The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-20 00:00:00

ar Court.

BALMORAL. Ocr. 17.
The Queen, accompanied by PriDoollll Helena,
went out yesterday morning.
In the afternoon the Queen, accompanied by the Crown
Rhine and Pf.uccsn of Prima, and Prince Arthur, attended
by Lady Churchill, went up nberarder sad Maned by
Invercauld.

Princess Louisa and Prince Arthur, attended by lady A.
Brace and Major Elphinstone, dined at Abarguldie with the
Crown Prince and Princess of Proada.

Despatches were seat yesterday hem the Colonial-aloe
to the Govereors el Gibraltar, Malta, Kaaritins, Coyle's,
Hoeg Koog, Won, aad the Mists'Bea colonies.

Ws Royal Highness the Field-Marshal Com-
manding-in-Chief will hold a levee at one o'clock,
on Wednesday, the 28th instant.
Their Royal Highnesses Prince Alfred and Prince
William of Have attended Divine Berries In the High
Church, Edinburgh, on Sunday afternoon. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Arsot, and a number of
the mug strata and monition of council were present.

His Royal Highness Princerrederiekof Denmark
urived in Oxford from Sandringham, yesterday afternoon,
and, accompanied by Captain Lund and the Rev. H. W.
Fisher, proceeded in the private carriage of the Dean of
Christ Church to Yr. Pike's residence, No. 2, St. Al.
datesetrest, which had been previously sowed sad fitted
lip for his royal highness.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
IA Gloneenter Hones yesterday morning, on a visit to the
Prime and Princes. of Wales at Suadringhara. MI royal
ltiskere will nears to town on Friday neat

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Prioress Mary at.ired at the Cottage, Key,
yestertlay, from Germany.
His Excellency the Prussian Ambassador and
the Countess Bernstorff out family will return to Preemie
House to-day from Brighton, where they have been stay*
for some weeks past.
The Baroness Brunuow will return to Obedient
House today from Brighton, where Ms exoalleney the
Russian Ambassador and the baroness have bees staying
for sane weeks past.

The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, M.P., arrived
in ton yesterday from Dublin, to meet L fy rately Pest,
who arrived in London the latter sod et the week from
the Ooetiaent. The t `ht hon. bonnet sad her ladyship
will ken town to-day foe Dublin.

Mr. Layard has been spending several weeks in
Naples to obtaia s thorough kuowledge of the present coo-
&lea of the soothers provinces, the muss of brigandage,
and the caner of It. protracted eadanace.
The nomination for West Worcestershire will
take place as Needy, the 26th init.

We read In the City article of the Tietea :—" The
committee of the Meek-Exchange ere enpged in lona.
gating some circumstances in cosnexion with mount spent.
Igloos in the foreign market. It is said that bensections
to se enormous moat, np to the date of the lest tattling-
day, ROTS carried on by three brokers is the Stock Ex-
change for a boy of 19, a clerk in • mercantile house,
although there is a strict and well-known law of that
catablahmeot that so such business shall be truseacted for
clerks unless with the knowledge and menet of their
employers. The partners of the house is which the
young man was earned ere understood to have laid the
case before the committee, and to have demanded the ax-
polsMn of the offending brokers, one of whom, it is
'Armed, is himeelf a member of the oreamittee.'

The address suggested by the Marquis of Clan-
'lairds, coodemaiag the 000doet of Lord Leitrim, has base
adopted sod forwarded to the Earl of Maisie, by a large
amber of peers, magistrates, sad Isadoesin of the county
Galway.
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Mr. Charles Mathews took his farewell benefit
ea Saturday sight at the Viurietes. One of the rams was
Us An,laia Timide. At the close of the Amirlois Timide
several of the old favourites of the Partake public made
their entry cm the stage, sad were most a:Really received.
Nothing could weed the eathitsisien at the eight el Booth:,
who appeared i• the costume of ea* of his old parts. Boa&
himself seemed much affected by his reception. Mr.
Mathews must be greatly delighted with his Imams before
a paricioo tn.:lleum sad the aneouseement that be meant
to return next year was received with a burst of applause.
The house was crowded to the very top, though the prises
were doubled.

Society in Rome bas just suffered a severe blow
by the arrest by the Papal police of one of the jammer
der& of the altra-Popolisa oilcloth II Note Offredusx4
with a portfolio full of introductiour, had bees received
into the hest rakes. lie was charming—hie masons
fmmiaatiog—his style attractive. Such was the verdict
of • society which is exclusive to a degree atheirwa be
olvithed oitir. Ream moiety, however, was disturbed.
The Princess X. missed ea creament ; the Dogma' Y. could
met tad her great grandmother's souffbox. L. lost • locket;
Y. mimed • manuscript ; N. grow nervous shoat her as,.
veins ; 0. could not led an opal ; mid thee the hothead—
N. or M., so the as.. may he—ealled is P., the polies, sad
they bread oat that It Coate Of/reds:A was a tret-mte
swindler, and he is sow is prima. better treated the. the
Bernath who seat aa Wilms to their king.

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