The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-02 00:00:00

THE LATE QUEEN MARIE AMELIE.

All the arrangements connected with the funeral
of this venerable lady have now been completed. The
hearse, drawn by eight horses and preceded by mounted
mutes bearing wands, will leave Claremont Palace at a
quarter past 11 to-morrow. All the mourners will follow
to the park gates on foot. Only the princes of the House
of Orleans will wear cloaks ; all others who are Invited to
take part in the ceremony will be in plain evening dress,
without either cloaks or hatbands. Outside the park gates,
and drawn up on the left to precede the hearse, will
be two mourning coaches sad four, one for Bishop
Grant and the clergy of his diocese who may assist ; the
other for the late Queen's private chaplains. Immediately
following the hearse, three mourning coaches will convey
the Princes of Orleans—namely, the Comte de Paris, the
Duc de Chartres, the Comte d'Artois, the Prince de Join-
villa, the Duc d'Anmale, and other members of the
family. The rest of the procession will be erraneed in the
following order, the diplomatic corps being in the carriages
immediately following those of the princes:
. . .

Fur Carrie.—The Austrian Ambassador, the Prussian
Ambassador, the Belgian Minister, the Bavarian Minister.
Second Carriage—The Italian Minister, the Portuguese
Minister, the Saxon Minister, and the Spanish Minister.
Third Carriage.—The Brazilian Minister and the Mexi-
can Minister.
Fourth Carriage.--General Count de Montesquieu, Gs-
neral Count de Houdetot, General Count Dumas, and
General Count Chabannes.
Fifth Carriage.—The That Belgian Officer, General
Baron Chabaud Latour, and lie Elion.
Sixth Carriage.—Count de Jarnac, Lieut.-General Sir
Edward Curt, the Second Belgian Of ter, and Captain
Morlain.
Seventh Carriage.—MM. Guist, Thiers, Duchatel, and
Remusat.
Eighth Carriage.—MM. Detain, Duman, Hebert, and
General Changarnier.
Ninth Carriage.—M. Bother, Count de Grorudeld, and
MM. Fortunate and Trognon.
Tenth Carriage.—Dr. de Mussy, MM. Octave Band de
Bretzil, Alison, and Amelia.
Eleventh Carriage.—MM. Begnier (pere), Gauthier,
Fauval, and lengeL
Twelfth Carriage.—MM. Collett: and Allaire, Fleury,
and A. de Latour.
Thirteenth Carriage.—MM. Jolly, Replier (fib), sad
Mesnierd.
After the pexession has started from the park gates the
princesses and the ladies of the household will leave the
palace and proceed to Weybridge by another and shorter
route through Walton and Outlands-park, so as to be in
the chapel before the arrival of the hearse. This part of
the cortege will consist of five carriages, conveying the fol-
lowing distinguished mourners :
First Carriage—The Counter of Paris, the Duchess of
Chartres, the Princess Marguerite, the Princess
Second Carriage.—The Duchess d'Aumale, the Duchess
of Wertemburg, the Princess Salem., the Countess Air-

Third
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• Carriage.—The Marchioness de Lasagne, the
Baroness Irinquerlui, the Countess de Chabaones, the
Marchioness de Beauvoir.
Fourth Carriage.—Mdlle. Maser, YdlL. Boeris, Madame
de Porquet, Marquis de Beauvoir.
Fifth Carriage.—Mdlle. Bernard, the Countess Bernie,
the Boron/sr Wangenheim, and Mdlle. fit. Aubin.
From the steps of the palms to the park gates, and from
Weybridge-heath to the vault, the hawse will be attended
on each aide by General Count Montesquion, General
Count Houdetot, General Count Dumas. and General
Count Chabannes.
The body, as we have stated, will not be taken into the
little church, but direct through the churchyard to the
external entrance to the vault in which the re-
mains of Louis Philipps are laid. This little IBM-
s:ileum is so narrow that it has bad to be en-
larged to admit of Queen Marie Amelie's coffin
being laid by the ride of that of her husband. In
the chapel itaelf their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wales and the Duke of Cambridge will meet the mourners,
and remain during the funeral service. When this short
ceremony is ended, the members of the royal family will
go down to the vault, and after they hayloft the members
of the diplomatic corps will also pees round the coffin, and
after these the members of the late Queen's household.
General Count Dumas will stand at the head of the ooffin
till all have passed through the vault, and will remain to
see it finally closed.

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