The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-02 00:00:00

PRINCE ALBERT AND PRINCE ALFR2D AT

CARNARVON.

His Royal Highness Prince Albert, with Prince
Alfred, acoompanied by Uri Granville and the Hoe.
Colonel Phipps, waived neexpectedly at Carnsrvon from
Holyhead by a special train, about 1 o'clock, on Friday last.
The royal party paid a short visit to the venerable mile,
in which the first Prince of Wales was born, and then
passed on to Reldgelsrt, reaming at 5.11 Owing to the
hurried nature of the visit, the authorities were not made
acquainted with the first arrival of the party, bat upon their
return from Beddgelert, they were received at the 'tattoo
by the mayor of the borough, Mr. Llewelyn Turner, who
was introduced to the prince by Colonel Phipps. The mayor
expressed his regret that be bed sot bees aware of Om royal
visit is time to receive their royal bigbassess and to show
them the meek, explaining that be was out yachting with
Colonel Sir Joho Jones, awl arrived ashore too late. Prince
Albert said the mayor wee free from all blame, as the visit
was so harried that it was hardly to be expected that any
preparation should have been made. The mayor, who is
ales the Commodore of the Royal Welsh Yacht Club, then
drecrlbed to his royal highness the priecipal features of the
race for the cup presented by his Royal Highness the
Prison of Wales, which was woo by the Cecilia yacht on the
previous day; after which the Mayor d Caniervon pre.
seated the Mayor of Pwllheli. The royal party then de-
puted by special train under a salute of Ft guns fired from
the brass field pieces belonging to the corporation.

Should public rumour prove true, her Majesty is
not without intentions of again and often honouring Ire-
land with a visit, fir that many-tongued agency has already
assigned her a site for a royal residence in the most pie.
kremlin' part of Muckrivw demesne.

Lord Palmerston has returned to Walmer Castle.
Earl Russell has arrived at Abergeldie. Mr. Milner Gibson
is staying in &Miami, where also Sir Charles Wood is ex-
pected to arrive. The other members of the cabinet are
also out of town, but Lord Granville is expected to arrive in
the metropolis from Ireland.

On Friday evening the Due de Nemouts, the
Prince de Joinedle, the Due D'Aumale, the, Doc de Char-
tres, and tbo Due de Montpenaier, arrived in Liverpool, and
proceeded to the AdelpLi Hotel, where apartments had
been prepared for them. As their visit Wllll quite private
and unexpected they were out called epos by the mayor
or other local authorities. Early on Saturday morning
they went on hoard the Creat Eastern, whore they were
received by Captain Cawkitt and Mr. Searle, who conducted
them over the vessel, with whom rnagaifioeoce and splendid
proportions the visitors appeared much impressed. In the
afternoon the Prince de Joinville, the Count de Paris, and
the Due de Chartres sailed in the Attic*, Cunard steamer,
for New York, accompanied by Captain Norio, two seers-
taries, a medical man, sod dye servant.. The other :nem.
hers of the family returned to Loudon by the 3.40 train.
During their stay in Liverpool the princes were attended by
M. K. Victor, interpreter to the Liverpool mid New
York Steam Navigation Company.
. .

It affords ua much pleasure to stay that the re-
ported Jodi/position of the Counter de Neuilly (the widow
of Louis Philippe) is destitute of foundation. A rumour
was prevalent before the es-Queen's visit to Worthing, but
no doubt her sojourn at that watering place was beneficial.
Since the Countess de Neuilly returned to Claremont about
ten days sines she has enjoyed the beet health. At an
early boor on Saturday morning his Royal Highnees the
Ponce de Joinville and his son left Claremont for America.
It is understood that the youthful prince goes to Ame-
rica to embrace the naval service.

The Bishop of London visited Basle last week,
arid also Lucerne. We believe that his lordship's tour OD
the tleotinent is likely to extend over soon weeks.

A marriage will shortly take place between Major
the Hoe. James C. Dormer, second era of the Lord Donner,
sod Ella, only (laughter of Sir Archibald Alison, Bart.,
sod widow of the late Robert Cutler Forenoon, PA., of
Craiedarroch.