The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-03 00:00:00

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By seissesod sf her Majesty, fifty met of the
brigade of (herds on ionise is the Crimea, in alidred
during the 'diarist military oporldiees, attended at Busk-
highest Palen at $ °Week yestaisy afternoon, and were
iaspostet by the Qom cad the Prime ha the Grand Hall.
Twestrof the invalids wen Grandiose, fifteen were of the
Widmann, and Mesa were of the Soots Fusilier re/ri-
sme. Her Majesty was Weeded doriag tits implode@
by Colonel Wood and lisrgeorMajor Brown, of the Gr.-
*Mien; Colonel Upton and flargeen-Major Munro, of the
Coldstream Guards; sad Colonel Ridley sad fiurgeo;Major
Richardson, of the beets Fusilier Guards ; who explained
to the Queen the eaters of the different wounds, the actions
is which they were received, sad the state of the health of
the men. Her Majesty end his Royal Highness were ac-
companied by the Prime of Weiss, Priam Alfred, sad
Prism Arthur. The elder Royal Primness, the Prises and
Princess Augustus of Bam Coburg, sad the Priam of Lein-
Wien, ales witnessed the impestioa.
Prime Albert, attended by Major-Gem:al the Hon. C.
Grey and Colonel Seymour, left Buckingham Pala.. at 9
o'clock In the forenoon, travelled by the South Western
Railway to Faraborough, sad from tines proceeded to
Aldershot, to inspect the works is progress foe the aneausa-
dation of the troops. Vincent Hardiage amonpanied his
Royal Highness to Aldershot. The Prince retaraed to
Buckingham Palace at twenty WSW'S before 3 o'clock.
The Prime sad Prisons Agendas of bane Coburg
arrived at Buckingham Palace yesterday from Cie/intent,
on a vidt to the Qum.
Her Majesty had a dinner party in the evening. The
company included the Prince and Princes, Augustus of
base Coburg, the Priam of Woburn, Prises Ernest of
Leiaingen, the Marquis sad Marchioness of Breadalbane,
Lord George Lennox, Major-General muollys, Major
Monk, 17th Lamers, and the Gentleram in Waling
Prises Augustus of Saxe Coburg.
Lord Charles Fitzroy and Colonel Seymour have relieved
Major- General Bouyerie sad Captain Da Plat is their duties
as the Equerries in Waiting to the Queen and Prime Albert.
The Frieze and Princess Augustus of Saxe Coburg
visited the Dashes§ of Rent yesterday at Clare*-house,
Bt. James's.

Mr. Cowes, M.P., bad an iaterview with the ChasesDor
of the Baehequer yesterday, at his °facial miaow* in
Downing-street.

Her Majesty, in the course of her visit to the
Crystal Palace on Saturday, expressed henelf highly pleased
with its improved appearance. Her Majesty made soma
purr-hams of jewellery and busses at the stalls of Messrs.
Radolphl sad Barbedienne, in the French mutt.
The Earl of Clarendon passes the Easter vacation
is tOWIL
The man*, of the Earl of Lichfield with the
Lady Harriet Maniacs, eldest daughter of the Marquis of
hbercore, will take place during the present month, at
Bracket Hall, Herta.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmenton entertained
at dicer, last evening, at their manatee, oa the Tunes,
Piccadilly, his Eseelleney the Sardinian Minister, L'atial-
ral Viscount de Chambot, the Bari and Countess of Shafts.-
bury, Admiral Drees Dead's and Lady Emily Deans
Dundee, Miss Bowles, Sir Benjamin and Lady Hall, Sir
John Shelley, Sir Augments Clifford and Kim Clifford, and
Mr. K. W. Grey, M.P.
Viscount and Viscountess Sydney have left Lon-
dos fee Paris, on a 'daft to their Emotion:Me Lord and
Lady Cowley.
We regret to hear that Mr. Blaekett, M.P., is
seriously ill at Paris. Galignani states that he le paralysed
en one side.

The Installation of Mr. Layard as Lord Rector of
Mustache' College, Aberdeen, will take place as Thursday.
The Lord Rector, it is understood, will afterwards attend
the launch of the magnificent vessel now building by the
Mesas. Hall, and give her a aims.
A public meeting is called at the Shire Hall,
Chelmsford, on Thursday next, to consider the best course
for securing the All England Meeting of the Royal Agri-
cultural Society for the year 1856 being held at Chelmsford.
The Committee of Council on Edaostion, in re-
questisg certain returns front the managers of parish-
schools, have issued a short circular (signed R. R. W.
Lingen) in which occur two error.,—one a violation of or-
thography, the other of construction. Rare they are:-
1. "The annexed fly-leaf should then be &hatched." 2.
" Add a cross to the name of every such master or mistreu
oho has been as spprentin."
At a Conference held yesterday, the Congress of
Vienna adjourned to Monday next, the 9th inst. Some
days before the next meeting, therefore, M. Droop* de
Lbuys will have reached Vienna, and will have placed
himself in communication with Lord John Russell and his

oolleaguer.
General Sir De Lacy Evans honoured the Gal-
lery of Illustratioa with a visit yesterday aftsrnoon. and was
pleased to express hie approbation of the diorama illus-
trating the events (I the war.