The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-24 00:00:00

Or Court.

BALMORAL, Ocr. 22.
The Queen, accompanied by Princem Louise,
well out yeeterday moaning.
In the afternoon, the Qo4ooli, seeeenpsaied by the Crown
Prime sod Primness of Prude' sod Princess Louis of Haw,
want op to the Prime's Cairn no Craig Lowness'.
The Crown Prime sad Princess of Prussia lunched with
her Majesty.

Despatcher; were sat yesterday tees the Coloeisl-olßee
to the Governors of the Settlements on the West Coast of
dinar.

THE QUEEN'S RETURN.

Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their
Royal Rieman's Prime Leopold, Primerica Helios,
LO/1/811, end Beatrice, sad the &Urea M the Crews Prism
sad Prisons of Pinera, sad attended by Sir G. Grey, Ge-
mmel Grey, Lady A. Brace,
.Lady Churchill, Dr. Jeerer,
and Dr. Becker, will leave Balmoral about halt•pest 12
o'clock on Teeethay next for the Aboyaa terminus of the
Deride Railway, en their way to Windsor Castle. The
royal train will leave Aboyne at half-past 2, and the jamas,
win be by way of Aberdeen to Perth, where a stoppage of
as boor will be made for refreshened, ; sad at 7.18 the
royal party will resume their reels, gaming Carlisle at
11.40 p.m., Riedel Junction at Ll 3 a.m. is Wednesday
amnia& Prestos Junction at 3.1, Berkbary Junction at
5.10, Leamington at 6.21, Oxford at 7.30, sod Windsor will
be reached at 9 o'clock, a journey of 6uo miles Wins been
performed in 20 horns.

The Duke of Flatland will leave on Monday for
Alexandria, for the wham.

The Earl of Brownlow and Lady lfarian Alford
leave England as the 7th of east race* far Madeira.
The Countess Cowper and the Ladies Cowper,
the Earl Cowper, sod the Hoe. Hoary Ororper, will return
to testa on Monday frogs Wrest Park. 13sdfordshire, so
route to Rome, when her ladyship has takes • reridenes
for • few seethe.

Viscountess Jocelyn and the Hon. Misses Jone-
sad yn loft Cambridge Homo yesterday ea a visit rVineoaat
Viacaaattsa Palmatataa. at Broadlatalla
Lady Herbert of Lea will leave Wilton early
asst mouth as a caatiaaatal tour.

Lord and Lady John Manners have arnved at
their redder* is Repot's-perk, from Boothia&
In an address delivered on Thursday at the
" ortatencantear of the Catholic Univerrity for the ses-
sion of 1863-4, held is the chapel of the University,
Itsephee's-green, Dublin, the 'Very Rev. Monsignor Wood.
lock, rector of the University, illustrated the alleged evils
of seized educatios by the eras of Moore, the post. Having
nerd a couplet from ea* of hie "Melodies,"
lJaprieed are her eras Ka they leers to betray, te."
Dr. Woodlosk oar :—" Mae! perhaps • madder proof of
the went el such a training, truly ringlets sad reardise,
because catholic, cannot be ford the. is mappliml by the
history of him who passel tree expressive liar, and did
is rare by the charms of his erg to ring before the
world the wrap of his country !-4 eharader so sweet and
loving la childhood, capable, with due development, of
realising all his ewe brightest dreams of religion and pa-
Weeks, which far west 01 that der iersent whisk a
thoroughly catholic educalisa sire is. impart, berme
I stunted sad miserable, living on the smiles of base arertlers,
betraying him cluldrea's mauls to a reheat which he be-
lieved tale, sal dybeg, as It is to be feared, without the
blessings of that faith width be bad ear lured, and whir
every true Irish alillthe vanes r his rhheet rearm"
The certificates awarded t.r the saareasful eamdi-
dates at the rear examinatits at lister in oraortioa
with the University of Oxford, togalber with moose local
Prizes to the more distlegniamd oompetitorv, were on
Thursday presented, at a meeting held la the Royal Public
Rooms, by Mr. I'. D. Aiad, w►e presided. ♦ large
number of ladies and gentionan were pneset. and NE Aer
hod was Imemparded ea the *Mem by Lei Pereseese,
Er John Coleridge, the Very Re►. the Der af Inskr, fee