The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-15 00:00:00

nt court.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived at hie
residence oa Carlton-bouse•terrace yesterday morning from
Havtarden Castle, Cheater.

The Duke of Argyll, after attending the Privy Council
held by the Queen. left Balmoral on Friday morning.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Coloulal•oMce
from ther:overnors of the North Amerhan Provisoes, the
West India IsLod+, arid the Falkland Islands.

We (rows+) believe that his Royal Highness
Prisce Leopold will not pall the ensuing winter in Southern
Italy, as was originally intended. A how.s has been taken
fur his royal highness at Canoes, close to the villa of Lord
Brougham, and the young prince will proceed thither iv a
few weeks in charge of Sir Edward Bowater.

His Royal if igliuetoi the Commander-in-Chief
left London yesterday (Monday) morning, on a tour of in-
spection of the troops in thu south-eastern district; and
arriving in Dover at 11 o'clock, proceeded shortly after to
the heights between Dover and Folkestone, where were
assembled more than 4,000 troops of all arms, from Dover
Garrison and Shosocliffe Camp, under the command of
Major-(;en•nd the Hoe. A. A. ladzell. This morning
(Tuesday) his Royal Highball inspects Dover Castle, and in
the afternoon the garrison at fihorncliffe. In the evening
he returns to town.

Their Otoyal iHighoesees the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Princess Mary left Cambridge Cottage,
Kew, yesterday for Ashridge-park. Herta, on a visit to Lady
Marian Alfonl, where • distinguished party are invited to
meet the royal visitors.

Their Imperial Highneasea the Grand Duke
aed Greed Duchess Constantine of Russia, with their in-
fant daughter, honoured Admiral Sir Augustus and Lady
Elisabeth Clifford with their company at luncheon, on
Saturday, at their house at Westfield, near Hyde. There
were also present the Princess Czerineheff, the Princes.
Bariatioski, the Prince and Princess Anatole Bariatioski,
the Priem@ Mazy Merchersky, Vice-Admiral Sir H. Blue.,

Oommander-ia-Chief at Portsmouth ; Captain Harris., her
Illajesty's ship Britionia ; and Captain Raton, R.N.
Lord William Paulett, Governor of Portsmouth, and
Rear-Admiral the Hop. George Grey were also invited,
bat were unavoidably prevented meeting their imperial
lighneseen

ik The Duke of Rutland and friends have had ex-
cellent shooting at Chimerley, Newmarket. About 1,000
bead of game were killed in one week.

',The ',Duclpaurof Inverness entertained their
Royal Highnesses the Ruche= and Princess Mary of Cam.
bridge at dinner last evening at Kensington Palace. The
Doke of Somerset and a select party were present on the
osoneion.

ATlse)Earqanel?Coutitefteuf‘Derby will entertain
• nave c.telodunng the nest four sucosesive week,. Then
will be plenty of sport for the noble earl's friends in the
game preserves, which lest year, from the hideous of the
seams, were almost bleak.

Thu Earl and Count Cawdor have arrived at
Weir wet is Wake, trop a cawdor Castle, Nairnshire, when
they him bus es4rlaisins a succession of visitors.

Lord and Lady Raglan have gone to their swat
is Wales from the Easl fleauchamp'a seat in Worcester•

Hie Excellency Count Demitry de Neeselrode
hes Idt Manna's Hotel tor Broadlands, on s visit to
Viscount sad Viesonctess Palmerston.

Lord Kinloch (of Session) and family have
arrived at Thames Hotel, f3erkeley-equere, from the
Coetimet.

Lieutenant-Colonel and the Hun. lira. Loyd-
Lind%sy have arrived at Manrigy'a Hotel, from Quids's-
lade, Attleborougb„

The Hou. Grantley F. Berkeley Lae left Far-
nses's hold for Hampshire.

Sir Olynue and Lady Wolby Gregory have left
the Portland Hotel, Southeie„ for Death= Hall, oast
Grantham.

Lord Monck, the newly-appointed Governor-
Gumni et Canada, sailed from Derry ea Thursday, in
t►e Caaadisa steamer North Briton, for the seat of his
severs meet.

Mr. W. Ewart, M. P., addressed his constituents
at Dumfries, as Friday evening last, in the Market-hall,
which was crowded is every pert.
The third lecture SCIVIiOII of the A lilershott insti-
tution is to be Mangurated to-morrow evening, and Lieut.-
Calera Sir John Peonefather, K.C.M., has consented to
preside oa the ocouimi.

Tho Bishop of Ely given notice that he will
hold a general ordination on Sunday, the 10th of November.
The Bishop of Lichfield ...II hold ao ordination on St.
Tbornaerday, Dec. 21 ; and the Bishops of Winchester,
Carlisle, Oxford, Bath and Wells, and Rochester, on Sun-
day, Dec. Y 2.

The Bishop of Ripon on Saturday commenced
►im triennial visitation of the clergy of the diocese at the
eathethal church, Ripon. There was a numerous atteculsuce,
and the charge of the right rev. prelate was an interestiag
one, embodying a sketch of the present position of the
church of England in his diocese, his lordship's views upon
the recent minute of education, mad also some excellent
practical suggestions to the clergy.

On November 1, the Rot. J. Baldwin Brown will
commence the issue monthly of a swiss of discourses inkier
the title of " AO* to the DiMne Life."

The session of the Catholic University, under
its mew presideet, WWI in►ugurated oa &matey with great
poop. Archbishop Cullen wee presoak cod, the Dublin
iforniog flew asp, delivered "a nuignificent oration."
There will be c great effort mad, to gut a charter and an
eadowneest for this isatalutioa.

" Letters from China," says the Union, " inform
as that the festival of %ern Christi was celebrated wit►
peat pomp is the Rousso catholic cathedral of Pekin, sad
that afterwards a procession paraded the streets. In this
preismiew four mandarins of the yellow button, who have
bells esawerted to Roman catholicism, held the cords of the
Issopy, sad the diplomatic body was represented by several
mentaries sadaiteehek The ceremony produced a very
peal sad wilalary impression cm the people."

. .
Mr. Train has a prospect of success for hie street
railway bi the Pottery district. The trustees of roads is
that busy neighbourhood have approved of the plan, sad s
Deist-etoek company bee bees formed for the purpose of
raids, the mosey seessmiry to carry oe the work. Mr.
Traits promised to raise 10,00:11.. half the capital required.
Between Saturday night and Sunday morning no
lass Bias eighty-three pumas wan lodged in two of the
Dublin police otgoea sad charged with drunkesams sad dis-
orderly conduct. The police attribute this great somber of
arrest. to the recent opening of numerous beer-harass wader
the Beer Act of George IV.