The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-07 00:00:00

THE KING OP OBBECE.

It is stated that the King of Greece will remain
in town clueing aserly the whole of the time which his Ma-
jesty will pus in this count,y, end that he will visit bat
few of the pleas usgelly impacted by crowned heeds and
distinguished v'sitots. Ws Majesty wi'l remain at Marl-
borough Home in the society of his sister, the Prime's of
Walla, and of her roy►t ceases:.
It is expected that the King's parents, the Prince and
Princes, Christian of Denmark, will acme to London in a
few days to take leave of his Majesty previous to hie de-
portees.
The Danish Minister, with Mr. Coach, attache to the
Legation, received Me Hellenic Majesty at Dover, and had
the bower of accompanying bins to London. At Dover
his Majesty and suite hammed the Danish Minister with
their presence at a collation in the Leta Warden Hotel

Their Royal Higbnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Primer )(My w;11 asters to St. Jamee's
Palace oe or about the 15th islet.. from Paris.

The Duke and Duchess of fialdauha will leave
town in a few days, en route for Rome.

The Marquis of Bristol arrived in St. James's-
square Let evening from lekworth Park, Bury St. Edmund's.

The Marquis and Marcbioneea of Bath, who
arrived is town a few days since from Newmarket, have
left ton a for Loner; Wilta.

Frances Countess Waldegrave and Mr. Chichester
Fortes:us. N.P., left Dadbrok• Park e• eskarday, for
Inked.

The Earl of Carlisle is expected in town to-
morrow, from Ireland, la cobs to be prossat st Ss &Aka.
i.g of the infant els sad lair of Viscount sad Visoosatese
Mdse.

Viscount and Viscountess Sydney have left Frog-
roll, nr• Povteerity, on s toot of vislia
The Duke of Hamilton will this month enter on
his studies at Cl.vist Church, Oxford. His brother, Lord
Charts Hamilton, Is exported to p to the same university
next year.

The Earl and Countess Russell, with Viscount
Atanbaley and the Ladies Russell, have arrived et Beau-
dosed, mar Lichfield, on a visit to the Marquis sad Mar-
chimes of Abereora, from visitiog the Earl sad Carsten
of Nieto as their way south from Perthshire.

The marriage of the Hon. Colonel Byng and
Lady Haniotta Doaassldoid-fhoseoe, Edges of the Mar-
quis of li'lesbaty, is appointod to take plan on the 154
lost.

D/LATH OP LADY SOPHIA GICBILZI. —This lady,
daughter at the first Marquis el Bristol. died • few days
sir" alter a long and petite illness. Tits dacar•ad t•ly
was twin married, first to Mr. Willisa Howe Wy adlram
(who died in 1864), sad aseandly to Sigma Giabila.
Tian ARCHBISHOP OP DOBLEY.—The bulletin of
today is that " His Grace is sinking. H. doss not wader
pain and slop a good dial."—D stint Evans/ Mau.

Her Higirness the Princess Anatole inriatinsky,
accompanied by bee eon, Priem Alexander, bee arrived at
the Mead= Hotel from the Isle of Wichtt

Count and Countess Alexander Stroganoff and
badly have returned to the Clarinda Hotel, from alma-
lie. Isle el Wight.

The foundation stone of a new church was laid
lest week et Brooke, • lifeboat slates at the beak of the
Isle of Wight. The Mons win laid by Mrs. Seely, the
wife of Charles Seely, Fag, H.P., who is lord of the
manor of Brooke.
The inhabitants d Millbrook, in Hampshire, have
resolved upon placing an illumieated clock as their perish
church, which is situated between two railway stations,
not far distant. Tbrs do* will cost upward' of 100 f. The
illuminating pa will be tern* on and off by thwimachinery
of the clock, the tires of turning on rod off varying with
the length of the days. At a certain hour in the morning
the pa-tap is toothed by 010Chiaery so as to nearly extin-
guish **light, and at • certain boar at night the tap is
benched in an opposite direction, and the Same is restored.
By the alteration of • pin the tap is touched at say hour
required, sad once • week, when the clock is wound up, the
pin is altered so as to regulate the hour of lighting up, ho.
The Times nays of the Manchester Southern Club:
—" We are informed that this society refuels to admit any
reporters but their own. This is a practice which they bed
better abandon if they wish to win rasped, as there is
nothing that this age so mach abhors es hole and occur,
assetioss."
Twit COURT IN TIM HIGHLANDS. —Though the
IMAM' le Deride &win the pest week het agaha been
eold, wet, sad rough, it has not prevented the Queue sad
the other members of the Court from enjoying their seem.
tamed walks and drives about Behnorel. It is most &cau-
-1 lying to be able to say that her Majesty some much im-
proved in health Aloe her last visit to the Highlaadye, and
that there are quiet indications of reit* pie( cheer(
j in the interest she evinces in the old &miller scenes sad
favourites armed the palm.. Her Majesty accompanied
the Primes, of Wales is of her royal highness • latest
pic•oics," the spot pinched cm being Ns the Tidally of
Loch Minch. Prince Alfred, the Primeness Helm& and
Louise, and the Prince and Primes" of M. were
also members of the plesseat greensward party. There is
but one feeling among the Higblenders rowdies the Pris-
ms of Wake, • feeling which now that her royal higheem
bee left Ikeda frequent sad calmest *bream in humble
phis—" She le a sweet end boas, Isokly," they my,
sad with her "noun back." On the day Ware having the
Pitmen pianted • trestle the errjd:in of his re-
' numbness of her visit to A Id* A we Castle
jis sow occupied by the Prime a Prises. al Pamela, who
arrived there cm Friday meeker, sad received • very cordial
reception. Early on Saturday morning their royal h
; mesa paid • visit to the Queen, ad her Majesty *deg
inuesesly made it known that they were coming, • number
el the teseatity, joined be the Princes Allreti. Ater, and
Leopold, and headed by the Queen's piper were in wall-
ies at the entrance rate to Balmoral. About 10 o'clock the
prises sad primes' drove up, and were greeted with three
iteases, Prime Alfred gallantly giving the time. The
Primer, of Prowls—still known best es the Deena' by the
familiar IMMO of the "Princess Hoyal"—was ever en ems-
Mel favourite about Balmoral, the great love that wan fell
to exist between her and her noble father, and the kindly
way she interested herself among the poor sad lowly of the
I estate when little more than a girl, 'Hes* a reedy sad
lasting place in the hearts of the Highleaders ; and the
00010 of Saturday moraieg showed that the former feeliap
of mutual respect were as strong as ever. Her royal Mei-
ssen. in answer to the eale.ting chose which met bar,
waved her handkerchief, and as the carriage drove alharl
past introduced by sign her three children to her old
l of Balmoral.