The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-15 00:00:00

BALSIORAL. 01.7 T 13.

ller Majesty and Prince All;ertwaiceilytTsicriiay
teeming in the neighbourhood of Ba:m-,ral, end in tLe
Internam her M.'esty drove in the open carriage.
The Prince of WArs and hie et Alfred dtnve ytaterday
to Inverc.iuld, and passed the afternoon with the young
Mr latqatarsons.

WINDSOR, Orr. 14.
The Queen and Pricer., with the Prince of Wales, the
Princess Royal, the Prince Alfred, and the Princesses
Alive and Helena, atter.ded by the Duke of Newcastle, the
VISCOUIIteNi Canning, coweel the Hon. C. B. Phipin, Col.
the Hon. A. Om& n. Sir James Clark, the lion. Mary
Bolted, and Mr. o.ibbs, left Etliabargh at five •• litotes he-
fote 8 o'clock 'hi'. morning, and arrived at the Castle at 8
o'clock thin even'atg.
The Princes Arthur and Leaptd and the Princess
Louisa arrived at the Castle from Osborne at hell-past 12
tu"!*/, attended by Ledy Caroline Barrington and
Lieut.-Cole act the lion. R. Boyle.

The riailelit Hon. Sir Henry Belwer ha 1 nn interview
wi'h lb w tart of Aberdeen yesterday at his official residence
in Ike driking-bur et.
Slr William Molesworth left town on Thursday for his
sea', Pencarrow, near Bndmin.
Mr. Chadwick had an interview yesterday with the Lord
Is.d'ilwate at his office in New-street, Spring gardens.
bespatchcs were sent yesterday from the Colonial.effice
it" the Governors of the Cape of Hoed Hope and Natal.
Despatches were ale) sent to the Hovernors cf the North
American Provinces. . . .. . .

De.p.itchcs were Teemed yesterday from the Governon
of the West Lodi% Woe&

EDINBURGH, FRIDAY Moiouxo.
Her Majesty and the royal family left Holyrood
Palace this morning at a quarter before 8. con.iderable
number of strangerabeing at present in lidinburgh, 10 con-
sequence of the meetings tithe Pesco Conference, a large
concoure witnessed her progress through Cie city, notwith-
standing the day was damp and hazy. The royal train left
the Caledonian Railway station shortly atter 8 o'clock.

THE QUEEN IX PRESTON.

FRESTON, FRIDAY.

In the early part of the week an iutimatiou was
received by the railway authorities here, to the effect that
the Queen was so well pleased with her reception in Pres-
ton last year, that she purposed again taking luncheon in
this town, on her return from Balmoral. This being com-
municated to the Mayor (Mr. Edw. Cattenell), his woeship
called the council together, and a committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for paying due honour to
royalty. The committee came to the conclusion that it
would be proper to present to her Majesty an addrese
on this occasion of her second visit to Preston, if
it should be her Majesty's pleasure to receive one. Under
these circumstances the Mayor was deputed to take the
necessary steps for the purpose of ascertaining if it Mould
be agree, ble to her Majesty that an address should be pre-
sented by the corporation of this borough. In reply to a
letter from the Mayor, tee Duke of Newcastle thus wrote
from Balmoral : " I have received the Queen's commands
to inform you that her Majesty will receive the address as
proposed by the corporation of Preston."
The council again auembled this morning, when an ad-
deers was adopted expressive of the delight of the inhabi-
tents at the honour conferred by her Majesty on their
town. _ _ .

The time announced for her Majesty's arrival was half-
past one. As the royal train appr3sebed the church bells
rang out merry peals, cann6n boomed in the die:mice, and
hearty hurrahs burst from the assembled multitude.
When her Majesty alighted from the royal: carriage, the
Mayor of Preston was introduced, and had the honour of
presenting the address noticed above, which her Majesty
gracefully acknowledged. The royal party then retired to
partake of refreshment. After a britf interval her Ma-
jesty re-appeared, and all being in readiness for departure
the royal train sped en towards the south amid reiterated