The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-13 00:00:00

Irk Court.

BALMORAL, Ocr. 11.
The Count of Flanders took hie departure for
London, attended by Captain Burnell.
Tlas Count and Countess Pendgny have also left Bed-
meal.

Despatches from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope
sod also from the Goveruors of the Colonies on the West
Coast of Africa, were received yesterday at the Colonial-
aloe.

WIIITZBALL, OCT. 9.—The Queen has been
plowed to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great
Gael, granting the dignity of a baronet of the United King.
dom of Great Britain sad Ireland unto Sir James Outrun,
G.C.8., Lieutenant-General of her Majesty's Indian forme,
and member of the council of the Governor- Genentlof
and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten.—Gagette.

His Royal Highness the Count of Flanders,
accompanied by Captain Burnell, returned to CidWon's
Hotel yesterday morning, from Balmoral.
_ _

The Prince and Prin cese thigerine have left Fen-
, tone Hotel for the Continent

His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Countess /3senstorff returned to Prussia House yesterday
from Brighton. Thar infant son is progressing favourably
tovuds recovery.

On Monday was solemnised at AU Saints church,
Knightsbridge, the insmags of the eldest daughter of the
Earl and Countess of Orkney es Yr. Leo &humor, skeet
son of Mr. Schuster. The lirldesetnaide wore white tarlatan
dramas over white glace, trimmed with cerise velvet, and
math of the saute material. The bride was magnificently
attired in white moire antique, elegantly trimmed with
Limerick lace, and wreath composed of orange blossom,
myrtle, and white ropes. Over this coaturne was thrown a
spisodid Limerick lace veil.
The Rev. O. A. Trevor, canon of York, minister
of St Philip's Chapel, Regent-street, London, and late of
the parish church, Sheffield, has been appointed to the no-
tary of itokeby, Y ofkabire.

The Lord Chancellor has presented the Hon. and
Rev. Frank Bugden, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge,
domestic chaplain to Lord fit. Leonard., to the vicarage of
Great Hale, new Bleaford, Lincolnshire, ;ordered vacant by
the death of the Rev. Richard Bingham, M.A. The bene-
fice is worth about 1,0001. a year. Mr. Sugden's appoint-
ment to Cheat Hale renders vacant the vicarage of Miguel],
near Greta-bridge, Yorkshire, which is in the gift of the Lord
Chancellor, and worth 3601. a year.

The rectory of Navenby, Lincolnshire, vacant by
the death of the Rev. Dr. Doncaster, will, we ( Wolverhmsap-
tens Ch coucle) anderstand, devolve on the Rev. If. B. Mason,
formerly Head Master of Brewood Grammar School, as
Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge.

The Rey. RicharclW. Boot, late curate of St.
James's, Wsdnesbory, has been presented by Lord Werd to
the incumbency of Pesurnett, near Kingswiamd.

The Duke of Newcastle has consented to preside
M the annual general meeting of the Government Schaal of
Art, at Nottingham, and to distribute the national and lesni
medals recently awarded to the students of the Kir& The
meeting will take place on Wednesday nex•, the 20th fait
♦ large number of the nobility and gentry resident in the
neighbourhood have intimated their intention of being
pasta at the proceedings.

We are glad to state that Mr. Alfred Wigan has
ma far recovered as to intend shortly to appear in several
leading provincial theatres, accompanied by Mrs. Wigan.
TM first appearance will probably be at Brighton, the town
at which Mr. Wigan has lately resided.

THE PRINCESO'S TEI E.% TRE.—Ma . Augustus Mania,
the stage director of the Corent•gardea Opera, has signed a
Iran for the Prisocee's Theatre, of which he takes passe-
elne at the termination of Mr. Charles /Lean's mammy at
the end of the present arias.
Mr. Jonas Refries, of Hounaditch, has taken the
contract for lighting the Camp at Aidershott dating the
winter months. Upwards of 7,000 lamps are used.

Yesterday orders were issued from the office of
Public Works to prepare the apace at the end of Wateeloo-
place. on the north side of Pall-mall, heretofore occupied by
the Bode light, for the reception of the Guards' Crimean
Memorial. The memorial, cut from Russian gene, is com-
posed of fwr large figurer, standing on a granite pededal ;
It will face St. Jarnea's Park. The models are all ready for
casting, and the work I. expected to be placed In position by
the 6th proximo, the anniversary of the battle of Inkermann.
The committee of the Centr►l Association for
Improving the Condition of the Wives and Families of &i-
-dlers and Sailors have announced a bazaar, under the
patronage of the Countess of Daruley and other ladles of
tisanes, which will take place at Chatham to-morrow end
Friday.

Her Majesty's corps of Yeomen Warders have re-
, asked undress uniforms in lieu of the gold embrni lered
tunics hitherto worn by them, and which cost from 501. to
601. each. now only to be worn on state occasions. Yester-
day the warders appeared in their new tunics, oompoood of
blue cloth, slashed and turned up with red.