The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-15 00:00:00

the daurt.

BALMORAL CASTLE, Oar. 13.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Christian,
went out yesterday morning, and in the afternoon ber
Majesty drove out, accompanied by Princess Louise,
and attended by Lady Churchill.
_ .

Princess Chrikian and the Princess of Teck drove to
Mar Lopge, and honoured the Countess of Pile with a
visit.

The Bight Hon. Whorl* Hardy left the Outle yester-
day for London.
Dr. M'Leod also left the Castle.

The Primess of Wales drove out yesterday.
Prince John of Glucksburg took leave of the Prince and
Princess of Wales, and left Marlborough-house for Dover,
en route for Denmark. The Prince of Wales accompanied
his highness to the railway station it Charing-cross.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer left town yesterday
for Wadenhoe-house, (kindle.

His Royal Highness the Field Marshal Com-
manding-in-Chief will hold a levee at 1 o'clock on Wed-
nesday, the 21st inst.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and family
return to town the week after next from their seat, Gor-
don Castle, N.B.
Earl Fortescue and Lady Susan Forteacue have
arrived at Pencarrow, on a visit to Lady Molesworth,
from Castle Hill, Devon.
His Excellency Lord Bloomfield has loft the St.
George's Hotel.
We (Post) understand that the marriage between
Viscount Andover, X.P., and Xis, Eleanor Coventry I.
arranged to take place at the end of the ensuing month.
Mr. Vincent Scully, ex-M.P. for the county of
Cork, has issued an address to the electors of the borough
of Cashel. It is very lengthy, embracing a variety of
topics which have occupied and will still oeoupy the atten-
tion of parliament. He notifies his intention of calling
personally on the electors very soon.
The Rev. W. F. Wilkinson, vicar of St. Wor-
burgh's, Derby, has addressed a manifesto to hie
parishioners, in which he examines the bearings of the
much-contested Irish Church question. Starting with
the premise that an established national church should
embody the national form of Christianity, be contends
that the existing state church in Ireland bas always failed
to fulfil this primary and essential condition.
Sir George E. Cartier and the Hon. W. M‘Dou-
gall hays willed from Canada for England as do**. on
the subject of the Norfh-Western territory.

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THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.

The municipality of the capital hailiadown
rules foe the organisation of the popular force; of
Madrid by (barites.
The Junta et Madrid will probably eases its
functions within a few days. The official decree,
replacing the edroti duty by a penonal tam, ex-
cept* from that tax military persons of every grade
up to the rank of colonel.
A new law on public instruction will be betted
shortly.

FRANCE.

PASTS, Oar. 15.

The Memorial Diplematique sown; that six
months' furloughs will shortly be granted to
30,000 soldiers of the Prsmeh asmy. Lowe of
absence for the same period will also be granted
in the navy.

BELGIUM.
BMW" Om 16.

The Noakes, &Ifs of to-day contains the follow-
ing :—" At s medical oonsultation held ye4tonlay
on the state of the Prince Royal, it was unani-
mously agreed by the seven physicians who
attended that although his royal highnose's state
was still extremely critical, yet a decided improve-
ment was perceptible since the last consultation,
held on the 28th August."