The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-29 00:00:00

The itiabt We. Sir Chades Wood left the Castle in the
feresem

Her Majesty's dinner party in the evening included the
Princess Alice, the Hereditary Prince and Princess of Hol-
stein Aogustenbourg, the Lady in Waiting to her Serene
Highness, the Belgian Minister and Madame Van de Weyer,
the Hight Hon. Sir G. Hamilton and Lady Seymour, and
Major Elphiustouo, R.E.
The bead of the Royal Horse Guards played daring
dinner.

tier Majesty'; Private bead afterward.; performed in the
drawing-room the

Overall, " Lea ad d'Aadorre" Nalevy.
Gluck.
ufraels,lliawmaa as Is Calawme" Mabee.
illortu, " Willie Wallace.
OCT. 28.

The Queen and Prince Consort, Primer Alice, Princess
Helena, Primes, Louise and Prince Arthur, the ladies and
gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household,
attended divine service this morning in the private chapel.
The Hon. and Very Rev. she Dean of Windsor officiated, and
administered the Holy Sacrament.

Despatchee were received ►t the Colonial Office yesterlay
from the Governors of the Cope of Good Rope, St. Helena,
and Natal. Despatches were received on Saturday bens the
Governor of Malta. Despatches were sent on Saturday to
the Governess of Canada and the Bahamas.

PLYMOUTH, SUNDAY.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Walee is
expected here. The Royal Albert, Conqueror, st. George,
and Donegal, are acchere.l in the Sound, prepared to do the
honours to the Prince on his arrivaL Despatches for him
and suite are on board the Royal Albert. Prepurationa are
made by the garrison to receive his royal highness on hie
landing, the arrangementa being understood to be that he
will land here shortly after his arrival, and proceed per
train to London. Lookouts are stationed on the heights at
the entrance of the hound by Chptain Thompson, the
Queen's Harbour Master, to 1111110111101) the approach of the
Hero, on her heaving in sight.

His Excellency Haman Ali Khan, accompanied
by the gentlemen of his suite, has left Claridge's Hotel for
Paris.

Ilia Excellency the Turkish Ambassador ant
Matins= Yumaa are expected in toe a oe Wednesday from
91 Leonesda, where they have been staying for some weeks
Put.
His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Comities de Bernatorff have returned to Rusin Howe treat
Scotland.

The Count and Counteee Orloff Davidoff and
family bare arrived at the Clarendon Hotel, Albemarle-
etreet, from Torquay.

The Count .It, Legrange and the Baron de Niviere
have left the Clarinda's Hotel far Paris.

Lord and Lady Willoughby de Ereaby have ar-
rived in Pia...aridly from Drummond en.tle, Perth,.hire.

Mr. Beaumont, M.P., and Lady Margaret
Beaumont leave Britton Hall, Wakefield, to-day, for
Bywell Hall, Northumberland.
The Lord-Lieutenant has iaßued a proclamation
offering a reward of 2001. for the apprebounion aid bringing
to ja4lce of the perpetrators of the frightful murder of
Alderman Sheehy. . .

We (StirlingJuursal) uudnratand that a wat.iage
is shortly to take place ►t DV111710143 Park the Right Ron.
the FArl of tioutheak being about to lead to the alter the
Roe. Lady Susan Murray, eldest daughter of the Right
HOD. the Camases of Delmore.

The Honourable Gilbert Heathoote, M.P., has
left Drummond Oath) for the south. Dining his stay he
has had excellent sport open the shooting grounds on
the Perth estate; in Glenartasy Forest alone he killed no
less than tweety-two step, BOW • of them baring the finest
heads. The other visitors have left Drummond Castle, and
the shooting season, which has bees very superior, is now
well nigh over. _ _ .

The Salisbury Joe.rnal states that Sir Greville
Smyth, Bart., No, intimated his intention of contributing
10,0001. towards the Clifton ampension bridge, on condition
of ita being me le of increased width.
. .

The Literary Gazette stye :—" A very interesting
circumetance in COMICIiOII with the oompoaition of the
opera of Robin Hood may be mentioned. Owing to the
melancholy loss of eight wider which Mr. Meciarren has
laboured for some ye,tr., he we., of course, linable to place
t single note of music upon paper. The whole was dictated
note for note, sad carefully taken down by Mrs. Woofer:en
' from his dictation. The gigantic intellectual effort requisite
to regi,ter the whole of a work like this in the heed can be
bat imperfectly tioderstood, much leas estimated, by
those who have never been reduced to such an extremity."

The fnumil of the Duke Deortzes took Aron at
Pork on Saturday with great pomp. =Racy honours were
paid to hie remains as a former Prime Minister slut Grand
Cross of the Legion of Honour. Among the numerous
persona who attended the ceremony were MM. Cousin,
Labitte, Rulhieree, Crusty de Hussy, Dumas, Liminess,
Beroolie, de Rothschild, St. Priest, Gamier Pages, Delesset,
Pereira Dupla, de Richeinorol, and Andra].
An addreti from the Roman catholies of Savoy
baa been presented to the Pope. It is signed by the Arch-
bishop of Chambery, the bishops of Tarentaiae and of
manthaso, the vicars capitnlar of the bishopric of Annecy,
the see being mourt, the Marque Costa de Leauregard,
Canal Rent de Menthon, the Marquis de la Chambre, and by
the principal landed proprietors in the province. In it we
reed :—" We trust that France will not remain deaf to the
Inuesetie voice of her faith and of her purest blood. She
win avenge the church by the re-establishment of your
Mammal power in its lodependence end in its sovereign
integrity. By replacing Christianity in the plenitude of
her rights she will restore to the world the only true peace
—the pesos of justice. Yes, we trust that the Almighty
will not withdraw from the eldest son of His church the
reanukable honour of that great mission.*

M. Legray, the celebrated French photographer,
len met with a sad accident in Syria. Ile was with a French
expodition, oo a professional excursion, and Fund pacha had
given him an escort of an officer and fifty men, under whose
guard he proposed to take views in the mountains, hot when
mar Damascus he received • kick from the horse of the
French envoy, which broke his leg. Hy the last accounts,
however, he was going on well, sod had not given op the
hope of bringing horns some reminiscences of Lis Journey in
Omar' Issas.

• The number of the Correspowelartt which has just
appeared contains a long and abusive letter from H. de
Ifeetelenabert to Y. Devour :—" You give," lie says, "to
the hems of Oaribahli the praises which I reserve for the
neereeserien of the Immortal Maeda& Yon are with
Cialdisi ;I am with Ltmoriciere. You are with Father
Gummi ; I am with the Bishops of ()Aran% robins,
Totes, Nantes—with all those catholic voices which in the
tw• worlds have proiested,and will still pretest against you.
Ahem si, I am with Pies IL, who was the first friend of
' the helepseassios of Italy till the day when that groat
MOM passed to the hoods of ingratitude, violence, and
impaegus, • • • No, no! you ere not liberty, you are
bat violists, Do sot coademn as to add that you are a
lie! We use your victims-1n it so—het we will a$ 'he
' your dupes. Yon an 111113 PX 14 Piwimost theism sad
empires, but I defy you to rally to your acts the emseciesee
of one honest men. The happy sod necessary accord of
religion with liberty will have It time ; hot if that hour
be, alas ! delayed long, it will be your fault and your eter-
net dishosonr."