The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-26 00:00:00

TIIE YELLOW 1 'EI ER.

Her Majesty's government hai received further
information through the Foreign-ottice respecting the
vessel Empress Eugenie, which was placed under ipiaran-
tine at St. Nazaire on the 19th inst., in consequence of en
outbreak of yellow fever on her passage Irons Vera Cruz-
It appears that on the '22nd November the vessel was still
at St. Nazaire, and that there was no longer any sickness
on board, Nu fresh case had occurred since her arrival in
port. The deaths which took place on the passage were
six or seven in number. The remaining caeca recovered
without difficulty. The duration of the quarantine bad
been fixed at five days for the passengers, who were re-
moved for that period to a health ship (Navire lazaret)
which was stationed at St. Naraire, and at seven days for
the crew, who were considered to be more exposed to infec-
tion. For additional security orders were given to purify
the vessel completely. The ipianuitiue for the crew dated
from such purification (effected about the instant),
but for the passengers it commenced about 24 hours after
arrival.
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The Royal Mail steam-packet Tym.,, from the West
Indies, anived at Southampton on Sattmlay, the 24th
inst., for repairs, with a crew of ninety-one persons, but
without p.uisengtrs. She left St. Thomas on November 3,
and since that time eight ca-es of yellow fever, of which
four were fatal, had occurred on board. The List death
was on the 19th inst. The vessel has been placed under
quarantine at the Motherbank until further entire. The
sick have been ordered to be removed to the hospital ship
Menelaus, and the remainder of thecrcw la.vcbeen ordered
on board the hospital ship Lolus.
SOCTIIAMPTON, SUNDAr.—According to instructions re-
ceived here from the Lords of the Privy Council, the Tyne
proceeded to the Motherbank at 6 o'clock this morning,
guarded by her Majesty's gunboat Pheasant. The sick
will be transferred to the quarantine hulk Menelaus, and
the healthy will be removed to another vessel to-morrow.
It is expected that the Tyne will be admitted on 'Wednes-
day.

THE QULT.N'S VISIT Ti) THE " BLACK COUNTRY."
—The acceptance by her Majesty of the invitation to
attend the inauguration of the public statue to his Royal
Highness the Prince Consort liass thrown the district into
quite &ferment of excitement, soli the 10:01 and indus-
trious inhabitants of this thriving district are actively
preparing for the expected visit. At Wolverhampton
committees have been appointed, and sit daily to make
the necessary arrangements' for the reception of her Ms-
jeety and the royal party accompanying her, which will
include the l'rince soil Prince= Christian. The special
train is expected to arrive in Wolverhampton about 12 or
1 o'clock, and after partaking of luncheon at the station
her 3lujesty will proceed in denii•state to the Market-
square, where the inauguration will take place.
THE PRINCE OF %VALES AT TIIE PETERSBURG
TilF.ATItg.-00 the Itlth there was a state viait to the
theatre at St. Peterahurg. The Emperor entered leading
by his band the youthful consort of his son. She wore a
white dress studded with pink hearts, and adorned with
a red sash over her right shoulder. '' The light," says a
correspondent, " played on the stones of her diadem, and
happiness was reflected in her dark lustrous eyes as she
timidly advanced to the front of the imperial box. Power
and beauty thus exhibiting themselves in rare union,
the house broke into jubilant hurrahs, giving three
times thrse in well measured, long sustained shouts.
All this time the Emperor stood in the centre of the
box holding his new daughter by his nand, present-
ing her to the public, and bowing repeatedly in acknow-
went of the enthusiastic welcome. Before the hurrahs
had ceased his son, the husband of the Dineen, her
Danish brother, her English brother-in-law, and with them
all the members of the imperial family had appeared in
the box, ranging themselves behind the royal couple in
I front. only the Empress was absent, she being India-
, posed. At the end of the British Anthem the Emperor
gave the Prince of Wales his right hand, and, leading him
half a step forwards, together with the royal representa-
tive of Great Britain, again bowed thanks for the mark of
respect bestowed upon his guest. The performance of
the Danish hymn, with its roUieg refrain (Coto Christian
atoll red hail.); mast), which succeeded, was equally ac-
knowledged by the Crown Prince of Denmark. Cheers
thundered again through the house, when, at the
end of this noble and significant ceremony, Mx Ma-
jesty, courteously kissing the hand of his lovely daughter,
conducted her to the central seat of the box. With him
sill the members of the imperial family, as well as their
royal gu=ts, seated themselves. In the middle of this
r wreath of illustrious personages were prominent the Prin-
ce= Maria Feodorowna, her husband, and the Emperor.
To the Emperor's right at the Prince of Wales, with the
Grand Duchess Michael es his beautiful neighbour for the
evening ; to the Cessrevitch's left the Grand Duchess
Constantine, with the Crown Prince of Denmark at her
aide. Around and behind them the Princess and Prin-
cesses of the blood."
118,ZAT NORTHIIIit HOSPITAL, CALIDONIAN-11.0AD,
T•r.agOlv,*.—Number of patients for the week ending
Nev. 21, of whisk 25115 was sew oases.

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