The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-25 00:00:00

ght Court.

BALMORAL, Bert Z.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Helena,
drove out yesterday afternoon.
Prince Alfred dined with the Primo@ and Princess of
Wv les at Abergeldie Castle, attended by Captain Wester

The Chaucellor of the Exchequer ham left Pcmmenmaur
for Balmoral.

Despatches were salt yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the Governor of Canada, and to the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the lonian Islands.

THE Ascurusnor or Duaux.—His grace had a
restless night, but was not weaker yesterday.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland have a
select party visiting them at Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland-
shire.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and family
leave Gordon Cutle next month for Goodwood Park, Sus-
sex, for the winter.
The Duke of Somerset returns to his official re-
sidence at the Admiralty on Monday, from his seat in Wilt-
shire.

The mortal remains of the late respected Rigbt
Non. Edward Ellice, ILP., were deposited in the church of
Ardochy, in Inverneinabire, on Wednesday List, The
funeral war conducted in a very private meaner, Mr. Ed-
ward Ellice, lE.P., being the chief moonier.
The Earl of Dalkeith has arrived in Hamilton-
place, from a continental tour. The counter remains at
Beaudesert.

The Earl and Countess of Wilton, who came to
town from a yachting excursion on Tuesday, left London
yesterday for Heaton lull, near Ma=USW.
Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redcliffe
have arrived at Bretton Part, on a visit to Mr. and Lady
Margaret Beaumont The noble viscount and viscountess
me es their way to Scotland.
The Rev. John Irwin, a Canadian clergyman now
in Dublin, lam publiehed a letter in the Dublin Express, in
which he &miss that there Is any foundation for the state-
ment of Mr. Darcy Magee, that the United States govern-
ment has designs upon Canada and Is preparing for an is-
maim. Speaking from pommel observation, be questions if
two companies of soldiers could Sad a comfortable lodg-
ment within the walls of the "immerse works" said to be
is progress at Rouses Point, and which it is stated would
accommodate 500,000 Mend of anus.
Orders have been issued for the immediate
removal into winter quarters of the infantry regiments sta-
tioned at the Omagh. The 10th are to proosed to Water.
ford, Datmannon Fort, and Kilkenny ; the 12th and 32nd
to Dublin ; and the 58th to Newry and Renhildllen.

The Union Mail Steam Ship Company are
building a vase/ with a very light draught of water to enable
it to go over the bar at Port Natal. The mall packet that
now runs between the Caps of Good Hope and Natal is
enable to get over the bar, and in obliged to receive Ito
*ago from lighters.

From Baden we hear that the town is losing its
visitors rapidly. The King of Holland has left, bet the
Xing of Prussia is expected.
The French court is expected to return from
Manias to Ownpiipo about the 4th of October. We hear
from Biarritz of nothing but concerts, balls, and spectacles,
most of which ere patronised by their majesties. Meny
MOM SlRSOgert ere there this season thou OR any previous
year rime Biarritz received imperial patronage. A letter
says—" At She Cain* you might think that you were in
Spain, there are so many beauties with dark eye;, graceful
forms, and pretty feet, whilst the picturesque costume of
I Spain contrast, pleasiogly with the ugliness of the modern
dress of the day. People of all nations now come to our
growing town, which really wants nothing bat verdure and
Cress. The Emperor and Empress bathe daily."
Prince Lucien Bonaparte has arrived at Bo-
higulL

Victor Hugo is travelling in the Grand Duchy of
Baden with N. Helsel, the son of his publisher, a coach and
pair holies bees hired by him to do Germany.
The sudden appearance of a Portuguese among
the French who discussed educ►tional questions at Ghent
produced a considerable impression on the debaters. The
stronger speaks French correctly, but with a strong foreign
acceat. His large dark luminous eyes acid bistro complexion
at ogee showed him to be a southsin ; and his manners
and bearing secured a good reception. This speaker is •
Y. Carvallo, professor of easiest languages in the University
of Coimbra. K. Oarvallto is the son of one who was a
martyr to religious intoleranes. He has in consequenoe
devoted his life to the teak of rooting out superstitions in
his native lead. This is, he thinks, the greatest ban* of
Soothers Europe. In 1819 one of his uncles was roasted
alive in Lisbon. The revolution of 1822 did not free
Portugal from the clerical yoke, and the religious orders
still are able to make head against the King. For this
assns he expressed his ooevktion that instruction should
be rendered obligatory there.

Don Pirlone, which wee the satirical paper of
Some during the Maasinlaa repaid* has just reappeared.
sad Is eagerly parchaswi sad road. la cm of AS recent
ambers it expresses Welt highly and with the num-
ber a processions wild' take plea in the postifical city.
After the proemial of the crucifix, it aye, the Popo Mat
the Logatioas ; suer the preemies of the Santa Maria Mag-
giore. Garibaldi 'stared Naples ; after the procession of St.
lisilaost invaded the Martha and Umbria, sod
took Anima. Dose Pietas hopes that the lea prow:Mon
—Mai of the " Holy Saviour "—will have molts equally
favourable to the Mimed oases.

Tin Itslima Credit Mobilise is about to wait
• washer 64ii hls• Wes st Paris sad Marseilles. at Chaos,
mews Amy bate persliassi a sits elois to the station is the
Pl4llllChirloiraboe.

The Austrian journals state that a company of
that country has Just organiasd a plasm* exclusion mind
the world. The screw atomiser Marco Polo, which is spe-
cially espied. ti to lean Trieste es the 6th of oast March,
sod sernmeively Alt Algian, Osbraltar, Markin, Slot
Hales% tie Cap, of (Mod Hope. Madagascar, Owlse. Nato-
bar, Singapore, Hoeg Hoeg, Shanghai, the Siodwiob 1
laborita, Mesizo, Pumas, Lima, Moots Video, Rio Janeiro,
sad lastly Naples. and Corfu. Thor trip is to kit eight
seethe, mid era 0000 Bair (12,360fx).
Dammam—The Dowager Countess Porteseue
and Mies Ocele bays arrived at the Bristol Hotel; Baron
sad BINOOIIIII Hoke a, Wilily, and seta have arrived at the
Bedford Hotel ; Buoy Beaulieu has arrived at NA Bedford
Hotcd ; lady derma sad Miss Standiah are at the Bristol
Hotel ; Lad, Lambert hes taken her departure from 43,
Regoaey-aquare ; Lady Fltawygrern has arrived at 27,
Brusawlok oquan ; the Moo. Lady Stafford has arrived at
t. Bedford-sipuire ; the Roe. Iffra. Tollemaehe, after three
nest& stay at Pigg a Rojel York Hotel, has taken bar de-
C:rift* rev Park Bath ,• &nutmea are seamed at
ts Bristol Hotel for thib Hoe. Frederick sad Lady Elisabeth
Villiers; the Hoe. Captais Lucius Can sad Mrs. Cary have
anima' at Pees Royal York Hotel ; Lord wee Mhen
12, BoyalAreaceot ; Sir Stuart A. sad Eirseald-
sou and family hive arrived at the Bristol HeteL
Sir Miles and Lady Jacksoe have arrived at the Bristol
Hotel ; Sir William Abily, Bart.. hes arrived N.•
Royal York Hotel ; Sir Joie sad lady Steam have ild
at the Bristol Hotel •, Sir William Proem Bast.M.P., has
arrived at the Norfolk Hotel ; Sir Basket\ and Floss-
wood am prolonging their stay at the Marisa Mssefoo
Hotel ; Admiral VI abate ham arrived at the Bedford Haul ;
Cleoeral Evans hat arrived at 64, Rieearoad ; General read
Mn. Wynyard have arrived at the Norfolk Hotel ; Liereci-
eant-Oeseral Sir CUOMO ad lady Boiler have arrived at
119, Meriee-pusde Oniewel Eikingtee be• ervired at the
Norfolk HAW Colossi Hugh Bairns has arsiong at ms's
loyal Yee* Hotel ; again. Sir William Fairfax, Bart., he.
s tit &mind at Yosit.rwad ;• the Rev. Na' Nishotas Clkihmry,
Best,. hat 1 Chlcheesaotaraea —Brighten, Assoc
We ( Chroniek) are happy to state
that Mr. Heavy idle. solicitor of Neylsed, whew Ida
was despaired of through the hijorias 1. the Deaden% at
Nortli.laill, is sow progressiaa favourably.

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