The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1864.

Cbt Coun.

BALMORAL, Rm. 30.

The Queen, accompanied by the Princesses, drove
out in the rooming, end went up the Gina in the afternoon.

Oct. 1.

The Queen, acoompeaied by Priapus Helena, and
attended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce and the Hon. Emma Ir►
cello, drove to Alt.aa-Gaithauch and went to the Fallen(
Glassalt yesterday.
Her Majesty has honoured Mr. Brodie, of Aberdeen, with
sittings for a statue to be erected in Aberdeen, which has
been subssibed for by the working.clasess of Aberdeenshire
Colonel the Hon. D. F. de Bee bee =weeded Major-Gene-
ral the Hon. A. Hoods Loamy in Waiting to the QlllllllO.

Despatches were received on Saturday at t►e Colonial-
office from the °overawe of Hoes-Kong, Ceylon, Libra°,
and the Falkland Islands.

Dee peace were sent to the Governors of tie W.
Indies, Bermuda, British Columbia, and the North American
Province'.

VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO CLOT& —OW Brechin

correspondent soya:—The Queen visited Cloys last Mon-
day afternoon. Her Majesty cams over the top of Cape'
Mount and descended into the glen. She was attended by
• gentleman on horseback, and six aka droned in shep-
herd tartan and kilts. The party returned by the head el
Loch Muick. The distance from Balmoral is about 30 miles.
—Edinburgh Courant. _ _ _

The Aberdeen Herald says :—" On Thursday fore-
noon ha Majesty honoured Mr. Brodie, sculptor, Aberdeen,
with a sitting of about three-quarters of an hour, for the
proposed statue of her Majesty in Aberdeen. The Queen
spin sat to Mr. Brodie in the afternoon, awl appeared to
take great interest in the work. The Princess Hamm like-
wise showed great interest is it ; and her Majesty was
graciously pkeeed to express her approbation of the model,
as far as Mr. Brodie had got with it."
. _ .

It is her Majesty's intention, says the Court
Journal, to return to Windsor on the 25121 is end to
remain there until about the 19th or 20th of December.
The Court will then lean for Osborne to spend the
Christmas.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has
returned to town from a tour of whits. His royal high-
was for some haws transacted busier' at the Hone
Guards on Saturday. . . .

The Right Hon. Charles P. Villiers arrived in
town on Saturday from Edinburgh.

Lord and Lady Lovaine have returned to Albury
Park, from Hughenden Manor, where they tare been on •
visit to the Right Hon. B. and Mrs. Disraeli. _

Earl Beauchamp and Lord Henry Lennox have
arrived in town from Bailsman° Manor, Buda.

The Marquis of Bristol and the Ladies Hervey
left town oft Saturday for Ickwerth Park, Dear Bury St.
Pawned*.

The Countess of Lincoln and her infant son are

,rogreuiog favoarably.

. _
Lord and Lady Llanover have been receiving a
succession of visitors during the last week at their seat in
South Wales, among whom were—the Earl of Wincbilesa
and Lady Milford, Sir Cornwallis and Lady Caroline
Ricketts, Lady de Tabley and the Hon. Miss Warren, Lady
Georgian& Cathcart and the Hon. Miss Cathcart, the
Marquis de &Maim Lord and Lady Raglan, the Hon. T.
Butler, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Llanarth,
General and Mrs. Murray, Colonel anl Mrs. Stepney,
Calmiel Roos, Mr. Granville Baker, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Clive,
and Mr. Coekbern.

The marriage of Miss E. Villiers, daughter of the
Hon. Mm. Edward ViElora, and niece of the Earl of Cla-
reodon, with Yr. Bohm Lytton, son of the Bight Bon.
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, M.P., will take pleoe tomorrow
at St. Paul's, Hoightabridge. A Luxe and distinguished
family circle will mumble on the mashie.
The Duke of Somerset and several Lords of the
Admiralty arrived at Boulogne on Saturday by the South-
Easters Company's splendid steamer the Alexandra, and
proceeded by tidal Main to Paris en route to the Maher-
MOMS.

A Dublin letter says :—" The intelligence that
has reached Ireland from private sources relative to the
condition of Lad Carlisle is of a nailer* to cause the deepest
pain to his numerous admiral. It is the prewniptive right,
I understand, of each outgoing Lord.Lientenant to name ooe
of his aides-de-camp to. similar porkiest as the staff of his 1
successor. This privilege his up to the present not bees
exercised by the noble tHEI ; but a day or two shim. it is
said, he was solicited to do so. He was thee so prostrate,
however, that the attempt to get him to make a *election
was abandoned, and it ia believed about the Cutts that
the custom will lapse co this 00:411012."
THE LORD LIEUTENINCY OF IRELAND. —Lord
Wodeliouse bas definitively accepted the Lord Lieutenancy
of Ireland in StICONSIOI2 to the Earl of Carlisle. This step
on the part of the noble lord will involve probably one or
two other changes, as the Under. Secretaryship of the
Colonies will become vacant. Lord Wodehouse has filled
several offices with credit and efficiency, baring been Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and Amtemador to Russia
from 11t56 to 1859, while not many mouths since be again
proceeded to the north of Europe, to adjust, if possible, the
Sleawig-Holstein complications.

MUSIC.

MR. HOWARD GLOVER'S FESTIVAL CONCERT.

Mr. Glover has announced a aeries of "Grand
Musical Festivals" to be given fortnightly at Drarylane
Theatre on Saturday afternoons ; and the first took place
on Saturday last. It wee a concert on an extensive scale ;
there was a large instrumental orchestra ; the programme
presented a great variety of vocal and instrumental pieces.
and many of our most eminent performers made their ap-
pearance. As might be expected, from Mr. Glover's reputa-
tion as a composer and thorough knowledge of his art,
the selection of music was made with taste and judgment,
and the concert, taken altogether, was excellent and suc-
essefuL

DRAMA.

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