The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18 1859.

lift M4JZBI7 AT 3.411008.

(Fran tie Ifeashoseir iderniser.)

Hat *arty the Queen, accompanied by his
Royal Wilmer the Priem Consort, Prince Arthur, sad the
Primmer Rama, Alia, sad LOWIIIIN arrived at Bangor,
free dendsmd,, on flaturday evestion; and by a few minutes
et= efa o'clock they bad reseed through the town sad had
alighted at Pearbys Cattle, the nest of Colonel the Hoe.
Denbo Pansies, Y.P. for Cintervoesinn.
The lehabiteete 1 mar weeks age Waned
thessolvei, being ros is give te tka Queu es this,
her mead visit to the aligrebeeefieed, • reeeptiee earthy
of tbe..iw sad of the Peincipeilay; awl so it they lave
eareeedal abetrably. Oa be fenear vie. dam men
yam ago, the Qum vele IR her any ea healed ; ad bee
Alorty• am/ bet oda thee aseepled,fer • *IRA the Pia=
a. Reed, is the enteldra al the tea.. This
acceelon fierflejeay preppeel be beam Coked sad Idea
Preset by beemilag theirhemite an, if possible, es added
deals. to waw& of as the part of the veva-
imiwa cambriene; for the Um. Coked sad MM. Pure=
ire ma only powered of influence here, Onvegh thole Loose
duo quarries arid other twat extend= properties, bat they
bane the higher power awl enj.,yment, only to be derived
been the haws of s popolaboa (-011.0d012. that, In this M-
ignon the " duties " of property are felt and thoroughly
&Med eat. _

"—Tie7l;play leer by the Bangoriana, as a mark of loyalty,
escallent, not oempratively ally, bat positively. There
me a arty Mir dosaratior which was more eatiefeetory in
lb nook than have bees NOON of the displays in larger
isms, where there ere Ye buildings sod broad long streets.
Here des fore of the royal cork's', was, almost throughout,
arrow and amatory sad many of the dwellinges=yit me
um of the hbler description. But there wee one,
from the poorest cottage to the public buildings or large shops
sad hotels, that was sot (Mooned with laurel, holly, or Or,
or that had not its front almost embowered by branches of
those tier rich in their finely coatesstior rades of green.
Bomar and rosettes, natural sometimes, bat crease artifi-
cial, relieved this part of the display from any suriclos of
mnaoson and a profusion of firs sad banners. national,
emblematical, toigmaial, and indescribable, flionted in the
brow, and served capitally to set off the foliage below.
Na were triumphal arches es not to be
clamed under say of the slim of ersitheetare, but which,
ser Feeteadiag to he WA easetates of vests Or mobs, looked
like what they weee—haeromapie Ark aims. every roof
tlema belajcat=la its way, sad a derided addition to the
of the some. They mare garrolly light
=l, thickly .seed with evergreen; lord design',
loyal isseriptions, se Chinese liaises. beteg added &mord-
Mg to the mate of the promotes Tire were two depar-
tures from thrigempral plan . one of Ursa was s swam,
bat the other was otherwise. Near the Peorhyn Arms,
there elretcltoi across the roada weed an mew model
of the Britannia tabular bridge. The imitation was very
cheer ; there were to be sew the Wry clamped hatenings
of iron in the marine pine, sad ea each end err a lion
coadesat, bat at quite so sanely antique in mane
as an the originals. By a daring stroke of genius, the
designer strove to represent the piers as seen at low water;
with white view he thickly twined the bass of each with
fresh teamed. Then wan the trophy; and although the
Britannia bridge itself can hardly be called a pretty thing,
there is no doubt that the contriver of this triumphal arch
model secured load praises, uttered alike in good English and
very guttural Welsh. The second effete, we fear, must have
bra conceived he easy of the bold ides to which we have
Morro'; and the saviors are rarely successful. Certain it
Is that sear to the battalion of the great work of the
hwainsed thepitemea, there wee as imitation of the work of
Teller whir is r gnat in its way—the Menai Buspeneloo
Bridge. Bat a samirsion bridge of laurel sad artificial
donee is henry way week, and the effect waa not improved
I?" the Chimers lentems suspended below the leafy roadway.
The Chimers
were very numerous. The beet of them
follow. the happy owner of the small *tend which it adorned
being stile to bowt that "it was all his own "—rhyme sa
wall sa woodwork

Thrice welcome, Queen Vittoria,
To happy Wino, once more,
Where every heart receives then
As joyful sa before.
Though boundless thy dominion',
That IMO 12,4 T meta SVCS,
la loyal, true devotion,
Ws yield the palm :to none.

.
The other inscriptions ranged how the
.1104.1 (and local) az-
olarnatory benediction. "Hail! royal happy mother of
the noble Prises of Wales," to the aim Welcome!"
and " V. A." There were very few stands or balconies
erected for spectators ; indeed, the narrowness of the striate
prevented any outbreak in that direction.
The Bangor station is a Real one, and the railway *Mho-
dins very wisely resolved that the wotdd sot crowd it
with spectates. How they to mist UN impor-
tunate applkstions of the fair me; the anthorities seey
bow, but we oaanot gun. The royal train was, par
special time bill, due at Bangor at 8.40 ; and ha=
o'clock there wen is waiting at the nation—
fiir ft. Balk y, lord-lieutenant of Carnarvoushina
sad Lady Balksksy_; Mr. Lloyd Joan of Broom Hall, high
sheriff; the Rigid Rev. Dr. Gophell, Bishop of Bangor ;
Mr. Wyase, reember for the istaveiseMrs boroughs;
age*. Nob, C.D., Meade); ship Hattengs, at
HNA*/ (wttb Min qw,• est Bickford, V,

Wlllensi, the imam et the alp, sad Mr. Chemi"leis,
=satiremar ; OmmalamOsthourie,fmteralutZeratiomiltta,and a
was a surd cif Imam. consistfas of HMI tisk mid as at the
114111 tosimant, ham Miadmalsr, with the i.e bead and the
Gaina's colour, ander the wasemind d Colossi the Sea L.
Cathcart, Ms other officers bliss CaLaals Bray, Limiamata
flefesad Hogg, end Amiss Taint AAO at the
Yeomanry Cavalry wen Oho inbout atemdansa,
w. Trotman ; the military arranicamenta bag
Northers
anmsintemsod M iled by Colonel
cllstrkte. Wilbraham, of Ma shit is Na
idland
The Hopi to assakting of fourteen carries's, arrived
et the *dorm tins millantee before the firm lined
imd the Posal ptwoartyor
cot ensjittas ware recishod by Coked
Paint O 6 Laid Liantimarit. Hot Ileitsty, who ap
pimed to he in .e.mailleat Mai& sad spirits,l
a few wards with her sanest hoot, and to
the anisse in eralilvial guard of honour peesintims
stn. sad the band the National Anthem. Her
Idstaity wore a plaid dims, a plaid shawl, sad a white
Mk bonnet. A lady critic midad that the dries wee "Stuart"
end the shawl " tartan."
_

The royalcort7;e7cOmprisior • beroucha, • britsokka,
and an open aerie" swept at a rapid pace down the
Indies from the nation, moourted by only • law of the
Tionmery Cavalry ; end the palinge through the town
wee elm ranted at • quick pace. The pathways were well
fried throoghout the distance of more then a mile from the
stalks to the " Port Lodge" entrance to Penrhys Park; and
rr~Mis Oessees wring, meted there was • perfectly- sustained ,
sad Moroni* hearty obese kept up, which her
end the Prtoos Consort frequently ankaowledged
may markedly. In Una meads' ingrionant of a reception
of royalty the Principality may justly be proud of its repre-
sentatives of sad in %ago, urday—thens wee no mistake
about the cheering—the itherere "meat It" The Port Lodge
to the pert consists of a couple of me ales posts towers, ivy-
kidnap, and having a gateway between. Mee to the lodge
there was a platform by
on each ide tithe roed. One tithe
Kr::wee lilted by the scholars (walk day and 8=
schools, wkioh are wholly supported by
' Peasant, at Lhadovd, Tyetwr, Bodfring, sod GlenOgiren.
The other *titres was GUM by ladies and gestiemen ; nod
from seek Ms the Quoin was heartily cheated. No lase
wars woe the vesting given by • matrons body of
enkwart Mows, ringed along the drive Maids th=
who ticesined of 'Moms from the Penritys elate
and Ithnr eetabilskeeents of Coloocl Pennant; but after

they bed beim lid, the wage-
swept tly on for
then • mile threw It the park—now *keg &die glens •
view ef the Welsh Mlle, the Anglesey More, and the ealm
Mae tenure of the Meal Straits--wow swats plantations
of ddeltly-lasesil glint ems awl beady until the
=mama 10 Peealtreya Caste was teethed, where her
caste by Cassel and Kn.
lad the other g.:amuse was welcomed to the
The dining roar an Saturday inenieg arm ticemplai by
• party of thirty, the other gatehaving first met bar
them, la the Lftwary. The following noblemen, &0.,
eta ng at the men s—Tbe Earl sad Countess of Derby and
I Emma Stanley, the Heel sad Comte' of Effingham,
mad Marie Howard ;the Dowager COOll4Ol of Morton.
wed the Agee and Gertrude Damen§ ; the Berl sad
Conner of Hoeft" Lard Cherie, Fitzroy, Lord New-
beevogh, fin R. B. William Be, lord lieutenant ; the
Duke of N nenister is aurmdaooe ; Lady Churchill,
=wafting ; General Grey, equerry in waiting ;
Pommakry, equerry to the Prince Consort andaj
Elphthetone, Admiral Sir G. , Colonel Mrs.
Hogg, Captain Douglas, R.N., Captain Pennant. Two
of the gallant hat's daughters akar remain at the came ; the
younger members of the family Ming at the Penrisyn Arms
The rejoicings at Bangor were spiritedly kept up during
the evening ; the illmainstices in gam and oil, with Chinese
lanterns added, being nanserone end good, and a first-rata
display of fireworks taking place on Garth Point. under the
superintendence of Mr. Atkins, of the Liverpool Zoological
Gardens. The fireworks were well seen from the castle and
the neighbourhood generally; and the 'Meets of Bangor
were crowded until midnight.
Yesterday (Sunda)) the Qaren and the other members of
the family attended Divine service in the private chapel at
the Castle. The chapel Is email, but very beautifully finished.
The root le boldly mined, there being a fine epee over the
communke table; while at the other end la • high dale,
fronted by • very nobly caned oak screen, the dais haying
been reserved fur the Royal guests. A powerful hermanlam
was planed in a small gallery over the doorway ; sad e good
choir of singers wee obtained from Llandegai church. It
ems a full amnia, end the sermon was preached by the
Bebop of Bangor.
Her Majesty, scoompanied by Prince Albert and the
Primness, to/lowed by Prince Arthur and the suite, left
Penrhya Castle this morning a little after 11 o'clock, and
strived at the railway intim at twenty minuted past. A
eateepeny of the Denbighshire Yeomanry Cavalry formed the
escort, and the 100 rocs of the 96th, under Colonel Cathcart,
the guard of honour.
On arriving at the station the band of the 96th Regiment
played the National Anthem, and a large number of persona
who had been admitted to the platform received her with a
hearty cheer. Pence Arthur came upon the platform two
or three minutes after him august mother, and received a
cheer on hie own amount. The royal train being in Nadi-
nem, her Majesty at once took her leave of Colonel and
Lady Loses Pennant, and Prime Albert and the Primmer
L ving cordially shaken hands with them, the royal party
Ward the saloon, the suite and the attendants speedily
tech their mats in the train, and presisely at !relest 11
o'clock Mr. Cask well gave the eignaL sad the royal trait),
amidst hearty cheers, proceeded on its way to Windsor
.