The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-25 00:00:00

VISIT OF LORD PALMEZSTON TO LEEDS.

ARRIVAL OP MIS LORDSHIP.

Very extensive preparations are being MAN in
Leeds in anticipation of the Wile meetings at which
Lord Palmerston, during his visit to Yorkshire, has
consented to maim. His lordship was expected
to arrive in the town at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon ; and a vast concourse of people assem-
bled at that hour at the Central Station. The train
made its appearance punctually, but did not contain the
Premier of England ; and the good people of Leeds had to
rentrala their =thesis= until the arrival of the next Great
Northern time, which the time-hilla fixed for air o'clock.
At that hour an immense multitude congregated ee and
armed the station. The train arrived with tolerable peso-
taahty, and his lordship, with Lady Pabiserska kosairig (as
his any sad aoroomanied by the Right Hoa. W. Cowper,
Chief Osairairsioner of Public Works, made his way
through a lane which was readily opeued up for
his passage, is the waiting-room, while the horses win
being pet to his lordship's own confess, which was brought
by the same trio. When the party entered the waiting
room the officials shut the dour ; but it was soon opened by
his loribbip, who, as well as lady Palmerston, seemed
immensely to enjoy the popular minty and enthusiasm.
On the top of the carriages of the train, which commanded
a sight of the waiting-room door, the more agile of the
populace swarmed like bees ; but they did not long enjoy
the point of advantage, as the traiu was moved off awl
shunted on to a siding—a roanauvre at which his lordship
seemed greatly amused. The crowd gave many broad
hints that they should like to hear his lordship speak, and
pnwiagly asked for " josta word or two ;" but the noble
Ammon made no sign until it wee measured that the
carriage was in readies's, when he sail, •• Gentlemen,
there is a good old saying, • Welcome the coming, speed
the parting gu•at.' You have been very kind in receiving
us. I hope you will let um have a lane to get away."
This sally elicited loud applause and laughter. An open.
log was immediately nada in the vast crowd, and amid
tumultuous cheering his lordship and party passed to an
open carriage, drawn by four beautiful grey hones, and
drove off to Kirkstall Grange, the seat of William Becklat,
Req., whom guest his lordship will be during his May in
Leeds. Though the crush at the station was immense
during the time his lordship remained, the utmost good
tumour prevailed.

Lord Fitzwilhani, the lord lieutenant of the county,
arrived is Leeds in the course of the afternoon, and formed
one of the distinguished party entertained last night at
dinner, at Kirkstall Grange.

LOLL DERBY.—Our Liverpool correspondent, on
inquiring d Knowdey yseterday (Wedsismtsy), was informed
the Hari of Derby arm mpidly approaching coaraleaesace.

The Lord Lieutenancy of the county of Sussex,
which has become mama by the death of his Grace the
Duke of Richmond, K.G., will, it is said, be bestowed upon
the Earl of Chichester. The riband of the Garter worn by
the late duke does not fall, aa it would naturally, to the
disposal of Lord Palmerston, inasmuch am Lord Derby, on
Minos from odice last year, was nominated as extra knight
• that illustrious order, by command of her Majesty, and
eonsequently succeeds to the flint vacancy which occurs In
that body by death.
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