The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-09 00:00:00

ViINDSOB.-CABTLE. Jcaa 8.

The Qum. acoempanisill by the Primes' Helmut, Prin.
ems Loeise, Pala Leopold. and Prinosee Bestvim,
Prie-
oar Liaison, sad the Princess Alberta of Leiniages, left
Balmoral yesterday at half-peat 12 o'clock p.m., sad arrived
at Wiedeor-rsetle this morning ►t 9. The suite in stardom*
sosaated of Lem Churchill. the Hoe. Ma. Brine. LW'
tenant-Geseral the Hee. C. Grey, Kra. sad Mien Grey,
Colonel the Hou. A. Liddell, Mr. Buff, and Mr. SabL
The Queen sod Primer Louie of Hesse drove out this
morning.
Prisms Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, arrived at the
Castle yesterday from Portsmouth.

The ivies* aced Prisons Louis of Homo sad ►hs Phnom
Victoria of Hasmalso arrived at the Castle, attended by
Baresses To. Grassy, Captain yea Wsaterweller, sad Dr.
woks.

Lae. Southall hod the homer of attending at lied-
borough House, oo Monday lest, for the purpose of taking
photographs of the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince
Albert Victor of Wales, and Prime sad Priam Louis at
Heise.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treisury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, Sir George Grey, Earl Rus-
sell, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Earl De
Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon.
T. Milner Gibson, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord
Stanley of Alderley, and the Right Hon. C. P.
Villiers.

Despatches were received yesterday et the Colonial-
offioe, from the Governor of Canada. Despatches were
sent to the Governor of the Falkland Islands

Her Majesty the Queen, avyompanied by the
Prieoesees Helena, Louise, and Beatrice, and Pnnes Leo-
pold, and attended by the royal snits, arrived at the Wind-
ier station of the Great Western Railway at 9 o'clock yes-
terday (Wednesday) morning, attended by Mr. Greesoo.
Mr. Kelley, and Mr. fipegooletti, officiala of the above line,
the authorities having taken every precantiou so ensure
safety and punctuality throughout the journey by timing
the arrival and departure of the train at every station, by
keeping the line clear a quarter of an hour before the royal
train was due, and the same time after it had passed, and
by giving strict sod judicious direction. to superinten-
dents, station masters, police, signalmen, guards,
be., as to their respective duties. An insttument
and necessary apparatus, under the direction of Mr.
Spagooletti, was also conveyed by the royal train
for immediate telegraphic communication to any
part of the line, if required, and so punctually were the
orders observed that the journey throughout was performed
within a minute of the specified time. The royal party left
Balmoral on Tuesday at soon and posted to Aboyee, where
they entered a special train of the North Western Railway,
which left at 2.21, changing engines at Ferry-PI Junction,
near Aberdeen. There was another stoppage at Bridge of
Dun, to take water. Perth was reached at 618, where the
royal party dined; Carlisle was reached at IL4O, and the
royal journey, a distance of 582 ro,les, was completed at
9 o'clock yesterday morning. In order that her Majesty
should be perfectly mediate:bed, strict orders were given
that none of the public should be admitted to the @tattoos,
and the servants of the company were directed to perform
the necessary work on the platforms without noise. lier
Majesty was received at the Windsor station by Prince
Alfred.

His Royal Highness the Prince Philip of War-
tembarg left the Bromwich Hotel, Jermyn-street, yester-
day, oo a visit to the Priam sad Printer of Weiss at
Fregators.

Their Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and
Ductless of Mocklanburg•Strelitz honoured Lady Marian
Alford with their company at (Finer last evening at her
residence at Priooe's•rats.
Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redcliffo
setertained the Marqs4 of Sligo, Count Munster, Lady
Charlotte Coeliac, Lady Geary sad Mies Seery, and a
select party, at dinar, en Tuesday, at their residence

The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Hrs. Gladstone have issued cards for a grand dinner
on the 22nd last. to his Royal Highness the Duke d'Annuile
sad • select citek, at the family residence on Carlton home-
terrace.

The Right Ron. C. Forhascue and Frances
Coaster Waldegrave entertained at dinner last evening, at
their resides.", in Carlton-gardens, the Earl aid Counters
of Clareadoe, the Earl sad Coulter Grey, the Earl sod
Countess Somers, the Earl and Counter of Morley and
Lady Katherine I &tow, Lord and Ledy Skelmersdale.
Lord sad Lady Claremont, the Bishop of Oxford, Lady
Georgians Bertha Mr. and Lady Horatio Wardlaw, Sir
Hoary Coltman, Mr. Hayward, and Mr. William Hareoart.

The Right ilea. Sir Robt. Peel had a parliamen-
tary dieser yesterday evening at his house in Whitehall.
gardens, when the following noblemen and gentlemen were
present :—Lord Burghley. Lord Fred. Fitzroy, Lord Rob.
Montagu, Viscount Newport, the Lord Advocate, Hoe.
Locke Kist, Hoe. Dudley Foresaw, Hoe. Arthur Kin-
nard, Sir Richard Whaley, Bart, Sir Jas. Fergueron,
Bart., Sir W. Dunbar, Bert, Sir Morton Peto, Col.
Taylor, Mr. M. Raley, Mr. Wykaltun Marta, Mr. Lard,
Mr. &slay, Mr. Egerton, and Mr. Lerma.

A marriage is arranged between Mr. Mundy,
me of Mr. W. Mandy, member for South Derbyshire, sod
Mims Emily C►vendish, daughter of the Hoe. Richard
Cavendish.

The Earl of Enniskillen, Grand blaster of the
Orange Society, has issued an address, in which be bamerlise
its members to refrain from infringing the law. His lordship
bee beard with meth sorrow that they have expressed en
inteatios of celebrating their "revered ennivenaries " by
proosesioos sod other demonstrations, in such a manlier as
to violate the "act of parliament enacted sg.inst them ;"
bet, although no nee eon feel more strongly than he that
this law is oes-sided and uncalled for, he ne►ertheless
c inowils them as loyal men to obe► it as they am booed to
d), whatever may be their opinion of its harshness and un-
fairness.

The Archbishop of Dublin held his first visitation
on Taesday in the Cathedral of Kildare, and in the evening
entertained to dinner all the clergy who a►tended it.

The Rev. Dr. Rook, the Dean of Chichester, pro-
test, against the assertion of Lord Robert Cecil that every
good churchmen must arecesearly be a conservative. The
rev. dean shows from hie experienne that he hes always
found among the liberal some of the most onlighteeed, the
best informed, and the most monificeet supporter" of the
church of England. Dr. Rook, remarking that for 30 pen
he lived among the 'forties classes in the manufacturing dis•
tricots and learned to bosomy sod respect them, adds that he
heartily rejoices to find that " the leaden of the two great
parties in the country—the Earl of Derby, emphatically the
friend of the working man, and Yr. Gladstone—have
arrived at the oonolueiou that the time has corns wires, to
include a considerable potties of this meritorious dim of
our countrymen and brethren, there must be ea extension of
the suffrage. I rejoice to Sad that these great datagram
are prepared to promote good will among teen by offering s'
• boon what, if delayed, will with mach ill-feeliag be da,
mended as a right."

THZ QTZEN AND MR BATH ALBRRT MRHORIAL.
On the 23rd ult. the Provincial Grand Muter of &menet,
Major Adair, laid the foundation stone of a new wing to
the Bath ratted Hospital. which wing is to be erected as •
memorial of the late Prince Consort. and in it will be
placed a colossal hest of his royal highness by Noble. The
ceremony was performed with full anionic !income, in the
presence of an immense ommoune of people. The new build-
mg will cart 10.0001. Her Majesty the Queen hes taken much
interest I. the midertakleg, and !ism chosen for the plinth
of the bust of her laminated husband the following insoriP-
tin :—" His fife sprang from • deep inner sympathy with
God's will, mad therefore with all that wan tine, beautiful,
and right." A copy of the Ben Chronicle. nannies • full
report of the pmosediogs at the foundation stew laying,
printed on white sat* wan last week facsimiled to her
Majesty, and, is reply, the proprietor of that journal has
received, thiongh Colossi Phipps. the thinks of the Quo.,
with the %Westin that "Her Majesty has read the
amount with the deepest interest, sad Ins been much
touched by so gratifying • testimonyof respect and attach-
ment to how great mid good h „