The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-12 00:00:00

LIBERAL CANDIDATES.

I We yesterday published, as a matter of news,
itho names of a number of Boroughs and Conn-
!ties which at present are only appealed to
;by Conservative candidates. To prevent mis-
!conception, it may be useful to add that in
!many of these constituencies arrangements for
conteiting the seats are in an advanoed state of
pi ogress, and that no fear need bo entertained that
any opportunity of returning a Liberal candidate
will bo neglected.

LITE Court.

WINDHOR CASTLE, Arxr. 11.

The Queen, accompanied by Prinoess
Prince Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, arrived at Windsor
Cantle at PIS o'clock this even:ng, baying left Luc mini of
the evening of Wednerday, the 9th, and travelled by way
of Innis:

Ile r Majesty took a drive yesterday aftorneon, necam-
Tani, d l.y the royal family, and attend, d by Lard Lyoni,
the Matchioness ui Ely, and Golonel Ponsonby.
11cr Ma jc-ty was to have called on the Etaprem had her
Iwl trial Map:: ty been in Patin.
her Majesty and the Royal Family embarked
n board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.,
Cs rasin the Pliny) of Leiningen, 0.0.8., at
( bed ourg this morning, and arrived in Portnnonth
Ilatbour at 2 o'clock, shortly after which her Majety
disembarked at (Import, and travelled by a special train on
the South Western and Great Western Railways to
Windsor.

The suite in attendance consisted of the Marchioness
of FJy, Major-General Sir T. M. and the lion. Lady
Biddulph, Colonel I'onaouby, the ker. It. Duckworth, and
Dr. Winter.

The Hon. Mary Lamelles has arrived as Maid of Honour
in Waiting.
Viscount Bridport and Colonel Du Plat have succeeded
as Equerrica in Waiting.

Prince and Prince' i Christian of Sehleswi7,-Holstein,
atts I:Ricci ty Mica Bowater and Mr. Still, a -rived at Fro.--
more on Wochweday evening, ou their return from
Germany.

Despatches were sent yesterday from the et,lopiai
Office to the Governors of Ceylon, Hong Kong. Tahuan,
the Straits Settlements, the Australian colonies, Gibraltar,
and Malta.

ARRIVAL OP THE QUEEN AT WINDSOIL—Ifor
Majesty, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses Princes...et
Louise and Ikattioe, and Prince Leopold, attended by
the Mauchionera of Ely, Lady and Sir Thomas Biddilpb,
The Rev. Mr. Duckworth, Colonel Ponsonby, and Dr.
Minter, embarked on board the royal yacht at Cherbourg,
at 7 a.m. yesterday morning. The yacht came up the
western channel from the Needles, and was sighted from
tortansouth at half-past one, arriving in Portsmouth
harbour at half-past two. lier Majesty and suite took lun-
cheon on beard the yacht, and afterwards proceeded on
thole at the Clarence Victuullinglard, where a special
train wee in readiness to convey her Majesty to Windsor.
The train left at ball-peat three, under the charge of Mr.
W. M. Williams, supepintendent of the South Western
Railway, arriving at Basingstoke at 4.45 p.m., where the
train was taken charge of by Mr. J. Griersou, general
manager of the Great Weatern Railway, over which lino
the Queen proceeded to Windsor, arriving at the Castle
shortly after six o'clock. According to the present
arrangement her Majesty and the royal family will leave
Windsor for Balmoral on :Sl..ndayeve-fling next. Het
Majesty appeared to have derived fnuch bandit by her
continental trip.

Their Royal Prince and Prise:,-,
ehrhtizon of Schleswig - Holstein, atten,l4,l by Mk+
Bowater and Mr. Sahl. arrived at Frogmoro ou Weduoo-
duy evening, on their ',turn from Germany.

Lord and Lady Boughton Lace• h•ft Fry ston
cn a vi-it to Alftwiek C.cAtlo, after !1.0.M.,' vote r-
taim d a large sneer...ion of gue,t,, for the purpo-0 of
the Ludt ExhiLition.
TL•e lion. ltulaTt Boyle, first couin t) the
Earl f Cork. is amo,uttectl ac a c.kmlitlate tho rerre-
,catati. at of the county. This make,: the th;r4 eitt,li,l Ito
ffei ing to c. Itti the s, at with the tw•o .Attn: m•. tabor..

11[}: 111?•1:“I'Llt' 01, e.TINe.VICTI:•O
of a KNA:re d. me:•tie afritti.•n. Dr. Basing, Dar-
Lam. has g, ne abroad. It is a curious fact that Ow fir
urelattm who take the highest rank—:he Areh-
hi,hoi m of Canterbury and York. and the of
1./ n and I'u7 ham— are a'.l away fr,an England.

Mr. Di,rucli's tragctly of -11.m.y? has bcvn with-
drawn from the stage of A,,tley's. arid Pr e
Man substitute d. A spectacular entertAinmeut of the kind
once exclubively Ixrfortmd at AAley's i ILUOLUICed, cu-
titled The (1,,,,,,5t of ilaplala.

Mr. Faton Parry proposes to open the now
Globe Theatre on the 3lst of October, with a draiun, not
yet named, by Mr. H. J. Byron. A burlesque by the same
author will be produced the following Saturday.
Mr. Watts Phillips is writing a new drains, to
be produced at the Holborn after the run of B/o,c
Moe is finished.

A new drama, by Dr. Weetland Murton, will
be produced soon after the opening of the RAJ-market
Theatre.

Charlotte Birch Pfeiffer, who has died at Berlin
in her 68th year, was (says the 4au4reei) one of the
most prolific of German dramatists and adapters, and was
also an actress of great merit. She was born at Stun-
gard, and made her first appearance at Munich when only
thirteen. She wu fora long time a director of the theatre
at Zurich, which, under her management, turned out some
of the best actors Germany now peeresses. In addition
to her playa, she wrote several romances.

The bodies of Prince Oagarine and his eon, who
perished at Leal, have been conveyed to Moscow by the
widow, who was formerly a Russian actress, and is a
woman of remarkable beauty. The noble es-mended is
brother of the prince who owns a mansion at Baden-Baden,
and the brother of the princess who married the young
Prince Ifenschikoff. These latter have no children. The
way in which the misfortune happened which has befallen
the family has been incorrectly stated. It is said they were
drowned while fishing, but their boat was swamped at the
opening of one of the sluices al the locks.
A letter from Baden says:—" Notwithstanding
that the reeve are over at Baden, the gay season here is by
no means drawing to a close ; it will, indeed, be pro-
longed until the end of October. In the meantime the
city is entering upon a new phase. The turatas have
taken their departure, and are suceeeded by another class
of sportsmen, who have cane for fishing and shooting.
This is just the period of the year which especially pleases
those tourists, who, while seeking pleasure and amuse-
ment, bko to avoid bustle and noise. The Parisian mem-
bers of the Jockey Club are returning by degrees, but
many will remain over the fife of the grand duke."
_ . _

General Prim has justaddressed to his friends in
Catalonia a letter, in which be recommends them to re-
main quiet for the present, and, before acting, to " pre-
pare for MKT'S" by all the Tocsins in their power.

Experiments are being trkd at the camp of
Nano, in 'Tuscany, with a new model of an oven. The
object is to provide the soldier con.tantly with (red:
bread, and to Leven the number of vehicles requiam.l to
carry provisions.

The German C. mmercial CongreAs will asrorniblo
at Berlin on the 20th of October, its sittings occupying
three &yr. In the first is to be discussed tho monetary
question and the conveyance of goods by railway; in the
minim', bankruptcy, stamp+ on letters of ezehango, pro-
tection to t, ado marks, and awn:uncoil; and in thu third,
the customs duties on sugar, iron, tobacco, rice, and r 3"
This assimbly is composed of member-I belonging to the
chambers of commerce, manufacturing companion+, and
corporations of merchants in the various German state*.