, the news
agents, to the rffeet that in emeequence of the breeze
freshening and the sea rising considerably, the royal
Best bad put in is the e.orse of the night to Trainor*
Bay. Her Majesty may therefore be expected to
arrive in Kiagnown is the course of to-day, a feet
of wide yea shall of noun have timely notice.
Q. people be therefore have a tolerably fair start,
and they Sr. certainly making the best use of
the tine. They worked until nearly 12 last night,
NA will reuse immediately after 12 to night to
Ankh their loom of loyalty. Them is seethe slight-
s* douSt but that it will be one of the Inset proces-
sions ever whinnied. The triumphal arches are
large, autocross, and in the best taste, and are all
early finished. •
It would be antisipating the regular course of
hums were I to enter into details respecting the illu-
saltation' until they have actually come off. In
Kingstown, crowds have been gathering since the
first morning train. The harbour is full of vessels,
steam and sail, and all decked out is their gayest
colours. Handsome arrangements are in progress. for
the reception of her Majesty, and many an anxious
telescope is rioted from the pier to catch the first
glimpse of tie eqsadros. Her Majesty will land on
an Comsat platform on the jetty, tastefully decorated
with liege, and pass to the carriage through a covered
way similarly ornamented. On each side of the plat-
ken arid covered way galleries have been erected,
and the eased for tickets, espesially for the ladies'
galleries, have driven the officials nearly mad. Seve-
ral persons of distinction came down to-day, amongst
whom I recognised the Irish Attorney-General and
his family. The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived
yesterday, and proceeded to the Park. Lord J. Ru--
sell is expected.
MOOD/a 1101U111111.
The streets of Dublin were thronged yesterday with
crowds to see the arches and preparations made for
het Majesty. But the centre of attraction wee
Kingstown, to which successive torrents of visitors
streamed down by the railway. The pier wee
crowded with fashionables all on the qui wire, and the
glorious weather brought by the Queen was often
alluded to. The season ea moat delightful, as
a cool br. ens played over the waters, and pre-
vented the heats of August being too overpowering.
There is a regular flotilla of yachts from all parts of
the kingdom in the harbour, and their tapering masts
rising above the surface of the sea are very pleasing
to the eye. The whole scene was yesterday most
brilliant and delightful. I till not describe what
your own reporter below has amply treated of.
ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL SQUADRON.
KINGSTOWN HARIIOUR, MONDAT Moan's*.
The morning is the fluent that we have had this
season, and the sun is shining gloriously for the
Queen's lindiny, which is expected to take place at
ten o'clock. The military are already drawn up on
the Quay, and several ppectators assembled on the
pier. The trains are all decked with ever-greens,
and, in order to avoid accidents, they are rot to stop
at interm diate stations until the whole crowd are
safely trataiparted to Dublin.
ller Majesty has not yet appeared on deck, hut the
Royal family are all moving about the cubic, having
been up for some time. Provisions for the crew of the
Royal yacht are being hoisted on board. The Pea
is calm as en inland lake, and the Dublin mountains
are looking very beautiful.
All preparations are fully made on shore in every
direction, and it is not likely that there will be any
contre tem.
Eight b lie have been street, and fourteen steamers
have run up all their signal Saes at the same instant,
and the private yachts, to the number of 22, have
followed the lead—a regular flash of Sage.
[Froa the Freemen's Jorerwal
At %heat six o'clock, vast mashers, unacquainted with the
fact that the flotilla had been wen by aid of telescope at a
distance in the hurls in, began to despair of her Majesty's
arrival tir
at an hair Kay way early that evening, and they
retuned to town is the several trains. The e o'clock
teals returned to Dublin almost empty, but as the social
dieser hour drew sigh, the passenger tide set in towards
Dahlia, and the sex or eight trains succeeding the up
Wale at ere o'clock were crowded almost to suffocation. It
will be can by our statousetit,tkat it was about seven o'clock
when her Majesty's yacht hove in eight of those who stood
eta the lower grouted on the piers. The train which lets
Kiasetown at this moment actually bore off to town several
hundreds who had previously waited anxiously few hours in
expactation of her Majesty's serest. They had hardly
reached this Reek when the Muses, of the Damson an-
nounced the entrance within the harbour of the royal yachts;
and as they swept along by Minims, they meld see not only
the vole=s of smoke, and also hear the neon of the
Pigeon house fort, in reopens to the (firing book
galaHplown,
but by a slight iodisation they could see the ors and
wen-massed yaria of the mai flotilla. We usderstaad
that the Right Hos. the Lord Mayor was a paseseger to
Defile by this tries.
As the fleet pawed, gradually the masts of the royal year,
which led the squadron, became ptrcepdble to the ease mtfled
thematic% at Kiaptowe and by degrees the whole line of
ships cane isle view as they passed st • good distance eat in
the hay (set having eons We,gb Whey Boned) is full view
of the multitude that was erow ha every available sp,t in
the harbour. The royal yacht first entered the harbour,
having at a short distance behind her, and on her quarter, the
Fairy sad the Vivid. The royal yacht was distinguished by
her unique appeases. wed tassel, whits radii box", the
great batty of her mould aid lig, and by her ea leg the
royal standard at the nisiammt. Then followed toe
the Spleyss, the Trident, sad the Velar, followed by the
Stromboli, the Lucifer, and the garland, The Dragon, which
had attended the essedroa from KilHotry Bay, ran est a good
stretch late Ito bay leaving roes kr the egoadroa har!
asp is lies be the harbour. Wien they had ell entered, the
Drava slowly steamed is, sad took up her aieustosed at s-
tem. Every steamer in the squadroa wore her lull suit of
Ita dais ; the yards of each were maned as the entered
Whom.; the epare-rierd vsesb la the bad
their yards sensed ales, sad all Wile 11•6111 I wish tip ed
strosown the Wenn bathe Imelda wesolisited: ales re •
the 'suits of the elalvhluese mail ober losildims. The
jetty, the elsb•hoswo quays, the sash of Ms slab-rooms,
*ma the begs erases need ter bell Os all were
literally severed with sae deem se interru man of
pease of every pride end elan. he rteroyal
seethesteamp-
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tams to aserseisp amidst • salute of Milken bora the shill
and ran st whir is the hubourou also from the club.
Masse en shore. Then was soma cheerios on the year
and Jetty bat it was not of that etareeter calculable'
to legless . the suns that it mots bon the great body of ths
essembied throng. The view tram the water was brilliast;
the madam nth" harbour was covered with myriads of Men
of svey deSOMMille, which ontinusd to row around thongs'
yeah'. All who embarked in bosh seemed to act he aimed-
sneer with the kaurledga of what was nun m
etiquette. There wan so unmanly
any demonstratien approachirilteLLlCti= ealladisa:
curiosity. Ti. boats, though si thus serrounded
rayal yacht, yet kept st a &Mew, end • sort of
cordon seemed established around the vend is which the
(Iwo was, beyond which our Irish lookemos did not trans.
greet Than was a post deal of ehmang from some of the
Mats (sad these, woe elessrved, prison the nearest), hot ths
gement demeanour of the vast multande who went out (be
see ths term of a great man))" just to see the Queen." we.
in the highest degree orderly, ernitable, and even rassread.
Th. yacht Int both at Mr meoriage about a Quarter of an
hoer when loth awn' aroo won the bleats, a lady
hada, hoes sees km a siasst .os lb. quarter-deck.
This, leserevm to, wag sot • Mamas, but ene of her ladles This,
is ern
Ileondaerwards her 3lsleaty saw footle in parson hoes
then immitherem anis and swooshed the quartor-gsorray
of the mindowhenehe steed fee wee mamma. The pude.
Is the loam awed Madly, and thee elawing was takes up
to
AIM: 1.11 reatehoeitheoss the water. Her
MM4esty% appeannes has bass ofteemlencrind by thou who
havalud f reepasstopportneilits of siting 'adjudging of her
nersonsted. Chessmen to our view, as she stodd some thirty
pans away at the side of the yacht, to be • Mutely, yet se-
dum looking lady eseserthat full in person, and her fea-
ture somewhat ales& and slightly esebroesed lay ezposure
be the as air end essemer's sus. Her Majesty bowed re-
V 7 in minsinsdpront of the cheering, waving of
a., nit wend Mr Irma the boats..
Quits Mee a hip shawl of rod plaid, which she
haptainciy_foldni nem& Mr, es& • plalallonstalthe straw I
Meath We mom net near enough tow any butler Poi-
AMif Mg ]I ors eastunee.
Whig- hishad a few messents is sight of 1101
aseennints Me Modesty retired to the deck, ot• roundhense
min. Immediately alter Prises Albert was room=
ho hosed from 'the akin and tho shearing we.re
• The Teir.os adorned tetiesside of the ninth sad grasehlip
elltrdged the 4600 swam sesseami ••
alter therm' pair apposed at the other den of the
need nearest the town, aad this thanM Majesty led by W
heed one of the royal children. Is like swam Prince
AIMS led the Pence of Wales. The elesseng els this owes.
Nei was of • more general and immiring cimunter then
tans when her Majesty dist woe met_ by dew essesehlth.
Thq Queen and Prince evidently Wended on seknowlser
lOW which they both made on this *wins to be the
sigsdisfewereprendre mime to the matelende be that evem
hm, ha ediately on her Mejesty Lid MN Paseo
wish the shildren, • signal was ran up tow sass rethink
sT
per mpg yacht, which was promptly ansessed. fast by tho
Desiten, ssd the by the other ships in smensiden, and ha-
medlately as the hauling down ot the dyad as board the
yacht, down come all the Coning plans of the various
aulosted bunting that mad* the flotilla look es ben
last. Tee Urge all disappeared in each net
save th. on. which was still kept Sylog
each. The royal yacht *track all her gay solemn
save des royal standard, w hick still madmen at the
inn Ma Her quarter deck was empthed• of its piles.
Odes, ed left to the are of the aka of the meek sad
Ms emir sad the silent maxim sentry. TM Menem
mends which had come down during the day by the
missy, and particularly by the evening trains (W.
thousand per hoer being the avenge number leering Dub-
I lin between the hems ot hal,. past meta and half-past Wm)
I now all caught alaacat at one and the same time to anta
Town to Dublin by the train. TM nothing into the din
for tickets by the haltpast nine up train was so dreaan that
It tomes wonderful how all tamped injury. Tho dies doses
eventually had to be locked, sud a guard of point pined an
the gates ; the it:dimwit and anxiety to get phase ses tho
train were found se great that at last Mr. Pisa, the wry kind
and publioripirited director, mused an iatimans• to be given
which tranquillized aIL Ti.. people were ensured that If
trains were obliged to run till morning, all should be ee..
commodated. And so the event proved. Trains continued I. I,
ply till near owe o'clock, end all waren-I'4y brought to Dublin.
Tin town was partially illuminated alter dark, and some
of •he Wash was distaste., with dukes and transparensith
Many have remained in Kt. gnaws in order to *AMMO bar
Majesty's dobsvkation this mormag.
(From Saunders's News Leiter.)
From an early hoer yesterday awning vest numbeee of
persons proceeded by the Dublin and Kingstown Railway,
sad by miens of pubtie and private marquees, la then-
manna. of seeing her Majesty and Wrest of the royal
party enter Kingstown Harbour. Trans started every
quarter of an hour, completely full, and, in many instances,
inconveniently so, online to the general desire to reach the
terminus at Kingstown is tiros to witness the event. The
town was, titrostphost the satire day, a nisi hive of spo-
ngers. Thousands of persons assembled upon
Dalkey Island, sad the rocks along the coast, anxious to
math • glimpse of the royal squadron as they approached.
R.N. war-stamen Dragon and two others were os the look-
out for the arrival of her Majesty off Dalkey Island, and
several yachts and small boats were also Ijing-to there with
. asimilar intent. At sax o'clock the smoke from the fennel
of I sr Majesty's royal yacht straw Victoria and Albert was
'bible to the spectators without the aid of a telescope. TMs
tidings ot her Majesty's near appteach flew along the shora—
n' war-steamers already named immediately got up their
steam, bolded all their flags, and let their moorings to meet
and escort the royal party into Kingstown harbour. The
scare was beautiful in the extreme—the day we. extirdiegly
ropitious ; and never was the splendid coast, extending
from Kingstown to Wicklow, seen to greater advantage.
Shortly before semis o'clock the Victoria and Albert paned
at the north side of Daltrey Island, followed by the
Sphynx Fairy, Vivid, B sash, Stromboli, Dragon,
end nimarous yachts. The crowds mead forward,
to reach the A'nsospheric Railway and get into
Kir Rotolo, if possible, in time to see the royal squadron
enter the harbour; but all the pressing, crushVg, end
running of the most dexterous could not accomplith this
object, as the squadron swept along with ivaconeeivable
speed, and about twenty minute atter seven o'clock an-
chored in the harbour.
Her Majesty frequently apprized upon the deck and seknow-
hedged the truly heartfelt and gallant welcome of her Irish
subjects in the most graceful and courteous manner. Prince
Albert also came upon dock sad repeatedly bowed be tha
multitudes that welcomed his to Ireland. Her Majesty led
'orth her four children to the side of the vessel, and in the
most maternal and generous manner introduced them to her
Irish people. The cheers at this period were most vociferous
and unit, real.
His Excellency the Lord. Lieutenant, accompanied by his
side" de-asp, paid his dutiful resjic's to her Majesty and
the Royal Consort, sad remained a considerable time on
board the royal yacht.
We may mention that the rqsl yachts Victoria and
Albert end the Fairy will be open for the inspection of the
public shortly after the departure of her Majesty for ii..
Viceregal Lodge.