The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-25 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S JOURART PROM SCOTLAND.

Her Majesty the Queen, with their Royal High-
nesses Mamma Helena, lAuist, and Beatrice, and Prince
Leopold, attended by General Grey, General Seymour,
Lady Ely, Lady Stanley, &e., will, swording to the latest
arriuipaleata, leave Balmoral on Saturday next instead of
Friday, and return to Windsor Castle.
Her Majesty will leave Balmoral in the afternoon, and
post by road to Aherne, the nearest station on the Detside
Railway, main; Wiodaor at 8.45 a.m.

THE COURT AT asurotur..—On Sunday her
Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses'
Prisons Helena and Princess Louise. and attended by the
Marialoons of Ely, attended Diane service in the church
of Cratbie. There were also present from Balmoral—Sir
George Grey, General the Hoy. C. Grey, the Hoe Mrs.
and Miss Grey, Gemmel F. Seymour, Colonel the Hon.
C. Phippe sod Miss Phipps, Baronage Schenck, &c. The
Rev. Psincipal Tells:oh, of St. Asdrew's, preached an Im-
pressive and eloquent sermon from Revelations xxii. 5.
The Queen, as already meounesd, is to leave Balmoral
on Friday next, in consequence of the death of Lord Pal-
merston.
The royal paddle yacht Osborne, Commander
John D'Arcy, sailed from Poi tsmentb yesterday for Antwerp
to embark the Crown Prionse of Prussia (ninon) Loyal)
and suite for converses to England on a ilea to her Ma-
jesty sad the royal family.
The Racoon, screw corvette, Captain Count Glei-
ohm, steamed oat of Portsmouth harbour yesterday, on
the completies of her relit, sad anchored at Bpithead to
roams AFFAIR& take in powder and shell. Lieut. Prince Alfred is expected
The Deily News details the einumetenees under which to join the Racoon to-day. The skip is under mhos to sail
the fres city of Frankfors-an-theMaine is menaced in its lo• on a short cruise.
dependence by the goreremeets of Austria and Prussia. esterday morning her Serene Highness the
Its Bemis has received I joint note from those Pt;neese Louise Augusta of Bleswig-Holstein, only
gnnarannda'll"frindwn miannita adraisiatratien'te that daughter of the late Prince of Slisseig-Holstein-Noer,
which regulates, or rather destroys the right of meeting in was monied at St. George's, Hanover-square, to the Prince
Private—this being done to prevent the meetings of the
which
National Union, at M. Biemarok's policy in criticised. Michel Vlanpli-Handgri, son of his Exesilescy the Coun-
cillor d'Etat, George Vlangali, sad grandean of the Prince
bat whisk do sot endanger the peace of a eagle German Alexander Handjari, ax-Flospodar of Moldavia. The est-
einsee. The Germans are very &eery, but their indignation vire was performed by the Rev. Llawelyn Davies, Meryl°.
will have so practical ronerquems. A =armful aggressive bom, and the bride was given away by her brother, the
foreign policy rearms/ors them for the destruction of prince Frederick of simaid.rieuteia.
daemons coestitatiosisl freedom. N. de Bismarck knows His Excellency the Prussian ambassador and
his "'wants". and will Push it 7" We shall " the Countess Berestorli sad funny are expected to retain
the newspaper. an.' merefettered,"'"' the right of meeting to the Prussian embassy next week, from St. Leonard's-an-
farther violated, sad the Independeace of states again
threetceed. Aid the Germans will bear it. His Excellency the Hon. G. S. S. Jerningham
The Deily sew returns to the announcement some days
see by the Timm of an American ultimatum to the Ens- hm 146111n/4Y'. Hotel for Stockholm.
The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle and family
mace Nepalese relative to reinforcing the French may is
Reran. nod dragnet. as ...admiral." the amertims or are exploded to leave Clamber Park, Notts, in the course
yesterday's Time that its °sigma information was eish. of the sassing month for the Continent, as the noble duke
anstially warren." The story put forth by the Tines was sod duchess tolled to Psis the winter in the south of
a (*semi from beginning te esd. Neither the cenannini- Freese.
ratio. (rammed by the fi„ra, am any other similar to its The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough will re-
spirit sad tendency, has bees made. cove a diens/misled party, at Blenheim Pekoe, duds(
The Star ales describes the statesman of the Toms is seat week. The festivities to take place are to be in eel.-
this matter as misleading and absurd. briniest of the Marquis of Blandford attaining hie majority.
The Poet takes it for granted that the intimation gives by The Duke of Devonshire is surrounded by a
Mr. Johnson be a deputation which presented a petition is select party at Chatsworth.
favour of Mr. Davis, to the *Beet that tin government did DEATH OF VICE-ADM 1' THE HON. GEORGE J.l
not desire bloodshed, may be eooeldered tantunonat to a , cAexemea.—We have to record the death of the Rem.
promise that the life of the ex-President will be spared, poor. John Cavendish, vice admiral es tin reserved lodi-
sed it may not unreasonably be assumed that Mr. Davis pay list, which took plans on the 23rd Inst., at Lyes
will receive the pardon whisk has bees 'needed te hi (hare, Barney.
ebileagnaa, or at "14 be required tO Pam the re" THE BISHOP OF ELY.—This right rev. prelate
malodor of his days in exile. marrosoced his primary visitation yesterday. His lordship
The Herald thinks it redounds to President John- delivered hie charge at Ely CatMdraL Today (Wednesday)
opoes credit that op to this time he has assalt moot he will set out on his visitation tour. seemeenag at Oam-
woefully with the leaden of the Orefedersey, sad bridge* and fenal”._°° Badford• Letass ilant.h.Mdeei
Newmarket, Bry ass. Emma', and Sudbury. The visitation
fathom le exact from them those penalties wiatah he will clam on No
v.o 3.
conceives to be het loot. FM loth", of the absolute ADMISSION or Arroams.—There are 138 ori-
supremacy of the Federal government, of the allegiance gbralaperwatiose for &Minim u attorneys is the iambi
dee to it from the 'abject States, of the same si ire& term, sessemang es the aced of November.

Every statesman who scoepts office in such oompany ae
that of Earl Resell and Mr. Gladstone must be under
stood, the Tekgrsph says, as distinctly pledged to the
policy of reform. On this point there must be no ambiguity
or doebt. " That the cabinet which assembles on Saturday
next will deliberate with all the freedom implied by its
closed doors, we know u a matter of cows' ; en this um-
skis, however, we may venters to sued its members will
meet in the most loyal spirit of willlugnees to take counsel
without foregone aeridasioes. It would be absurd to an-
ticipate the result ; bat the political situation itself is before
ewers, and, in reviewing it. we know the main subject
which must be then disowned."