The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1863.

ebe Court.

ACCIDENT TO HER hungry.

BALMORAL..Ocr. 9.

On the Queen's return from Alt-mt-Guithasach,
with Princess Louie of Hesse and Princess Helena, on
Wednesday evening, the coachman mistook the road, and
the carriage turned co its side, by which the Clasen and
Princesses were thrown out, but were merely slightly
bruised, and rode home on bill ponies.
The Queen walked and drove yesterday morning, accom-
panied by the Crown Princess and Princess Louis of Hesse,
and in the afternoon, accompanied by Princess Helena.
The Crown Princess of Prussia and Princess Louis of
Hesse drove to I overcauld, and honoured lira Farquharson
bye

Ocr. 10.

The Queen, accompanied by Prima's' Helena, went out
yesterday morning. In the afternoon her Majesty, attended
by Lady Churchill, drove out.
Prince and Prince's Louis of Hesse went out riding.
The Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia lunched with
her Majesty. Princess Helena, attended by Lady Churchill,
dined with the Crown Prince and Princess at Abergeldie.
Mr. Gladstone left the Castle yesterday.

Ills Majesty the King of the Greeks received deputations
sad gave audiences on Saturday at Marlborough-houm.
The Rev. Archimandrite Stratuli, D.D., of Liverpool, the
Rev. B. Moroi, Greet Eoooomu, of Manchester. and Archi-
=Write Narcissus Morfinos, Pastor of the Greek Church
in London, had an audience and were presented to his
Majesty by Mr. A. C. louidm, Greek Cousul-Geoerel.
Mr. M. E. Rodocaoacbi, Mr. John George HOOiare, and
Mr. Starr°. Dilberoglue, Greek residents in London, had
an endience of the King, mid presented an address of con-
gratulation. Mr. Punka S. Bali was prevented from
attending by severe illness.
X. Athenian Joaonides, Mr. S. N. Frangovelo, and Mr
John Zigornslaa, a deputation from Manchester, bad an
audience and presented an address of congratulation to his
Majesty.
Mr. D. N. Giannacopulo, Greek consul, Liverpool; Mr.
C. X. Ralli, Mr. A. Eumorfopoulo, and Mr. G. M. Papa-
yanni, a deputation from Liverpool, had au audience of the
King and presented an address of congratulation.
Mr. G. P. Leacaridi, late representative of the Greek
community of Loodoc at the National Assembly of Athena,
in the costume of offloer of the Nathan' Guard of Greece ;
Mr. E. Argyroponlo, and Mr. E. P. Caralambi, both officers
of the Greek National Guard, had an audience of his
Majesty.

Mr. B. Mats, Mr. S. A Ralli, and Mr. B. A. Manager.
data, wardens at the Greek Church in Loodon.wall, had an
audience of the King.

Mr. E. C. lonidea, Greek merchant, sad Mr. Stamaty
Krim* bad an audience of his Majesty.
The deputations, the officers, the wardens, and the mer-
chants were severally presented to the King by Mr. A. C.
lonides, Greek Consul-General.
Min Majesty returned gracious MMUS to the congratu-
leery add/ewes from London, Manchester, and Liverpool.
A deputation of the k'hilhellenie Committee waited upon
the King, and weaseled an address of congratulation to his
Majesty. The deputation consisted of the Earl of Coventry,
Pine Admiral Burney, Mr. James Wyld, M.Y. ; Mr. J.
Lambert, J.P. ; Mr. John Locke, M.P. ; Mr. Thomas Page,
C.K ; Mr. Scholeileld, M.P. ; Mr. Stefanes Mace, hono-
rary secretary ; and Mr. John F. O'Brien, secretary.
The King was attended at the reception by Count Spon-
neck, Baron Guldencrone, Lieutenant Enna, Lieutenant
Lath, Dr. Philemon, and Professor Koeppen.
Fad Bassell, the Queen's Secretary of State for Foreign
Attain, had an audience of the King of the Greeks.
Mr. A. Weetenhols, Consul-General of Denmark, paid

hi respects to his Majesty.
Baron Brunnow, the Russian Ambassador, had an audience
et the King.
fu the afternoon the King of the Greeks, attended by
Ooont Sponneck, visited the French and Readout Ambassa-
dors ►t their residences.
The Prince and Printer Christian of Denmark, accompa-
nied by Prince Frederick and Princess Dogmas., arrived in
town on Saturday afternoon from the Continent. Their
Royal Highnesses were met at the Victoria Railway Station
by the King of the Greek, and the Prince and Princess of
Wales (attended by C►ptain Grey and the Hon. Mrs. W.
Grey), who accompanied their Royal Righnewee to Marl.
borough-hones, where they arrived at ten minutes past 2
o'clock.

The Prince and Princess Christian were attended by Cap-
tain Load, Captain Ceatenschjold, and the Countess Re-
ventlow.

The Duke of Cambridge paid a visit to the Prince and
Princess Christian ►fter their arrival.

The King of the Greeks sad the Prince of Wales
honoured the establishment of Messrs. Garrard in the Hay-
market with a visit.

The Princess of Wales, the Prineem Christian of Denmark,
and the Princess Dagmar took a drive in an open carriage
in the afternoon.
The King of the Greeks, the Prince of Wales, Prince
Christian of Denmark, and Prime Fredesick, attended by
Captain Grey, rode on horseback.
Yesterday oserning the Bing of the Greeks, attended by
Count Spooner*, Baron Guldencrone, Lieutenant Punch,
Lantana' lath, Dr. Philemon, and Professor Koeppen
attended the Grand Tie Deem in the Greek Church, London.,

The Prises and Primus of Wales, the Prime and Princess
Christian of Duman, Prime Frederick, end the Princess
Aquae, attended Divine Service yesterday corning in the
Chapel Hoye'. St. James's.
The Communion Service was read by the Sub-Dean and
the Rev. C. Backman. The sermon wan preached by the
Bth-Dern from the 65th Psalm and the 9111, lOU. and 11th
vanes. A Thanksgiving Anthem for the present abundant
harvest—" Fear not, 0 land ; be glad red rejoice, for the
Lord will do great things• (John Gus), wu performed;
Mr. Gus presided at the ape. The Hoe. Mrs. W. Grey,
the Counties Reveetlow, bentassatAlennal Knollys, and
Captain Grey attended their royal highnesses.
The Duke of Cambridge was also purest at the service.
The King of the Greeks, the Prince and Penman of
Walls, the Prance and Primes Christian, Prime Frederick
and the Princess Degmar of Denmark went to Kew in the
afternoon.

The Duke of Cambridge received at dinner yesterday at
Gloaoster•bouse, Park-lase, the Hiss of the Gnmeka, the
Priam sad Princess of Wales, the Priam and Princess
Christian of Denmark, with Prince Frederick and the Prin-
cess Degraar, sad the gentlemen of the King's suite. A
distinguished party had the honour of meeting hie Majesty.
Viscount Palmerston left London on Saturday for hie seat
Breadlands, Hants.

Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial-
°floe from the Lord High Commissioner of the fasten Wands.
Despatches were sent to the Governors of Canada, Yalta,
Ceylon, Haug Hoag, Labuan, and Gilwaltar.

Lord Chamberlain's-0M" 0.11. 10.

Notice is hereby given that the state apartments o
Windsor Castle will be axed on and after Weduceday, the
14th instant, until further notice.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE AND PRINCESS
CHRISTIAN OP DENMARK.

The Prince and Pribcess of Denmark, f►ther and
mother of her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, &C 0302-
Taiga by the Priam and Princess Doom, loft DOW", OS
Saturday afternoon at 12.2 by special train a• the London,
Chatham, asd Dover Railway, and arrived at the Victoria
termious punctually at 2 o'clock, when they were met by
their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales
and the King of the Greeks, and wen remind on the wt./
the railway authorilies by Lord Harris. depoty.chairman.
and Mr. J. S. Forbes, the general manager of the company.

ROYAL ENGLISH °PLEA COVF.NT-OARDILN.—Their
Royal /Hermann the Prince and Princess of Wales ►nd his
Majesty the King of Greece, with their respective suites,
will honour the performance of this evening (the opening
night) with their presence. This prompt instance of royal
favour augurs well for the succors of the season.
New THIATIZ ROYAL ADILEIII.—EIis Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales, the King of Greece, Prince
Christian of Denmark, Prince Frederick of Denmark,
Princess Demmer, Countess Ravenloe, Hon. Kra. W. Grey,
and Captain Grey honoured the performances on Saturday
evening.
! The Doke and Duchess of Baldanha and daughter
leave London to-day for Paris, as their way to Rome to
pare the winter. . _

" The Duke of Beaufort will leave Badminton,
Gleawateniiira, today, foe Newmarket.