The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-23 00:00:00

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BALMORAL, Barr. 21.
The Queen, accompanied by Prinoees Helena,
asd attended by Lady Cluirebill and Lieutenant-Gassed
the Hoe. C. Orgy, rode over the bill to Inwesmost. wham
her Majesty slept oo Tuesday n;ght at Lord Dalhousie's
du:o4in lodge, and returned to Bahama the some way oa
Wednesday eveoiog.

Sir Chaim Clifford had sa Interview with the Right Hee.
Edward Cardwell, at the Colonial-MSc*, yesterday.
Despatches wore remised yesterday at the Colooial-oMee
from the Goveraors al the Anstrahaa provisos', Yalta,
sad Gibraltar.
The Right Roo. the Chancellor of the Exchequer has left
Reward= Castle far Scotland.

THE QUEENS VISIT TO 11/VERNA=

PLANTIYG OP IfICKOILIAL TRW lIITEllit *MUTT.

As we stated yesterday, her Majesty remained
over night at Inverrnark as the gnat of the Earl of Dal-
housie. Oa Wednemiliy morning, bee Majesty had per.
taken of breakfast and was out in front of the lodge by
10 o'clock, and the then proceeded to pant tone tress is
the neighbourhood of the lodge, ma remembniscon of bar
visit. These trees had been provided by the Earl of Dal.
!mule is the course of May, 1864, in the expectation that
the (Joon wosid have visited him bunting seat sad plaited
them that year; and, me it happened that the visit was
then postponed, they have mines been kept in realness.
These are two excellent specimens of each of the WeUirig-
SCAM qtgapaaa and Smith firs, measuring esch about three
feet in height. The gums planted one of each is the dif-
ferent sides of the approach to the lodge, bat there was
nothing approaching ceremony is connexion with this cir-
oninstanee.

Her Majesty, the Yemen Helena, General Grey, and
Lady Churchill, accompanied by Lord Dalhousie and Lady
Christian Maule, left Invermeak shortly after 11 o'clock.
The royal party were conducted on the first stage of the
journey by Lard Deliaonsie's forester, who bad also acted se
guide of the 'imitate trues Balmoral to In►ermark.
The royal party returned to Balmoral by the same route
as they came. In ascending the hill, the Queen—who sou,
as usual, is mourning, and rode • dark brown mid
black pony—took the first plaoe, sad was followed b►
the Prineon Helena, who wore a blue riding habit, and
was mounted on a light-brows or chestnut ►orse. The
Earl of Dalhousie kept the next place, whilst Lady Chris.
tiers Maule followed. General Guy and Lady Churchill
rode • coesiderable dietaries behied. Oa reaching Droll
the top of the " ladder," the pass become more steep end
narrow, till the road pares along almost on the feu of s
preoipitoua cliff which ascends rapidly from the banks of
the Mark. After some distance has been passed, the Glen
sgeia widens, and the road proceeds along • pretty level
tract to the west shoulder of Mount Keen. Oa re•:biug
this point, the royal party seated for luocheoe. The spot
selected seemed almost in frost of the summit of the bill.
A small hollow served u protection from • stiff breeze
which was blowing at the time. Luncheon was served
about 1 o'clock, and • halt of an hour was made in
this delightful spot. Immediately after luncheon, Lord
Dalhousie and Lady Christian Mule took leave of her
Majesty and suite, sad returned to Invert:nark. The royal
party then proceeded on their journey. No other incident
occurred till oa arriving at the top of Glen Tour, about 4
o'clock, soother halt was made. After ball an hour's rest
the journey wee resumed over the Par of the Pulloch to
the Bridge of Buick_ The weather during the two days had
been excellent till they arrived at this stage of the journey.
when • heavy shower of rain fell, completely drenching the
party. At the bridge the carriages were waiting for her
; Majesty and suite, and they at once drove to Balmoral,
- which was remelted shortly after six in the maim.—
' Dioulec Advertiser.

The Karl Granville entertained the Earl deGrey,
the Earl of Clarendon, sada Went party at &am last
evening at his resides** in Britton-etre*. _

The Earl de Grey leaves town to-day on his re-
hire to Studley P.rk, his seat sear Ripon.

Viscount Palmerston is daily regaining his
assegai from his moot attack of gout. _ _

The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and the
Ladies Ashley us shortly ositoctett to arrive is town front
the Cootioont.

The Marquis of Hastings has recently returned
home to Dommiagtoa Park, Leic-stershire, from a yachting
exontsion on the corset of Norway. ilia lordship left
Baglasd in July last, accompanied by a select party of
friends, Wandler her ladyship's brothers, Lord Alexander
Paget and Lord Berkeley Paget, sad several other friends,
The Ladybird, in which his lordship wiled, was built ex-
tremely for the occasion, at (it is said) a coat of 8,0001. It
his flee specimen of yacht craft, and is a perfect model of
its kW. Ifs burthea is 260 tons. Altogether there were
30 persons on board. The party went out intending to
enjoy some piscatorial sport oa the coast of Norway.
diversified by deer shooting in the country.
_

Lord Stanley, M.P., who came to town early in
the wink from Knowsley, has left Bt. James's-square on a
Cos tinental tour. It is not hie lordship's Intontioo to so.
tura borne till the end of January, that is to say, jest baton
the meeting of parlisrnent.

The Eight Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli
hams loft Hug'kende' Maser for Ambridge Castle, ea ► visit
to Bari Braeslow sad Indy Macke Alford.
Hi. Serene Highness Prince George of Solma has
left Lord Lovat's oast in the north of Scotland, to irrt pro'
seat at the northers meeting, Inverse's.

The Duke of Devonshire will reoeive a large
family party at Holkar Hall, oa Monday, preparatory to
the waddrog of Lady Leslie Oavaidish and Captain the
Hoe. Francis Z gertoo. _ _

The Lord obancellor has appointed Mr. George
Labe Russell, of the Equity Bar, to bajada of the Blooms.
bury County Court of Middlesex, is the plans of Mr. D. D.
}lath, realised.
An examination for direct commissions will be
bald et Chelsea Hospital on Mooday, the 6th of November
amt. The astabar of madidatm will to limited te one
bosdred. _ _ _

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A remarkable instance of the duration of financial
soasezions in the City of London has occurred this Weeks
the basking emieent of the house of Bening Bentham sad
Co. with Mears.. Martin, Stone, and Co. having reached its
hundredth your.