The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-23 00:00:00

REVIEW IT WIMBLEDON.-( THIS DAY.)

This morning the South Western Railway station
was besieged from as early boar by permits anxious to
be went at tie greed review whisk is to take place ea
Wiseldedire-evamive this anemone. The Napery boats

have alma conveyed large mamas of people, while the roads
[rem Loodoe have presented very mach the eons which
see is aconstomed to wiles= os t►e Derby Day,
exempt that the carriages whieh bare been is use to-day
belong generally to the higher classes. The ceremony of
distribetiog the prises will take place at 3 o'clock, sod the
review will commence at 5. The greeted in in excellent
enter, sad use sews will &Melees be a most interesting me.

TEI Pmszaric FUND.—A meeting of the Royal

Ceausiesionere el the Patriotic Food ass bud at the PolOas,
Wietuainsisr„ yesterday. There were presest—His Gems
the Duke of &esoinst (is the chair), Lid Nelms, Lord
Ilekeby, Lord Colehester, Loud Bt. Loose:de, H. L. Carry,
Esq., IL P., Lord Lyvedes„ flirJohs Pokiagtos. Bart. , Y. P.,
Cenral Bar Hew Bois. Lard Ferseog. Sir Kerlin Pet*,
Bart., Thomas Boris& req., M.P., sad Colossi W. Patios,
M.P., Captain E. O. Fiebboaras, B. N.. C. 8., and Brie/bar.
Coastal Lefroy, hosanuo seerstarws, Weeded.
ROYAL VISIT TO KILL A . —We are informed
that presentness are la progress at Yuman, Howe, Biller.
sey, for the reception of thii Primes and Primrose of Wales,
who, it is stand, are expected to urns is tho rearm of the
easaisg meth, no a visit to the sold* lord sad lady by about
the royal parrots of the Prinos were estortabied before it the
hosstilul residence. It may be hoped that the ourqualled
.emery of the soighbourhood will be so fully enjoyed by
their royal bighorns' es by the Prise* hasself, with this
ether members of the royal family, as the pervious 00C1111i0111.
—Monster Neva.

Paaaarr raow Yes Queru TO Tea Sorra
AMMALIAS lnarrrrin.—A baudeomelytiouod copy of
the "Speeches of the late Prime Comore" bee arrived, se
a gift from the Queen to the South Australian Institute.
The vale, of the volume is greatly irehanced by its bearing
an Inscription with her Majesty's autograph, to the effect
that it is presented " as a memorial of her great and mod
husband by his broken.hearted eidow."—SoatA Ausrreliaa
GMs. Flamm. Baltic, THE AFRICAN EXPLORER.
The news. reomitly published, of the return of Mr. S.
Baker to Goedokoro turns oat to be premature, for a later
maimunicatioa (dated May 23) from Mr. Petberick to Sir
Roderick Murchime announces that, whim last beard of,
lb. adventurous traveller was et lismrases Palace, distant
only 85 mike from lake Victoria Nyanza. A party of
mem belocging to Kurechid Aga, a trader of Goodokoro,
who laad accompanied Mr. Baker to Kimmel, had returned,
and stated that be had resolved to moans there anti! the
next seism He had 20 mom with him, and had been Weil
received. AU the boats of the memo at Goodokoro, in-
cluding the one which Mr. Petheriek had placed at Mr.
Baker's disposal for his peerage doers the Nils, bad re-
turned to Khartum, so that the doting explorer is left for I
the tiro to his resources is the heart of Africa, and there ie
little chance of news briog maivd from him for many
rot:laths. In the same letter Mr. Petherick gives some in. '
tweeting sod authentic details of the last days of Vogel.'
which Sir Roderick Marekime will communicate to the
geographical main of the British Association at the
apprombim Bath minting.
THE MAZEIAOI Or • Pais OF PIGEONS. —The
Marathi press of the Bombay Prissideocy is very savage with
bas Highness the Oeekwar of Baroda far what they term hi
"foolish end mad acts." His highness lately meet 5001.
I. celebrating the waning of a pair of his favourite Mamma;
sad lie i new about to throw away said larger same cia the
amigo of some dogs that have jest arrived bass England.
—rinse of /ndia.