The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

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daring of genius may achieve what by all the
rules of strategy it would have been madness to
attempt That HAVELOCK may have succeeded in
relieving Luckuow, that the safety of Agra may be
secured, that the retreat from Delhi may be contra-
dicted, and Calcutta reported comparatively fres from
that paroxysm of distrust and consternation under
which that great city seems, at the date of
the last despatches, to have been labouring, is
of course the ardent hope of every lover of his
country. In a few days at furthest—possibly in a
few hours—our anxiety on these points may be set
at rest. Should the news prove disastrous, should
it unhappily turn out that for a time the rising tide
of mutiny is carrying all before it—England will
not bate •jot of heart or hope, will still look for-
ward with cheerful and assured confidence to the
day—delayed but not far distant—of her ultimate
triumph. But as surely as that is true, so sorely is
this true also—that she will exact a stern retribution
from those careless or incompetent rulers who, is
the days of England's distress and India's ex-
tremity, chose to forget, in sending out their army
of succour, that " Alexandria is the route to India."

EN Court.

BALMORAL, Err. 23.

The Queen ■nd Prince Consort, accompanied by
the Princess Alice, Princes. Hama, and Prince Alfred,
drove yesterday to Loch Bualg.
The £rissara Royal walked out, attended by the Hoe.
Flora Macdonald.

The Duchies of Gordon arrived upon • visit to her
Majesty.
In the evening the Dueller of Kent dined with her
Majesty. The puny likewise comprised the Dutheas of
Gordon, the Earl of Aberdeen, Lady Augusta Bruce, the
Hon. Men A. Gordan, and Lewd lases Murray.

The A‘erdeens Journal says :—" A few days ago
the Queen, Princess Alice, and Prince Arthur crossed the
Doe and drove up by Moultrie, to visit the summit d Emig-
nordy, a mountain standing to the north of the Invereauld
Arms Inn, Inver. Lady Chnrehill and Earl Granville were
in attendance. Near layer, • staff of relies
and urnanta eve is readiness, under the cheep
of Mr. John Brown, domain guide at Balmoral,
to conduct the Queen and party to the top of the hill,
wbenoe her Mersey had a most magnificent view of the
Strath of the Dee for upwards of twenty mile.. Ifer Me-
rely remained for allure en hour on the bill, sketching the
scenes larch had out beneath her on every side. In the even-
ing, when Gillet Stewart brought home the stag which the
Prince had killed, the Queen commanded torches to be
brought, end viewed the noble animal at the main entrance
to tho castle."

The Earl of Eglinton has been entertaining a
numerates and distingulehed circle of frienda at Kenton
Cud,' during the past reek, amongst whom were the Mar-
quis and Marektionees of Ait., tbo Earl and Countess of
Derby, and Lady Emma Stanley. Oa Thursday a halloo
took place at Auchana, when upwarda of 400 bead of game
were bided.

The Duke of Rutland, at the end of the week,
proposal to go to Betrot, Castle, for cub hosting.
Viscount Cloderich, M.l'., has this week been the
guest of J. Walbanke Childers, Esq., of Costley 11411, Don-
caster. His lordship Les availed himself himself of this
visit to deliver the opening lecture at the Doncaster sad
Great Northern Mechanics' Institution.

The Plyrromth Journal says:—" Lord Stanley,
whirl ca a visit lately to Mr. Michael Williams, M.P.,
went to the United Mines, sad had the curiosity to go
underground by means of the • ussaviagiae.' His lordship
west down to a deep level on this Hot lode, where the miners
work ne.ed, and have mid water from above continually
poured ovr them. Ilis lordship, it is stated, remained there
longer than he should have dune, and was oo exhausted and
overrate by the heat and remn, that when ho again arrived
at the mutate, brsady had to be liberally adminiatered to m-
oire him."

Sir John Trelawny, Lady Trelawny, and family.
ant on a vi.it to l'i)inoutti fur a few days. The hon.
baronet will whims a misting of his constituents at Ts-
vietuck on Tumility evening neat, on plitical topics con-
nected with the meat erasion of parliament.
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The ellelntlford ehronielesays:—" Earl de Grey
66.., in addition to his munificent contributiona towards the
tart nt reet,ratices of Greenetead (St. Andrew) church, Col-
,heeter, authorised the pa, meat of an additional rum of 401.
expended by the contrector in the repair of the foundaticew
of the tower, • Bich wu considered to bo in an unmet, con-
dition. The parielwoners had declined to meet this additional

The Lincoln Mrrcury 'gym It is definitely
stated that three will to one day's race for Lincoln, and that
the contest will come oif on Thursday, the 22nd of October
There are, it is announced, to be sin teas ; and it is stated
that the eddied money will mount to fully 200 d"
The Doncaster Go:ette records a cioit which Mr.
Chas. Lir kens paid to the racing capital of the north during
the exutteruent end beetle of the Great St. Leger week.
While there ho went to the Theatre Worst, and on being re-
cognised he IVY loudly cheend by the audience, which he
gracefully acknowkdgid.

- The Dotwuder 6trzette says :—" Earl Fitzwillinm
was considered oat of danger on Theeday at anon, when
Mr. Otitrenil, his noNlital MALI, left him. Since that time,
the octeral reports as to the noble earl's impmvement tie
uniform; and continent boys a are entertained that by lord-
ship will soon be enabkin to bear removal to hie seat at
Wtntwortb. Under these gratifying circtuastaneee, it is
expectist that the noble earl will be sufficiently recovered to
movie* the Queen at Wantwoith, on the 15th of October, on
bee Majesty's return from Scotland."

I. A. ilardeutle, Kay., NI.P. for Bury St. Etl-
ausd., barn melded about 1,500 of hW LLrrd aupporten
and h%cir sires, at an excellent tea. Suleequently a ball at
the Town Hall drew off the ads of the ilimpany, who
maintained the *mires of the dwarf, to the inspiriting
ermine of Gedball's quadrille band, till a late hour.

THE SULTAN'S CONTAILIUTiTIN FOE rirE
BELIEF OF THE SUFFAIARS ,IN

The following is a copy of the correspondence
-teat hao taken place between the Ttoki.h anibasitador and
the Lard Mayor, with referee, c to the tokf of those who aro
coating i• lathe

" Dryanaton-squam, Sept. 21, 147.
My Lard Mayor,-1 bete the honour to inform you that
hi. Tinier'.' Majesty the Sultan, my august Sorercign, bee
been phiteed to order the sum of 1,1,00 f. to be matt to me for
traseutic.i.m to pm as his ruteeripti•n to the fund for the
Mut of the eniseers by the Indian mutiny.
leclocior herr sith accordingly a chigoe for the above
amount, I bane the honour to be, my Lard
" Your very obedient wryest,
C. Mtecate.
" The Right Hon. the Lout Mayor, &e. Ice."
"Sir,— I have had the become to receive and Ise 1. fore the
committee your Excelletcy's letter, dialed 23rd September,
statii.g that his Imperil Majeety the Sultan hoe less
pleased to eider the sum of one thousand pounde to be pad
tlte, a. hie sulacription to the fend fur the relief of the
•adorers by the mutiny in India.

" Tbx winusittee have waived with peat satisfaction the
pro .1 which this munificent donation affords of the sympathy
of it e Sul• on. Persons 14 emry religion in India ars left to
worwhip Cod according to tie it own persuasion, without any
jut, darns s.; and the government i. ronndered as a tram from
Almighty tied, wish a Maw to the benefit of the people.
These fundamental monism will never be departed from,
are, with Cod's hinging upon them, India will attain to e
degrre of prosperity which she has never yet enjoyed.
" The .orainittce rerrest that p.m Ennellency will convey
to the Sultne their respectful and grateful acknowledgments
for hi.. naributim, and that yen will inform hie
btsjest %me, highly it has been approriated.
" I have tlo honour to be, .ir, your Euellency's most ob♦ I
Seat, humble ramie. "Tuorua Q. FINN Mayor."

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1857.