The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-24 00:00:00

THE QUEEN IN GERMANY.

The Grand Dnke and Duchess of Baden e• .:ved
at Paid= on Saturday evening, on a %-sit t) Qtr.' :12 Vi.-
lola at Babelobar'.
Oa the birth-day of his Royal Hlghaces Priam Albert
(Thunday next) the Queen and Court will go to Berl'^,
when a review of the garrison will take place. Orend fits
will be celebrated in the capital; a gala ap-crule at the
Opera is talked of ; at night Rabeleberg s:'l be illurcinvt- d.

The Noureas sett* de PIIf AM Maio, that her Majesty
will mot take her departure from Behest:my r-t:1 the 28th.

" Baron Alexander Humboldt," says a letter from Berlin,
has been invited by IlteQuasand Priam Consort of England
to breakfast at the palace of Sobelaberg, and was received by
her Majesty and his royal 121gbases it the most flattering
meaner."

The following letter from Berlin in the Iredipendanre of
Brussel., testifies to the popuLuity of the Queen in Prussia:

"An immense crowd easernbled again to-day (the 19th)
In the streets, from the railway station to the palate of the
prince, In 00060.101006 of a report that the royal family
would dine there, and that Queen Victoria would previously
visit the mureum and other public establishments. It
was notaimple curiosity which drew the people t vesther, bats
real desire to show their respect for her Majcrty. Prins
Albert takes the most lively interest is everyth'eg connected
with arts and mimosa. He has visited the "re--ions
physiologist Raymond, and was present at some experiments
on electrical Ash. He has also visited and given orders to
several sculptors. The Queen alter the rot :ew went to
the tomb of the great king who had for.ned the army that
had just cheered her. Her Majes4 also abendmacel the
narrow circle of a family meeting, and request:A the Prince
to point out to her such of his &vett(' is are bated
and feared by the coterie of the inter:ern= as the poli-
ticians of the Jahr.. This is what In remarkable tz rte
visit dine Queen, and this is what Marc- -es her popoir,:ljr."

The Marquis and Marchioness of Headfort valved
in Hells last week, when his lordship prooredcd at once to
the Lodge, Virginia, on a *an to the Earl and Counter of
Berbers.

The Marchioness of Ely, with the youthful mar-
quis and the Ladles Loftus and Mr. Hope Vete, has r .Ived
at Ely Lodge, Wexford.
The Earl of Mornington has as Aced at the
Clartmioa Hotel, hem Germany.

Laud and Lady Hollanclentertsined at cfiner on
Saturday evening, at Holland Hamm the Durham of Wel-
lington, the Bart and Counting of BMtheme, Lay William
Homoil, Lord Brougham, the Hight Hon. 0. P. Vireo.,
M.P., Wee. Lane Fez, Mr. Alfred Montgoary, &a

Tge Right Hon. Evelyn Denison, Bpeakee of the
Roue of Commie, Is at present fetid*/ st Learnll, the
Ceitheele seat of the Doke of Pot Used.

On Friday and Saturday Lord John Manners
trispsetei the improvements which are still In progress at
Holyrood Palace. On Saturday his lordel'ip visited the
Botanic Gardens, and sambaed the new palm-honsee which
have recently been erected then by government, under the
esperintentleaus of the Board of Work.. His lordship was
to have Edinburgh yesterday (Monday) for the North.
The Prince and Princess de Joinville with their
family left Ostend yesterday for England. On the previour
day the Count de Paris and the Duke de Chartres also NOW
for England. The Nord states that all the members of the
Orleans family will sinemble et Claremont for the ono-
manorative ceremony of the 26th inst. the eighth anniversary
of the death of Ring Loots Phillips.

Prince Metternioh arrived at Frankfort on Satur-
day with his family, on his way to his chateau of Joherale-
i berg. Ms vigour aril the gallantry with which he ran up
the staircase of the hotel to greet a lady—banal( eighty-two
years of age—who was waiting t 3 receive blm, wore the sub-
Jed of general remark.

A Madrid LAW of this 19th says :—" Yesterday
it was blotto is adetixratic circles that the saerrlege of the
Da. of MalakoA, Frau% assbessodor la Loadoo, with
fSs esoodto Sophia Psalmist, daughter of the Yarquia of
Peaks" has bear dellaitlyely snagged. The seacalta Is a
lately Imam of about 26 paws, sorgasehogly grausial la bar
artiste, the vary type al ea Asides's" gesidesrossoi"

A letter frostibrla says :—" Sir Charles East-
Isla wee here the other day, ex lOW* from Vs** hems.
lastleh travellers ere sot es sastereas that year fw hay as
they were formerly, rod eepartany am they ware la ths lest
two years."

According to a statement from a Mr. T. P.
Shaffner, la the New York mew, the Rower al Kuroda
doer yaws bask resolved man the fersetica of a telegraph
line from St. Petersham to the Rawian poomenoas in
Noah Amara, sad theme to ilea Prsedsco. Its coarse
was lobe from St Petersburg to Moseen, theme ernes the
Cosi Konatelas her Ash% peeing through Mark to the
See of Okhotsk, end thence from Kanasolatka ammo Ma
Serial Hamlet/auks to Cook's Inlet, in Barka America.
This Sae, by a corsezion with the River Ancor end Neat-
ehseeis, would Wag St. Priereb•mt sad Paid' into &net

Sr! R. MURCHISON IN BCOTLAND.-011 Friday,
the 7th Inst., Sir R. Ntuthiets arrived, to the .teas-ship
Pharos, at Cape Wrath, from Mend, whither he bed pall
OIL a geelol =i, On Saturday he wathed, woes-
pealed by that ii ble and 0110311111041 dlesettwar and
eolleotor of hulk Mr. esok frau Pegs %Witt* all kw
of Dwane, a dletease of twelve ads% * wanthe linthe
Led &lures that ths day was Ivry
werta. Tb.22...1=411.111011104111,11 may b• Sesesal
trona the tireanciarn that pear* it.. at 6 o'clate,
end wawa retire to red till 10 et 12 at night.
Mr. Pesch was fortunate enough to to Coat, the
most northerly island in Brilatatwo tirjllrmaii of a 1
plant celled the " Arenaria N doss aot I
1
war to any other part of the hb
011 Tuesday, to Stash Cottage, sad thaw they dMrthet
somas to Antra and 1311apeo1.—Giespow flatly Nast
Bourn Kamintoros Mount.—Dunag the week
maks Mat of August, the sheers have beet as intros :
Oa Woodsy, Tusedwy, sad Saturday, free days, tell; an
Meaabq and Tuesday, teas mintage, 4,620. Oa the them
studious' days (edneterion to the public ed.), en ; aft de-
al"' evenhtt. WadnatdaY, 92. Total, to Fres the
opening of the Nutento, 661,948.