Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-28 00:00:00

THE COURT, &c.

OSBORNI, AUGUST 26.—The Qaeen, accompanied by
Prince Alfrad, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and
Prine Leopold, embarked in the Royal yacht Fairy
yesterday afternooe for a cruise. Lady Churchill, the
Hon. Lau Kerr, the lion. Mary B alteel, and the Equerries
in Waiting, were in attendance. The Prince Consort rode
on horseback. This morning, it being the anniversary of
his Royal Highness's birthisy, the band of the Royal
Marines played a sekction of music on the terrace.
Tram QuEuNr's JOURNEY TO THE Noarn.—The Qusen,
the Prince `3onsart, and the Royal family and suite, will
leave Lnndoa for Scotland this (Friday) morning by a
special train from King's-cross S:ation at 8 o'olock,
proceeding by the Great Northern rotate to York, and
thence by the North E.%stern, the Newcastle and Berwick,
an] Edinburgh and 13 rwiek lines to Scotland. The
usual regul ma will he adoW.ed to insure the safe transit
of the Royal train. Tae line and st ttions are to be kept
clear half an hour becore the time the Royal train is due,
and all train,: is to ha sopped until the Royal train and the
pilot engine following shall have passed. The pilot will
leave King's-molt station 1U minutes after the Royal train,
and follow at this interval as far as Y under conditional
recautions Taal communication between the guard and
the engine-]river wilt be ussd on this occasion, and a
man will be statioael on the tender to t ,ke cognizance of
signals. The trait, will be accompanied by its own fitters,
lampmen, an.i greases. At the stations whore the Royal
train is timed to stop the pudic are to be kept within
barriers on the doaria platform, so as to prevent their
crowding upon the Royal carafes; and those who may
be Admitted oa the up side are tulip) kept on the platform,

and not allowed to get on the line. At Hitchin, Hunting-
don, and Knottingley, the train will :pass slowly through
the straight lines without stopping.
TAB ORLEINIST FAMILLY IN ENGLAND.—Their Royal
Highnesses the_)) Ike and Duchess do Montpensier Dave
an elegant fete to the members of the Orleans family and
a distinguished party, on Monday last, at the Castle Hotel,
The company assembled shortly after noon, and at one
o'clock embarked from the garden of the Castle Hotel, int
the Itver Queen steamer, which ooareyed them to Mill-
wall, where the illustrious p arty landed and inspected the
Great Eastern steam-ship, Capt. Harrison, commander of
the Leviathan, having the honour to conduct his
distinguished visitors over the vessel. R-Atrning to Rich-
aloud at five o'clock, the royal party shortly afterwards sat
down to a magnificent dinner, at the Castle Hotel, which
was followed by a ball. The guests numbered about 70
aid comprised the Countess de Neailly and nearly all the
members of the ex-royal family of France, including the
Duchess of Orleans, with the Count de Paris and the
Duke de Chartres; their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess de Joinvilie, with the youthful members of their
family; the Duke and Duchess de Nemours and their
family, the Duchess of Sixa-Coburg and her family;
Prince Philippe of Wurtemberg, &c.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS•

[By British and Irish Afagnotio Telegraph.]

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
Wheat has fallen 4 francs per hectolitre, in the
Paris Corn Market.
To-day the Three per Cent Rentos were withon
vaaiation, closing at 66f. 95c.