The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-04 00:00:00

THE KING AND QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.

(11T ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAM)
(TROY 008 OWN cosusrommer.)
BOUNIAMPTON, Ocr. 4.
The King and Queen of Portugal are expected to
arrive here to-morrow.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge left
town yesterday on as official inspection of the garrisons
►nd forsifications of Dover, the camp ►t Aldershot, and the

(realty depot at Canterbury.
Hie Excellency the Lord Lieutenant left Dublin
on Monday for Erisland, in consequeoce of the death of
the Countem of Clare, the mother of Lady Wodeboom.
Lord Wodehouse, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland,
arrived in town yesterday from Dublin, in order to attend

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the funeral of the late Counter of Clare.
A correspondent says :—" Lowestoft is very full;
all the hotels end lodging-houses are crowded hem. It is
late in the moon for so many visitors to be at Lowestoft."
Tale COMM IN Tag 11101ILAND8.--On Sunday
their Royal Highness= the Prince end Prioress of Wales,
the Prime sad Prim= Louis of Hems, Princess Hides',
Primo* John of Glackaburg, and the Princess Hilda of
Anhalt, ettended divine envies in the church of Cmthiv.
There were she present, from Balmoral and Abergeldie, the
Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, the Marchioness of Ely,
Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phi ph Mr. and Mrs. Maims,
the Hoe. Mrs. and Mien Grey. Barooar Schenk, Re. Her
Majesty the (lawn and her Royal Highness the Princes*
Helots, &Beaded by the Ida:Aimee@ of Ely, were present
at the altereecc service, which oommenced as four o'clock.
The Rey. Dr. Macfarlane, Moderator o' the General
Assembly, Preached on both earldom , taking for his
test is the forenoon Luke 'lid. 47, especially
the concluding part of the verge, " Beginning at Jeanie-
lem ;" and in the afternoon, Nehemiah, iv. 9, ' Neverthe-
less we made our prayer unto our God, and act a watch
against them day sod night. became of them." The church
was much crowded, a great number of strangers being are. I
sent. His Royal Rieman Prince Arthur arrived at Bal.
moral on Saturday. The Pilate posted from Blairgowrie I
by the Bpittal of Glenshise and Braemar, reaching Mammal I
about six o'clock in the evesieg. Her dajoity on Saturday
evening drove from Balmoral through the village of Brae- '
mar, and returned to the Castle by her favourite asst sr I
eluded route via. the Dnohleish sad "Lion's Face." On Friday I
la* • grand deer drive took place in the forest of Aber-
geldie. To the wooded profile of Crag Yeah° the satiated
monarchs were drives from the 'heti wed dales sodomite I
around. Capital sport was had by the Prince of Wales and I
party, amongst whom was the chief
downm, the
gallant Colonel Ferquhareon, who shot two See step
as the swaying herd swept past. Bang bang wort the
Prince of Wales' rifle, and other two noble stage bit the
duet sad rolled dead in the blooniieg purple heather.
Other two stags fell, one of which was killed by the youth-
ful Mr. Phipps On the home route two pretty roebucks
were shot by the party, which concluded the day's sport.
Is the Bidlochbure, Invercauld forest, Colossi Farquharson
west out deer-stalking on Tuesday last, and killed use stag.
—Edinburgh Courant.
ACCIDiNT TO PILING% AZTHUR'S CAEaIAoL—On
Saturday (writes our Blairgowrie correephodest), hie Royal
Highness Prince Arthur drove, with a companies or at-
fondant. to au open carriage from Perth, and changed
horses at the Royal Hotel. The boned were specially pro.
riled by Mr. Great, Glassine. as hie Royal Highness met
with an accident year when pawing through Blair-
' gowrk, sad the driver was instructed by Mr. einem, of
the Royal Hotel, to drive cautiously down Allan-street,
I which is rather steep. Unfortunately bowel* hear the
manse spot where the accident occurred year, some al-
terations are going oe at • shoemaker's shop, and the street
being partially. tilockod up with @tome aid rubbish, the
carnage OMB io rather violent collision with • cart which
was steadies there. Happily no serious damage wee done,
but both iambs of the carnage were rudely jostled, sad
but for the glow and minima pane at which the car isle
was driven. serious iejurvieight have been sustained. His
royal highness looked well, sad courteously acksowledged
the etiolation* with which he was greeted by the epee
latogh—liiiisiburgh Courant.
An alturall exhibition for the Allababad and
Basins dishes is to be MIA in Allebaked Le Deenable auk 1
—Bombay paper. : • 4.)are t.