The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

'Ube Court.

BALMORAL, OUT. 17.
Prince Albert, with Prince William Frederick of
Primal', and the Ladies sad Gentleness of the Household,
attended divine service yesterday, at the parish church of
Crathie. The Rev. A. Anderson officiated.

ROYAL MIINITICENCL—With a thoughtful charity
and Consideration the Quota has munificently signified her
lineation of groats( a life position of 301. per annum to the
widow of William Haigh, who lost his lite while endeavour-
lag to lubricate the axle of one of the carriages daring the
royal journey to Soothed on the 6th instant. The safer-
tenets man was en old servant of the Greet Northern
Railway Company, end had attended the royal progresses
over this line on several former occasions. Her Meleety harp
already signified her intention of »turning to the 'oath
over the Great Northern Railway. The train is ordered
ter the 13th proximo.

The Marquis of Bristol arrived at his seat, Irk-
worth, oil Friday Met, from Brighton, and Earl Jermyn
arrived as Saturday from the Baths of liontbourg, appear I
lag lama beneated by the change of Mr.
Lord and Lady John Russell left town yesterday,
ea a visit to the Duke sad Bach's. of Bedford, at Webers
Abbey.

The Duke of Rutland has been to his estate in
Datryshire, bat has been unable to enjoy hie anal sports oa
the moon. Ho is maimed at Newmarket oatly to tho em-
nava nreetiap.

Lord Georg* Manners, third surviving eon of his
Ones the Dabs of Rutland, Captain of tits Royal Horse
Garde, and M.P. for Cambridgeshire, is to be salad to
Lady Adelina Howard, daughter of the Duke of Norfolk,
at the sad of this mouth or early is the neat.
On Monday Sir Archibald and Lady Alison en-
tertained a distinguished party to dieser at Fossil Honig.
Glasgow, comprising the Duke of Argyle, Prince Lucien
Bonaparte, and tits Count sad Countess Compelle, the
Lord Proroet, Lord Wrottetley, Sir Mahal and Lady
Gmais Bhsw Stewart, Sir Roderick MarehLon, Colonel
Sabine, Colossi Rawlirneser, Professor Whowell, Colonel
sad Mrs. Campbell of Skimmer, Mr. and Mr.. Baillie
Cochrane of Lantiegton, and Mr. and Mrs. Culla Passion
of Craigdarrmb.

Major °wilt, who came home from the Climes in
the Jura transport, arrived at Icklinitham hall, the resi-
dence of his father, Robert Orri:t, E.q., last Thursday,
when the inhabitants of leklianham welcomed his retina
with the most lively masks of affection and sesgratalatios.

It may be remembered that In the attack directed against
the Grand Roden, on the 18th of Jane, Major Owilt led
one of the storming parties, consisting of 400 masa sad 10
officers, of the 34th Regimeat, when sight of the latter and
their leader fell under the ire of the enemy. Three wily
of the eight alone now survive. Major °wile sustained a
compound fracture of the right arm, near the shoulder.
The friends of Lieut. Palmer, 62nd Regiment, re-
ported In the list of the 11th as missing, have been informed
that he is a prisoner, but gait* well.
LORD CARDIGAN was expected at Burnley yester-
day, when preparations had bees made to meet him, and
give his lordship a public. receptioo. The noble lord was at
Maachester, however, the gr oaten part of the day. la thel
morning, whilst at the Royal Hotel, he was recognised by
the people, who sheered him, and 'viewed great interest in
suing the hero of Halahlave. In the afternoon he was to
review the 16th Lawns, at Old Trafford. This mama;
lately returned from foreign service, is wee of the Inset
sad most efteleat eavalry mimesis I. this meatry. The
26th Infantry, which has bees es leas ea foreign service
that as *Meer la the army, who had held a commission forty
yaws, mid he cover resolleebed te have seen the regimen;is also stationed at Manchester.

The names of the two Russian officers whom we
stated yeeterder to have bees killed la a foraging eapedi-
Goa seer Kam are General Keakoleff ki sad Colonel
Jaime.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.
IMPORTS') EVACUATION OF THE CHUM
BY THE RUSSIAII ARIEL
wiscrare 711.11041.114
(mom ova OWN CORRISPONDNNT.)

HAMBURG, Barr, 19. 1
Intelligence has arrived here from Vienna that the
Road= ambassador has received a telegraphic de-
spatch, informing him that the Russian army in the
Crimes have retreated upon Perekop from want of
provisionL

EXCHANGE OF DR. EASTON AND
MR. SULLIVAN.

ADMIRALTY, Bm. 19.
The Secretary of the Admiralty presents his com-
pliments to the Editor of the Evros., and begs to
acquaint him that the fallowing intelligence hu
been received in this office :

"The Wolverine was lost on the night of August
11, on the south-south-east bey of the Comtown
Bank, while proceeding to Grey Town.

"No lives lost.

"Dr. Easton, Burgeon, RN., and Mr. Sullivan,
Master's• Assistant, who were captured at Hango, in
the Cossack's boat, were exchanged at Odessa on the
18th inst."
1

The fillowing private telegraphic despatches have
bees received:

" VIENNA, SETT. 17.
"The latest adviees received here from the Crimea
state that Marshal Pelletier was preparing at a very
early date to resume operations against the enemy."
"The embarkation of Turkish troops at Eapatoria
has been nupended."

A letter from Odium, in the Military Gazette of
Vienne, states that " the Russians in Baktchi-Serai
are barring all the mountain defiles, breaking down
the bridges, and destroying the communications with
Balaklara, which indicates that they are expecting
the Allies will commence a campaign in the interior
of the Crimea."

The Franden Batt states from Warsaw, on what
it believes to be good authority, that " the Russian
rear-guard abandoned Fort St. Nicholas on the night
between the 9th and 10th. On the 10th, General
Palissier sent some detachments into the town, which
consists or 480 houses. On the lltb, the Rarabelnaia
suburb was occupied by a French corps. The main
body of the army will enter the town as soon as the
barricades have been removed, and when a bridge of
boats hu been thrown over the War Port. The
immune, lass unstained by the Russians in the six
assaults, and the fear of a diversion on the Taber.
nays, induced Prince Gortchakoff to retreat into the
maritime forts and into the Northern citadel, to w-
avy the heights of the Belbek, and to send a corps
of observation in the direction of the Tchernaya
The Russian position is strong, but it will be difficult
foe the army to winter on the plateau. From the
preparations which are making at Perekop we are
induced to believe that the Russians mean to defend
the Crimea even after having lost Sebastopol."

Oar Paris correspondent transmits the following
despatch :

"The government of Naples exhibits the most
deplorable infatuation. The King refuses to make
the slightest concession to France and England. It
is expected that strong meuures will be taken."

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Szrr. 18.
The members of theists Danish Cabinet, who were
dismissed in 1854, are to appear before the High
Court of Justice on the 19th (this day), on the charge
of high treason.

OPENING OF THE DUTCH CHAMBERS.
HIS MAJESTY'S SPEECH.
(PROM OUR OWN 001111111PONDZNT.)

THE HAGUE, Barr. 17.
The members of the First and Second Chambers of
the States General of Holland, assembled today,
under the presidency of 2d. J. A. Pbilipee, In re-
sumption of their official duties. His Majesty, who
was accompanied by his Royal Highness Prince
Frederic of the Netherlands, read the following
speech from the throne :
Gleatlemes,—lt is • matter of satisfastlon to me to be
again able to inform you that oar relations with the other
powers continue to testify their entity and friendship towards
am. In the midst of the war in which several friendly states
are still engaged, we remain faithful to the principle of strict
mutuality. Beropuloady followed oa our part, it I.
appreciated end respected by the belligerent powers.
Oar sea and lead fora' egatiane to merit our special ap-
proval for their military discipline and the zealous per-
forates". of their duties. The increase of the marine has
biome • suttee of aeoessity, and is the subject of my
anxious sellsicuk. At a time when our colonies and pea.
melbas to ether quarters of the globe excite our interest, I
seaside, it • privilege to be able to state that order and
peace prevail is them; that the steno of the public
health in Netherlaade India has considerably im•
proved daring the last few months ; and that
the harvests kayo amorally proved favourable. The
"'Weaves» we have for some time past been maths to
elyain a modification, of the system of ezelasiveuess hitherto
pursued by the Empire of Japan, have not been fruitless.
Privileges granted by the Japanese government to other na-
time have also been ensured to as. The !hates Comp
mattes, sppoiated to investigate the condition of the slave po.
palation of oar traumatise possessime have reeently cos-
eluded their report. I latter myself that their es-
malts labours will enable us to form • ma-
sers for your masideration ea this important
subject. Dariag the pest winter 4 assay parts
of the country tie dykes were broken, and fearful inunda-
tions took plus ; but the benevolence of our fellow-80as-
trymen and of foreign's* has eostribated is a great measure
to the restoratioa of the ose, and the alleviation of the
sufferings ceased by the ether: My earnest desire continues
to be directed to the development of the moral and material
welfare of the nation ; to promote theistical' of education,
of seesaw and of am, and at the WM time she to enegm,
rage, and as mush as pessible rapport, undertak-
ings of industry sad of public utility. Though the
teatimes of the wee on trade and 'hippie, is
sot insignificant, yet the state of thee* important
breaches of the people's subsides's' ( Voikebestaas) gives se
rause for anxiety. The plaits) income derived front taxation
answers in every rapes' the ezpectstieste which had been
formed. The favourable state of the Sauces permits a
sectioned redostisa of the Bathed debt. I ['stead shortly
to afford yen the oppertmaity of 'smoldering a aware
which. mording to the fifth Magma' article of the shifter,
must be proposed to you. By these end ether, either now or
eireedy partially dbeeseed 'swains of leg islatiem,* wide hold
bee bets *posed for you to give in this session also proofs of
year seal la the impertaas teak which has been entrusted
to you. Our Potbellied, gestlemes, has again east its
regards apes us. It expects Om us friendly eossaltatissa,
geed traits for the stability of order and prosperity. Let
as not, so far as depends upon us, disappoint these prespeess.
Let u, above all, show that we value the risk blemdrage
which the Almighty (we acknowledge it with hearthit
thanks) bestowe es our loved Fatherland. I declare Ibis I
Nall= of the State; General to be opened.