The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-22 00:00:00

gpt Court.

BALMORAL, BrrT.l9.
The Queen and the Prince, the Princess Royal, at

Priam Frederick William of Prussia, drove yesterday to
Bi.khall, and from thence to the Lynn of De*. Her
Majesty and their Royal Highnesses mounted their ponies
at the Ford of laehbottart, and rode to Bilmoral.

Barr. 20.

The Quell, accompanied by the Prince of Wale., and
attended by Viscountess Canning, rode out on horseback
ye.terday afternoon.

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Prince Albert aid P6llOB Frederick William et Freesia
went to the hill for deer.

I Kr. and Mn. Farquharson, of Invereauld, had the
honour of dining with her Majesty yesterday.

Despatches were received at the Coloaial•cffiee yesterday
from the 03vernore of New Zealand, Australia, and Van
Dismiss Land. Despatches ware mat to the Governor of
Canada.

Count Citfione, who is at present with the Emperor
of Austria is laced, has been attacked with eholsra ; but
was, according to the lest despatches, somewhat better.

Sir James Graham, But., bas given a donation of
I U. to the Carlisle Angling Association.

The young Viees;untLambton, heir of the Earl of
Durham, being a twin, is distleguished from hie younger
brother, Frederick William, by a blue silk riband tied round
Ibis right wrist!

Lord Brougham is still at Brougham Hall. His
lordship enjoys good halt!, sad takes • great deal of
exercise sa foot.

Earl sad Countess Fortsseue have left his lord-
ship's sbestieg quarters in the Highlands, for Tattarshall,
Lisoolashim. His lordship is expected to return to Cud*
Hill in time to assist is the prosmdiap of the West Bock-
land Farming Society, whose meeting and ploughing
match will be held es the third of October.

Sir Heory and Lady Davie, and family, have ar-
rived at Candy Park.

Tea LATE But R. LOPE.B.—An elegant monu-
ment, from t►e studio of Mr. Westaaeott, sculptor, of
London, baldest been erected in Bickleigh church, to the
memory of the late Sir R. Lopes.
Tomes ELEcrioN.—The Earl of Oifford made his
bow to the indepeudent electors of Totem yesterday. The
noble lord is eldest son of the Marquis of Tweed&le. He
has been a soldier, who fought his way through the Alights
campaign la India. Lord G:ffurd is a moderate liberal. He
spoke stroagly in favour of civil and religious liberty, es-
pressing an ardent attachment to the Established Church
(A which he is a member), shill:the claimed equal religious
liberty for all. He will vete for Jewish emancipation, on
the broad ground that religious belief should not prove a
disqualification for civil rights. He regards Ireland as •
catholic country, and would have upheld the Maynooth
gnat meet conscientiously, at one time. He would support
war with earnestness, till an honourable pates eau be se-
cured. The Reform Bill he will be prepared to extend
the public voice shall demand it. He is not for the ballot.

The Bishop of Chester has licensed the Rev. R. A.
Oast , 8.A., fats curate of Roraima', Liacolmbire, to the
curacy of St. Paul's Church, Prices'. Park, Liverpool, oe
the sotehtation of the Rev. Hugh

A meeting of the Bristol council will be held at the
Coast:al-house, ea Tuesday, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose
of sereelaet to a dutiful sad loyal address to her facet
Gracious Ilejesty ea the bite splendid MIMS of the Allied
armies la the Ent.

Three gentlemen 'a servants being occupied in the
►tableyerd, at the Lion Hotel, in the town of Bile, North
Wales, on Thursday last, with their mester's horses and
carriages; one of them took a fowling-pins from his
muter's carriage, and while is the list of examining It to
see it clue for his master's nu, the gun unfortnnatsly ex-
ploded, and the eontents entered t►e bask of one of the
three, killing him on the spot.
THE COsmo.—The well-known Bristol ship, the
Cause, Wed, seder the new regulations made in the
U•ited States, no longer fitted up for use use em►graat
wss, on Wedsesdey, sold to a London firm. The
purchase seem was 1,9001.
The iscomasters of Cleveland and the surrounding
district have formed themselves into an asewistios, seder
the prasideacy of Joe. Pease, Esq., of Darlingtes, and
hold their easetiars Dees a month at the Palbot Ise. Mid-
dlssboreigh, where they settle the prim of iron, sad son-
act messeres to promo', the iron trade of the distriat. _

THE HIGHLAND GARB IN CALIFORNIA.—A Scotch
goatleema in Saa Freaciaco lee organiamt a military com-
pany of We fellow ameatrymea, who are to be dressed is
eomplete Highleal prh. He made to Edinburg& for eta
maws, at a lest at 6,000 dollars.

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THE WOUNDED OFFICERS IN

SEBASTOPOL.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Barr. 22.

Lord Panmure having, in consequence of nun:crow

licquiriee, *eked General Simpson to report upon the

1 eondition of the wounded odious, hes received by

telegraph, dated 20th inst., 8 a.m., a satisfactory
account of their progress towards recovery.