The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-19 00:00:00

rux QIIMITKILLY UTIIW.

The Daily Aiwa draws attention to the fact that a groat
reconciliation has been brought about. The Quarterly
Review has made it up with Mr. Disraeli and is now
enrolled in the literary lifeguard of tory-radicalism. A
year ago it denounced the conservative surrender. It
has now it.olf surrendered. Just twelve mouths since, it
was vituperating Mr. Disraeli, and Mr. Disraeli was
laughing at it. It charged the present Prime Minister
and his colleagues with having degraded politics and
made upright party government impossible; with
having lowered the standard of publio honour,
and debauched the conscience of the nation.
The whole art of goverument was, indeed, reduced to the
solution el the simple problem, how not to be ousted i' Mr.
Disraeli laughed at all this, as winners can afford to laugh,
and made comparisons which were anything but flattering
to tae Qvartrrly Recipe-. The reconciliation is, how-
ever, complete,. and the man who dares say sword against
Mr. Disraeli lied better beware. So completely, indeed,
has the vontidence of the Qeortrrty Rawer been restored,
that it believes in Mr. Disraeli is the only character in
which he hue never believed in himself, in that of a finan-
cier.

the Court.

11ALMORAL CASTLE, 0.-r. 1#;.

The Queen returned from the Cilae&dt Sliiid
yirterday evening, accompanied by Prinema Luukie &.i1
Prince Lcopold, and attended by Lady Churchill.

The Prince and Prineose of Tick drove to the Gins3het
Stied yemterday morning to meet the Queen, and came
bock with her Majet.ty.
The Lord Chancellor had the honour of dining with the
Quccu and the royal fatuity.

Ocr. 17.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Christian, went
out yesterday morning, ant in the afternoon her Majesty
drove out, accompanied by Princess Christian, Princess
Beatrice, and the Princess of Teck.

M. and Madame Van de Weyer had the honour of dining
with the Queen and royal family.
In the evening Chrirty's Minstrels (Mews. WiLsom and
Montagne proprietors) had the honour of performing
before her Majesty and the Prince awl Princes. Christian
of Schleswig-Holstein, PT/Re1.:58 Louise, Princess Beatrice,
Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, and the Prince and
Princess of Teck, in the Ball-room of the C►stle, where
the Ladies and Gentleman in Waiting, and the entire
household, were rpvenibled.
M., Madame, and Mina Van do Weyer, and Sir Thomas
and Lady Iliddulph, were also honoured with invitations.

The Prince,* of Wales di ove out on Saturday. attended
by the Honourable Mrs. Coke.
The Prince and Princess of Wales went in the evening
to Mr. Meat Lemon's reading of " Falstaff," at the
Gallery of illustration, Regent-street.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, with tho Mon, Mrs.
Coke and Lieut.-Colonel Koppel in waiting, attended
divine service yesterday.
The Right Hon. B. and Mrs. Digraeli returned to town
on Saturday from s visit to F.arl and Countela Abcrge-
venny, at Fridge Castle, Tunbridge Wells

Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial-
office from the Governor of the Mauritius. Despatches
were sent to the Governor-General of Canada, and to the
Governors of Brithl Columbia and Malta.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales have kindly consented to take under their special
patronage a bazaar, to be given in Liter during Easter
neat, in aid of the support of the twenty-one lifeboats
belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution on the
comb of IN:V011 and Cornwall. The lifeboat stationed at
PattlbtOW, ',resented to the institution by the city of Bristol.
is named the Albert Edward, after his Royal Highness
the Duke of Cornwall.

It has been announced that the Crown Prince
and Prince's of Prussia will visit St. Leonard's-ou-Sea
proper, or St. Leonard's West, this week. There is reason
to believe that St. Leonard's owes the honour of this
choice to the measures which its Commissioner; took last
year to render the town worthy of royal and public confi-
dence. Ten thousand pounds have been spent, under the
direction of Mr. Bazalgette, upon drainage works, inde-
pendently of the large sums that have been expended by
the Hastings Commissioners upon works described a few
months ago in this journal. Since the Prince and Princess
of Wales visited St. Leonard's the new railway, rid Seven
Oaks, has been opened, and the town is now only twelve
minutes farther from London than Brighton.

It is rumourcil that Prince Arthur will shortly
receive a commission in the Royal Artillery, and join for
duty, and that his royal highness will be attached to
Colonel Tuner's battery, to learn the duties of field
battery service.

The Marquis of liuntly and Lord Gosforth, as
we learn by the overland mail, were at the commencement
of last month the guests of the Lieutenant-Uovernor of the
l'unjaub. The Prince of Schleswig-Holstein was expected
to arrive on the 20th ult., and would also be a guest at
Government house.

The Earl and Countem of Shannon have arrived
at Castle Martyr, their seat in Ireland, and contemplate
making it their permanent residence.

Ludy Cairne has Bono to Ireland for ton days,
while the Lord Chancellor will remain as minister in at-
tendance ou the Queen at Balmoral.

The Right lion. Chichester Fortescue, M.P.,
and Frances Counter Waldegrave have received at Chew-
ton Priory, during the past week, the Duke and Duchess
d'Aumalo, Lord Northbrook, the Right lion. 11. B. Bruce,
M.P., and Mrs. Bruce, the Hon. Mir Eden, Major the
Ilou. E. and Mrs. Boyle, Mr. and Hon. Mrs. Vernon, Sir
Edward and Lady Strachey, Mr. and Mn. Hippieloy
and Miss Hippisley, Mr. and Mrs. Hervey, Mr. Hay-
ward, &c.

Tho Bishop of Oxford has boon a visitor at
Powerecourt flouts, county Wicklow, tho picturesquo
residence of Viscount Powerscourt.

Lettere from Dr. Kirk, at Zanzibar, dat4xl tho
29th of August, state that despatches have reached him
from Dr. Livingstone, reporting " all well," dated from
Cazembe's country and Martine, in October and DePla.
bet, 107 the PCITI96I date wen► robnarri 1867.

1410 REIGN NEWS:

tTHIS DAY.)

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RUSSIA.

ST. PETER9IIIIIR,O, Oor. IS.

The state of 'doge in the chief town and other
districts of the prorineo of Witobek has boon
raised.

The Provincial Estates of Barstow have granted,
with a guarantee, a concession for a railway line
between Tambow and &iratow• . .

_
The opening of a portion of the line betwoon
Orlow and Witebek will take plaoe on 20th inst.
Princo Eugene von Leuchtenberg hm boon be-
trothed to Miss Opoteohin.

ROUMANIA.
BUCHAREST, Oar. IL

M. Golan° has replied to Ali Pacha's remon-
strances addressed to Prince Charles on the 10th
instant. M. Golose° states as a feet that the
assembling of insurgents' on the Bulgarian fron-
tier has ceased owing to the energetic measures of
the Roumanian government. He concludes with
the hope that tho friendly relations between the
Porte and the government will remain un-
changed. -

AMERICA.
NEW TORE. O. 18.
Tho Inman royal mail steamer City of Balti-
more, arrivod hero to-day. All well.