The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-29 00:00:00

THE MEMORIAL OP THE EXHIBITION 07185 L

The following is the ceremonial to be observed I,
cm the 10th of June at uncovering the etweterial of the ,
Rzhilaltion of 1851, the statue of hie Royal Highness the
Prime Consort, is the presence of their Royal Hishasesee
the Prime and Primers of Wales end other reembus of the
royal fondly. The guests invited to take part in the pro-
ceeds:ft will assemble (by invitation card only) at the west
dome of the International building. W MIA assembling
military bands will play. The royal party will anise at
four o'clock precisely, and will be received by the emeative
committee of the named committee, who will condect
their royal highnesses to a reserved place us the platform,
Rader the western dome. Their royal highnesses wall thee
pommel down the mem to a balm* over the soothers
entrance of the Royal Horticultural Gardena, sad their ar-
rival will be annome 1 by a flaurish of trumpets. " Gad save
the Queen " will be played by three military binds suited
la the anteipuden. The men& of the Royal Harticultund
&witty will thee present en address end remise a reply.
Military beads will Apia play. After wide& the axeceitive
committee of the memorial committee will read a short
address and receive a reply. His Royal Mem= the Prince
of Wales will order the necovering of the memerial, which
will be aanonamd W a Roark& of Mame& sad ambits of
artillery, after which military made will be remianned and
the fountains will play. The royal party, heeded by the
proemial; will then walk round the gardens; !tiepin at
various paints to me the immaterial std the genies. The
line of the premien will be marked by barriers and
team; and it Is requested that daring the prooeselow the
speolatem will remain stationary. In the event of min the
limed presmiesa will keep sailer the cover of the modem
The llachibildem Whin will be thrown opt to the visitors
to the poise. The details of the procession will be made
mhlic as soon ea pamillie.

Tax ROYAL WIDDINO PURIM& —ln conse
quence of the great interest taken by the public in
the exhibition of the wedding presents, bis Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales has graciously con-
sented that the presents may remain for inspection
at *he South Kensington Museum until the evening
of Monday, the 4th of May.
Lazy Cluxszazaix'a Omca, Anux. 22.
Nokia is hereby eine that her Majesty's birthday will be
celebrated ea Saturday, the 6th at Jose seat —Chadic
. . . . .

At the Royal Re Iran Opera last night the Prin-
cess d Wales wore a white silk drum sad a massillsont
tiara ci diamonds. Her hair was dressed in a plaited knot
behind, with long earls hanging down over her straddles In
hoot ea either ride. _ _ _

His Kloellency the Prussian Minister and the
Oeuntew Berestoril bees issued cards fore party on the 7th
peoxitso.
The Duke of Cleveland and Lady Augusta
PwAlett return to town et the dome of the week from Fusin

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough enter-
tained s NIKE potty s* dhow het arising. at the family
riiiiiewei iii et. Jaess'iragesee.

The Counted. Apponyi has issued cards for an
sewnedely en Thersday, the 14th el Boy, at Chandos H.Q.S.
The Karl and Counters Rummell received at dinner
last avowing, at their essidawn in Cherham-plaae, his
Ezoollsasy the Spanish Minister aad Madame Coneys, his
Exaslisacy the Haytiaa Misialsr, the Marquis of Rutin-
tom, M.P., Omani Wimples, the Qantas Doweger of
Liebleid, Lard rad Lady Ham Vette, Lord and Lady
Charles Una% Laid Harry Swat, Lord Courteaay, Lard
and Lady Tanaka, ke.
The Countess of Derby will have evening parties
on Thursday, May 21, sad on Wednesday, the Nth.
The Earl of Wilton has returned to town for the
season. The noble awl will giro • arks of diessn early
is the antis( wade. . .

_
Lord Brougham, who, we are happy to learn, is
ht the lest et health, toteads to leave hit chateau at
Oannee the week thee next tar Peril ; sad the noble and
learned lard will prebibly he in town by the third week in
May.
The Lord Mayor has appointed Tuesday next,
the 6th d May, for the public meeting to oppose the =al
potation. at the City and metropolitan *doe, which kb
lordship was riquereed to all by an usdoential and somar.
sallYoMswi requieitios.
An awkward incident occurred the other day in
retceenee to the writ for • sow admit= is Haiku. It
seem that by tom tiedvertesee the writ was dihneted to
Halifax ia Noes Bootie, instead at Halifax lo Yorkshire l
The amilidit wee dimmed Ware the diewske et the
colostal mail, and the Wise was &hawed up by the mim-
etic, autheeitho
Foarrox-orncs, Arum 28.—The Queen has
base Pleased la diPpoodi al Mr. a R. Ribaldly
General La the Onited Kingdom of Great Britain and tro-
llied for hit Royal Highavie the Doke of Brume irk.—
Gattno