The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-15 00:00:00

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BALMORAL, 00?. IS:
The Qum, tb• Prince Cowart, sad the PyistoeiS
Rays!, attesded Calm, terries at t►e parish e►rirh of
Crethle yesterday. The untie was petpreud by tie 800.
Aaderece.

There were la attendance the Dachas of Wellington, the
Hos. Mary Seymour, Msjor•Oesenl the Hoe. C. Orly,
land Cola's! the Hos. C. Phipps.

Sir Alia Xliati 144 as isterviiiw with Mr. Secretary

Laboucher•yeste,day. Mr. Temple, Chief Justice of Hea-
-1 dare, had also as interview with tin right hon. pa-
Henan, at the Colonial-adios. _

Despatches were resolved front the Common of Canada,
Agateslia, Vaseenvor's Island, sad Natal, at the Colonial.
*See yesterday.

His Royal Highness the Priem of Wales, attended
by the How Mr. Caleadish (Ones is Wellieg to the
goes), sad hie tutor. Kr. Gibbs, embarked yesterday from
the Sontliampteat Decks ea beard her Mejeety's yacht Fairy,
Master Commie, D. W. Weld, kr her *Osten reel-
deans at Oelsorse, en Mara from visitiag various town and
Javelin,. La the West of Ragland. His Royal Highness was
reesived by Mr. P. Hedger sad Mr. John Levy, an the part
of the dock company, sad Mr. Watkins, ea the part of the
Beath Wester. Railway Cosapsay.
His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge will
held a military lame at the Horse Guards to-morrow, at one
o'clock.

His Excellency the Ambassador of France and
Me Countess de Persigey hays left tows on a Melt to the
Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baring, at Beckenham Hall,
Norfolk.

The Marchioness Dowager of Ely and the Ladies
Loftus have arrived at Tester House, N. 8., on a 'fish to the
Marquis of Twseddslr. From Tester the Moro Moans will
go to Dslisaboy Castle, on a visit to the Berl end Countess
of Morton, and subsequently to Floors Cutls, the seat of the
Duke and Duchess of Rosburgho.
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The Marquis and Morel:lopes§ of Exeter left town
yesterday for &Weigh Boogie, mar Stamford.

The Marquis sod Maiehioneae of Ely have left
Edinburgh for London.

w. ttn- derotood a matrimonial alliance ban boon
smarted and will shortly tilts plus between Colossi
Biddalph, Master atlas gassaa'a Hoaaahold, sad the Hos.
Mary Saysoar, one of har Majoaty's Maids at Hearrar.

The Marchioness of Abs;corn gave birth to a son
at Brighten oa llosday.
Lord John Rowell arrived at Piss on the Bth inst.

The Gazette of last roiling contains the official
yabl;oatloo of the erratic* of Dr. Loagloy to the see of
Durham, of Dr. Tait to the see of Loadoo, sad of Mr.
Trench to the dearisry of Westminster. A few days more.
(Merwh)approltead, will give as the aanosnosateat of

Dr. lensglskeemeessor la Ripon. This bishopric would
have bees assigned beton now, but for the dial/slaty which
arose In nominating a fifth Oaford num the last four
bishops having been selected from that university. The
sew Bishop of Ripon, we believe, will be takes frees the
other micenity. The two divinity predawn and ose or two
of the beads of houses an naturally supposed to have some
probability of smosedlag. The deanery of Carlisle Is likely
to be given to Mr. Close, the ineumbsat of Cheltenham
who has long wished to retire from that laborious post.

A letter from Broom, of the 29th ult., nye,—
~ Tburetter lut witnessed the greaten bouquet which has
1 urer been stun I. this plass to the European style•
?rank Pasha bad invited the British Coeval sad the few
Kaglishinsu who happened to be her., together wit► the

autioritise of the town, to meet at dinner Sir Henry
Belem", who h at present la Broome for the benefit of his
health. About thirty piteous sat down in the governor's
residence to a very sabotsatial repast, at which the united
eff,r's of the pasha's cooks and of those of lowed, of the
Hotel d■ Moat Olympe, combined to inhibit a remarkable
array of Turkish end Frank deliesetes. It woe no mongrel
system of fare, bat a genuine alliance between the soaker,
of the East and West. Bide by side were marshalled poesy
and talsoubs, rigout and haehlesamalt, triton and
kavrooluvols, rdtl and kebab, the whole subject to Europium
diseiplise—tke 'mice and order of dishes being on the
Fussell model."

" The Russian legation," 'aye the Gazette d. Law.

seine, " has atmeanied to the icier*, Count' that the
Rawest Thwagar, widow of this Emperor Nicholas,
will shortly antes I. Switzerland by the Lake Conrtanee,
and that her Majesty will pass through the cantons of Toe-
tine and the Grimes ea her way to Italy."