The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-01 00:00:00

ED, Court.

BALMORAL. Bert. M.
Her Majesty and the Prince Cowart, attended k
Lady Chusch,ll, 'retread to the Castle yesterday Iron
Alt•ealyareack,

Tile &ace of Wake went eat darr-stalkiait, aad ratursed
Is tie Gals I. the eamiag.
it Charge 14111.1 W. Raidsldt arrived at tbe Cattle
yeastedity.

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Hoe YrJosq's Yaw prey looluird dr Prior* of Wslos,
Ye Prisms £&., the lorl sad Comioar of Fife, Sir George
Low* Yr. Romboidt, Yr. Brooke, Sir lams Clark, sod the
Lob. sod Chadors fa Woittog.

Deepstatie Ix the (evermore of Clam& ft/ the Betimes
mere mat yeeterdey trees the CAosial-offles.

A matrimonial alliance is said to be ►rranged be-
t.ee► Viacoust Yakked end the endowed Locher of Bt.

The Lady Emily Bt. Lawrence, eldest daughter of
the Paul of Hoer* le about to testate her hand upon Mr. T.
°sighed.

The elevation of Sir Benjamin Hall to the peerage
under the title of Lord Llasover, after serving in parliament
for alum 23 years as a member for Marylabone, has given
gnat sattsfaction to bin neighbours, tenant., sad dependants,
who ea Wednesday Iset met at Llasover Court, his lord-
ship's emery residesee, to cougratelets him upon iho event.
There were deputations from places in Olansorganshire end
Monmouthshire, bedecked with an sorts of Insignia after the
eM Cambrian feihion, and catrying symbols of their various

At the meeting yesterday of the Cape To Rail-
way, Mr. Latham Browse, 'managing director, maid the
One WA of the line bed bees turned by Sir George Grey, the
hue gowiesee, ma be had bees reoemtly oalted, but he wee
happy to say that alt Chop Grey was no Imager the " late"
governor, but was at the wait of everyoce connected with
the colony, ab.ut to EOM to the governravot, and be hoped
that La excelleecy would be preeest at the opening of their
railway nolt year.

A panaioo of 7W. a year hu been given to Mr.
Charles Duke Yon" author of several Omit aid Latin
school-book., for literary lerviciar.
An application hu been made to the Board of
Trade for joining the chief English and Irish ports by
toms of telegraphic wires, along which warning may ha
NM AVM town to toss of app....Aching sod piecing Worms.

- • -
In the suite of the King of Hanover, when the
~yal tangly recently seat with their mishap at tie month of
the Ems, there woo ■n officer of the stag who particularly
distinguished himself. T►is wee Lieutenant Ranee, who,
seeing the sod plight In which the royal presagers woo from
the weal of provis..ine and of suitable clothing, proceeded to
a small boat through the surf to the shore, la search of these
requisites, at a tioss wh,•o such a mission was &treaded with
tr small peril. Lieutenant Ronne, however, succeeded in
his expeditiou, and returned in safety to the Welimer with an
abundant supply ..f 6, ti, wire, and warm clothiusir, for which
M hats sow been rewarded, by has jag the Order of the
Guelph, with its motto, " Nec Asper* Moment," confuted
as hint.

The Parie correepoodeot of the Prtsi says
" Whenever /each ocettshes • cariceture of the Fteoch
Majesty, ft is certain to be seised, and so Permian publishes
daze of coarse tiring out anything appeoeching • gels on that
sagest personage. Bot for some time there have bon ribl.
biting In the shop windows photographs of his Majesty
sitting—Ms Majesty standing—his Majesty with • bat on,
sad without • hat—with • walking-stick sad without—ia
enifertu, and In plaits Modem. Men plicoornipare me oar.
Wetly striking likenesses, and they hit MI the Impeder ri•-
tures sad attitude, to perfeades. Bet, gracious rprodassa!
Su cericatore, bqwever ill .nsturei, cold give the spectator
so oolavoarsble an ide• of the imperial rrem."