The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-29 00:00:00

MK court.

OSBORNE, MAT 28.
The Queen and Prince walked out in the grounds
this amain.
The royal °Wires also took their usual exercise.
The Duchess of Rest will setura to Loudon to-morrow.

Despatehes were received from the Go rrrrrr of Henry.
land, and from the Governer of Vancouver's Island, yes
terday, at the Coloaird•office. Despatches were also received
from the Governor of Canada and the Lord High COON
miesioner of the lonian Islands.

The apartments at Windsor Cutle lately acon-
pied by the Emperor and Empress of the French, and to
which the peblic have been admitted by orders batted from
the Lord Chamberlain's °Kee, will be finally closed altar
this day, the 29th instant. On Friday, the lit of Inns, the
State apartments will be opened to the public, subject as
heretofore to the production of an order, which may be ob-
tained of Kr. Kitchell, bookseller, 33, Old Bond-street
Kraus. Paul and Dominic Colnaglii, printsellers, 14, Pal-
ma Kest; sad limas. Ackerman sad Co., printsellen,
96, Strand.
The Hon. Mr. Fillmore, lately President of the
United States, arrived in England by the Atlantic on
Sudsy.

The Countess of Derby holds an eseembly on
Thursday, aad a ball to-morrow west.
Moot races commence on Tuesday. A visit from
Royalty is expected en the Cop day.
The Earl of Malmeebury presides at the Eton anni-
versary. Axed to be held at the Thatched House Tama on
liaturdst, Jana 9. The Westminster anniversary dinner
wil: be bald at the me play
on Wedneaday, June 13.
A second horticultural fete will be given at Chia.
wick on the 20th of tke amain month.
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland are now

at Biota House, Isieworth.
The Duchess of Sutherland and Lord Ronald Love-
e= Gower are stayias on a visit to the COODONS of Carlisle
at Castle Howard.
The Duke and Duchess of Argyll left Campden-
hill, yesterday. ea a visit to the Doke of Batherlead at Clit.
dew, Dear Maidenhead.
The Marquis of Granby and Lord John Manners
have left tows to joie the Duke of Asthma at Behalf

Code, Leicestershire.
I Vincent Palmerston left town, with Viecou-
Pelinerston, last eveniog, for his seat, Broadlends, Hants.
Bear-Admiral Berkeley, C. 8., M.P., has left the
Admiralty for a few days.
Mr. Phion, Q.C., has entered upon his dotage as n-
od secretary to the Admiralty.
Last evening Lord Leodeeborough. as Peodiwt if
the Numismatic Society, Invited the members to liosoodis
is Cultor gardens, to meet the councils of miens
streiedem and the members of the Royal Aredemy.
Mama emeadied to mom then 300, and for choir
kle Midllbip had assembled is his nos a variety of
ad of a very meherehi hied.
MAW Castle sod its oppoodagto on now gives
up by Me Demise' Lady Peamun. Her ladyship has
!mod a midesso as Fame.
Lady Loadeaboroagh's ball, which was announced
Ousts pine to-morrow evening, is, is sostsequeses of the
eg* of Lord Manners, postponed until Monday seat.
The annual grand fancy drag ball in aid of the
Royal Caledonian Asylum and Royal Scottish Hospital is
eaamumed to take place at Willies Loma, King.stnet,
St. James's, on Friday, Jane 16.
There is a great competition among the leaders of
the bar for the appointments vacated by Mr. Thins, the
Bossed Secretary to the Admiralty, vin. :—Counsel to the
Admiralty, Jades-Advocate of the Fleet, Recorder of Dr
Maven, Counsel to Pomodice on Western Circuit sad to
the Royal Forests in Hampshire. The first appointment is
teal 600 f. per annum.
Jilts Life has that following in reference to 'the
Hon. P. Villiets, H.P. —" It has boos rumoured daring
the past week that Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., has been aret-
sulted.in them nefoetnisate matters, and that under his ad-
vice some arrangement may be made."
The Senior Naval Lord of the Admiralty (Rear-
Admiral Berkeley) apologising for inability to attend a
mediaeg of his entailments, to disease the bast means of
romeelag the evils ezletiag is the administrative depart.
meats of the goverment, writes—" i am quite alive to the
meeseity of leferaileg, or rather eradicating, those evils. At
the same time I greatly regret that se much szagpration
sad se many false statemeats ham been made within sod
without the walls of parliament an such subjects."
TO Hampshire Advertiser argues that the land elf
the New Forest should be hued upon such terms as to se-
nee the pleads' of a certain masher of ;oaks and othir
timber for the see of the navy ; some portion of the Albeit
fame mem to be preserved as it is to gratify the pnbig
taste, sod a sompsosation gives for proved Forest rig m.
The new scheme foe the management of St.
Hospital, se far as allowing the brethren 7s. /sr week 11
in addition atheir sant ratites. eine into enrages
Sato* lait.