The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

fk Court.

BALMORAL, OCT. 14.
The Queen and the Prince Consort, with the
Princes' Royal, Prhocesa Alice, end Prince Alfred, Wt
Balmoral at half-peat eight o'clock this morning or pate for
Uaddo House.

In attetadance were Lady Churchill, the Hot. Flora hist-
Major-General the Hon. C. Grey, and Lieutenant
C0.,1

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston arrired In town
reeds)* aftercare from Breedlands, Hants.
The Bishop of Antigua bad an interview with Mr. Seers.
bey Labouchere yesterday, at the Colonial-Alec.
Deepetches were received from the Governor of Metal at
the Colonial-oak" yeatetdsy.

HER M4I6BTTB RETURN.

ABERDEEN, TKI:MDLT.

The Queen left Reddo Howe at 11 o'clock, and
arrived at Aberdeen at b. if-pct 1. Her Majesty pared
through triumphal arches at the boundaries of Old and New
Aberdeen, and received the kayo of the city from the lard
Provost. The magistrates and town council escorted distrait
through the city. The day um LAS and the display of loyalty
magnificent. There were 60,000 Persons in the We
of proceesion, and the most perfect ceder prevailed through-
out. The Queen had luncheon at the station of the
&oat& North-Eastern Railway. Iler Majesty was re-
ceived by the chairman, Mr. Stirling, and his co-directors,
Provost Webster and the other magistrates. The board-
room was fitted up by Mr. Baird, and the station beautifully
decorated. Bar Majesty expressed the highest estisfaction
with the ovation. The three youngest members of the
royal family haring vomit down from Balmoral, joined
the party, and they left at five minutes before two
o'clock. Being mher before time the train stopped at
Bridge of Don at 3.6 and left at 3.10. A salute from the
Fortarebire Artillery wan fired. The next stoppage was at
Perth, where the train arrived at 4.31 and lift at 4.40. The
station wu crowded with spectators. The Earl and
Countess of Mansfield, the Dike and Boehm of Athol!,
and Lord and Lady Strathaßan were present. A military
guard of honour was also on the platform. The train
reached Stirling at 6.40 and left at 6.42. A de-
tachment of the 71st were runt wader Colonel
Muller. A royal sabots was fired from the Castle guns.
The train proceeded by Tarbert to the Edinburgh nod Cilea-
gow line, end arrived in Edinburgh at St. Margaret's Amnon
at 6.43, two minutes before time. The train was ender the
charge of Mr. Seymour Clarks, and everything pored of
well.

EDINBURGH, THZ I.I.;DAT

The Queen, the l'rinoe Consort, Princes Alfred sad
Arthur, and the Princemes arrived at St. Margaret's
station here from Aberdeenshire at 10 mixers to
7. They were received oa the plitforna by the Doke
of Bilectench, Viscount Melville, the Sheriff, and other
authorities. They parsed In closed carriages through the
park, which wee lit with torches, and the hill with bonfires
The way wee kept by the kith Lancers and the lifie Brigade,
and there were a good many spectator., notwithstanding the
dark night. The royal party reached Hulyrood Palace,
whrre Sir B. Hell and ethers were in waiting, a little after
seven.

(Br sz.n-rhuo TILLEGRATN.)

BERWICK, FRIDAY MORNING.
The Queen left Edinbugh at a quarter to b this morning,
and crafted the Tweed at a quarter after D. All well.
The weather at first was cold and ealny, with Mast triad,
and has Waal into a dense fog.
The time wee kept to a minute to Berwickan•Twesd.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
attended by Culand the Hon. Junes Macdonald, left town
on Wedneedey evening, 011 a visit to Lady Marian Alkali,
at Ambridge Perk, near Berkhampetead.
. _

Her Royal highness the Duchess d'Orleans and
her sons, the Count de Parte, and the Duke de Chertrat, in-
tend to puss the winterr in this country. The duchess has
taken the Msnints of Lansdowne's villa at Richmond-hill
for the winter months.

His Excellency the Ambassador of Franco and
tike Counties de Pereigey are expected in town on Tuesday
awl, from Paris.

The Duke and Duchess of Manchester have ar-
rived at Ashridge Park on a visit to Lady Marian Alford
from visiting the Earl and Countess of Wilton, at Hutton
Hall.

The Marquis of Lansdowne is unable to come to
town on account of a fresh attack of gout.
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon hare left the
Grove, near Watford, to join the distinguished circle staying
with Lady Marian Alford, at Ashridri Park, near Berk-
hungrier&

The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and family
will leave town to-morrow morning fur St. Giles's, Dorset-
stare.

We (Post) are requested to state that the Viaoount
glrangtord's marriage with L Kincaid Lennoz Is pal-
pated on mama of his lordship', mare indisposition.

Viwounteas Jocelyn arrived in town yesterday
from Broadlands. Her ladyship will leave town in a few
days for Windsor Casa*, to take bar turn as lady in waiting

in the Queen.

Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta Gordon Bally-
batten ow apectad in town is a dew days from Scotland.

The Lois Ouendalin Talbot's marriage with
Mr. I. Papa la died to tab plane at Bilton Gran" on
Mayday, this 29th instant.

Yesterday the marriage of the Lady Mary Am-
hara, skirt asugbter of the Earl and Counter Amherst, to
Ifflanima Egerton, moa of Mr. and Lady Charlotte
Rgerrsa, el Talon Park, Charm, took place in the district
arse& of Riverhead. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Cyril Randolph, 111,A., incumbent of Riverhead, and
domestic chaplain to Earl Amherst.

Tin VACANT CANONRT.—It is Very currently
taloand a tocleelestical circles that the canonry In Re-
chador Cathedral, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev.
Dr. Matthew lei ing, will he conferred upon the Rev. Robert
WhWon, Had )doter of Rochester Cathedral School,
a gentleman who ie well known for his writings on the sub-
jeer cathedral n f,rm.
_

A public dinner was given at Great Yarmouth, on
Wednesday evening, ►t the Town 11.11, to Sr Edmund it.
K. Lees, Hart, the late conservatirs member for the
Waal

Yesterday the Lord Mayor and the Lady Nfayoreas
ealerlaind at Mawr the aldermen end members of the Court
d COMM COMM of the wank of Bridge, Qw,enhith,,,,
Parleatea, Lime-street, Lengbounie, Breed-street, Bishops-
Wilda sad Without, end Broad-street, end their ladies,
sad a awake of private &nada. Comm were Lid in the
Egyptian-hall for 250.
A letter from Naples dated that the marriage of
the }Jake de Calabria, hereditary prince, with the eater Mille
Impress of Austria is not to take plea fora year. It is
Mad that the prince is about to take a foreign jimmy, in
the mums of which be is to me the princess, his tame
corset.

A letter from Warsaw, in the Presse of Vienna,
asye:—" It is pselectly tram that the Russian governsnant
hes sot wet 6,009,000 rubies foe the reconstruction of Bober
Is* ; and altherogb the treaty of Pans forbids the build-
ing elf lisilisstionn it is supposed that it rosy he sadly
sided."

A Worm from Amsterdam, dated 14th inst.,
enetanaten that on that day the Bank of Amaierdsta raised
he nee of discount one-half pr OW.

The commercial news from Vienna is discouraging.
♦ amber el failures were eapected to tote place before the
end of the wed.