The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-30 00:00:00

THE ,EXPREt3S, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1861.

VISIT OP MS ?SINCE
_OP WALES TO

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On Saturday the Priem st Wales, accompanied
by General Brom, Km. Bre* rod Wawa Koppel, paid a
sit to the Duke of Wader, proceeding from the camp
la am open carriage to Niewbridge, theme by the railway to
Haselhatcb, when be was met by the duke, whose carriages
were waiting to cosvey hie royal highness and suite to
ONUS. The Pronnan's Journal says
" The sews of the prime coming to the stately mansion
of Ireland's eel) duke spread far sod wide, and as he
pared on hi way he was nal by that simple contsesy,
reverent's, sail good mammas which native politeuess can
ever dissagege from servility sad Missies. At nightfall
the little town of Marnooth was case scene of festivity.
Every home is it was illuinisided, sad its people vied with
one moodier to show that they seated to bid the prince
welcome. The Leader Arms Hotel was bountifully illu-
swirled. Over the door were the initials' V. K sur-
mounted by the 'Prime's feathers,' illuminated in variegated
lights."
The plume attended Mime service on Sunday at the
pin* shone of Maynooth, whence the nows of his me-
nses attracted a peat crowd. The sermon was
preached by the Bev. Mr. Blacker, the rector of
the parish. After service hie royal highness
rutted Hayseed' CoUege in an open carriage•
sorempanied by the Marebioseon cif Kildare, Mrs. Colonel
White, sod Mira. Gonesed Besse. The party &Moodie; his
royal highs.. were—tbe Duke of Lain/Mr. the Marquis of
Kildare. Lord Clencisery, Loyd William Fitzgerald, General
Brine, Colossi Koppel, Colonel White, Mr. Beery, the
Ray. P. Blacker, MS Bev. Mr. Keenan. P.P., and Lord
Otho Fitzgerald. The carriages occupied by his royal
highases sad the ladles who aooompenied him baying
dross up to the principal entrance of the quadrangle,
be was received by the Roman catholic Archbishop of
fwbo our immediately recognised by the
having met him at the Irish College at
= as ,
the Very Key. Dr. Russell, president, and
the Very Kea. Lou. Whitehead. vicmpraidest. The
prism was then ecadmeted by Dr. Cale threugh may
part of the esta6lishaess4WWl the arningenteate of which
he expressed kulaAmielewt=rl. Among those who had
the honour of to his royal highness was
Dr. O'Kelly, who bees medical attendant to the hos-
pital for more thew haM a sontury, having been appointed
se MIL This keng modem thus there were but few stu-
dents in the map. Having_ courteously taken leave of
Arehtitabep Can& the Rev. .Dr Kamen. president, and
the Rao. Dr_ . Whitehead, wiempriteideak the prince re-
istsed to Cartes, where a member at the mobility and
palsy tbe winsrasisig ereatry Win Mailed to meet his
moymi Ingham at dkeeer. The pedant ad the Who, the
mem a/ the Far* sad the midi priest 1111111
theme bemend with ismilaileem The prime wee to return
to the Comesh yesterday.

Pr mac Ome Ertzwortow. —The work of .le-
etelition for the new public °Mom has been commenced,
sad homes in Duke-street sad Chariesalreet, Westminster,
an vapidly dieeppeanag. Yeetarday workmen were Deady
eseweed in pulling theme down. The buildings is course of
renewal comoriee parties ef the east side of Duke-street,
IM meth side of Charlie-atm& and thews% side of Crowe-
*rut. This will open a large space of ground to t►e south
of when the Fereiga-olioe now stands. wed w►ic► will be
nedseei aveilebie he the prepoesd sew bedew.

• ED. emu.

OffiERN Jutor IL
The Queen, Prince Consort, mad ituyal Family
Walked oat yeatenlay.
The Croeu Protee sod Nitwits§ of Prussia. and Princess
Helens, crow,' over to Southampton, in the royal yacht
Fairy, thin forenoon, logo to Salisbury, to visit the cathedral
there.

le attendance were Countess MAI, itit..olllll Dobeneek
Count Furstcestien, Lieotenant•Culoosl you °books, and
Colonel.the Hoe. A. Harding,.

A meetiog of the Firer° Committee of the Royal Com-
Enrico for the Exhibition of lt5L was held yesterday, at
the Privy Councii.allice. There were preseut—Earl Gran-
villa (chairman), the Right Hon. It. Lowe, M.P., Sir
Alexander Spearman, Bait. Mr. Thrieg, and Mr. Edgar
Bowring (secretary). Mr. Williams, financial Alcor, attended.
A donut/Air on the subject of the Galway Mail Packet
Contract bad sa interview on Saturday with Viscount
Palmerton. The deputation consisted of Mr. Malcomson
(chairman), Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P. (deputy-chairman),
aad Mr. Hoary Valiance.
Her Majesty's Cooll4illl6ollin for the International Exhi-
bition of 1562 have requested the following gentlemen to
set ass committee in connexion with Clan L (Hieing, Quarry-
Mg, Metallurgy, sad Mineral Products) is the coming &chi_
bars :—Sir It. Murchison, D.C.L., F.R.S. ; Professor
Warrington Smyth, F.R.S. ; Professor Percy, M.D., F.R.S. ;
Preterit Ramsay, I.R.S. ; Professor Maskelyne, I.R.S. ;
Hussey Vivian, Esq., M.P. ; Samuel Blackwell, Fiq. ;
Nicholas Wood, Esq. ; Thomas Sopwith, Esq., F.R.S. ; R.
B. Grantham, Esq. ; and J. Rawson Barker, Esq.
Her Majesty's Commissionen for the International Exhi-
bition of 1562 have received a communication from the
Italian government, intimating that commissioners have
been appointed to represent Italy, in the coming Exhibition.
Despatches TIM received yesterday at the Colonial•cMos
from the Governors of British Columbia, the Bahama; the
'West India Islands, Canada, Malta, Gibraltar, the Lord
High Commissioner of the Irian Island, and from the
Governors of Ceylon and Hong Hoag.

Hr& Maiesry.—We understand that, according
to present arrangements, the Queen and the Prince Consort,
sosompanied by the Princess Alice, will leave Osborne as
the 20th proximo, for their tour in Ireland.

His Royal Highness the Prince Contort and Lie
Royal Righawes the Crown Primo of Prussia are expected
to arrive at Bwediagbana Palace to-day front Osborne.

His Royal Hiillness the Dnke of Cambridge, us
geseral eommsaddng•io-chief, inspected the Ist Regiment of
Life Guards and the Royal Hone Guards yesterday morn.
lag on Wormwood Scrubs. The Duke of Cambridge, who
was accompanied by Colonel the Hon. James Macdonald,
CB., arrived en the ground at 10 o'clock, at which hour
the line wee formed. The brigade was commanded by
Colossi Parker. The let Late Guards was commanded by
L•slsed the Hon. Dudley de Roe, and Colonel Baillie com-
manded the Royal Horse Guardia. At the termination of
the lasdfaction the Duke of Cambridge expressed his entire
approval of the efficiency and martial bearing of the troops.
The Earl Bemiehanap, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Raglan,
Major•Geoeral Douglas, he., were among the spectators.

His Excellencythe Belgian Minister and Madame
Van de Weyer sod family lama town oa Thursday for New
Ledge, Windsor Forest.
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester left town
railwaay to joie the circle about to assemble on a visit to
the Coast.. Cowper et Wrest Pork, Bedfordshire.

France, CounteasWaldegrave and Mr. Harcourt,
11. P., are entertaining a select circle at Dudbroot °ro►e,
rassz.

Viscount Hamilton has left town for Wrest Park
co a visit to the Coal:items Cowper.

Lord and Lady Forester have left Audley-square
dor their seat Willey Park, Salop.
Lord Dufferin has left town on a visit to the
Oseatew Cowper, at Wrest Park, Radio/daisies.
Lord and Lady Manners have left town for the
Queseellotel, Upper Norwood.

. _
We hear that a marriage will shortly take place
between Mae Body, tend daughter of the Hon. Kra
itlewd Curios, wad gtendelaughter of th. Baronies de
la Zettobe, end Captain Gore, aide-do-oamp to the Lord
Lieutenant of Irelaad.

Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson have arrived at
Nettle's Hotel, 17, Doveoetreet, after a lengthened owl-
dance in Paris.

The Right Hon. Sir George Grey has left town to
attend to ku I.4ifffliioS at Xorpsth.

A grand fete is to be held at Broadlands to-
•orrsw, by the kied prrinheion d Lord Primenden, on
Wolf of the Southampton Polytechnic Inutitution.

His Exoellency the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland
has anospied the invitation of Lieut.• Colonel Hobbs and
tie oaken of the 14th depot battalion to a luncheon during
the holding of the cattle show at Belfast.

Vice-Admiral Sir James Hum K.C.8., naval

emernander•in-cliief of her Majesty's dent at Hong-Kong,
W last mint through Captain Washington, R.N., hydro-
grapher of the Admiralty, to the National Lifeboat Institu-
tion the Mead &MUM of W.