The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-01 00:00:00

HER xenon's KNIT TO LOCH HAMM'.

In a recent number we indicated the line of her
Majesty's route from Edinburgh via Callender and the Trea-
sures to Loch Katrina on the 14th October. On sate tug
the lands of Lord and Lady Willoughby D'Ereaby, her
Majesty will be tusked by Ma lordship, aced conducted by him
through the Trossachs to the loch. Hie lordship has entered
Into the arrangements with great spirit, and tram all that we
can learn nothing will be wanting on hie pert to give her
Majesty a most cordial welcome on her Brat appearance in
this interesting portion of her dominions. Wilde not by any
meths speak authoritatively as to the arrangements of the
comtnimonere, but so for es we have ascertained it is not un-
likely they will be something like the following: Theo:smile-
stoners' party, including of mum all the members of council,
with their ladies, In addition to ladies and gentlemen who
will be specially invited, numbering in all 260, or a little
beyond it, will set out for Glasgow at 7 a.m. by apechd train
for Ballece, at the foot of Loch Lomond. Here they will embark
on board a special steamer, and after taking up the Duke and
Duchess of Mattress at Saimaa, they will mil up to In-
verszaid, where they will disembark. At this point, as
many conveys:tees as pomible will be mustered to carry the
ladies, the aged, and possibly the lazy, over the hills to
fitrocachlacher, at the bead of Loch Katrina; but of course
it will be expected that the young sad active should link
along ea foot. From Stronachlecher, the members of the
party will find their way to the Blaithulacban tunnel fa dis-
taste of about two mike), at which point the waters an to
be let on, either by boat or by walking along the foot-road
down the side of the lock. Oa the hillside, immediately
above the plam over the tunnel, a gallery will be erected
from which the etespiny will be able to vita*, ell that
takes place below. At this platform, which rises right from
the margin of the loch, her Majesty will land from the Rob
Roy steamer, descend to the mouth of the tunnel, if she feels
disposed, sad then perform the operation (which, we believe,
will he • very owe* by which the Irately will flow through
the hillside, sad thence career onward, to Glasgow. Her
Majesty and mite will then take refreshments in the mop
toisoonere cottage, and afterward, return by the Teemed.
and Callender mats. Meanwhile the party of the emerelet
Musses 1011 have lunch la a pevillen erected for the pur-
pose, red then ml oat for Glasgow the way they came. We
nano. yet speak of the points at which the Voltmeters will
he pis** he as believe the military arrangaments ere net
yet r impista. As to thet, issaheythereof the general public who
may choose to M press t must wander* thee they
see alma the midst of railways end eleemant—essearme•
date themesisse sa the Weide es well es they sea, sad get
lbws sad book es bid they may. We do act yet know
whether the Led Parma al It see the beam of receiving
her )a eery ea bird the Itch Roy at thsTrawseks or at the
platters at the nark of the tunnel. We seed net e
ea the mot ; weather maw deride whether itrolag
geg and Rgitteeme is the reverse.—Gisyser AMA