The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-09 00:00:00

Etc Or oun.

BALMORAL, Ocr. G.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Alice,
Prises Ladle d Here, and Prince Arthur, and attended by
Lay Augusta Breen, drove yesterday to AR-na-Oultbe•
oak, sad then proceeded on ponies to annend Loeb:sager, and
returned in the souse way in the ev..ning.
The Prince Cowart sod the Prince of Wales went out
deer.talL ug.
The Priucu of Hohealohe, with the Princesses Helena
and Louise, and Prince Leopold, drove out.

Oct. 7.

The Queen and Princes Consort, the Princess Alice, the
Princes Hohenlobe, the Prince of Wales, and Prince Louis
of Hesse, attended by the Ladies sod Gentlemen in Waiting,
attendca Divine service yesterday in the parish church of
Crathie.
The Rev. Yr. Stuart officiated.
There wee no addition to the royal dinner party.

Her Majesty's Commis/Sneers for the International Eahi-
bitioe of 1862, held a meeting at their offices in the Strand
youtertlay.
Deepseelem were sent yesterday from the Colonial•office
to the Lord High CommtasioDer of the lonian islands, and
to the Governor of the Falkland lolanda.

Hurons or BALIIORAL—By her Majency'n COM-
Rua, a distinguished author has produced a history of
Balmoral. Not many copies hays been printed. The work
Is beautifully got up, and contains illustration■ of the sue-
rounding scenery, mixed up with an account of its historical
ansociationr, and of its geological and botanical features.
Aberdeen Herald.

Hie kuyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has
kdt town sea tint to the Firl and Couotess of Chester-
field, at Btetbj-prk, Derbyshire.
84111011 A. Desmanet du 13outouviVe and Baron
de Soper& have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from
Paris.

The Earl and Connie-ea of Clarendon and the
Ladies Villiers left town yeatenlay numbing for Komigs•
berg, to attend the coronation of the King of Prussia. Mr,
Villiers Lister, Lord Fiehomberg Kerr, Lord lilisehinbroke,
sad the other members of the earl's °whimsy, accompanied
the eoble earl.

The Earl Rumen, accompanied by the Countess
Russell and family, arrival at Minto•house, near Hawk*,
N. 8., from Aheroddie Castle, near 11,1moraL The noble
earl leaves the Earl sad Countess of Minto's on Saturday for
Newcastle, and will be in Louden early in the ensuing
week.

The Earl of Yarborough, we aro sorry to hear,
Las had another serious &tuck of illneu, and far upwards
of tweety.four hours was in a vtry erotical state. We are
happy to hare that the medical melts were yestardsy
much more favourable.

The Earl of Nurbury I'm left Farrance's Hotel
for Valence, near Westerham, in Kent.

Viscount Combennere and Vis-
countess Combermers and the Wu. Um. Hunter have
arrived at Leamington, from Combennere Abbey, whither
they will return, ►fter a abort, atjuur at Spa, to receive a
atmcemion of vieitori during the autumn.

The marriage was celebrated at Twickeuham
Church, a few days ago, by the Rev. Professor Jewett,
assisted by the Hon. and Roy. Robert Henky, cif R. B. I).
Mosier, Attache to her Majesty's Legation ►t Berlin, to
Alice, second daughter of Lieutenant-Genera the Right
Hos. J. and Lady Alice Peel.

The funeral of the late Earl of Eglinton and
Winton will take place at the family vault at Hi'winning
Church, Ayrshire, ue Friday emit.

The following resolution was unanimouely
adopted= Monday by the oairpnraiion of Dublin :—•• That
we base heard with feelings of deep regret the death of
the late Earl of Eghaton, whereby we feel that Ireland has
been dsprie.d of one of her warmest friends."

Lord Palmerston arrived et Dent's George Hotel,
Porternouth, at an early hour yesterday. In the afternoon
li lindship, sitteoded Ey Colonel Jervois, It. F , rode out
and laiiiiseted the sew forts and lines of defence DOW being
aosidreeted for **protection of the port sod arsenal on
its sedans side.

Workmen are Wry removing the scaffolding
from the new Horsley Institute buikhn.t in Houthampton,
in order that Lord Palmerstoe may have as good a view of
the building as peinhie whim ho visite that town, on
Friday next, to diatribe& the certificates to the sucoseeful
caadidates at the Oxford load examinations. His lordship
laid the foundation state of the Hartley Institute building
last autumn. The magnificent lecture theatre of the
Institute is now almost completed, sal some progress has
been made in the completion of the museum sod reading
and class rooms. The beautiful front to completed, with
the exception that the caryatides are not yet sculptured.