The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-28 00:00:00

(Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWWENCE.

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BALMORAL, AUGUST 26.
The Queen, accompanied by Princeas Alice and
Prince Arthur, end atteeded l.y Lade Macdonald, .l:•ove
round by the Bridge of Dee yesterday, and then welkui
round by the Falls of Garr-a.valt back to the Castle through
the Balloch Bhuie.
The Prince Consort went out deer-stalking.
There was no addition to the royal dinner party.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer sad Mrs. Gladstone left
London yesterday for flawarden Castle, Ilintshire.
Despatches for the Governors of Mal* the Mauritius,
Ceylon, Labusn, Hong Kong, and Australia were sent yes-
terday from the Colonial-06m.

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Oymaric.—Lee Trois Bailers, a Freneft farce of
some ),,,re item, has furnished Mr. Montagu Wil-
liam. a id. the basis of • pleasant little comedietta called
A le:, .E.c,Aange, which was produced for the first time
lest night with decided SUCCESS. The old theme of mistaken
identity is the pivot upon which the plot turns. A gardener,
' ons Dudley Dobbins (Mr. Horace Wigan), is engaged to be
'serried to Mabel Gray (Min Louise Keeley), while the
Eutl of Dudley (Yr. W. Gordon), by no mesas to be con-
founded with the millionaire whose late title was Lord
Ward, stands in similar relations to • Lady Vane (Niel Her-
bert). Pride makes the ambitious gardener sink his sur-
name, retaining only hie aristocratic prisms, Circum-
stances, not very clearly explained, make him change
clothes with the nobleman, and the result is a horrible
imbroglio between the two pairs of lovers, leading to tears
, and hysterics from the ladies, and arrest on the part of the
1 gardener. There is no novelty in the story, but the dialogue
I is smartly smitten, and Miss Keeley acts in the most admi-
;side manner. Step by step this young lady progresses in
her mother's path, elaborating a reekrepe of lined comedy
sad somi-humorous pathos, entering thoroughly into the
.spirit of hex character, and interpreting meirdetail with
autistic fiuish. She was warmly applauded throughout, and
a betas belled, which shrsung withiall termer in her clear,
ringiog, and sympathetic voice, commanded • hearty encore.
The other characters were well sustained.

ADELPILL —Mr. Toole, the popular comedian,
taws his benefit to-morrow night, when The Willow
Copse, 77tat ',Hewed Babe, and The Enchanted Isle
will be the pieces performed. Mr. Toole's position with
the play-going public is too well established to need any
oundneut from us. He has worked his way to popularity
with thorough zeal and industry, and not his best recom-
mendation is that, eschewing the example of certain of his
predece.soii, he has never courted applause by pandering to
the bad taste of the lower section of his audience.

ST. J•YEeni.—Mr. Alfred' Wigan has become
the hweo of this theatre, and will commence management
about MicLaelmaa

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S—MoNDAY.

The afternoon was employed by the York settling ; and,
beyond the knocking out of St. Albans, we have nothing
particular to reword. The prices were as follows :

ST. LB KR.
5 to 2 apt Mr. Minis Tbormenby (t)
4to 1 Lord ZetA's &brew (t f)
7 to 1 Mr. A. Nichers The Wizard(t and off)
to to 1 Lord Annesley's Swestanuce (t)
10 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Umpire (t)
35 to 1 Lord Ailesbury's St. Albans (off)
50 to 1 Lord Derby's Tom Bowline (oM
LICHFIELD RACEB.—Mommy.

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