The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-09 00:00:00

no offence to his neighbours, or ground of com-
plaint against him in high places ; and publish a
few volumes, good, bad, or indifferent, as the cum
may be ; he does all that in these days is required
of him ! All this, we believe, and something
more, has been properly done by the Dean of
WESTMINSTER. Whether he has the power to do
more we Dope to live to see.
It will doubtless be " a task " to fill the place
occupied for so many years by Archbishop
WHATELIF. It will be a task requiring nerve,
ability, discretion, and—if the new Archbishop
applies himself to the root of the evils of the
Church of Ireland—great vigour, influence, and
power. If the new Archbishop has it in 114-n to
apply himself to the task, there is a great work
and a great opportunity before him. A member
of an Irish family, steadily Protestant
yet never unpopular, whose scions are
to be found distributed over many parts
of England and of her colonial possessions, but
whose chief remains associated with Irish property
and Irish interests, Archbishop TRENCH may do
much to command esteem and regard, and thereby
to heal the unhappy divisions which, ever since
the Battle of the Boyne, religious differences have
fomented amongst all classes of the Irish people.
The new Archbishop will be received in Ireland as
an Irishman ; and all the people of Ireland of
whatsoever creed will prefer an Irishman for the
important place which he will occupy. He will
leave England with the good-will and regard of all
who have known him, and with the most sincere
wishes that in the great task which lies before him
he may achieve all that his best friends can hope
or desire.

eV Court.

WINDSOR Qom; Nov. 7.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena and
Prineem liobetilobs, visited the Quern Marie Amelia, it
Claremont, this morning. Her Majesty afterwards called to
inquire after General Sir Robert Gardiner, at his boom
seer Claremont.

The Queen was attended by the Counter of Caledon,
Major• General Hon. A. N. Hood, and Calomel H. F.
Ponsonby.
The Crown Prince of Primal', attended by Captain Von
Lunatics; arrived at the Castle at 10 minutes before 2 o'clock.
Colonel F. Seymour, 0.8., Groom in Waiting to bet Ma-
jesty, met the Priem at the railway station, and attended
his royal highness to the Castle.
The Prince left the Castle in the ever ing for Dover.
FAri Baleen arrived at the Castle.
Bares Gras, the French ambmeado- was.preeented to the
geese at an indigoes by Lord Ritmelll
Lord Rivers was the Lord-in-Waiting.
SONDAY, Nov. 8.

The Queen, Princess Helena, Princess Lewis, Pt ince
Leopold, and Prior Hobanlobe, the ladies and gentlemen
in waiting, and the domestic household, attended Divine
service this morning in the private chapel.
The Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor officiated,
and administered the sacrament of the Holy Communion.

Viaceust asd Vimeoustme Pahneestoe arrived at their
resideece in Piccadilly os Saturday evening, from Broadlands,
Hants.

Me Bight Hon. William Hatt, M.P., has been obliged to
dashes the in►itation to dine with the Lord Mayor on the
9th of No►ember in coosequence of indispoeitioe.
Despatches were recei►ed on Saturday at the Colonial-
office from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands. Despatches were sent to the Go►ernors of Canada
and the Falkland Wanda

DEPARTURE OF TEE CROWN PRINCE OF PECISSIA.
—His Royal Higkneen the Crown Prince of Prowls, accom-
panied by Captain Landon, left the Victoria Mallon of the
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, few Dover, on Sitar-
day, at Bµm. On arrival at Dover his royal highness was
rewired by General Sutton and Captain Trimott, R.N.,
and embarked immediately on board a special steamer, the
Breeze, for Calais. The Breese, which is the last new
packet of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com-
pany, performed the voyage in lh. 46m., spinet a strong
tide and heavy sea.
PRINCE ALFRED AT WINTON CASTLE.--0u Fri-
day afternoon, at lsalbpast two o'clock, his Royal Highness
Prince Alfred, acoompsnied by Prince William of HIM,
Maier Cowell, and Captain &ogee. left the university in a
carriage and four, arid drove to Winton Castle, the seat of
Lady Iluthveo. A large crowd assembled at the university
gate, and loudly cheered the Prison as they left. Winton
Castle, situated about half a mile to the north-
west of the village of Panceitland, in Hadding-
torwhins, hoe been the scene during the week of
extensive preparations for the due reception of
the illustrious visitors, and the brilliant appearance which,
in particular, the great ball of the castle presented, showed
that no efforts had beet spared to render the scene attrac-
tive in the highest degree. On the arrival of their royal
highness at the matle, they were remind by her lady-
ship. A select party of the nobility and gentry of the
neighbourhood were invited to meet the royal visitors at
dinner. In the evening, a grand ball was given in honour of
Prince Alfred, and was attended by a brilliant and highly.
fashionable company, dancing being kept up till an early
hour. The Princes remained all night at Winton Castle,
and intended having a run with the hounds to-day (SiW.
day), returning to Hamad Palace in the evening.
Scotsman.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Prisons Mary Wt Cambridge Cottage,
Kew, on Saturday, foe Bright," when they purpose to
rade about sex weeks.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
arrived at Gloneaster House, Park-Lee, on Saturday. from
visiting General Hall at his ,at in Cambridgeshire, and
Lard George Manners at Morley.
His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Den-
mark, who is punning his studies at Orford Usivsesity,
left yesterday for Sandringham, Norfolk, on a visit to the
Priam and Princess of Wales for a few days.
His Excellency Count Bernstorf the Prussian
Ambassador, yesterday afternoon visited Earl Raman at
Pembroke Lodge, Richmond-park, and had a leagthemed
interview with the noble Secretary of State for Foreign
Again.

Lod Brougham left town on Saturday to visit
Lady Brougham at SL Lamar*. The noble and learned
lord returns to Graftonotreet to-day, and to-morrow
departs foe Paris on his way to Cannes for the winter.
Baron Pigott, the newly-appointed judge of the
Court of Exchequer. has removed 1625, Pataaa-equaro.
The Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P., and
Mrs. Cardwell have arrived in Eaton-square from a tour of
visit, The right hon. gentleman has come to town in
order to be present at the n.eeting of the Cabinet Ministers
tomorrow.

Dr. Arthur Penrhyn Stauley succeeds the Arch-
bishop of Dublin an Dean of Westminster. Dr. Stanley in
at present regius professor of eocleeiasticsl history at Ox-
ford, canon of Christ Church, honorary chaplain in ordinary
to the Queen, and examining chaplain to the Bishop of
London.

It appears that during the year there have been
42 appiicatioss for registration at the ofSoe of the Lad
Registry, comprising property of the estimated value of owe
million sterliog, much of it being building laud hitherto
kept together, from the legal expeoses attending its transfer
to paroela, but the subdivision of which will soon of itself
tourism the number of registered estates to several
hundreds.

To-night Mr. Sothern appears in Dublin as Lord
Doodresry.

Tea MIN/STAT.—On Thursday the ministers re-
ceived summonses to attend a cabinet council on Tuesday
next, the 10th lest., at Lord Pahnerstoces residence in
Dowsing-street. Earl Russell, the Lord Chaecellor, Earl
de Grey, and 3lr. %lora Gibson are staying in London and
Its vicisity. Lord Palmerston, accompanWhy Vieconetees
Palmerston, arrived at Cambridge House WA inswing from
Breedlaede Sir G. Grey, Sir C. Wood, Lard Glanville,
Mr. Giedetose, and other mambas of the calla* are in-
L";7larrive in town in the coarse of to-morrow
to - ° e r yr:

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HACRLD HARMONIC Soc•isrr,
Ezsra•szta -
The op•eing concert of the mama will take place on Friday
Beet, Nov. 13, when Kr. Costa's oratorio lb will be per-
formed. Principal eoloieta : Madame Raderedorff, Madame
FiAin too-Dolby, Mr. Seine Resew, Mr. Wins, sued Mr.
Saatiey.