The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-14 00:00:00

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP WALES AT
ABEROELDIS.

Pic-Dicing seems to have been the ruling amuse-
ment of the Prima and Primer's during the past week. The
weather, though unsettled and showery, has not prevented
them enjoying the usual amount of outdoor recreation which
his already put a healthful tinge on the Princess's hitherto
pale countenance ; while the Prince, nothing daunted by the
passing showers, persistently pursues his now favourite pas-
time, deerstalkieg, sad not unfrequeatly bas he tried the
longs of his more elderly keepers to foUow him on the hills
in pursuit of game. On Saturday week the Pence
was out shooting at Limpid's, and succeeded in
taking down three noble stags, which he exhibited
to the Princess that evening by torchlight on the laws
in front of the Castle. On Sunday, they both attended
Divine service, when Dr. Fowler, of Ratho, near Edinburgh,
then on • visit to Crathie, preached an eloquent sermon.
In the afternoon the Prince and :Princess drove to the wood
wt from Corbisha', and took tea amongst the heather. ,
Monday being • day of rain the royal party stayed mostly
hold*. On Tuesday the Prioce was again among the bills,
sad brought down a fine deer, which was afterwards shown
at the Castle. The Princess and attendant. drove to the
Garrawalt and took luncheon. On Wednesday, the Prince.
Princess, and suite drove to Garmundie, • hiU en the west
side of Balmoral, and lunch( d, returning late in the after-
noon. Is the evening, a ball was given to the servants and
gillics of the Prince at the Castle. In connexion with the
jottings, it may not be uninteresting to notice that, though
the Prince and Princess, more especially the latter, 'l=l
daily hover round Balmoral Castle for a while, they have
never yet been inside—the notion in the locality being that
the Queen, "the lady of the manor," with., them not to
enter until she is there herself to receive them. The Hon.
Mrs. Coke has left Abergsldie as lady-in-waiting, being suc-
ceeded by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce.—Abasfect Herald.

The Printout of Leiningen (Princess Mary of
Hades) ham arrived at CarUvulae from Eoglaud on a visit to
her mother, the Grand Duchess ot Baden.

His Exoellency the Turkish Ambassador is ex-
pected to leave the embassy in the mane of this week foe
Constantinople en rongi for a few weeks. It will be the
tint visit his excellency has paid to Turkey linos Its was
somadited Envoy Extraordinary sad Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to the Court of St. James's in 1851. Madame Moen-
ran and faindy will reside at St. Leooards-on-Ssa during
the temporary ammo@ of his excellency.
His Excellency the Bavarian Minister, Baroness
de Celt°. and family left the Legation in Hilletrest an
Saturday for Brightoe.

The Earl sod Comae's! of Caroarvon have
armed at Thomas Hotel, Berkeley-square, from the Co.-
guest.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston received
the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl Granville, Sir A. sad
Lady BUCIIIIDOI3, sod a select party, at dinner, on Saturday
Grecian, at CambnAie House.

The marriage of the Earl of Wilton and Mimi
Saw label Elton Smith, only daughter and heiress of the
late Major Elton Smith, was solemnised on Saturday at
St. George's Church, Hanover-v:o+re. The bride, who
dispensed with the customary veil, was not attended by
say bridesmaids, consequestly the nnptial proceedings were
of a very private character. The ceremony was performed
by the Bev. Dr. E. lieyrick Goalburn, perpetual curate of
St. John's, Paddiegton. After luncheon at Claridge's, the
Earl and Countess of Wilton left town for Weymouth. The
noble earl's yacht Zara has gone round to Weymouth from
Cow to await hie lordship's order,.

Sir Alexander Cockburn is expected in town in
a few days, from a tour to Germany.

The Perthshire Courier states that the eyesight of
the Duke of Athell is failing coder the medical treatoseat
adopted with a view to induce sleep, from the lose of which
the duke has of late suffered much. There is ush►ppily uo
logger any doubt that his grace is labouring under so attack
of calmer of a isaloritaat character.

The physicians of Archbishop Whately issued the
following bulletin yesterday morning:—"Then is an in-
crease of bad symptoms in the leg."

It was reported at Kingston, Jamaica, at the date
of the last &commie, that the covemment of the Miami bad
been offered to the Duke of Bockiegham, but that he made
known hie unwillingoom to meant it ruder the lahu7 at.
tacked to the aloe were ineevased to 7,0001. or 8,0001. per
1111311 UM. "It arpeeied,• sap the Guardian, "that
Lieutenant-Governor Eyre will be allowed to remain here to
open the nest semice of the Legislature, when the (iratical
of addition' salary to the Governor. with the view of
securing the services el a nobleman, will be settled."