The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-06 00:00:00

TU ANEIIICAIf PIitarDIINTIAL lELAOr•ON.

The Nereid thinks that oven if the Southern states had
been left unfettered In their choice the result of this elec-
tion would probably have been the same. The Ihrsli
welcomes Grant u the freely elected chief of a nation
which, in spite of it. temporary difficulties, is great and
free, and among the foremost in the vanguard of men. It
welcomes him se one to whose guardianship these kins-
men of ours have voluntarily committed themselves LOT
thou four years which, in these rapid days, are as a life-
time, and in whose hands they are not lik4ly tO encaunter
shame or lees.

bt eourt.

BALMORAL CASTLE, Nov. 4.

The Queen went out yesterday morning with
Princess Christian and Princess Bosnia), and in the atter•
noon with Princess Louise.

Der Majesty leaves the Castle this day at 1 o'clock for
Balloter Station, and will travel thence to Windsor Castle
by the railway, accompanied by the Royal Family, and
attended by the Lilies and Gentlemen in Waiting.
WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 5.

Her Majesty, accompanied by Princes. Louise, Princess
Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, arrived at the Castle this
morning at 10 minutes before 9 u'elock, from Balmoral.
. .

Prince and Princess Christian and Prince Christian
Victor of Schleswig-Holstein arrived at Windsor with
her Majesty, and prooseducl from thence to Frogniore-
house.
The suite in attendance consisted of the Marchioness of
Ely, the Hon. Mary Lascellas, General the lion. C. Grey,
Lord Charles Fitzroy, Biz William Jean,, the Rev. R.
Duckworth, and Mr. Bahl.
The Crown Prince. of Prussia (Prince. Royal), accom-
panied by Princess Victoria and Prince Waldemar, arrived
at the Castle this afternoon on a visit to her Majesty. In
attendance were the Countess Holsenthal. Lady Caroline
Barrington, the Hon. Mortimer Backville West, and Cap-
tain Von Monnann.

Prince and Princess Chriatian, Primmer Louise, and
Prince Leopold, attended by the Rem Caroline Cavendish,
Major-General F. IL Seymour, and Mr. Duckworth, met
the Princess at the Great Western Railway station in
Windsor, and accompanied ha royal Inhume to the
Cntle.

The Duchess of Rortarge has succeeded thellarchionese
of Ely as lady in Waiting.
The Hon. Caroline Cavendish and the Has. Fiore Mac-
donald have salved at the Castle as Maids of WIDOW to
Waiting.
Th. Hon. Mary Laneßes has left the Castle.
Lord Raglan and Colonel W. H. F. Cavendish have
arrived at the Castle as Lord and Croons in Waiting.
Major-General F. H. Peyniont and Colonel the Hon. A.
Harding. have succeeded u Equerries in Waiting to her
Majesty.

The Crown Prince,' of Prairie, attended by the
Countess Hchenthal, Count Von Normann, and the
Hon. Mortimer fiackyille West, arrived at Marlborough-
home yesterday morning, and remained to luncheon.
The Prince of Wales met her iklal Highness at the
railway station at Charing-crom.
Tie Crown Princess afterwards left Marlborough-hous.)
for Windsor Castle.

The Prince of Wales accompanied her Royal Wetness
to the Paddington Station of the Great Western Railway.
In the evening the Prince and Printms of Wales, ac.
companied Ty the Princes and Princess of Teck, went to
the Adclphi Theatre.
Destatehes were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the Governor-General of Canada and to the Governor
of Watts.

Mr. C. H. Fielder, secretary of the Port Philip and
Colonial Gold Mining Company, accompanied by Mr. F.
Maples, transacted business ma Wednoeday at the office of
the Board of Trade.

A deputation from the managers of the Central London
District School, consisting of Mr. Sewall, Mr. Rigby, and
others, had an interview with the Earl of Devon, at the
office of the Poor Law Board, Whitehall, yeaterday.

Ma MAnurry's RETURN TO Wriumoß.—Her
Majesty will remain for about a fortnight at Windsor
Castle, and will than, It is expected, leave for °shwas,
in order to spend Christmas in the 1.1. of Wight.
Throughout her Majesty's journey from Scotland the
weather was ens, but cold. About Carlisle there wee a
great quantity of mow upon the hills, and also In Soot-
land.

Yesterday, in obedient* to the commands of his
Royal Highest's the Prince of Wales, the Registrar-Gene-
ral attended at Marlborough Howie to I/WNW the civil
registration of the birth of the Went prioress. The re-
gistration was elected by Mr. Liner, the superintendent
registrar of the Strand district, and Mr. Leonard, registrar
of births and deaths, the Prince of Wales signing the re.
gist*: as informant.

His Royal Highness the Duko of Cambridge,
who has been on a Mat to the Duke of Rutland at
Cliemly, user Newmarket, since 'Tuesday, returns to town
to-day to resume Its duties ►t tbs Home Guards. ._ _

The Queen of the Netherland', anoompaniod by
the Countess de Dentinok, the Bareness de Dedeno
CounterA. du Bentanok, the Count de Itandwych, and
Captain Gevaerts de flinsonehaven, arrived last melee at
Claridge's Hotel ft= Torquay.