The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-25 00:00:00

Vbt Court.

WINDSOR, Oft 14.
Mr. Andrew Buchanan, her Majesty's Misistir
to the Court of Denmark, bad en indium of the Quirt
Tuesday, and wu presented by the Berl of Clerendas.
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The dinner petty yesterday included the Duchess of Km;
the Princess Royal, the Eul of Clarendon, Lady Preasu
Bruce, Lady Emily Seymour, Baroness de Speth, the gig%
How. Six Richard Pakeehass, Colonel Williams, cusseeig.
tag of 2nd Life Guards ; Lieut. Colonel Holiday, seta.
sanding officer 36th Regiment; sad Major Owen (Be*
Regimen).
The band of t►e 2nd Life Guards wu in Mindless
during dimmer. The Quota's private band afterwards
played in the Castle.
The Earl of Clarendon, Sir Richard Pakenhare, eat
Major Owen left the Castle to-day.

PRESENTATION OF THE CITY ADDRESS
TO THE QUEEN.

WINDSOR, WznirINDAY:
Her Majesty the Queen received, at 1 o'clock this
afternoon, an address on the throne from ths eon:calked
the City of London, congratulating her Majesty ea th
sionoss samosa of the Beitith way and Auto is mos*
tion with her Majesty's allies. _

The civic procession arrived at the Castle at 20 vise*
before one o'clock from Slough, the deputation brain tre.
veiled from London by • special train on the Great Westin
Railway, and afterwards proceeding Wee the
lion in • number of carriages to the Coale. The CAI
Marshals precated the corporation on bombed.
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The Lord Mayor (who won him gold robe el 'Ake) eta
attended by hie chaplain, the Rev. E. 0. Moon, and alio by
the macebearer and swordbaueg.

The aldermen present were Meagre. Cater (Sherif), Xi*
nedy, tialomons (Lord Mayor Sleet), sad
Mr. K. A. Merewether, Town Clark ; Sir John Hey.
Bart., Chamberlain; Mr. Brand, Comptroller; Mr.
Tyrrell, Besnambraneer ; Mr. C. Piano., Solicitor;
W. Pritchard, High Bailiff of Southwark LUr.

Sheriff Stone; and Mr. Josiah Tempts, Ham else

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OSUMI&11, attended.
Mr. Deputy Aitchison, Mr. Deputy Sower, Yr. kier
Cork, Mr. Deputy Dakin, Mr. Deputy Godson, Yr. bop*
Harrison, Mr. Deputy Meade'', Mr. Deputy Bath
an%
Mr. Deputy Stevens, Mr. Deputy Whiteside, IL J.
Chaplin, Mr. H. De Jersey, Mr. G. Walter, Ms.D.Niral‘
Mr. J. Roberts, Mr. D.. Trees, and about 100 otherComea
Councilmen, were present.
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The Lord Mayor and deputation alighted st the peg
entrance to the Castle, and were ushered to the Glad
Chamber.

Her Majesty was conducted to the throne is StAlone"
Hall, Prince Albert being on the Queen's left, and de
Duchess of Wellington (officiating for the Dodos d
Sutherland as Mistress of the Robes) sad the Dagen d
Atholl, Ladies in Waiting, standing on her Ilidoety's COL
air George Grey, the Queen's Principal Setreuld
Beats for the Home Department, was on the Queues rigd;
Earl Sower, Lord Steward of the Household, also otsul
en the right; and Lord Ernest Bruce, Vice Cloister*
as her Majesty's loft. The other Gentleman is Baffin
osenpiod their usual stations near the throne.
The corporation we. reenived at the door of St. Goon
Hall by the Vice Chamberlain, who conducted the lad
Mayor and deputation to the Sovereign. The Ton Iffid
(in the absence of the Recorder) road :he following adins:
" Most gracilus Sovereign,—We, your Majesty's looted
dutiful subjects, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and COMM
of the City of London in Common Council unaided, his
humbly to approach your Melesty, to offer our omen of
sincere congratulations upon the succuses which it In
pleased Divine Providence to grant to the fleets and satin
of your Majesty, and of your Majesty's Wannest alie,
during the conduct of the present war.
"We feel most grateful to the Almighty Dinsand
events that, under peculiarly trying and difficult Won
stamen, your lialestr's theta and armies have boss mind
with ouch enduring patience and each heroic coup w le
uphold the honour sad austsin the reputed= of our tenni
country, and to chastise and humble the arrogant oar
does of the Emperor of Russia, who seeks to COW in
destinies of Europe, to impede the progress of civilisation
and to diminish the independence of patios".
" Ws rejoice in the firm and steadfast 'Muni sidd
your Majesty has made with your illustrious oily ths llr
parer of the French, and is the-taloa of throe braes win
sent by him to the Crimea, who, aide by side with yen
Majesty's subjects, have se nobly withstood the unease If
the enemy, and, amidst unexampled difficulties sad prier
taus, have advanced from one conquest to another, sad*
proud fleet of the enemy he. been destroyed awl kis Misr
hold has bliss before the victorious arms of year MON
and of your Majesty's illustrious allies.
" Engaged sa your Majesty is in cooduting a jun
necessary war, we pledge ourselves to maintain yew )lit
jest, is its vigorous proem:intim until, by the vilest ellOn
engaged is it,it shall be brought to an 'ad, sod by toe whiffil
of you Majesty's councils • lasting and hososrable pets
shall be concluded.
" Deign, therefore, mot gracious Sovereign, to so*
oar dutiful and hearty congratulations oa the scans
which have continued to crown your Majesty's armies of
fleets, and thou of your alike. Ws offer up our booth
prayer that your Majesty's Ufa may lug be tiered to phis
us in war, to govern us in peace, and to reds over a Po*
distinguished for its love of hoodoo, is satapribe oni•
moon it. ardent pursuit of sasses, sod its Pisma6oBl*ll
pare Christianity, giving it an unesstapted pout whist
we know your Majesty will oily wield to 'Arno whatnot
is good and great amongst your subjects, and to furthallt
liberty, the happiness, sad the prosperity of nations."
The Town Clerk, kneeling, presented the address, Ilia
MY delivered by her Majesty to Sir George Grey.
The Queen returned the following most Facies' snort
" I have received with great satisfaction your loydasi
datital eddies".
" I rejoin" to know that while you share my
of the Justice and nuessity of the war IS whisk we es
engaged, you also fully participate in my admiraties for di
enduing patience and heroic courage of my breve Odifd
and sail,,,, and of those of my allies, and in my thaskfaho
to the Almighty Disposer of events for the ausseeoldili
have attended the distinguished gallantry and dos*"
the combined forces in the Crimes.
"I sincerely thank you for your worms of a dente
nation, in which I am confident the great body of 1.1,
people concur, to support me in the vigorous prosesitim
du war wail, by the blessing of God on our ors eilife
and on thou of our brave allies, it can be coaeletled W
lotion sad honourable peace."
Sir Frowns Gashes' Mom, Bart, the Lord EWA*
Alderman Wire, the mover of the addrso, and 24 1/111r,,
Hokin, the secondersouler of the address, had monk w'
honour of being pouted to her Majesty sad Bliki
lauds. The sorporatisa thsa retired from tin Paw. I"
the Qom". neons el
This Curt was attemind by Viscount k
the TIMM% ef the Guard; the Earl of Liston!. bli`
Waiting ; //imolai Toningtos, Lord in
Albert; Sir Edward Bowater, Groom in Visiting; Get
Wylde, Groom in Waiting to his Royal Mensal 101
George Lee, Lientsunt of the Yeomen of the Goatil
General Buckley. Equerry in Waiting; Colonel 84110141
Equerry in Waiting to his Royal Theban* ; t 417,
Howard Vyse (Royal Hone Guards), Shun Slit:
I Waiting; Colonel annoy (Scots Fusilier Ourdo).
Offieer to Brigade Waiting; Mr. lieneage, 0"111
Usher is Waiting; sad Colonel Fitonaurice, A4/01111
the Yeomen of the Guild.
• party of the Yuma ol the Gaud was ou
Hand the approaches to St. George's Hall, underdst
fIP the
viand of Major Phibbs, the Eau in Waiting.
• guard of honour of the 36th Regiment woe OS
the undress!e of the Castle. a •
Ann the reception of the address, the esembers
Corporation went ushered to the Mane
Gallerh
luaus was served.

A matrimonial alliance between the Maniait
Winchester sad the Hon. Him Montague, dssallfasi 01.
morel Lord Rckeby, now fn the Crimea, is spokes of. ,
The Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marquis of Bak
the Right Hos. Sidney Herbert, M.P., Mr. Wait
M.P., Mr. T. IL tiotiwnos Botoomt, M.P., sod W.
&rope, M.P., have respectively given the saw di
th.
/W.
towards the establishing of a Reformatory School ill
meaty of Witto.
With. the exeeption of Lord Westmotelsod_„,lll-
Baron de Bourosesey, all the members of the iimer,
corm wise have been spientliag the slimmer is the llowl
se um boos away on leave of absence, hats". nom
ti
!lemma. Several diplomats evening parties will
ant week.