The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-05 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Nov.
Twelve thousand troops, returned from the esa,
at Tancos, were reviewed to-day by the King
Queen.

The United States iron-clad Miantonomoh by
arrived here.

Eke Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Not 2,
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Christ*
drove in the grounds yesterday ilternoon, and her jussor
drove with Princess Louise this morning.

Their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princes Cbti
went out walking to-day. His Royal Highness p,
Leopold went out also.
Princess Beatrice rode in the Home Park.
Viscountess Jocelyn has succeeded the Dawn, d
Roxburghe as Lady in Waiting to her Majesty, sad%
Honourable Mary Liacelles has arrived as Maid d
Honour. _ _ _ _

Dr. Jenner has left the Castle for London.
The Judge Advocate-General had an audience d yt
Queen.
The Queen inspected at Windsor Castle, to-day, tie
testimonial which was presented, through the PAd
Bessburough, to the late Mr. Charles Davis (who •se ne
upwards of forty years Royal Huntatuan), from noble.;
gentlemen, and farmers frequenting the royal hunt.
This testimonial was specially bequeathed to hq
Majesty by Mr. Davis.

Not t

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise aad P.
ems Beatrice, drove in the 11 me Park yesterday dials%
Prince and Princess Christian also went out &iris&
The Duke of Edinburgh, attended by Lieutenant Haig,
arrived at the Castle last night.

Major-General Sir T. M. and the Hon. Lady galilk
had the honour of dining with the Queen sad themd
family. Mr. Helps arrived at the Castle, and also batis
honour of being invited.

The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince and Priram
Christian, Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, and Pik*
Beatrice, and the Ladies and Gentlemen iu Waitingia,
tended Divine Service this morning in the PrivateChapi,
The Hon. and Very Rev, the Dean of Windsor °Seidel.

The Prince of Wales, attended by Lord Frederick past{
Viscount Hamilton, Major Teesdale, and Captain Ebc,
left Marlborough-house on Friday night for Dover, el
rovte to St. Petersburg. _ .

The Queen of Denmark, with the Princess of Wde
Princess Thyra, and Prince Waldemar, and attended ij
Countess Reventlow. H. de Custenschiold, the Hon. lea,
Stoner, and General Knollys, arrived at Harilmre*
house on Saturday evening, from Sandringham.
The Queen of Denmark, Princess Thyra, and him
Waldemar took leave of the Princess of Wiles yeetedq
morning, and, attended by Countess Reventlosi, X
Cuatenschiold, H. Jantzen, and Lord Harris, left Nisi
borough-house for Dover en route to Copenhagen.
The Princess of Wales, with the Hon. MR. F. Blew,
and General Knollya, in waiting, attended Divine wig
yesterday morning-
The Right Hon. J. Stuart Wortley, accompanied W
several other gentlemen, had an interview with tier Igid
lion. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at his Addld
deuce, in Downing-street, on Saturday.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council at a
Saturday. The lords present were :—Lord Weiabmy, itt
K V. Williams, Sir J. Colvile, and Sir Lawrence Fed

His Royal Highness the Duke of Minh*,
after inspecting the Galatea in Keyham•yard on Sitstis
morning, left Plymouth on Saturday afternoon by*

3.20 express train, for Windsor.
The Earl and Countess of Derby leave tows
afternoon on a visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle.
The marriage of the Master of Lorat with Kg
Alice Weld Blundell will take place at Ince Blundell

on Wednesday, the 14th of this month.
The ball at Costessy Hall on Wednesday Digit
was opened by a quadrille, the Queen of Denmark do*
with Lord Stafford, the Princess of Wales with the Dots
of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales with Lady Staffora,sla
Lady Suffield with the Earl of Leicester.
Prince Napoleon, accompanied by his sided..
Mini, and Mr. Martin Colnaghi, vb.ited the picturegillaig
of Duke of Sutherland, Lord Ellesmere, Mr. Timm
Baring, and other collections. His imperial WOO
leaves immediately for the continent.
Captain Cowper Phipps Coles, R.N., has bets
recommended to her Majesty by Sir John Pairing**
the civil Commandership of the Order of the Bath.
The retiring pension of Mr. Justice Hayes bes
been fixed at 2,4001. per annum.
It is stated that Sir Hugh Cairns was offend
a peerage on his elevation to the bench, but &taped
tY
honour.
The out-going Vice-Chancellor at Oxford his
communicated to the Senate an offer which has bees
merle
by some gentleman, who wishes to be anonymous, to fond
an annual prize of the value of 40/. for good rig*
among candidates for holy orders at the University.
The Chichele Professor of Modern History It
Oxford (Mr. Bernard) will give a public lecture astir
Temporal Power of the Papacy an.l its Historical Relater
with Germany, France, and Italy, at the Tailor la*
tion on Saturday, November 10, at 2 o'clock.
An action has been taken against Colonel Field*
the prosecutor at several of the recent court.martiels,
James Murphy, alias Lynch, in whose case there
much controversy as ono his identity with deserter
the 83rd Regiment, and who was ultimately salli*i
The action is for false imprisonment, and the dames es
laid at I,ooof.
Bishop Dupanloup is engaged on a work entitled
" The Morals of France at the present Day." 1
King Francis of Naples, who has so long kePtif
the mockery of a court and government, has &sous*,
length his ministers and attendants, and ptrmitteddos
to enlist under the croon of Savoy.
The Roman Catholic Council at Baltimore Clal
its session on the 21st, President Johnson being roll'
It is ntmoured that the council recommends the 410
went of twenty additional bishops and one archbisblt°

each six diooes«s.
Mr. Peabody has just added to his princelygffil
the sum of 150,000 dollars to Yak College, after haVig a

duwed Harvard with equal generosity.
The New York Times says :--" Mr. Peshoo
example has, in at least one instance, proved bewi°4
Mr. Alexander T. Stewart, one of our own
and one who, like Mr. Peabody, is the sole architect di
immense and accumulating fortune. ii preParing
million of dollars for the benefit of the poor of this tiii•
" Mugby Junction" is the title of the Christie.
number of Alt the Year Bound, to be published est II
December." viS
HALLOWE'EN AT BALMORAL. —Her ...sp..,
had in former seasons expressed.a desire to be
the .celebration of Halloween In the Highlands, Pt,
opportunity of gratifying her desire on Westnerdsl_7",
Ti, a Lowlander, the sight on Hallowe'en in de
wr,`,
lands is very interesting. Every farm end cottarlikst
provides% with a bonfire, and each child is anned
.. •
" sonnik" or torch. Thus prepared, the children, Is r 7,
dark °en seta in. go along the hillsides and glees,
their lights. Although the " old style" is more
observed, a good number of the people celehrssr_ak
" new style" on this occasion, owing to her Moja/11_1j
to witness the proceedings. Several bonfires woo '1
of
within the policies of Balmoral, and a numbebur t
._...71,
Dike" were =rett. The day was very uet,
evening the rain abated, and the darkness Wormy,
display. A number of the tenants, armed wWit/
" "counts," assembled In largo groups lustbiftliere#Jl
in. In an indent almost the hillsides were
with hundreds., torches, and the bonfires beittgamilrol
the same time, the effect was very fine. Her Ifs.
'the members of the royal family were outside,
the sight very mush.--Sootestan.