The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

DAY 4VEitilG, SEPTESSE'R 3, 1860.

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BALMORAL, Aroma 31.

Her Majesty, accompanied by the Princess of
Leiaingen, Princess Alice, and Prince Arthur, went yester-
day to the Falls of the Carr.a.Walt, and then rode to °nig
Clunie. The royal party afterwards drove to Castletown.
The Prince ("onvort went out deer-stalking.
The Prince of Leiningen went out grouse shooting.
There Can no addition to the royal dinner party.
Horst sra 1.

Her Majesty with the Prince Consort, the Prince and
Princess of Leiningen, and Princess Alice, walked in the
neigbourhood of the Castle yesterday rooming.
Her Majesty and the Prince gave a dinner in celebration
of the Prince Consort's birthday to the tenantry of the
Balmoral, Abergeldie, and Birkhall estate., the keepers,
servants, and guiles upon the three properties, which was
presided over by Dr. Robertson.
The Rev. A. Anderson, minister of the parish of Crathie,
and Dr. Cameron were also present.
At six o'clock her Majesty, with the Prince Consort, the
Prince and Princess ,of Leiningen, and the remainder of the
Royal family, and attended by the ladies and gentlemen in
waiting, proceeded to the dining-room, where her Majesty
remained for a few minutes.

There was a Gullies Ball given to the party from the
dining hall, their wives and families, which her Majesty
honoured with her presence.
There was no addition to the royal dinner party.

Vroeount Palmerton left town oa Friday for Bracket
Hall.

Despatches from the Governors of the Cape, St. Helena,
and Natal, were received on Saturday et the Colonial-Aloe.
Despatches were sent to the Governors of the West Indies,
the &haws, Canada, and British Oehabit

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT QUEBEC.

Hid Royal Hightmei the Prince of Wake landed
at Quebec on Saturday afternoon, the 18th of August, and
was received with the greatest enthusiasm, notwithstanding
the day was wet and disagreeable. The usual address was
presented on his 'Audios, after which a procession was
formed, which escorted him to the Government House.
The procession, owing probably to the state of the weather,
was rather a failure, but the illumination was very fine.
On the 19th the prince attended Divine service at the
English cathedral.

The special correspondent of the New York Herald,
under date of Quebec, the 20th, says :
"The weather yesterday was superb, and the excitement
great. The centre of attraction was the English cathedral,
where the prince attended morning service. The church
was crammed with people, who were admitted only by
ticket. During the afternoon the prince visited the plains
of Abraham, Wolfe's Monument, and vicinity, and the
Governor-General's residence at CatoraguL Mr. Bartlett,
secretary of state, and Mr. Sprague, both of Rhode Island,
presented an invitation to Governor Williams for the
prince to visit Providence. The duke replied that the
programme of the prince's visit to the United States
was not yet decided on, but that he would consult
Lord Lyons, in whose charge everything was left, to-day or
to-morrow, and arrange the programme. Both he and the
prince wanted to see as much as possible of the United
States and its various cities ; would also like to go west
and see the prairies. It was probable they might go to
Chicago. The prince, who is much interested in me-
chanics, wants to see the manufacturing towns.
The Rhode Island delegation returned home this
afternoon, and will receive the prince's answer by letter.
In spite of the ram the prince and suite of four persons
paid a visit to the Chaudiere Falls on the opposite side of
the river. He drove to the landing, crossed in a special
ferry boat, and rode on horseback to the falls, where a fine
collation had been provided. The rain had swelled the
falls, which made ■ beautiful appearance. He returned
late in the evening. The prince takes up his official
residence at Parliament House to-morrow morning.
The 17th Regiment act as a guard of honour. A salute
will be fired teen the levee. In the evening three
balls will be given—one of them by the city. There will
be a display of fireworks and illumination. White kid
gloves om fearfully high on account of the tall. The rigida-
tiou drees is all black except gloves, shirts, Ix. There are
• great many people here from Montreal and the linked
States. A di:leg:anal from Ottawa city has offered the
prince a processin, ball, and a parade of lumbermen in 60
bark canoes. The prince does nut mind bad weather, as be
thinks it English."
A Quebec telegram of the 21st says :—" The mines has
taken up his residence in the Parliament House. At the
levee both of the Speakers were knighted. He visited the
Montmorenci Falls ball to-night."

His Royal Highnera the Crown Prince of Wur-
towbars and her Imperial Highness the Grano] Duchess
Olga, accompanied by their suite of attesdants, have left
Claritles Hotel for Shanklia, Isle of Wight.

Hie Royal Rigtunes the Duke of Cambridge hu
been •tayiog during the pest week at Gordon Cantle, near
Torbabets, N.R, on a visit to the Duke and Durham of
Richmond.

His Excellency the Bavarian Minister and Ba-
roness de Cetto have left liill.street for Brighoto, to pass
the autumn at that favourite watering-place.
His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Counter Bernatortf and family have left the Prussian Le-
gation, on Carlton House-terrace, for Brighton, with the in-
tention of residing there several weniut.

The Marquis of Hastings has arrived at bile-
trywiek Homo, Locliawe, N. 8., on a visit to Captain and
Lady Bertha Clifton, from Burlington Park, Ashby-do-Is
Zourh.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Headfort have
left elaridie's Hotel, for Belgium.
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The Mirehioneas of Abercorn, after visiting the
Earl and Countess of Lichfield, at Shugborongli Paris, Staf-
fordshire, has goon on a visit to the Duke of Bedford, at
Ends!sigh Cottage, the noble dnke's romantic *eat near
Taviatock.

The Earl Granville, the Lord President of the
Council, left his residence in Bruton-street, on Saturday,
for Germany.

The Earl and Lady Constance Grosvenor left
(Salvorley Park, their mat in Cheshire, on Friday lag, for
Dusrobin Castle, N. 8., to join the family circle staying
wit► the Duke of Sutherland.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, who left
town oa ?MDT for Broad* Hall, Herta, ere entertaining a
select circle ►t their country seat.

Viscount Maynard is suffering from severe India
poritlos oa the Continent.

Lord and Lady Wodehonse have left town for
Kimberley Park, tbeir seat in Norfolk.

Lord Weat has returned from a tour in France,
sad will soon join the family circle staying with the Earl
sad Counter Delawsrr at Bockhurst Park, Sumer.

Tho marriage of Lord Enatace Cecil, third on of
the Yarquia of Salisbury, and Lade Gertrude Scott, daugh-
ter of the late and sister to the present Earl or Eldon, is
appointed to take pines en the 18th inst.

The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and Mn.
Herbert have arrived at Lorre% Caithnessohire, on a
vine to the Right Hon. the Speaker sad lady Charlotte
Denison, at the Duke of Portlaud's shooting box.

The Right Hon. Charles P. Villiers, M. P., left
town on Saturday, to pass a few weeks on the C'ontinent.

His Excellency the Lord-Lientenaut has graci-
ously intimated that, in the event of a sulAcription being
railed to enable the widow of Holden to einisrate, he will
be happy to onatribette the Dam of 5/.

TH or SI& H. G. WARD.—By A telezram
from Bombay, dated the Bth tilt., we loam the death of
Sir Hemp George Ward, who died of cholera at Madsen on
the 2nd ult. The deceased aueteeded Sir C. ?royalism all
Governor of Mathes, whose protest against the immune-tax
in Imba created uo little surprise a short time since. He
was the only son of the late Mr. Robert Plumcr Ward, of
Odston Park, Harts, by Lis lint wife, daughter of Mr. C.T.
Mating, of West Honnington, Durham. He married in 1824
the sewed daughter of Sir J. L Swinburuis ; was Minister
Plenipotentiary for acknowledging the Mexican Republic ;
wen Secretary to the Admiralty from July, 1846, to May,
1849; Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands (and
a O.C. M. G., acoordieg to image, on receiving this office)
from May, 1:449, to February, PM, when be was appointed
Governor :cal Commander-in-Chief of Ceylon. lie was

also propnetor of the Wee.U, Chronicle front its eienbbah-
ment lip to otol took ao getivo iu roilotty en-
terpri.r ; M.lt. for St. Alltu3',l from 1532t0 1S8;, and
fur Slit:flit:Ll (rum 1N37 to May, 1849.

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LA'Z'ES r IN TELLIGESCE.

ITALY.
THE REVOLUTION IN NAPLES.
NAPL2B, Sett. 2 (vi► Genoa).
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The province of Tem de I*voro has risen in

Bands of insurgents have united, and are march-
ing upon Campobasso.

AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH)

(rams ous omit 00111BSPOIDEKT.)
NAPLES, Acucar 31, Frvs O'CLOCK.
It is said that the ministers have given in their
resignation, but as yet the King has not chosen to
accept it.
The Count of Syracuse will leave Naples to-day
on board of a Sardinian steamer, having b3en
summoned to Turin by a telegraphic despatch this
morning.

TURIN, SUNDAY, Sam 2.
The Opinion of to-day publishes the following
telegram :
" Naples, Sept. 1.
"Garibaldi has arrived at Monteleone.
" Part of the royal troops have fraternised with
the inaurgenta, and part have been dispersed.
" The province of Salerno has risen in insurrec-
tion, to the cry of Long live Victor Emmanuel !
"The enthusiasm of the population is extra-
ordinary.
" The royal troops who had been sent to reinforce
the garrison of Monteleone have retired upon
Avellino."

Extensive military movements are taking place.
It is RIM that the troops are to be concentrated
on the frontiers.

The Count of Syracwse has arrived, and taken up
his residence in the Royal Palace.
The Gazette di Torino announces that Signor
Farini will leave to-morrow for Florence.

According to advicea from Naples, Garibaldi war
marching upon Salerno.

NAPLES, Auarwr 28 (vil Marseilles).

The King intended to change his ministry, but
Prince d'lschitella refused to accept the presidency,
and nobody else dared to accept it.
General Catrofiano has been appointed Com-
mander-in-Chief at Naples. He assembled the
general staffof the National Guard, and declarod to
them that he reckoned on their assistance, but that
he would shoot all traitors and the chiefs of the
secret societies.

The King has also received the same general
staff, and promised them that he would not bom-
bard the city.

The Minieter Pianelli has retuned from hie ex-
pedition. He has assembled 20,000 men at
Salerno, under the command of Generale Boeco
and Barbalongs. Another military camp is being
formed at Avellino.

The King and Count Trapani intend to try the
issue of arms, and then to withdraw to Gaeta.
The National Guard of Reggio, having surprised
some Neapolitan troops, fired upon them within a
very close distance, and an horrible milie ensued.
It is asserted that Garibaldi is at Poteuza.

The following telegram has been received at
Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Navigation Company :

THE MAURITIUS AND BOMBAY MAILS.

MARSEILLES, San. 2.
The Valetta with the above mails arrived here at
noon to-day.
The mails leave for London at 5 p.m.

THE AMERICAN MAILS.
QUEENSTOWN, Serr. 1.
The royal mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch,
from Boston on the 22nd, and Halifax on the 24th
nit., at.ived here at 5.50 to-day. She brings
4 pa,sengers, and 175,000 dollars in specie for
England.
The Europa landed all mails except those for
Liverpool, and proceeded at 6.5 p.m. All well
The Europa was detained twelve hours off Hali-
fax by fog.
The Arabia, North American, and Glasgow, from
Liverpool, and the New York from Southampton,
had arrived out.

~The Prince of Wales held a grand levee on the
21st ult. in the Parliament House at Quebec. Both
spankers of the parliament were knightel A ball
was given in the evening.
According to advices from Ruatan Islands to the
9th tth. General Walker bad landed at and cap-
tured Tim:ilk with but little resistance.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Avatar 21 (Mon c}.
The cotton market was yesterday firmer and active, and
prices had advanced. Middling Upland, lie. Sales, 2,000
to 3,000 bales. Flour heavier and pikes easier. Wheat
firm. Corn lower. Pork mid sugar steady. Freights
higher.
EvEanno. _

Money active. Exchange unaltered. Stocks firm and
srigldly advanced. Illinois, 876 ; Erie, 201 ; Michigan, fl/.
NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 20.
Cotton steady. Quotation of middling, 104 c. to 100 c.
LATEST BY TYLF.GRAPH VIA HALIFAX.
NEW YORE, AUGUST 73.
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The markets for cotton mid hrs.:dots& are firm. In
bmadstuffs prices of all kinds have sightly advanoed. Pro-
visions quiet. Stocks slightly improved.
NEW ORLEANS, Accost 22.
The cotton market is generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Bomar.
The royal mail steam ship Europa, Captain
Leitch, arrived here this afternoon. Her news has
been anticipated vi 4 Queenstown.

QUEENSTOWNt BrNDAT.
The royal mail steam-ship Asia arrived at 10.15
a.m., embarked mails and passengers, and pro-
ceeded at 5.20 p.m. for Halifax and Boston. All
well.