The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-20 00:00:00

VISIT OP THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH TO

SCOTLAND.

(Pram the Baines)
nding the prima" under which the
visit of the Empire? cif the Irene to t cesatry Ps
been planned and is big =TIM eat, her Imperial
Majesty has not been as tritely to odd malt medial
though most reepeettal demeenrodeas of kid heft frets
the people both of Nmeand and esedand. We esiday
noticed the heartylen her Raj= not al York.
At Darlingtou, Ne Oho stations
slog the line, numbers el peelk7lerittere opal collected,
who aegis ly cheered her liappy ea the ening and de-
wier* of the train. The Miro el Newerlis, who
attended on the piatform, bad likewise the brewer oL=
kW respects pemenally. The ppm how a bee
Ilajesty'e arrival la Edisleargh being quite tudineervi below
hand, several trains from the sone were awaited doing the
attensios by a number of Lefts and gentlemen who had ob•
tained wpm to the platform, NO who, sot withstand* Pp
than one disappointment, was ems te return in time ice
the next train. Amataiasty, otos the eight o'clock spew
came in with the Imperial peaty, about • wipe et hmassell
well-dressed people bed taken a} their plates ea the ph&
form sad outside the statics. Billtea="6l=
from the train, wee received with
by the assemblers In eincerdease wide poise" ia-
structiese, the peprister el Deogle's Held WI • moiler
of private lankier is mediae% to whisk the limpeem wed
her attendmis me& their wee—timemde net
without sewn NM , item the ewer thee* aimed
involuntary yam el the tepidly iaarsoiag emeird. The
carriages dawn all' t• Dauglan Batal. Mewed by another
hearty Amor. A essiemile erewd had she amembia in
front of the head, end tires the Immo was spin reseed
with • hearty Seeltidi weleseee. Them demon/Ohms
however, were nemasergy esedleed to • few hundreds at the
inhabitants, for en Seth entliDg, sad w.. as ileedep,
her Majoty's preemie ems net Lowe gems* le the day.
On (Sunday mendei the Narfotaa, with lam
Yam
Bt. Nazis Chunk lbeeststewetreet, whale Man
wan selsbrated, and, saw ea eddreen by Mho •
Te Deem for the de seta iii the Prism el Weise was
perfumed. A emidemilie emetwe d prams bed eelWeted
in frost et the alma whin the impend party is.. up,
and bide the beadles wee dam* melded ; bet the
amembimp amdetted themeekee with the Omni desereen;
and we malentand that the Empress, on this, se ea several
other osemiene larieg bur journey and sines her arrival in
Edin to her 'Mendota her warm apprecia-
tionbarks medial sad ropeedul welcome which she
wenerywhere met PR. The imperial party
Is sad fres the chapel, and the Empress
did est seem the lied put about by the journey
to the hotel having to be taken through a smart scow'
shower. In the afternoon, bee 114 wily, wish the
ustabam al her smite, and artesikal by anslairjet=dte be-
losatett: the hotel, took a walk atm and .
W P.laco, with the intentien el -sernedisg the Cates-
hill, to enm the extensive lad eilehmild panoramie view
which it affor.ls. The diegembhis dale el the weather,
however, preveuted We talsalka trra=oatiail oat ;
and the Empress desired tha gib to beets Rely- I
mod. The route ahem MS ems the PhibirliY
styled Jacob's hollers. PM meth of the
and thenoe to the Rest id liellesed Aloe. lat
pied for a few momele eppe the ancient
looked wistfully up at the umiliromes tomb= ad
by the pude ea the aparloseft al May 0111111111111;11
sad then exposed • areas art* to see meselk/dg
Arthur's Seat The royal
leetwarde to the point where rith=ie by
the Queen's drive at the foot albs :aft spline
of
keening" the wind, sad the MI elemephema
caused her Majesty, with apposed to m:
return to the city. The party theepeeesdid 111 ill•
gate; visaed the White Hone Mee, where we of the
gentlemen of the site entered the mortent
which
(be'
lieved le be the eldest hems In Edinburgh) from the
IV
Clow derives tie a few minutes to osier
tutte the quint old of the Knees house, sad
ned by the North to the hotel, which the Empire
did not age& leave Wet t.
It is emenend that her !Nasty will remain In Raabe*
for • deg or two, though nothmg definite 11 known es tide
point. -It he. been announced, however, that the Dukesad
Dunham ef Hamilton are to give a grand bell this (T.rdias
Ls even*, honour of the illustrious visitor. It is also
that a .candid suits of state apartments have been pm
vided In Hamilton Palace for her Majesty's reception, end
that the portraits of the Napoleon family (of which the
Derbies a Hamilton ie • member) have been re arranged
is se improved manor.

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Affiri

U 4 DA.
-LATEBgI INTALIGAINN.
•
_ KAMM .AND SICILY.

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The lad .ippbee GI fr.he Gaeta Gaze* has the
following : "
The Freed:l- ewlei Urn decided that mule of the
kingdom of the Two Siellioa if they prate* liwaloalvea la
the port of the French empire with paper, and the lag
of revolution, cannot enjoy the advantages which are
guaranteed to the royal subjects by our treaty of commerce
with France. This determination, which doss plat
honour to the imperial government, does not stand In wed
of comment or pities. It has been dictated by that good
faith of intentions and political conduct which constantly
distinguishes all the act, of the French government.

General Ulloa, the Neapolitan Minister of War,
has published two orders of the day ; one deciding
that, in consequence of the seal and devotedness
shown by the soldiers of the garrison of Messina,
they shall reoeive the silver medal of the Order of
/Francis 11. ; and the second thanking that garrison
for mining forward and subscribing a sum of
14,000 ducats towards the expenses of the cam-
Psign-
The Ever° announces that the Piedmonteee
government has sent pressing orders to immedi-
ately fortify the Room d'Anfo, on Lake Idro, in
the Alps of Lombardy.
The volunteers of Marsala, Catalafinli, and Pa-
lermo have resolved to present Garibaldi with a
star in diamonds, bearing the inscription, " The
thousand to their chief !"