The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

EMBARKATION OF THE PJ

38 DAT.)

(MOO 001 OWN 0011ISPONDINT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNIODLT.

The Pers, with the members of the House of
Commona, left Southampton this morning at four o'clock.
She was met in the Solent by the Brazil packet Avon.
Above 100 eat down to dinner in the splendid saloon of
the Pan last night, and they formed a very pleasant patty.
The speeches were all on one aide of the question, and there
were no divisions. The Ayes had it all their own way.
The only motions made were loyal and friendly toasts, which
were carried unanimously, amid cries of " hear, hear," and
*beers. The house did not finally break up nail midnight.
Seer *vital swigs were sang during the eveniag.
The Earl of Malmeebury embarks here on board the royal
yacht Elfin, this afternoon, on his way to Osborne, to accom-
paey the Queen to Cherbourg.
The following is a list of the rumbas on board :
Lord Ashley, Mr. A. 8. Ayrtca, Mr. A. H. Bar-
ing, Mr. IL T. Bees, Mr. A. Bathuest, Mr. W.
Beath, Mr. Beeman, Mr. Bonham-Cuter, Mr. Brumley-
Moore, Oen. Beckley, Mr. R. J. R. Campbell, Sir J. R.
Cameo, Mr. 8. Child, Mr. J. C. Cobleold, Gen Codrington,
Sr T. E. Colebrook*, Mr. W. Ocaingitam, Right Ilon.
W. F. Cowper, Mr. Aldine= Coati, Hon. W. H. F.
Denison, Mr. E. Died; Mr. C. Demme, Sir J. Duke, Hon.
Coked Dummies, Mr. C. Duped, Mr. B. C. Egerton,
Sir J. Elpielnotons, Mr. T. W. Zama Mr. J. C. E wart,
Mr. W. Fagan, Sir M. Farquhar, Mr. J. H. Foley, Colonel
French, Mr. A. L. Goddard, Mr. J. Grams, Capt. Gray,
Mr. C. D. Griffith, Gen. Hall, Mr. T. Hankey, Mr. K. D.
Hodgson, Mr. B. Holland, Mr. W. W. F. Hume, Mr. H.
Imam, Mr. W. Jaime, Mr. D. Jones, Sir F. Kelly,
Col. Knox, Mr. J. H. Langstoe, Sir R. Lewin" Mr. W. S.
Lindsay, Capt. Lowther, Mr. T. Laos, Mr. G. Lyall, Mr.
A. Macarthy, Mr. O. Mecatesy, Mr. J. 'Minn, Mr. R.
M. WIWI, Right Hon. J. R. Mowbray, Sir C. Napier, Mr.
D. Nicoll, Sir D. J. Non," Col. W. Pettis, Mr. H.
Paull, Viscount Pevemasy, Mr. R. N. Philips, Mr. J.
Pritchard, Mr. C. W. G. Puller, Sir H. C. Rawliaaa, Mr.
P. Robertson, Mr. J. A. Roebuck, Mr. W. Roman, Mr. H.
Russell, Mr. A. Riemell, Mr. H. W. Schneider, Mr. H. E.
fisymer, Mr. J. Steel, Mr. M. Sullivan, Mr. W. P. Thorn-
hill, Mr. W. Tile, Mr. W. Varudttart, Mr. S. Warren, Col.
L. Watkins, Mr. J. P. Brown-Walked, Mr. J. White,
Mr. H. W. Wickham, Mr. W. Williams, Sir W. F.
Williams, and Mr. J. Wyld.
The Earl of Sheffield and Lord Kingeale are the only two
members of the upper house who have elected to accom-
pany their legislative colleagues on board the Pert, though
several of their lordships will of course be present in their
official capacities in attendance on the Sovereign, and several
more In their own yachts.
There were two pilots on board the Pen—one to take her
to the Needles, and the other amass the Channel. She left
Southampton in beautiful style. Notwithstanding the early
hour at which she started, several members were observed on
deck as ohs left.

Last night the sky here threatened rain and thunder, and
the can set ominously. The barometer was also going down ;
but this morning the weather is splendid, end would almost
We good the remark that has been made, that the Emperor
invited the Queen of Ragland to insure Sae weather for the
Cherbourg them
It is rumoured here that it has not been decided whether
the Royal Yacht squadron will start for Cherbourg on Fri-
day from the Needles or from the Nab—that is, whether
they will go Co the westward or eastward of the Isle of
Wight, and that it will depend upon the wind. The yachts
continue to increase in number in Cows* roadstead.

SOUTHAMPTON, TOESDA Y.
Some splendid wines were shipped by a London
house on board the Pere to-day for the use of the members
of the House of Commons bound for Cherbourg. The
members have found their own wines. The Etna, which Is
to take to Cherbourg the directors of Canard's Company,
arrived here to-day. Mr. Anderson's (the director of the
Peninsular and Oriental Company) beautiful steam yacht
arrived here to-day on her way to Cherbourg. The Ileums
will not leave Southampton for Cherbourg until the Sth.
She will leave in company with the Salsette. The South
Western Company's steamer Courier will not go to Cher-
bourg, as was at tint intended, in consequence
of the break down of the Suprema The Havre and
Chump!, Islands mail pickets, which arrived here
this morning, bring news that the excitement
about visiting Cherbourg, in France, Jitney, and Gum-
my, was Increasing. Several steamers have been running
dolly from Havre to Cherbourg conveying pawners. In
Jersey even the oyster smacks have been engaged to convey
pamingers to the Cherbourg Men. From Jersey and Guern-
sey the steamers Petropolis, Venus, Cygnet, Brighton, and
others will take in passengers fir the Mtge. Cher-
bourg Is about 40 miles from Jersey. A number of the
English yachts which will proceed to the Phu will convey
over their owners and large pardon of their friends besides.
A greet many of the English aristocracy will therefore be
present at this meeting of the two sovereign.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended by
Lord Valletort and Mr. Gibbs, and his Royal Highness
the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Colonel Tyrwhitt,
embarked here this afternoon on board the royal yacht Pairy,
commanded by his Serene Highness Prince Brunet of W-
akes, as their way to Osborne for to-night, and Cher-
bourg to-marrow. The dock is crammed with steamers, and
their eimseranos at night with their saloon. brilliantly
Lighted up I. most enlivening. Numbers of fashionable
people have been landing here during the whole day from the
Isle of Wight packet', evidently bound for Cherbourg from
this port. The hotels are full, and the town is very gay.

THE QUEEN'S DEPARTURH,
PORTSMOUTH, TOISDAT Hume.
The precise period of the Queen's departure is
still very uncertain, but the royal squadron, which will con-
sist of at least six vessel., will probably not leave until
to-morrow evening. The Primo of Wales strived in Porte-
mouth from London this afternoon, and immediately em-
barked in the Fairy at the Clarence-yard fur Osborne,
wheezes he will proceed with the royal petty to Cherbourg.
The Ramon, 21, *mew frigate, Captain I. A. Paynter, sailed
dor Cherbourg 'ablest night. It Is doubthl whether or not
she is gone on mote preliminary errand and will return to
form parted the naval escort, or whether she bad orders to
remain on the other side of the Channel. Rear-Admiral
the Hon. Geroge Grey mils to-night in the Portsmouth
yacht, accompanied by the Echo, steam-tug, for Cherbourg.
It now appeals that the Royal Albert, 121, screw, bearing
the Sag of Admiral Lord Lyons, and the Renown, 91, screw,
Captain Forbes, will sail to-morrow morning. Probably
they:will remain outside Cherbourg untft the royal squadron
comes up with them, the superior speed of the Queen's
yachts requiring that the mote, if that word be not a mis-
nomer, shall be considerably ahead.
The Urgent, 2, steam troop ship, Commander Miodonnel,
is to mil to-merrow morning with a large number of cap-
tains and other officers of the royal navy, who have received
invitation to proceed in her to Fraao►

The Duke of Mslakhoff arrived et Um railway station, by
►ain, tram London, at • quarter to alz this evening. His
Racelleney was received by a guard at honour of the 15th
Regiment, and la to dims this amine on board the Royal
Albert, at • grand bowled to be given by Lori Lyons.

TRITINORIAL TO LORD Joan Rug/MM.—lt is
gonorally ambralood that ths ..salty of Jaws fuddled
M Loaded Wend M mark thodr made of tha obligation tboty
ono to this nobbles& by govenotlog to Lady John Rummell
• boudoir nate, oonsioltsg of • table and four chairs com-
posed of solid sear.—/bes.

_
Mr. Spurgeon is annotusced to appear in Belfast
ea the 17th indent. The rev. mamma was limited to
meet the Elul. of Eras and Reiss, but previous laws.
mats precasted hlm frees earectista the leviathan. Ow of
the local men nays that Lord Egliatoua may be pawing
through Belfast about the day of 11r. Spurious 's visit, sad
la that event his Esotheacy "might be dimmed te Mend
the service.•

"According to intelligence received from the
Ragoe,"mye the Paris Preen, " the Kieg et Holland has

sneered bid determination to abdicate. The Prince of
Oraage will be nights= years of age en the Mb of Sep-
tember, than Webb, Ida majority. It le ems said that
Xing Wtillain 111., whim Is at punt M Wiesbaden, will
sot return to Hama. The motime of tide denomination

ere sulcsown ; but it is reseenbsnet dna at the &nth of his
tether, the mesa Mai, vise nes thee la Ittihad, refused
it dnt to nosed On throes, ea did sot Mars to Holland
until atter having Whited nee tins."

Accounts from Posse in the German journals
snits that the revalntionary eommittee of Leedom bee no-
°Getty distributed in Poland c vim of a manifesto exciting
the Poles to rebellion. A copy bee been lOW by the
anthoettiss of Posen.