The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-16 00:00:00

Tlii TOWN.

A brighter mann bee Mks dawned than this see
of bar MameWe visit le the Midland metropolieinrps
bean daybreak the sheds hoe to all ; the
themegbans mere rah well errnied at midnight, were
shienede pestielly am for en boar ar two, sad by tau
Soak lathe ma nn people were mean( In from sil
mane. Per may days previously, end tip to the lest mo-
wed, the work et dieention wee going in. Pam wary
window them stremel loth the gayest bone; eery
ham twat akin the mine line of route for some
bar maw el inn mar which her Many was
to pm wee an wet tinny of evergreen and
haw& Triumphed steer spt.Wl7 decanted, had
ben weeled at the ealreeme to meet of the streets. The
demenne monad easy comalvable device and form, and
erowdod every available qet se knew mad public buildings,
and bracers. The spremense at Kewanee wee Minch
MOW ; h addition le the p* net. demestion festoon ap
Gems were samenda from lofty poles (gilt) snag the MM.
Thee wen deeded with bonen wreaths of Bowen an
Man levies. The viels, an sea from the Town-hall.
wee one d the Ina harm el the ay some. The samara
the hall MU ems menmened with astecas anagram and
dowers, with banners inewspereed. The royal arms wore
placed over the principal mereses, end the royal siadard
laded from the roof. The sehool d Wag Ursa the Mak,
la the metre of New-est, wee an. of the most oak rds
features in the roars which this *lst sibrded : overpass
were wreathed Meg the Min haildiag, sad epee • *dorm
to the trout was rowed the Mons of this aehle banda-
na. To describe the demotion in Mal, or to envoy ea
ides of the apirairmr dtbr maim would a Impossible; the
inbehillsees bed vied with sash ether to sal to do honour to
her Male" rad were hale to Oak massvoure
to pram se imposing reeteekt Cre if the most
gagmen rid Minna d the may spread makes with
whisk the nate if the royel ramie& was read wan •
triumpbel seek erected by the operative gmeekers ; the
extremes Might to the top of the leg-staff wee eighty la&
mid the "pia of the arch day host. The told Mos of the
acme required to emenrest this arch was nearly 4,0001.
Wreaths of dome were enipeadod in two farms mow
the arch, and from the capitol of each pillar, the Mire work
producing a very brMiat dirt. At the borough bonder;
mother arch woo Grata, vey asparkly decorated. In
Cantenrow the desseedies eleasted of • series
if light erases twined with eviegrom. Ann-street
wee ilmiessed with heed from beam to house ; In
Mt, the Male at the royal roan= presented,
an long ans of Ikea hoorstier, with thomeds
of asp en Maws rArowabg tram every window. Royal
stendeeds me lying to al areetions ; and it to this It is
bone Is Mad that the strata were densay crowded with
knee babe, that on every sealable spot platforms had
tree mooted from which bee Majesty's objects might wee
the proorelee, and that Meg the Mire route to neon Haq
time me den* crowded, some ides may be formed how
bright • pageant this produced, sad of the gayness of the
sash abet. The front of the Midland Institute was hand-
somely iledooned with hews ash evergreens; a Mader
style if deetestion wan adopted at the Cana-aloe, and many
other reale buildings. And for once there was no smoke to
be rat d Binnieghent. So cloudless was the day, that
from the centre of the town the Barham 1111, five miles
sway, wee Maly visible. To the brilliancy of the weather
most no doubt be ascribed to some extoot the Immense influx
• purple. The early trains of the morning disgorge' thu-
mb epos themes& from the black country, is the
made( drake of South Staffordshire end Worcester-
Mee is teehnically denominated in the locality. From
other quarters the people poured in in droves,
In the town the hire of • horse wee not to be obtained on say
Mee ; the ramequieoe wan, that those who were not forte-
ads emoigh One wan is, he were ceeveyances, had to
mike their way 'say to the "hem place from which th•
royal roan= was to be viewed.
' The arghbotwheed if AM wee the spot to which the
gnaw punka of the people mode their way. Many if the
mete in the Park wen mote* tam paean** d es may
es 7 dale& in the manning, sash wee the enxisty seeniaeled
by the public to when the eiremedel d meson with
Ur inseemnion. The dream yea en is.., mese a knee
Issinp, yet sachem the geed Wig which preveded through
ast tha eldenth, nee • medwele meipmealon, at bad three-
genesis d • noised peer wen cengrepled in the tows
end the aebbiratbsad, net the aghast dillarty wee expo-
rinsed to beeping the las, or d Wooing the mass of paph
loessam le the Mee laid down br skein the banns at
the mins Man

The tee het wegkeenie in re leers wee the nod end the
Mt; the nereiry eeneined of the lb Iluseees. The
etrangeoneleibr the military escort were order the direction
et Litt.-Generel Sir Berri Smith.
ARRIVAL AT THE RAILWAY STATION.

Tb Bloodstone Balmy etatios, which le one of the
Wawa be the himplem, wee elabarsidy prepared her the royal
visit. The *Awes before which the royal tad was to stop
wee reared with abeam cloth, amid desorated with horde
awl holler girds. Oellerlea had hem ..reed for the
limb of the clink., sad them were filled with dewily
deemed laded sad to way a the seagher sexes as woo se-
eassary he ~.dies sad amt. The guard of bosom of
the sada vas stappiled by the 11114 at the Has commended
by Cepa. Moak sod the whale of Queen-street was lied by
do same mgimmit. The meshy 'mart combeell of •
poptedren of the 10th Hanes A samba of sillier, noes-
MINN seasmhisi es do pikes., unapt wham we sodood
Clemel Sir heavy smash end Cols. Wilbrehm, Maybe,
sad Codas, sad iodise than den was soma madame
sad geademoe pant la yerasemry sad melds seldom
Lade Ward awl Leigh, hr. ikeekliel, 111. P., Mr. Adderley,
M.P., owl several odor sebismen sad patina at
the loweedl and ostssty were la stlembace tano-
save MR lisjoity. Precisely at 12 o'clock the
bell easennoull the meted of the royal train, sad
hamedisidy allonewils the eagles pa ha/1y deoceseed with
I trempeom sal etas by Lard Alfred Paget sad Mr.
Ilreleamd, dist rapidly pea the lemilarepage. It is med-
lar le add that all who were pendia' the privilege of the
gistbree pea le her Majesty • most loyal sad hearty reapp-
lies ; by do the for dutiful demasstredons wee extremely
ilediados the mei oteriess• Immadtaisly drew op, sad the
dam, the Priam Oesserlood sale peesedsd slowly os tbsk
*easy le So Tarmiisll. Am the royal umiak teased
slowly ant albs railway gala do same was wadi* alladm
sad lemming. All the naescdoesd portion of Great Quin-
street wee densely Yd by the people of the lowa , the
Immo Well ell desersted with tags end garland, , and within
Ohs missed space wore stadomed at Mara& detached troops
of the 10th Homers, which, as the royal carriages paned,
tarred sad tell la, sad thee compleeed the brilliant egad of
the orwirpr. The people cheered rebeeoeutly se the Queen
paned amp, and her Wont, gawkily and frequently ac-
knowledged deb loyal 'elasticse