The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-08 00:00:00

Ebt Court.

BALMORAL, Strf . 6.
The Queen and the Prince Consort, attended by
Lady Churchill and Genera) the Hon. C. Grey, drove on
Tuesday morning up the Dee to the foot of the Geldie, and
crowed thence on ponies by Glen Fish's to Loch Inch, and
mining the Spey at the ferry posted to Grant Town, where
the royal party passed the night at the hotel Yesterd►y
morning they drove round l'estle Grant, and thews to
Toruaotoul, where they took their ponies up Glee Ave. to
Loch Bullig, and returned to Balmoral in the evening.
The Princess Alice, attended by the Hon. Beatrice Byag,
rode out yesterday.

The younger members of the royal family walked and
rode in the grounds.

Despatches were sent from the Culonial-office yesterday
to the Governors of Bermuda and the North Anieritsui
Colonies, and to the Lord High Conunissioner of the
lonian Islands.

His Imperial Highness Prinoa Napoleon is ex-
pected to arrive at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermynetreet,
this mornin; (Saturday) from Paris. The private secretary
to his imperial highnees has already engaged the state
apartments for the use clthe prime.

The Earl Granville, lord President of the
Council, left Paris on Thursday last for Madrid. The noble
earl was accompanied by Lord Frederick Cavendish, second
eon of the Duke of Devonshire.

The Earl of Aberdeen has improved in health
since his return to Soothed from London. The noble earl
has removed from Haddo House to a marine villa war
Peterhead.

The Earl and Countess of Shelburne have arrived
at Lansdowne House from Germany. The made earl and
counter will shortly join the Marquis of Lansdowne at
&wood.

The Earl and Conoteen of Yarborough and Lady
Sophia Pelham have left Tunbridge Wells (or Dover, at
which port his lord hip's yacht has arrived front Cowes.

Visc9unt and Viscountess Palmerston purpose to
leave town today for Brew!bind., the noble viscount's seat,
near Rornsey, where a suceu.sion of visitors will shortly
emerald..

The Lord Chancellor and the Hon. Misses
Campbell arrived a few days beck at }tutelar, the noble
and learned lonEs seat in Rozburghahire, where his lord.
ship awl family will remain until the claw of the ensuing
month.

L,rd and Lady Haatinga will arrive aliortly at
Melton Constable, from a tear to the Wee.

Mr. and Lady Arabella Stewart have arrived at
Farreates's Hotel, from the Continent.

The Hou. Frederick Byng has left town on a visit
to Mr. Compton (lots M.P. for Halite), in the New Freest.
The Hon. Mrs. Charles Stuart has left Farrance's
Hotel for Hurts Hall, Suffolk.

Sir Henry Mildmay has returned to his neat,
Doreenheld Park, Hants, from Malting Lord Bentley, at
Heck!!laid, in the same county.
Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster have left Farranoe's
Hotel on a continental tour.

Mr. R. Peel has arrived at Farranoe's Hotel
from Dover.

The Admiral of the Fleet and Min West have
Arrived at the Hotel Wiedeor, Rue Rivoli, Paris, from
Dieppe.

Bann Meyer de Rothschild has left the Hotel
Bristol for Looslois with his family slier &stay of ooe
month is Paris.

DEATH lor THE DI MAGEE LADY RIVEN& —We
have to record the death of the Dowager Lady Rivers, who
died on Thunder rooming. The dammed lady was daugh-
ter of the late Lieuteuatitd'olonel Francis Hale Rigby, of
sod harried, Feb. 9, 1908, Wm
Horace, third Lord Rivers, by whom the lamented deceased
haves, surviving issue, the iweseat Lord Rivers, Lieuteoaut•
L'olatcl the Hon. Horace Pitt, and the Hon. Harriet
Elizabeth, married to Mr. eludes Dealtwond Bruce. Her
ladyship was in her 73th year.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURE OF THE Km OF NAPLES.
APPROACH OF GARIBALDI'S ARMY.

(rams ova OWN ooauerconanrr.)
(By Busiums AND um= TILLICORAPIL
NAPLES, Sim. 6, 7 r.r.
The King has left here for Gaeta, on board of a
Spanish vessaL
Garibaldi dined at La Cava,• and will enter
Naples to-morrow.
It is said that the advanced guard of Garibaldi's
army arrived at Salerno at noon.
Naples is tranquil.

• IA Cava is a town three or four miles from Salerno, on
the road from Salerno to Naples. la Cava is about 26 miles
distant from the capital, or 28 miles by the railway.

GARIBALDI NEAR SALERNO.

We have received from our correspondent at
Naples the following telegram, which has evidently
been delayed, being prior, as regards the order of
events, to that announcing the King's departure :
"NAPLES, Sim 5, 1.20.
" Garibaldi is at Nooera, near Salerno.

" The British Admiral sent a steamer to Salerno
yesterday evening; which is expected back to-night.
" The King will depart to-night."

(ar a szorts's ruzesass.)
THE REVOLUTION AT NAPLES.
LEGHORN, San. 7.
News received from Naples states that the
brigade Caldarelli had passed over to Garibaldi.
General Bosco was said to have asked permission
to quit the camp on account of ill-health.
The ministry had presented a memorandum to
the King against the intended sending away of the
Neapolitan fleet to Trieste.
A report was current that on leaving Naples the
King would release the troops from their oath of
allegiance.

FRANCE.
PARIS, SATIMAT MORNLYG.

The Moniker, in a telegram dated Avignon,
Friday evening, announces the arrival and enthu-
siastic reception of their Majesties.
The Mositeur also publishes the addresses pre-
sented by the civil and religions authorities of
Valence and Avignon, and states that their
Majesties will leave this (Saturday) morning for
Marseilles.

The Constitutionnel declares absurd the report
that 240,000 soldiers of the effective of the French
army were to be mobilised.

The Conalitationnet also says there are no French
officers in the army of General Lamoriciere. It is,
therefore, nut true that the government had again
authorised French officers to remain in it.