The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

gbe Court.

BALMORAL. Bum. L
The Queen drove yesterday to Invereanid, at-
tended by the Hoe. Fier Macelonald. On egielting the
este& of Invercatthl her Metall orwtook the Forbes High-
tandem, under the command of &r Chair Forbes. Berl,
who were upon thee womb to attend the Baer Gethee-
eg. The clan drew up end saluted the Quota

The Prince Cowart Went out deer-dalkbg.
The Princess Royal walked out, ethoded by Ledi
Charctull,

The other masters of the royal badly tech Min and
walking amarclaa to the aolghboarbood of the Coda.

84 (Mtge Grey trammeled badmen it the Sight Boa.
a. Velma &Mica Thsradsy M the Bela et Camila.
Etrepatebse vim seat yedwility ken t►e Cekedehddee to
the Gomm al Cana&

The Duke of Devonshire, who we ( Derbyshire
drier/ are glad to hew continuos in good health, has been
entertauting the ex-Queen of the French and a circle of
distingulabed visitors during the week at Chatsworth. The
ankle Duke pained through Chesterfield yesterday ea reek
foe Ilardewk.

Sir Joseph and Lady Charlotte Copley have just
attired to their rest to Yoehahhe has a tour in the United
&Wes.

Lord Panmare arrived In Carlisle from London,
of Thursday .Amour'. Altar a lusty inspection of the
'triad* strata sod other objects e/ interest, his lordship
retursed to the Citadel statics, sad proceeded to his real-
deuce, Brachia Castle, forfareldre.

A marriage between Col. James McNorton Hogg,
of the let Life Guards, eon of Sir James Weir Hogg, Bart.,
and Mies Peunant, eldest daughter of the Hon. Colonel
Douglas Pennant, M.P., of Penthyn Ceetle, wee sole=ieed
in the early part of the weak at Llandegai.
We ( Cambridge Independent) regret to learn
that the Ron. and Venerable Archdeacon York* hes lest •
II gm before the walla of Delhi.

We (Yorkshire Gareth) understand that his
WM Gate the Archbishop of Yak has addremed a circular
kart to des clergy of his diocese, In which he says —" At
tais tine Irbil the deepest musty universally prevails
mow the people of this kingdom on account of the morrow,
soaring, end danger with which our countrymen In the
East are encompamed, I strongly recommend you to intro-
duce both at morning and evening prayor, the prayer, ' in
the time of wee and tumults.' Also that is the prayer for
conditions of men,' you ' desire the prayers of the con-
gregation especially' for our comitrymen in India, and for
their sorrowing families and relatives at home."

We (Pres.) have great pleasure in hearing that
the Mamie of Dalhousie baa placed the whole of Ida pen-
dew of 6,000/. per annum conferred on him by the East
India Co say, at the dis;maition of the London committee
for the aM elate sufferers from the Indian rebellion.
Lives of Eugtne Sue and Stranger are announced
am la came of preparation by Madame Solna, who is said
le poems between seem and eight banked of Sues auto-
graph letters.

A new play, entitled Les Enfants de Blrangee,
lea been announced as forthcoming at the Theatre deg
Varietia, in which Mdli.. Dejaret (now past her sintleth
year) will are the part of Stranger when he wee a young

There appear, at present, 310 journals at Parie•
of which 40 are dedicated to politic., and the remaining 470
to literature, art, wire., and the flnencee. From the Ist of
January to the 7th of August of this year, 108 new journals
bra appeared In the French metropolis.
Permission, we (Athenmum) hear, has been ob -
lased to erect the statue of Janie. in the open space at
Charing-nor. It will form a companion—and • retreat—
to the figure already placed there of Sir Charles James Napier.
FUND ton TTIE RELIEF or THE SUFFERERS 111
lents.-114 Royal Flightier the Duke of Cambridge, with
his accustomed liberality, hen forwarded to the Lord Mayor,
r president of the committee for the relief of the 'offerers In
India, the handsome donation of 1001. A communication
boa alen been received from Sir James Melvill, Serretary of
an Rest India Company, enclosing a private donation from
that gentleman, and ensuring the committee that their seer.
does meet with the cordial sympathy of the director.. This,
we trust, will, in a swat mesa" counteract an Impression
too prevalent in some quarters that the entire eons and re-
sponsibility of alleviating the great amount of diatrees exist-
ing tunonget all dares, whether servant* of the Company re
net, will reet with the Company. It most be obvious to
every redacting mind that Rowe will of asersity be a very
large der of or kilow-conntrymen either wholly or par-
tially Misr by the renal eilemllem mats la Helical, end
whom die ter earepamedes meld act be entertained either
by the Mimeo" of the cempiay ashy the government.
Caowm-orrics, SEPT. 3.—Mintsea Itartnarro
To Slava IN THE PRIMA? PARLIAIIINT.—Th• Hon.
George Henry Clarks Byag Sir the county of Middlesex, in
the mom of the Rr'gbt Has, Robert Grammar, commonly
celled Lord Robert Orrvmass, who has .scented the ofke
of Steward of her Majesty's mem of lirtplsobate.