The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-18 00:00:00

and prowess& ten following addrsos, wbieh was nod by
Lord Mayor:

At fear o'clock the Queen and Prince Albert, the Em-
peror and Empress of the Franck, and the whole of the
court left the Castle to witness a review in the Great Park
of the 2nd Life Guards, the Royal Horse Guards, and the
Carbineen, under the command of the Earl of Cardigan.
The Emperor rode on horseback between Prince Albert
and the Duke of Cambridge. .

The Queen and the Empress were in an open carriage and
bur. The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Princel
Alfred, Prince Arthur, the Princess Alice, the Princess
Helena, and also the Priestess d'Essliog, the Dubow ef
Wellington, and the other ladies, and asset the wawa
of the household, were in open royal carriages aad feu.
The °faun in attendance on the Emperor, and the
Equetries in Waiting to the Queen and the Prince rode on
horseback on duty with the illustrious party.
The Queen gave a grand dinner in St. George's Hall
The limping included the Emperor and Empress
of the French, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess
ef Cambridge, and the Princess Mary, the Duke
of Cambridge, the Prins of Leiniagen, the Duchess
el
Wellington (acting Mistress of the Robes), the
Princess d'Eulieg, the Countess 4e Montebello, Baroness
de Meant, the Marchioness of Ely and the Hon. Mary
Baymour (in attendance on the Empress), the French
Ambassador and the Countess Walewaka, the Duke of
Wellington, Earl Spenser, the Marquis of Breadaibane, the
Marquis of Abercorn, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Lady
Fanny Howard, the Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of
Cambridge, Lady Caroline Barrington, Baroness de Sixth,
the Earl of Cardigan (general commanding at the review),
the Earl and Countess of Clareadon, Viscount and
Viscountess Palmerston, Viscount Harding', Lady Emily
Seymour, Captain Seymour, R.N., Lord Cowley, Lord
Pannier*, the Right lion. Sir Charles Wood, Lieut.-
General Sir Jobe Burgoyne, General the Honour-
able Charles and Mn. Grey, Colonel the Hon. C. B. and
Mrs. Phipps, M. Baudin, Colonel Williams (commanding
officer 2nd Life Guards), Colonel Dennis (commanding
saws 94th Regiment),Lieut.-Colonel Conway (commanding
saws detachment of Foot Guards), Captain Browner
(stimmanding officer Rifle Brigade), the Commanding Offiser
of the Royal Artillery, Marshal Count Valliant, Duke de
Bassano, Count de Montebello, Colonel le Comte Noy,
Colonel Fleury, Marquis de Toulongeon, Count Tischer de
Is Psgerie, Earl Somers, Lord Alfred Pep% and Lieut.-
General Sir Frederick Shunt (in waiting to the Emperor);
Culonel Tynwhit, Lieut.. Colonel Roueher, the gentleman
in waiting to the Dichosa of Kent, the gentleman in
waiting to the Duchess of Cambridge, Lord George Len-
nox, Major-General Wylde, and Mr. Glover.
The band of the Second I. ife Guards attended and played
during dinner.
Her Majesty had afterwards an evening party, to whisk
the following had the honour of receiving invitations:—
The Right Hon. Sir G. C. and Lady Theresa Lewis, the
Earl and Countess Granville, Viscount Canning, Vis-
countess Harding., Le Contre-Amiral Vicomte de
Chabannes, the Earl and Counties of Beseborough, Lord
and Lady Ernest Bruce, Lord and Lady Foley, Hon.
Adelaide Foley, Lady Adelisa Howard, Mr. Gibbs,
Lady Alfred Paget, Miss Phipps, the Earl and
Countess of Desart, the Marquis and Marchioness of Ely,
Lord and Lady Churchill, Miss Barrington, Countess
Somers, Lord and Lady Camels, and two Hon. Misses
Stonor, Lady Rivers, Lady Bowater, Mr. and Lady Emily
Cavendish, Miss Clive, Lady Charles Fitzroy, the
Marchioness of Abercon and Lady Louisa Hamilton,
Captain Hon. Dudley and Lady Elisabeth de Roe, Captsia
Du Plat, Lady George Leann, Sir George, Lady, and
Miss Cooper, Mr. Barrington, the Dake and Ditches of
Beaufort, Earl and Counter Bruce, Lieut. Col. Hon. R.
and Mee. Bruce, Lord and Lady Berriedale, Lord Bingham,
Lord and Lady Burghley, Lord and Lady Colville, Hos. and
Rev. H. and Lady A. M. Cut and MiseCust, the Earl of Dal-
keith, the Earl and Countess of Derby, and Lady Emma
Stanley, Lord Dunkellin,Viseount and Viscountess Etnlyn,
Viscount end Viscountess Enfield, and Hon. Agnes Byng,
the Earl of Easton, Lord Frederick Fitzroy, Baroness Keith,
and Nairne and Hon. Miss Elphinstons de 'Lakonia, the
Earl of Gifford ; Sir James, Lady, and two Misses Graham;
the Marquis of Granby, Lord and Lady Francis Gordon and
Miss Gordon, Viscount Grey de Wilton, Earl and Lady
Constance Grosvenor, Lieut.-Colonel Hon. Arthur Har-
ding., Viscount and Viscountess Mandeville, Sir Henry
and Lady Bt. John Milimay, Lord Seymour and the Hon.
thrice St. Maur, Admiral Sir George and Lady Seymour
and two Misses Seymour, and the Earl and Countess of
Shelburne.
F.:: the accommodation of the Queen's visitor', a null
train on the Oreat Western Railway was provided, wide&
left Paddington at ball-pest 8 o'clock, and was in readiness
at 12 o'clock to convey her Majesty's guests beck to town.

A deputation from the Southampton Peeling Trust had
an interview yesterday with the Prescient of the General
Board of Health, at his office, Whitehall, with reference to
the Metropolis Local Management Bill. The deputation
°omitted of Messrs. Timpeon, Kingston, and Lawford,
commissioners. They were accompanied by Mr. John
Arne% clerk to the commiadosters, and Mr. F. Tugue,
their surveyor.
Lord Montville, Sir Thomas Fremantle, and Sir Alex-
ander Spearman, had interviews with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
street

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"May it please your Majesty,—We, the i.ord Maycr, the
Aldermen, est the rest of her Majesty's Cantlestuners of
Linuesenew flee die City of London, humbly erave permis-
sion to acme& your Majesty, to tender our heartfelt con-
gratulations upon the happy arrival of your Majesty and
year illustrisse Consort within these realms. We hail the
naspicion visit of your Majesty and the Empress to our
liskived Sovereign as the surest pledge of the cordial union
gushing between the two most powerful nations of Europe,
united in arms for no selfish purpose of ambition or aggran-
disement, but to preserve the liberty and independence of
their allies from the hostile enernoshments of an aggressive
power. Your Majesty may be scoured that the vigorous
prosecution of so holy and just • cease will receive the
unanimous support of the people of England by
whom every effort will be made and every anti-
flee be cheerfully endured, until, is conjunction with
their brave alUm, the oaten ender the blessing of Divine
Previdenes be brought to a triumphant ions, terminating
in a durable and honourable peace. We pray that your
Majesty say be spared to reign over an enlightened and
chivalrous nation, in the enjoyment, with her Imperial
Majesty the Empress, of a long and happy life, rendered
illustrieu by the cultivation of the arts, and cheered by the
blessinp of a grateful and prosperous people."
His Imperial Majesty returned a most gracious answer.
The mover of the address, Colonel Wilson, and the
noonders, Mr. Moon and Sir Meese Monteflore, were pre
Dented to the Emperor
A deputation of the menhants,„banken, and traders of
Landon wag then introdueed, and presented an address.
The address, which bore the signatures of some thousands
of persons sad firms, was read and presented by T. M.
Wegselis, Bon., the Governor of the Bank of England, and
mem to the following offset :
I, Obtillrebitzur hil undersigned merchants, bankers, and
Mims of Om of London, desire, on the amain of the
=WAda you Majesty and of your Imperial Con-
ilt august Sovereign, humbly to express to your
Majesty the usegial satisfaction with which we regard this
sad every demaetsattea of friendship and alliance, now
happily sabilis ae lees between the courts than the
peepleof the Pee nationn We fervently rejoice in the ad-
d Priem—in the consolidation of order
11-I:lll3•=esent of mercantile conlidenee,n nai-
-1 seedy Meraifested seder your Majesty's reign. We desire
1 that %UM blessings may continue, that a growing and mu-
-1 trolly advantageous commercial intercourse may be main-
tained between the two countries, and, above all, that the
inhabitants of both may be so connected by the ties of mai-
procal edam and goodwill that their present amicable
position may endure ter this and succeeding generations, to
their 081111111011 welfare and the advancement of the interests
of eivilleatisis throughout the world."
The Emperor retuned a gracing answer.
The deputation was composed of the following gen-
tlemen ;—Henry Ford Barclay, Req., Henry Recasts,
Esq., James Ely*, En., Robert Miguel Crawled, 114„
John Peter Omsk% 11014 Samuel °Muss Emig ILL,
William Gladstone, En., George Greaten Olyn, Esq.,
Sanuerthrney, Base , James Rutehinson, Req., Stephen
Nagai Mauer& Boq.,WilUain Sohaw Lindsay, En., M.P.,
Edward Rsliclibilikie En., Thomas Alexander Mitchell,
gal., Mr.) (Mtn Moffatt, Baq , M.P, Sheffield Men,
Esq., hit a loam Pow's*, Req., HCJl7ChlittcPlicf Robots,

Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterday
from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope and from the
I Cinema of Van Dieman's Land.

The Duke of Cleveland arrived in town lest even-
ing from Baby Castle, Durham, in order to attend the
invutiture of the Order of the Garter to-day at Windsor
Castle. Ms grace will remain the guest of the Queen until
to-morrow.

The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in town yester-
day from atitieg the Rarl and Colrain Rahman at
Burkhart Park, Besse:, where the nsarchionear and
family, Lord Robert Cecil, M.P., and a select circle, are
snembled. The noble magas goes to Windsor Castle this
morning. _ _ .

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The-Duke of Devonshire has not gone to Chats-
worth as stated. The noble duke, on quitting his marine
midst:co at Kemp Town, proceeded to his villa at
Chiswick, whets his grace iota:ids to reside during the
SWIM

The Earl and Countess of St. Germans haves
entered upon the occupation of a portion of Claridge's
Hotel, Brook-street, formerly Mieart'e.

Lient.-General Sir J. liergoyne formed one of the
Royal dinner party et Windsor yesterday.

Major-General the Ron. J. Y. Searlett, &acorn-
posiad by his ado-do-map, Captain B. Elliott, arrived in
town late last night, fro. the Crimea. He had boon enst
none& home, it is underrtood, on amount of the serious ill.
nese of his wife. His constand has been take. by Lord G.
Paget._ _ _ _

Sir Robert Peel presides at the anniversary festival
of the Royal Asylum of St. Ana's Satiety held on Tuesday
nem.
There were present at the Anti-Maynooth Con-
tinuos held at the Freemasons' Tavern, yesterday :—Lord
Berner% Has. sad Bar. Mr. Powys) Hon. Major Powys,
Sir calm! Bardley, Bart., Admiral Verson Ramourt,
Gemmel Alezaader ; Her. Dr. Hugh Stowell, Rev. Dr.
Mesh, Her. Lewis Potter, Rev. W. Curling, and shoat 400
other geatlemea, clerical and lay, who formed deputatkas
from various provincial towel.

A pamphlet written with the object of clearing the
character of the Masquis of Claarioardo, has just boon
issued. It boon the title of "Aa Inquiry Mar the Truth
of dm Aosseations mods against the Marquis of CLadarde
is lb. use of Haudeook e. Doise:M."

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11/84 notha" MS" Sir Anthony Joa
n• VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND
de
Melliedelld, Bart., Oswald Augustin Smith, Req., Jobs
Ingram Traver, Esq., Thomas Matthias Weguelia, Esq., EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH.
land Mr. flasnael Brown, seetetary to the committee.
The sorporatios of the besough of Windsor followed, end
were introdseed to the Emperor in the Reception-room, and
presented an address of congratulation to his Imperial
Majesty. Present: Mr. Clod., the mayor; Mr. Skinner,
the recorder ; the Ram B. Gould, the chaplain ; Mr. Henry
Dahill, the town clerk. Aldermen Saowden, Blunt,
Twiech, Berridge, Mame, and Batchelder. Coancillort
Mean. Holderness, Phillips, Hanson, Layton, Brown,
Oliver, Minton, Cantrell, Harris, Ninon, Jones, Finch,
Driver, and Cleave.
His Imperial Majesty returned a most gracious answer to
the address of the Corporation.
The Emperor was attended at the reception of the ad.
418111118 by the following damn of his suite; Marshal
Count Valli's', the Doke de Baran°, Count de Monte
ballo, Colonel Li Comte Noy, Colonel Floury, Marquis de
Toalongoon, and Le Coate Teacher de la Pattern. His
Imperial Majesty was also attended by Earl Semen, Lord
Alfred Paget and Lieut.-General Sir Frederick Swain.
The Emperor wore the uniform of a French General,
with the Grand Cordon and Star of the Order of the Legion
of Ilitaiter.