New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-20
GREAT BRITAIN
ARRIVAL OF THE vICEROY OF EGYPT IN LONDON
LIS VISIT TO TIE OEEEN.

ARRIVAL OF TIE VICEROY OF EGYPT IN LONDON
his VISIT TO THE QUEEN.
His Highness the Viceroy of Egypt reached
London Saturday evening, july The Charing Cross
Of the South Eastern Railway elegantly dec
GRATED large number citizens assembled 20 witness
the Pashas advent The First Lord OF Admiralty ir
Cory. the Earl Of Dudley, and MajOrG Gen. seymour
the platform to meet his Iighness. Tie Turkish
panied by Nubar Pasha, his nephew, and numerous
TetHue and during the whole line Of route from Chang
coined by the people. His Hghness wears the ordinary
European dress, with The addition Of the fez ON the
night of the 9Th the NicerOy attended the Royal Italian
Opera at Goyent Garden and occupied The queens box;
Stanley at the Foreign ONCE in Whitehall Gardens
on Monday evening the Viceroy left Dudley House on
visit 70 her Majesty the Queen az Windsor Castle The
Viveroy drove to the Paddlngton station OF the Great
Western Railway in order to proceed by the 6:l5 D.
train, which Is slipped at Slough for Windsor. Al Pad
diDgOn his Royal ghness the of Wales the
Pasha IN the Royal waiting attached TO the ter
minus The platform I'm front this suite OF was
party earpeicd ana crimson cords stretched upon iron
standards preserved a sort Of open space IN front
Of the saoon-csrrage intended for tho Viceroy
ana frlnee OF wales. The royal party were re-
ceived by Capt Buckley. tile directors Fred
line and Mr. Alfred higgins divisional snpo
ntendent OF the London district, and conducted
NieeToys carriage and the greatest eagerness dis
who accompanied by Musurus Bey The Turkish Elf
bassador The latter was to present the Pasha TO The
the train Windsor, where II arrived a few INMATES be-
fore o'clock In the terminus yard was guard of honor
consisting OF 100 rank and ME OF the ls Battalion scots
Fusilier Guards under the command OF Col White with
the c00rs band and bagppes Of the regiment number
Of the Queens carriages had been sent 70 the station from
tbe Royal news that allotted for the use Of heVceroy and
Prince being open one drawn by white horses The
arrival platform and the approaches 10 the terminus
thrODged with spectators while the streets on The town
gay with flags aud banners hung from the windows
Of the houses. Opposite the Queens private waiting
room were Mr. r. X Copeland, The Mayor 81 windsor,
Who his official badge and chain, ana Mcssrs JOncs
bedbOfOugh, HOldeIDcss and Pearl Of the Town Council
These gentlemen, together with Capt Buckley, had Tie
honor of receiving the Prince and VceIoy ON Their gut
ing the saloon M Dawson, the station agent was also
IN attendance. The Prince then led the Niceroy 10 the
carnage and on appearing at the doorway ne guard ot
honor presented arms, the Dand playing Turkish ar
lhe spectators cheeTed loudly the Prince and Plsa
loon thelf seats IN the carriage with VI. MusuIus me
Eceroy dned with the Queen and Prince aud slept at
iLe palace AT night
o., TIE SHEFFIELD oUTRAGES.
The Commissioners continue 10 receive evidence u the
slmes perpetIated by the Trade Unions al sheffield.
,eD named Hatefsly, namakeT, detailed the cIcum-
lces connected with the blowing mp OF his place, for
WEIGH Three Ken had, years ago. been conveyed uPQn