The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-25 00:00:00

tax er a urt.

08BORNE, Aram 24.
The Queen and Prinoesa Alice drove out yea-
today.
Ilia Hos. Harriett Phipps and Lord Alfred P. wen in
attswasace.

The Duke al Selaavest arrived at 011bsese, and bat had
■ anthem of bee Majaater.

Despatches were receivc d yesterday et the Odlesdel-efice
frees the Governors of One& awl Malta. Despatches
were sent to the Governer d Our& end to the Lord Elia
Oweiniaelower al the leeks Weeds.

The departure of Crown Prince Frederick
William of Prowls to London, to attend the opening arm
stony of the latonadmal Ealellittme. is thus announced to
the ootintry is an afeid pimp* in the Stern Zeitetne
—"ln coneequence of the expressed desire of her
Majesty Queen Victoria, his Majesty the Ling, we learn,
has been pleased to depute his Royal Highness the
Crown Priam to attend the opening of the Inter-
nalised Exhibition in London. This resolve, we are orn
tabs, will be greeted with feelings of high ontideition la
England, as well as in Ruda, and Germany at Imp.
The mere essaitesi the difilcultim obstzuctiag the progress
of the latarmatioral Rshibitkin, in eonsequenee of the
des* of its illustrious originator, the more clearable it
appeared to the British commissioners to prepare the Fe-
mme% at the opening solemnity, of a royal vast who is we
deftly related to the English dynedy. At the rise time.
German art and industry could not receive a more brilliant
and else*" representative than will be given in the pre•
seem ei his royal highness."

His Exoslieracithe Ambassador of France, wbo
boa bon aeollead to Coventry Hoses For some days psi by
iodispcsitke, is now Milk baiter.

Count de Morny has arrived at Coventry House,
from Paris, cm a Mat to tie Osumi awl Coaster ol 1,10-
Malt.

His Excellency the Spaniels Minister has taken
• maim s»m P«tlead•pLme fit a tam

The Marquis de Ilealett* and the Marquis de
Planta have left resins's Hoag for Paris.

The Earl of Tankerville arrived in town on Wed-
nesday from visiting Lady Olivia Sparrow at Brampton
Park. Her ladyship comes to town to.inorrow.
The Earl and Countess of Devon have been en-
tertaining at Posit/Am Omits, daring the last week, the
following circle :—Lord sad Lady Clifford of Chudieigh ;
L my Egerton of Tattoo and Hoe. Miss Egerton ; Hon. Mr.
and Alm Fortescue sad Miss Fortescus, Viscount Andover,
Lord Coortew. Mr. Henry Milbeaks, Mr. Scott of An-
orlon. and Sir John and Lady Damn.
The Countess Craven and the Ladies Craven
arrived at Ashdown* Park, Birks, yesterday, front visiting
the Earl and Calcites, of Clarendon at the Howe, Watford.
Frances Countess of Albemarle and Colonel the
Hon. Peregrine Cast wind at their residence, in South
Audleystreet, last evening, from a tour of visits.
Viscount and Viscountess Folkestone have left
town on a viii to the Lai and Countess of Clarendon, at
the Grove, Lear Watford.
Lard Broughton will come to town to-morrow,
from Tedworth Howe, Wilts, for the season.
Lady Emily Kingecote was safely delivered of a
daughter, yesterday, at her residents in Charlasstreet,
Berkeleysquare.
Lady Louisa Agnew was safely delivered of a
eon, yesterday, at the Earl of Gaiseborough's residence in

Lieutenant-Colonel Cuddy has returned to town
from visiting hie brotber-in•iaw, John Claudine Bamford,
req., main to the Marquis of Waterford.
Dr. Walker, surgeon on board of H.M.S. Fox,
'a! the Welintocir expedition, delivered an internale(
lecture et Dublin oe Wednesday evening, on " The Lest
Search for Sir John Franklin."

Tim Secretary of State for War, Sir G. C. Lewis,
Inspected the army clothing establishment at Pimlioo on
Monday last He was cooducted aver the establishment by
the several officers in charge of the respective departmsals
The fund for a memorial to the late Earl of
Yarborough, which was initiated at Brigg, already wants
to upwards of 6001. With a few esespeiens, tie midribs.
Bien are chiefly by the tomalley of the dessmed eoblemsa.
' The annual dinner of the St. George's Rae
Volunteer, task place on Wednesday eight, Lieutenest-
Celina the Hoe. C. Undany in the chair. Oolong
Y•Yvdo was present, sad spoke in high terms el the
appearance of the Volunteers at Brighton, and the may
interesting military problems that their rapid march from
London to Brighton bad solved. He added that *be ban.
off in the Volunteer ranks, of which so much lad been
said, was quite inappreciable. Lord Baselagh was also
I present, and spoke in favour of keeping the Volunteer
Seem apart from the Horse Guards.

The Times obeervee that the great error in the
racial outline of the programme of the Exhibition primer
inn la that it limits the hours for the arrival et Ashen
from 12 to heliport 1 &dock. This rule is tingly Med-
owa. There will probably be not leas thee from 21,000 be
30,000 spectators in the building on Mara* ail* sal
Ode wham canoot possibly set down treat Whir earelagra
awl • t►roosh the turnetass in the speedo! this. Ness,
eurteioly, can be sdinitted after ►ell•past 1, bat, ail the
siommissioaers want to meta& a Imp yropiellee d t►e
visitors w►om from the an We of lisksis t►eg bay are
exestag, t►ey mast open the balbileg to the pablie at 11,
brated el 12,