The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

CO Court.

BALMORAL, Serf. 13.
The Queen and the Prince Consort droec out yes-
terday efternmen.
The Princess Royal rode out on horseback attended by
Lady Cho/thin.
The Earl of Clar ntlon took Intro of her Makaty and his
departure hoot Balmoral.
Earl °resettle arrived in the ermine. and remains as the
tonnes, in attend... e upon her Majesty.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer anihri in tons but
night front !Lupton Court, Itadmashire.
Despatches were riceived yesterday et the Colonial-odic.
Porn the Governor of Canada., the G..v.rnws of the %Viet
India Islands, and the Governor of Gihraltar. Iheepatches
sure sent yesterday to the Governor of the Cepe of Good
Hops.

His Excellency the Ambassador of France and
lbs Countess de l'eraigny will lea, the rmidence ~f the
enbatny on TM:lmlay, for Paris, t n re a short 16.6.61.
His Excellency the Count Clireptowitch, Rimian
Minister at this roue, des retro and to Chatham !tome fn.m
a tour of visits in Scotland. The Coniten Chreptosech i.
still voice' _Os( at aflastedsa.
The Doke of Beaufort arrived in town on Satur-
day lad, 11002 Dsdrolokni. The nohte duke, amomponied
by Sir W. C. Coarinetun, Barr, M.P., kit yesterday, to
acted the run oteer'ntr at Domineer.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived in town
lot night, from Ilarpem Cor -t, Radnoretire.
Viscount and Viscoontess Palmerston entertained
his Eicallean7 the French Ambeaeador and the Conntraa de
Peraigny, and a small party, at dinner last evening, at Cun-
t bridge Howe.

Lord Panmurc and Lord Stanley of Alderlcy
. . . .

ante to 03111 lad lliOlt 'am Scotland, expressly to Its pre-
sent at the emoting of the cabinet to-day.

The Earl of Wilton errived yesterday at 'lreton
Nall, hear hlaarheater, where the remake+ and family are
. . . .

staying, from a cruise in hie lord.hip'e yacht. The noble
earl goes to Doneaeter to-day. Viscount Grey de Wilton
Is making a aeries of visits in Ireland. At the clone of the
month the noble earl and minnow will he honoured with e
♦isit by their Royal Llighnewee the Duchess of Casabt:dp
and the Princess Mary.
The Earl Fitswilliant and the Ladies Wentworth

Fitawilliam have arrived ►t Wentworth Honer, Yorkshire,
from Milton Park, near Peterborough. Viewount and
Virg:mite. Milton have joined the family party on hia
lordatiip's seat in Ireland.

Tug CIVEF.N t'f. THE LIN OP IlEE.—The river
Due, which takes its rise in • low moorland in the counties of
Aberdeen end Banff, converges In a goitre whit le is known
es
the " Linn of Doc," and lean object of very romantic in-
terne to strangers. This lien woo manned Ly a bridge of
one nth of vary ancient oleic, which had been fi 'end rather
inconvenient, when the Earl of Fife bad a new Gothic bridge
built hunted of it, the priming of whicie by the Queen wee
the occasion of another " Highland gathering" on Teeed.y.
The Earl and Countess °, Fifo had nude great preparations
for the event. On the road towards the bridge a trinnaphal
arch enis erected of colossal dirnenaione. It wee eupportod
by fore columns, and surmounted by a crown, scroll work
beteg done with heather and flowers, and monograms in-
t
Hif7lcon the ms, the abutments hieing two
alelreams,,
ere entemporfeed guard.. A tent was erected
on the lawn, whole was eli tenth, decorated, and the
whole carrit”, drive for a quirt, of • mile was lined by
the Duff and Farquharson Highlanders under their chiefs.
On the 'entre of the bridge the ('"enter of Fife and Vis-
count M.Duff stood, the lotto wnL a silver ealeer for-
ebears, end a small decanter, with whisky. When the
Lawn arrived her Majesty was remised with much cheering,
the Aberdeen City band and the piper. pteying " anthem's
enliven." The Queen and the Vence Consort pumwedsd
toward. the bridge, when her .Nlajeaty arms ploteed to par-
take of a glees of whisky, drinktn "Sleeves to the new
bridge," in which tont the Prove Covert. the other
members of the royal family, and the distinguished gumbo
pre/era heartily joined. The Queen then walked to the
tent, leaning ou the are of the Earl of Fife, partook of some
refreshment, and moon after left the scene amid the 'been of
the people. The armee altogether was one of an imposing
character, and will long be remembered in the county of
Mar.

A DEBATE IN THE ETON SetClETT.—Witta is the
nature of "The Eton Society ?" It very muck resemble.
"The Union" at Cambridge and Oxford, consisting of about
twenty-five members, who are elected by ballot from the
upper part of the 'Axel They meet ones a week for the
purpose of holding debates OS hlreorieal or political eubj,rto.
Yon will find • tolerable library there, and mast of the daily
papers. I think the satiety nu founded about forty years
ago; since which time its list of former members .111 show
the name. of several eminent swearers. I an. an honorary
member, and I will ask the president to admit you to the
debate. Accordingly, at the splinted time end I
presented ourselves at "The Home" (for it is a miniature
Ilona. of Commons), and eat down to listen to the preceding..
I forget what was the subject fur discussion; but three or
four gentlemen ewe and spoils very well, and were followed
by five or six who "grit.. tly screed with the honourable
stember who had evened the debate." Ay. he. Iwo, very
much amend ►by ass short stumpy fellow, who aderneed with
a breed rim es Me ten, aml one encouraged with cries of
leassrl" tines all; sides. Ile was evidently the wag
al the Heasie." Thom Cu a pale•faced youth, who con-
tradkied everybody, and Ludt himself. Altogether it was
a very animated sans, end shin the order wee given for
strangers to withdraw, I felt sorry it was so soon over.—
hisser's .Vvaawe for Sept.
CRYSTAL PALO& Otis SHILLING DAT..-
MONDLII, SEP?. 14. Admissions on payment, 3,941;
Oen by ~oil UAW, 209 ; total, 4,160,