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t and wind, performed the voyage to Dover in two hours, a arrival at Dover their Imperial Highnesses proceeded to the Ship Hotel and partook of breakfast, and at four o'clock left by special train on the London Chatham and Dover railway for London, arriving at Victoria station at ten minutes to six A. M, the distance from Dover to London--seventy-eight miles--having been run in one hour and fifty minutes. The Archduke and Duchess were received at Dover and accompanied to London by Mr. J. S. Martin, the Superintendent of the London, Chatham and Dover Railway Company. The suite consisted of the Countess Zichy; the Countess Trolonich, the Baron Dupont, the Marquis Corlo the Count Luzow, and the Chovaller Scherzenlechner Onatrival at Victoria Station the imperial party proceeded at once to the Clarendon Hotel, where apartments had been engaged for them. The Archduke has been travelling in strict incognito, under the title of the Count Lacroma, consequently all the usual receptio