The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-04 00:00:00

Ebe Court.

BALMORAL, Ben. 2.
The Queen and the Prince Consort, with the Prin-
cess Royal, Princem Alice, Princess Helena, Princes, Louise,
and Prince Arthur, witnessed the .port of leietering in the
Dee yesterday morning. Lady Churchill, the Hon. Flora
lllL.Dosald, the Easl of Clarendon, Major-General the Ma.
C. Orey, and Colonel the Ron. C. Phipps were r'ss
went

Mee Yeasity and the Prince were jollied by the Durham of
KIM from Abereddia Castle, attended by Lady Augusta
Bruce and Lord James Mu-ray.
In the afternoon her Majesty end the Prince Concoct,
accompentad by the Princess Royal, drove over Crathi►
bridge end along the north ride of the Dee, recroesing the
river by the Invercauld-bridge, and returning borne through
the Work Bhuie.

The royal dinner perky lithe evening included the Durban
of Last and Lord hen Ninny.
Lad Psuanar left ton; yesterday for Brach.% Cantle.

We are assured that Lord Panmure's stay in
Scotland will not be protracted beyond the 15th
instant.

THE NARQVI AND MARCIIIONVM OF NORMANDY
are expected in town to-day or to-mono. from Florence, the
milk marquis bring en rove' for a few months. The marqp's
gad raarchiooses arri•d in Paris on Monday last in rests to
this country.
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Lord Brougham is about to visit Manchester for
the purpose of seeing the Art Treasurer Exhibition. During
his lordship's visit he is to attend a nrestlog of the Lanca-
shire end Cheshire Association of Literary and Mechanics'
Institutions, on Tuesday nest, and present the prizes svrarded
to rarosbers during the recent annual examinations.
The Marquis of Lansdowne will shortly leave Bo-
wood on a tour. The noble marquis, it is raid, does not in-
tend visiting his estates in Ireland this autumn.

Lady Eicho and her infant son are progressing
favourably..

The Earl and Countess of Mount Edgenmbe hoer
been entertaining a select party ►t their Wet in Devonshire.
The Counter of Brownie... the Earl and Counter of Morley,
and Miss Callon, and the Lady Adel► ittberon, h►re been
amongg the guests.

Among the recent arrivals at Aberdeen are :
The F.arl of Kintyre, the Countess of Kirae and family;
the Cosines. of Elgin and Kincardine, Lord Bier to end Lady
Alma Bruce, the Earl of Caithness, Sir Charles Forbes,
Bart., of Crtle News and Edieglasele, and Lady Forbin.,
Lady Di. k Lauder, Sir Alexander Ramsay, Bart., the Earl
Grosvenor and the Countess Grosvenor, the Hon, Lady
Besaasont, and Lord laresry, the Counter of Selkirk, Sr
James Burnett, Bart., of Creates Castle, Sir Charles Ross,
Bart., of Balaagewan,

The Earl and Countess of Westmoreland and Lady
Rose Fano have arrived at their seat, Apethorpe 11.11,
Waissford.

Lord Henry Bentinck has commenced cub-hunting
is Loco'whin. There is every pro get of a successful
mom

The M►rquis of Exeter, Lord Burghley, and
Lord Robert Cecil, have proceeded on a brief cosUsentst
tour. They aril peas a few days at the Omura gas. Lady
Burghley, who has for some time past laboured under severe
indispoeition, is, we are gird to learn, recoveriag health and
strength. The Marchicoese sod Lady Burghley manias at
Burghley Howe during the &bermes of the marquis and sone.
The Wiltshire Independent notice, a fife which
wee miasma at Bowood, the seat of the Marquis of
Lansdowne, our Wednesday, for the beside of the humbler
clams of Calm. During the aftarracon refreehmenta were
digressed with a liberal hand. The numbers present, among
wheel when • barge portion of the clergy and gentry of the
Neighbourhood, were estimated at 6,000.
The Queen of Bavaria and the two young princes,
bar was, who ere stopping in tire mountains of the myth of
Bayer* made a few days ego the ascent of the ficiling,
whkh is upward. of 6,000 feet high.
The I Luke and Duchess de Brabant, after spending
some time at Ostend, returned to Laden early ma T►eeday
morning, end at midday their royal highs/sees proceeded
to Brussel. to opts the triennial Exhibition of the Works of
Lir;bg Aries.

ZooLOOICAL SOCIETY or lAinDoet.—At the
monthly general 'meeting, held yesterday, at the Society's
House in lisnower-square, John 8. Geakoin, Esq., P.L.8.,
in the chair, the Viscount Kirkwall, and MIMS. T. W. B.
Blakeman% M.P., W. Claridge, and J. 01. PenneU, were
elected fellows ; and Lady Leonard, end Mantra W. flead,
oar, C. N. Start, M.P., end J. T. Node, wil• popoled as
CcomMistes tor the Felloweldp ; end Mr. Lash honer, es •
caeromending member at the Society. The retort from the
cos& aloud that the ember of viwitors to the prima
daring the lam month nu nearly 48,000, end that the total
number daring the year had already eroonoted to 274,‘M.
TuE DEAN or ViLIOMMITZIed
Iltslicipstoke, on Wrdneeday, them nee • pest demeneirs-
tine in celebration of the 50th yeses reddemee of Dr. Chewier
(Dees of Winchester), se rector of Iltehopetoke. The day
wee observed as a general holiday. The Mirage wee enlivesed
by gags and music, and triumphal arches of dowers and
we
erected fa var parte
ious . between NO and
= rem d together on the memory Lawn. The
ralio6s expenses were defrayed by the contributive, of he
inhabitants.

First Elam Stair Surgeon Frederic Roberta hn
beta selected by the Director-General of the Army Medkal
=t, end the MisiMer for War, to repeemat the
o"lateere of the British army et the ccasreis of the
Ophthalmic Society shout to meet at Brussels.
The Edinboro' Courant records the death of Mr.
Pringle, of Wh,ytbenk and Yair, on Wedureday morning, at
his seat of Yea in Selkirkshire. The &cowed was an mrly
friend and art neighbour of Sir Walter Scott, who alludes
to him in the introduction to one of the mons of Marmion.
In 1813, he accompanied Scott in that journey to Paris
which is chronicled in " Paul's Letters to his Kinefolks."
Ile entered political life se member for Belkirkehire in 1830.
He was not returned to the first reformed parliament, but
his county (of which he an. eire-Ventenent) re-elected hint
in 1836, and he continued to represent It until he finally
quitted the House of Osumi to January 1848. Ha
capacity for business bed assemwhile recommended him In
the Dodos of Sir Hobart Peel, sled is Oki he wee eppotited
to the theta leedeldp of the Treseary. This elks he re-
signed hi 1146, haft hierelf male cap
the Con-
servative riieWy ia the semaniv fee laareerdng end per-
patenting the OillEnd ef Mayors*.
OINIITAL PAILACIS..... ON. SWILLING DAT.
T■OIII,DAT, Seim L—Liedeeine ea payment, 2,718 ;
&la. byelaw lieltals; 218; lild; ;Nei