The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-27 00:00:00

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WLNDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 25.
The Earl and Countess Russell arrived at the
Castle yesterday, and had the honour of dinieg with the
Queen and the Royal Family.
The Queen, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the
Crows Prisoess of Prussia and Princess Buena, drove ha
the grounds this morning.
Their Royal Highnesses Princess Louise and Princess
Beatrice rode on horseback.
The Crows Prime of Prussia, attended by the Gentlemen
is Waiting, west out shooting.
The Earl of Clarendon arrived at the Castle, and had as
audience of the Queen.
The Spanish and Haytian Ministers also arrived, end were
presented to her Majesty by Lord Clarendon.

Nov. 26.'

Her Majesty took a drive yesterday afternoon, scram-
planed by Princess Louise and Princiess Beatrice.
The Crown Prime and Princess of Prawns and Princess
Helena west out walking.
The Queen, the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia.
Princess Helena, Princess Loofas, and Princess Beatrice,
and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Muting, attended Divine
service this morning in the private chapel.
The Rev. H. J. Ellison officiated.

A Cabinet Council will be held to-morrow after.
noon at Earl Russell's official residence in Down.
ing-street. _ _

The Queen will bold a council at Windsor Castle OD Wed.
56@day nest, at 1 o'clock.
Despatches were sent on Saturday from the Co'oniel.
office to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, the North
American Provinces, and Bermuda.

INTE-VDED BETROTHAL OP THE PRINCESS
HELENA.

(From the Morning Post.)
We believe that the report which reaches us to-
day from Kiel, of the intended betrothal of the Princess
Helena to Prince Christian of Angastesburg, is well
founded, and that we may soon expect to see another
marriage in our royal family. The princess, wh3 is the
third daughter of the Queen, is in her 20th year, while her
future husband is is his 34th. He i s the brother of the
Duke of Augustenbarg whose claims to the Duchies of
filleswig.liolstein have of late given rise to so much dispute.
The duke has, however, a soe, born in 1863, so that his
brother is only heir.presumptive to his right., whatever
they may be. Prince Frederick is a major in the LUICOM
of the Guard of Prussia, and, from the anxious and motherly
care which the Queen bestows on all matters affecting
the happiness of her children, we may safely presume that
is character and disposition be is all that every loyal heart
can wish to find in the husband of a daughter of England.
Ws understand that it is considered to be no alight advan-
tage in this royal match that the prince herring neither
principality nor functions which would require his residence
abroad, the future Princess of Auctutenburg will be able
to reside in England, and to continue to afford to her Ma-
jesty those filial attentions on which the Queen, like every
mother, sets so high an estimation. This marriage, as
adding to the happiness of our beloved royal family, will be
welcomed by the nation with that warm sympathy which
universally attaches to all about the throne.
(From the Times.)

The Seiler Zeitung nye :—" A rumour is currant of the
intended betrothal of Prince Christian of Augustenburg to
the Princess Helena of England. We reproduce this ru-
mour without guaranteeing its accuracy. It is, however,
announced that the Prime will visit London next mouth."
We believe there is no doubt of the fact thus cautiously
stated.

THE DIVORCE COURT.
The Divorce Ocrart, at all eves* the Timm says, ham
not presented vice ta us in attractive i
dea f Tun PRINcE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.—Their
there is no in
antidote to the romantic ideal of imam. Royal Hightlesees the Prime and Princess of Wales, who
rality which Erma novels have done so much to popularise have bees staying since Tuesday last at Ifelford-ball, the
than an occasions' perusal of the mesh tried before the seat of Lord Alfred Paget, took their departure on Saturday
Judge-Ordinary. The peculiar evils which the operatioo morning. The royal party was escorted to the railway
of the court imolves, are conspicuous when a petition is station by the Lose Telford troop of Yeomanry, commanded
brought without the least hope of obtaining a decree for by Major Barnardiston, and at the station the 11th Suffolk
the dissolution of marriage, and screw no other end than to (Sudbury) Volunteers formed a guard of homnr. Their
egoism the shame of • wife or the iefidelity of • husband. Mel blithesome rode in an open carriage and pair, accent-
Such was the petition in the oast of "Broadwood v. Broad. paged by Lord Alfred Paget ; and the members of the
wood and the Duke of St. Albans." The juridic- suite arrived previously ie other carriages. The station was
tics of the Divorce Court is prostituted when it again gaily decorated, and the arrangements made by the
it emmelled to redact such • scandalous in- Great Eastern Company left nothing to be deldred. A large
quip. The explosions of indignation on behalf of the number of permits assembled to witness the departure, sad
Duke of St. Albans are not all deserved. Those whose rank the Prism and Princess were greeted with enthusiastic
the Bank is such as to encourage extortionate demands under threat cheers, which were repeated again and again se the train
It was of exposure should be the more careful to keep themselves moved out of the station. Their royal highnesses gracefully
and was only oat of ambiguous posit Ons. Meanwhile, looking to the into. acknowledged these manifestations of loyalty on the part
of the people of Suffolk ; and they have left behind them
sat was the, rests of society, there is aa easy answer to those who sould
ea ? Did it liberate the principal parties to suits of this kind, guilty an assurance that their visit to Mefferd has been as ended
or ci,•„. as they may be, from obligations which they have mutually with unmixed gratification sod Ovum*.
gold, - violated, and allow them to re-marry. It may be am. His Mxceilency the Prussian Ambassador and
investments? fortune that Mrs. Etioadwood. having been made "an the Countess Berestorff hal a diaper party on Saturday at
little or no honest woman" once, cannot regain that name, but it Use Prollikp Embassy, on Carlton Howe-terns. Among
exception of would be a far greater misfortune if her double suocess the distinguished 'amt.' were :-His Excellency the Tutkish
, can hardly should have led others equally frail to imitate her fall, in Ambassador and Madame sod Mdlle. Muslims. his &eel-
to legitimate the hope of afterwards imitating her recovery. loamy the French Ambassador, his Excellency the Spanish
E one MUDD- TM Pow 'bloke it a natural question to ask what pourable Minister and the Marchioeme de Moline, his Exeellemy
good can be obtained by keeping such couples u this the Danish Minister and Madame Below, his Excellency
There was no to ...ther ? What a spectacle and what a disgrace for the Magmatic Minister, the Austrian Chargé d'Affaires, the
at no drain of the children and relations of both parties to see their Haaorerian Charge d'Affaires and Baroness de Blom*, and
there !
were no father and mother, their brother and sister, their wan and Wills. de Witsieben. There was a small and early recap-
s market, with daughter living in adultery ; and what a public ties after dinner.
m loan for a cad social scandal !Of coarse them parties, when His Excellency the Austrian Ambassador has re-
,,,to the cue- • divorce has beers refund, aught to settle down tensed toCliandos House after • prolonged leave of absence.
into immediate rep interim in sackcloth and ashes, The Counter Appouyi is staying in Rams
the ordinary
abient. it and henceforth live a life of celibacy. But the experience The Duke of Leinster left town on Saturday on
of the peal two theramad years leads to the °omission tams . visit to Lord and Lady Otho-Fitzgerald at Went Park,
"we for the it is not in hums' eaters taking it in the average, to sad Wilts.
arose from thus, and the law ought to recognise the great facts of The Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, M.P., re-
irking of our car- experienceled of human nature. Though there may be turned to ern on Saturday, from Mattis/ Nimoast Even-
demand for no private wrong to redress where the husband and the ley. at his gat In Hampshire.
amerce, and the wife are both guilty, and no claim for damps, is it too The Right don. B. Disraeli, M.P., and
Mrs
much to esy that, so far as the social scandal is concerned,
action of the pre- I Disraeli have left Huglreadeu Maser for Wrst Park, on •
qcial influence as the interests of Public morals are implicated,
"tberobrisastwies the reason for granting a divorce is tide 1 visa to the Countess Cowper.
to estimate case that there is in the cam Willie only the defeedant is so? I A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of
incurred, but The rdepragt,dwellisig on the ducal element is the ease, 1 &woks's, Mr. Rowland Alstoc, bee just died in London at -- -
,
levy large. The &Nerves that when • patchier' reaches the years of man. th• M. a 82' SWEDEN.
rhatever profit the hood without atteieleg those of disretion, it is alasoit a The Newcastle Chronicle says :—" We understand STOCKHOLM, NOV. 26, Eva:wino.
abnormally hills pity that he cannot be pet uader look and key. It would the Wight Hon. William Hutt has declined the honour of A body of 4,000 troops has arrived in this city,
.1 the duke who has escaped see, easily to go • barseetty, whisk her Majesty proposed to maw on kin
hand, gained by ',emir"' -'. • • ' • •
1 specious at fast abroad, not liking the 1.1.4 of Ms stems( at once born the 1 for ble lorrrtertene Peblie anises."
in order to prevent any disturbance of public order.
tone] is tight, Divorce Court iath the Drawing room. Hi
de oosduct, how. I K Vamberi's "Travels in Central Asia" have . K Lindback, the clergyman charged with having
I ever natural scoordieg to demi-mundane ias, %Alta him Ines translated late Runes. Large extra.* are to b. poisoned five persona, has oommitted suicide by
himself in prison.
to lend, and fee the present foe oloociatioa with English ladles. His feud is the Isoalide and some of the leading review.' hanging

te state of

the highest
iperabundance
to do bnsi-
to this sort
the money
the almost
simple ap-
se serious
rtent drain

fortified.
lu reply to s protest of the Mexican republican
consul at San Francisco, General M'Dowell has
stated that the prohibition of the exportation of
arms to Mexico by sea as well as land is intended
by his late order.

NEW YORK, Nov. 18,
Advices from Vera Cruz to the ith inst. state
that Juarez was in Texas en route for Padres
Negras, and also that the Federal troops in Texas
were moving towards the river, as if contemplating
some hostile movement.
The Imperialists had captured three Federal
soldiers in the republican camp, near Matamoros.
They were court•tnartialled, and it was supposed
they would be shot.
Lower California has declared allegiance to the
snail government.

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