The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-30 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

WLNDMOR CASTLE, Ocr. 29.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Louise,
walked and drove in the grounds thin morning.
The Princess Helena, attended by Lady Caroline BA:-
Anton and Colonel F. Seymour, C. 8., went to London,
and returned in the afternoon.
The Counties of Caledon has succeeded Lady Churchill
as Lady in Waiting.
The Hon. Horatia Stopford ►nd the Hon. Harriet Phipps
are the Maids of Honour.
Lord Rivers I. the Lord in Waiting, and Woad P. !Sey-
mour, C.D., the Groom in Waiting to her Majesty.
Prises Arthur, attended by Major Elphinatone, arrived
in Sown yesterday morning from Greenwich, sad visited
the Prince and Princess Louis et Reese, at Buckingham
Palma. Prince Arthur returned be Greenwich in the after-
noon.

A deputation from the pariah of All Saints, Poplar, °en-
listing of Mr. F. Allen and Mr. Tntonark (overseen), Mr.
W. G. Conley (eke* to the trustees), Mr. Oolenrin end
Mr. 8. IL Ellison, and Mr. John Allen, and attended by
Mr. 0. 8. Butler, M.P., had an iaterview yesterday with
the Right Hoe. C. P. Villiers, at the office of the Poor
law Bond, Whitehall.
Despatches were received yesterday, at the Colonial-office,
from the Govermem of the West India Islands, Bermuda
British Columbia, and Malta. Despatches were sent to the;
Governor of Canada, and to the Lord High COMD2I/611i0 WIZ
of the lonian Wanda.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Louis of Here and suit* bosomed the Adelgolti Theatre last
evening with their presser* to witness Miss BeMame. per-
formance of Leah. The Hortimdtoral Society's Arden at
South Kensington was yesterday honoured by a private visit
from their royal higher-Nees.
The Duchess of Hamilton has taken a residence
at Brigham for a short terra

The Earl and Countess of Lincoln are passing
the owns M Brighton.

Buchanan CasUe, the seat of the Duke and
DOAN= of tiLsotroso, coo the banks of Loch Lomood, has
beau the setae of brilliant festiritka diniog the post fort-
night. is addition to the guests enjoying this hospitality of
the dakii and duchess, the elite of the neighbourhood have,
cok more than ooe caossics, bean bidden to Mars the enjoy-
moot of priest* dramatic entertainmeuts, 'apposed by
amateurs.

The coming of age of the Hon. C. J. Lyttelton,
the eldest son of Lord Lytieltos, is being oelebrebed at
Higley with considerable spirit and good feeling by all
shame there. Amongst the guests at Hegley.hall is the
Bight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, the Chancellor of the Exc.So.
quer. who wee present at a dinner given to the cottager.
as Wednesday, and was one of the speakers.

Nice is expected to be full this winter. Many
apartments are already engaged. The Grand Dacha's Olga
has arrived there for the winter. The Queen of Prussia
is at Coblents.

The expected d. but of the Countess Batthyani,
of the well-known licuigaran family, whose beauty end
West bare been for some time the therm of conversation
in Park, took place • few days ago at the nears de la
Tour d'Auvergoe. She selected itarine's tragedy of PAerfre
far her first appearance, and maimed the principal cilisracter.
The estate= seeks in • theatrical career • compensation far
the ler a a splendid fortune. This arennistsase aleasted
norm of the most distiogoished of the fashionable world.
A loss has been sustained in the aristocratic
world at Paris by the death of the Marquis Brigades Sara
He was for many yean the resident ambassador from the
court of Sardinia to that of the Tuileries. Hie receptions
sad entertainmeuts were of the most splendid character,
and his unbounded hospitality gave him a high position is
the best Gimlet is Paris. His palace at Genoa, nom the
site which bears the same of he family, is well knows to
visitors. His daughter, Madame la Duchene de (hillier%
has loeg been recognised as on. of the distinguished leaders
of French society, sod as, in consequence of the loci she has
sustained, her *aloft will be domed, one of the houses most
remarkable for the brilliancy of its receptions will this
winter be lost to cosmopolitan society.
A letter from Rome says :—" The Pope is con-
tinuing his sasual custom, in 0001110011 with his liege nib-
** of remisrias the mouth of October • *seam of fes-
tivity. So ins sad Thursdays are the days selected by
the Pontiff sad his people for these merry-makings; his
Massa begisslag the day with visiting public works In
promo. seaveats r religions establishments, and dining
st t p.m. la the geod old fashion, with the members of
his court sad • few privileged guests, at the Qairtnal
Palace, at the Benedictine monastery of St. Paul's, or SOP
other ea selected to vary the monotony of his usual
military repeat at the Vatican. The Homes. are equally
jolly In *dr ewe way, eallyiag eat with their owls co sets,
two or three hoar. before daybreak, to shoot or catch larks
in the Oestrogen ; winding up the operations of the vintage
with 1111411111006 macaroui parties Is their respective vise.
yards; sr reeling down by the rail to Cavite Vecchia, to
stare at the sea, and eat dearer and staler fish thaa what is
to be bad every morning io Horne."

Mr. Femind, one of the parliamentary repreaen-
tatives of Devonport, addressed some two thousand of the
inhabitants of that town on Wednesday night, and was
elethesieetioally received.