The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1859.

COI Cart.

BALMORAL, Oct. &
Her Majesty and Princes, Alice, attended by Lady
Churchill tad tha Hue. Mug Cathcart, &on to Alt to
Ounack.

The Prince Conant sad the Prince of Waled went out
deerressilusg.
The Dube of Newcastle arrived st the Ciali. on • visit to
her Majesty.
re. Queen gave • ball to the 'lilies sod tenant•. The fol-
lowing had also the honour of receiving invitations : Lord
and Lady John Rawll, the Mimes Rowell and Master
San sll ; Mr. and Mrs. Farqnhareonof Inveresnid sad the
Mom Farquharson ; Lieut.-Col. and the Mmes. ?apem-
en ; W H. Sir Charles, Lady, and Mir Phippa, and the
Kum. Phipps; and Dr. Manteca.

The RI& Hon. Wawa Cowper has returned le
lereges.

Deigniam flee the Severson of the North Aillerialla me-
eker sal Sark were seat reierdey tram the Colonial-
ism.

The Bastian Yielder, Baron Breenew, left town
peereeeri sweralog, es mole to Warsaw. Dui.ng his
earileas? • abrade the affairs of the embassy win be
rearred by Y. be Cure Biondoff. Chant d'Affaires. On
the departure o the liwperor trots Warsaw, Baron Broshow
will naurn to his post Is this owuttry.

The Duke and Dachas of Welliagton have
arrived at Maley Hosea. trout Clamant, their meat is
Noetalk.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Tweaddale are
satartalalag a select fatally circla at Yeatar HO4/3, Had-
diagtosakire. Lord sad Lady Arthur Ray ate staying at
Yoder Mom

TN, Earl and C,ountese Granville are at Carlsbad.
The coaster hes greatly improved in health. The noble
earl and countess are expected home early in the mining
month.

The mortal remains of the venerable Earl of
Jassy ere to be rumored on Monday next to Middleone
Peet, sew Bimetal.. The (morel is to take piece the tth
Intim day.
Lord and Lady John Russell sod Miser Russell
see es leave Abergeddie Cottle, N. 8., en routs for the son&
The noble lord and lady purinee to pay • altos t visit to the
Earl of Aberdeen, at lied& bloom, Aberdeenshire, ea their
may le Leedom.

Lord Il•a••Iq hos been on • tour in rho North
of Dow• tido via.

Lady Pad sad Mr. Arthur Ng hare arrived in
'Wshall•padrr, tram Lowestoft.

The reeenotroOtioe of the York Minster organ le
aew se kr wharad, that eke dosa bar bra able to al
Tbandsy, dr 10th of Nevaisber, foe ita re-opsarg. TM
Palm of Oxford will priori in aid of for organ toad, sad
a tad tadiodral arras will bo performed by s oboir of as
loos them dodgy veins.

• lergeisrty of Arctic officers, numbering seventy
en. Rear-Addirel Austin, C.B, in the their, amentbki et
the Theikeed Howe TIMM St. Jennie-street, on Wedne•-
467, he welcome the vete= of the Fox end her adventurous
efleatrleff ind eAemar

The banquet which the city of Fafnir intends to
give le the ittit LOW" who have jaet raters( 1 trove ladia,
le lasi lee Thareiag sem, le the hie twr aaarket. The mayor
et Inter win preside at the &neer, sad the btgh-sbeeilit
will set se vierpteideat.

The Dantiries Standard says :—" Mr. Carlyle
hr hail a lemitheeed oojours Is Scotland during part of lM
mater remil mama, eloolag with a vialt to his relatives e•
Dalefriee ead Cuaotortreto. Ha to sow of to Chigoe ra
mom hie Moore oe the sew valuate of Freieriok the
Ching.. Whilst heel Mr. Carlyle aseteed t be le the hit of
Itseldh"

We (HerepetA) are sorry to hear that Sir Casa&
army hes eat is bia reelgsation of sieretery, to is the
Gerd 'flask Rainey at Celeste. We believe he Intl
bele ft sheet the wed st this or the middle cd ant math.
Mother sad mire hapettest eapposat, w ~Mean/, is
the nests af hI. teffileamiles. This the Gnarl Trask will
his •west wheelie sad admit Whew is thr Cusick, sad
ass whim hisy win set ark mhos assist be doubled.
Mr. sad Mn. Charles Kean commenced their tour
k the posher st the Baser Theater, on Wadataday sight.
The audience we large aad teetsioseble, and tea whew-
awe et taw diedesmiehad setae end wirer is lA. Gamester
law most warmly appisaded.

The Gault; of Loot evening publishes minute of
of the Governer-Oesetel et India, darn J nly 2, the object of
yin* le le king le she melee of the ca um mid goveromeat
Or aerie d these ladlriaele brougsai to the cr.' aeries
ebooodromod swim ossosoloil mow* do authority of
611 BMA ipooommi. She Nom Imo& prom4zeitly
IhromM by the Govontor-Oursol re ow la raber, awl
rearise the arms if woe ire are air se well is these
were re lodes. As eight have her eutkiested, wen IBM
so air Jobe Lawmen% Yr. I. P. Great, Lieutesmt- Greer
Ileillisy, Mt. Cele* Koko MLesprera, Mr. Iloateresey,
r weer the ratheme of the secretariat at Camas, use
heleerieely Orr te.

The /lag of the Belgians on Wednesday passed
threnik Liam ea ble way to Sei:serlead. At the Peres&
seiebra. Ilesiesi de Capella@ wee is welting to receive Ye
Usisith The siber s abort stay proceeded oa Ws joirsey by
Hs Lyon is Omer. Hee.

At • berceet whisk took place on the moue=
etas lasemerelea d As sow bridge M Cokes% Me Prime
Repot et !nook male s epee* la which he said The
rete bridge it • eyeaboi of Germ& oils'', then le no longer
• right beak end • Ott, for Gersamy 1. one, sad so fonign
fewer hes s right to marten m oar etfdre. TM Premiss
matey will be always reedy to defied the rights el Prude
old el Germs)."

Marshal biseNtahon, on his late arrival at Lille,
resolved ea lAA cepotaboe, who resested kin, "Y tk
seer of Weed," with a gold ardel. TM ears!., the day
efer hie arrival, *Wed the m•litery eemblielmeete ut La%
eel is the minim gave a greed dime: of lortydre coves
le the evil sad tannery wile:whir at the tome. The oast
day be watt to DRAW. sad w • • to reit secemevely Arras
sed Awes&

A lattaur from Hamburg says:—'• Ths academical
mime bon to .boat to commence, mid Pretreat Aegicli,
who hes seeoseled tic. maeli-lairaisd Protestor Wont. in
She Chair of Blaney is We Oymmissiugo, h.., on hog sr.
istlmatici ghat he rte eadesirour to follow in the foot-
steps( his stmenint redeemer, end tlogt he will imam-
dime, - • privets ammo et lectures on the Rehr-
miss, sad is epee public e tenet* the Oxman authors of
W minstimath onneary—ah •111011M110111114 whisk hes glees
gnat satiefeetioe to tne cognagustity, ea they have thus
esesweinad that the excelling system which was latioclumd
by Dr. Warm is not to be abandomd."

Professor Kiss, from Berlin, his shown his grafi-
tads to the mineral sonnies of' Yarlebed by pressating the
toes with a maguiflosat colonel tiger's bed it bream.
Liuisg a serpent, srlcch has bees erected oa the reed to
Marketed. nice the promenade, In such a way that the
tiger'. bead *metres from • tavern, sad ensue to ever
spereetar the illumm as if the r•et of the body was is the
011TerlI. 0a a eta) ceder this tine piece id art seethe words,
"In grateful Remembrance, by Kies in Berlin, 1869."

Shortly wall appear et St. Petersham the Sixth
volume of Austrister's " History of Peter Ilse West." It
le mud to throw sew light ss that desk posit an history, the
ocedreasstios of oh, Cessiewiteh alexia. All tits papers
relative to this ssrat, sad all it. slaw records, have bees
put et the &Spewl of the 11111410 f by the Hanks government.
A benevolent society, is aid of the watermen of
Dordogne (oath of Fraser), desires to hare so ode, in praise
ed wise, to to mines se follow.; to be set to wane, sod the
sweeesial osadidste rewarded:—" The ode is to he is eaves
arms—fat, the pisatstioa ef the sins; 'led, its culture;
ird, the grepe-gsth.rieg ; 4th, the pressing sad ferments-
des , 6th, the Dwelling [battier Is unsecoontsbly lett out.
id.]; gab, the forestay, of the wine by ester, sad lie
edvisteps; 7th, the diets old Tim so IDs heslth."

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
AUBTSIA.

Th. Archduke Matinsllan and the Archdneaesa
Charlotte have arrived at Vienna from There.

A Vienna letter says:—" It may be remembered
that daring the late war, when the treasury was
exhausted and altogether unable to supply the
largest wants of the army, the Emperor Francis
Joseph was compelled to make an appal to the
tax-payers, and accordingly decreid, on the 13th
of May, a very considerable increase on all the
direct taxes throughout the empire; but that aug-
mentation was to be limited to the duration of the
war in Italy. It was therefore expected that, after
the peace of Vdlafranca, the taxes would be reduced
to their normal state. That hope, it now appears,
will not be realised, for a tew decree hu jest ap-
peared, prolonging the increased rate of direct taxes
to the let November, 1860. The additional burden
thus imposed on the tax-payers amounts to one half
on the land-tax, one sixth en the other direct taxes
generally, and one fifth on the income-tax; lastly,
it is directed that one fifth shall be deducted from
the half-yearly payments of the interest of the na-
tional debt."