The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-18 00:00:00

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BALMORAL, Ocr. 14.
The Queen drove out, with the Prinoses Alice
end Prisms Alfred, ettendad by Lady Chnrohlli.
The Prince Consort went out dear-stallther.
Ocr. 15.
The Queen, the Princes. Altos, sod the Primer Heists
drove out.

The Prince Consort went out shoaling, aooompanted by
Lord Stanley and Lieutenant-Colonel Ponotaby.
Prince Alfred went out deer-stalking.

The Prince and Princess of Leiningan arrived In London
co Saturday morning from Dover. Lord James Murray re-
calved the Prince and Prisons at the terminus of the South-
Fastens Railway at London-bridge, end attended them to the
Paddington station. The illustrions party bevelled by the
Great Western Railway to Wisidior, and proceeded to Frog-
more on a visit to the Duchess of Kant.

Deepatobes for the Governors of the West Indies and the
Australia %Sonia were sent on Saturday from the Colonial-
cake.

His Excellency the Turkish Ambassador has been
cm a visit daring the last few days to the Attorney-General
ttlir P. Kelly, )LP.), at the Chauntry, near Ipswich.
His Excellency the Portuguese Minister and the
Counter Lerradio arrived in town, on Saturday morning,
from Paris. On reaching the residence of the Portuguese
Legation their Exaelkaciee found the melancholy intalligmce
of the decease of the count's sister.

The Duke of Hamilton and Count Potooki have
ielt town for Paris, for a few days.

The Duke of Bedford is enjoying the sports of the
had at Wustord, In Northamptonshire.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde have
left town, on a visit to the Marquis of Bristol, at lokworth
Park, Bnfrolk.

The Earl and Counter of Westmoreland (with
Lord and Lady Barghersh and their infant son) are at Ape-
thorps Hall, Northamptonshire, reesivlng a round of visitors,
amongst whom last week were the Duke of Bedford, the
However Lady Raglan and thim Hon. Miser Somme; Mr.
Ritard, 11. P, Mr. Hondas, &c.

Lord and Lady Overtone have returned to town,
hum Overinone Part, Northampton. The marriage of Major
Under, and the Hon. Mir Janie Lloyd will take place
shoat the middle of next month.

Lord and Lady Londeaborough and family are at
meant staying at the Lodge, Dear Scarborough.

Lord Aablearida will arrive at Bath House to-
morrow, from a tour in Sootland.

Load Eustaoe Cecil leaves town to-clay on a visit
so Viscount Cranboarns, who is staying fa NAM.

We are glad to announce Lord Adolphus Vane
Tompost's nook from his late Indisposition. His lord-
ship mad Karl Vase have loft London for Maohyalloth,
North Was.

The Coma and Countess de Persigny left the
Husks Hotel on Saturday for Tunbridge Wells.
_ _ _

The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and Mrs. Glad-
stone will return to Hawardan Cantle to-day from a tour at
Amite In Scotland.

Admiral Bowles and Miss Bowles have returned
to town from visiting Viscount sad Viscountess Palmerston
at Broadiands.

Lady Shaftesbury and several members of her
family as spading a few days at Broadlands, with Viscount
and Viscountass Palmerston.

The Lord Bishop of Oxford is at present the guest
of the Earl of Aberdeen, at Hadar; and was yesterday to
preset in St. Droeteru's Church, Deer.
We (Salisbury Jeered') are sorry to learn that
ea Thursday Let, as the Earl Nelsen was 'hooting in the
grounds of Trafalgar Hove., hie rum, which wu loaded
at the beech, by emu exideit exploded, injuring one of his
WA. Weer' glad, however, to bear that the noble lord is
not likely to muftis say serious perusneat injury.

The Earl of Shaftesbury A. engaged to take the
&sir at two public meetings, to ba held in the West Riding
al Yorkshire this wok—nantely, at the first annual meeting
of the Bradford Yoring Nees Misfiles Aarotaatios, and at
the manual mating al the Leeds Auxiliary to the British and
Foreign Bide Soddy.

TI; command Of the Irish Constabulary force has
bon etentrel ups. Meier Brforsefig. who for masy years
1111.11 he din et Deputy Insporker-Oeseral. The Wary
beweelbrwewl le le be 1,11001, hiehmed et 1,6001. per moan,
the 1001. Wag prated to lb Damask M'Oregoe to owe.
Mendes albs low aerviow.

Yesterday evening the newly consecrated Biabop
of Wellisgtoa (the Right Rev. C. J. Abraham, 8.D., at
Lines College, Cambridge) peached et Bt. Matthew's
Chunk City-road, to en overwhelming congregation.

The -Aberdeen Herald tam "Mir Marsh, the
lady who aditsd the listooin of Hadley Vicars,' has bus
paaaohlag with acceptance at Haab Hall, Anthill. sad
Blahs Castle.••

The Count and Countess Montemolin are expected
at Naples this week, after their tour of seeseal maths is
°craw and Upper Italy.

The Prsissiin historian Ranks is now at Venice,
engaged in collecting, in the 'rehires of the republic, ma-
wig& relating to the history of England daring the lest
three maturing.

CONSERVATIVE ANNIVERSARY IN Essex.—On
Friday evening the Hittakford Comervellve sad Aeries/tura
Club celebrated its areal at Combo Hediaghanteshmett
speeches were delivered by members far North
Major liereeford and Mr. Da Cam, and Sir W. B. &With,
Ma Hinted usestiassi the meow which led him to
raw his support from Laird Pedometers, but twitted the
mejority al hie owe party, the coniurvadves„ with Mom-
'detest cicadaet in regard to the Aesseelaadca BM. His
support to the present adadaistraties wee conditional,
V though he reptidhited the Whig teademeise of which he
had bees secused.—Mr. De Case essirstalated the meeting
upon the improved foetuses el the ocalarrative party.
—Sir W. B. &OM, rehrriag, is the coarse of
his speech to the eosin Batons BUJ, mid
its tendency had bees deacented by the met eloquent sad
eminent ores is the Home of Causcsa—he referred to Mr.
Diemen, who had been well resolved at Castle Hedhurhant •
few mere dace. It wee the as him to chugs Mr. Disraeli
with having been • radios) is hie youth, but if they bad used
their youthful day. like Mr. Disraeli they would be in
a far different patties he that they now occupied. Mr.
Disraeli spoke of a ram bill thus:—" A meanies
which shall not be • more party measure, which shall
not be devised merely to prop up a faction, which
shall not be Invested merely to increase the po-
litical fmportaoa of • political madon, but • mea-
sure wbk3 dads largely sad completely with MI those
questions oonaected with the esteem which an entitled to
oomidersUcts will, I true, reaseusead itself to ell temperate,
redcoat, tad reabseminded asa, es a measure adequate to
the occedon." Tha settlement of 1632 had been very pro-
poly deattribeet ea a diefrenehhessat, u a good many bo-
muehe of tory priselples were diatrasaleird, while others in
the interest of the Whig perry were enfranchised. If the
measure proposed by the gomentimst was like that
described by Mr. Disraeli he recommended hie hon. filmed'
to mar tt, as it would contain the beet terms they were
ever likely to be able to extort to the form of
• reform WM When they were offered aa Be. duty on
wheat they refused ft. Instead of Se. they had now • *bil-
ling duty ; and such • reform bill se Mr. Disraeli had indi-
cated would corm before them like the Be. duty. He thought
the moderate men to the house would probably combine to
tabs snob • measure es • fair settlement ; he referred, for M-
olest., to Mr. Gladsome, Sir James Graham, Ms. Sidney
Herbert, Mr. Milner Moon, Mr. Houma, dr..