The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-27 00:00:00

Int Court.

The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Prince of Wale•, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, the
Princess Alice, the Princess Helena, and the Princess Louisa,
left Osborne, Isle of Wight, at twenty minutes before three
o'clock yesterday, crossed in the Fairy to 'airport,
and travelled on the London and South Western Railway
by a special train to Nine Elms. The august party were
escorted by a parts cf Lancers to Buckingham Palace, where
they arrived at twenty-five minutes pad six o'clock.
The Duchess of Cambridge honoured the perform-
arm of, the French Plays with her presence yesterday
cveising.

Mr. E. Vivian, .M.P., and Mr. E. Turner, M.P.,
had an interview with Sir 0. Grey yesterday at the Horne-
office, to present a loyal address to the Queen from Truro.
Mr. W. Taylor and Mr. W. M. Dansey had an in.
terview with Earl Grey, yesterday, at the Colonial.office.
The Rev. J. S. Jenkinson, Vicar of Battersea, Mr.
Morris, and Mr. Phillips (churchwardens), and Mr. Chad-
win, the vestry-clerk, had an interview with the Commis-
goners of her Majesty's Woods and Forests yesterday, at
their office in Whitehall•place.
Mr. T. C. Whitmore, M.P., had an interview
yesterday with Sir G. Grey.
A deputation from the City, consisting of Mr.
Masterman, M P., Mr. Alderman Johnson, Mr. J Wood,
Mr. Towle, Mr. Perkins, and the City Remembrancer,
attended yesterday at the Home-office, and had an interview
with Secretary Sir G. Grey.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert do not intend to go
to Windsor to pass the Ascot week as originally announced.
It is the Queen's intention to honour the races (on the Cup
day), accompanied by the Prince Consort and a brilliant
retinue ; but will proceed by railway to Slough, end thence
to the race course, and return to Buckingham Palace the
same evening.
Col. C. Rowan, senior commissioner of the metro.
politan police, will, it is said, shortly receive the honour of
knighthood from her Majesty.

FUNERAI, OF LORD ASIIIII:RTON.—The mortal re-
mains of the much-lamented lotd reached tke Grange, the
family seat, near Axlesford, Hants, from the seat of the
Marquis of Bath, Longleat, Wilts, on Thursday. The rune-
rat took place the following morning at Northington church,
the nearest village to the Orange, and about two milts
tart from from the maiudoo.

(Prom last night's Casette.)
Dowayin-irratrr, MAY 24.—The Queen has given
orders for the appointment of Capt. G. G. Lech, RM., to be
an Ordinary Member of the Military Division of the Third
Clam sr Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the
Bath.
DOWNING-STREET, MAY 24.—The Queen has ap•
pointed Lieut. W. Wooldridge, R.N., to be lieutenant of tU
port of Gibraltar.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 26.—The Queen has ap-
pointed W. D. Christie, Esq., to be her Majtaty's agent and
consul-general in the Mosquito territory ; W. G. Nicolas,
EN., to be her Majesty's consul at Mobile.

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WAR-OFFICE, Mae 25.
let Drag. CAL—Lieut. R. A. Moore, to be cep., by per., viceCrofte.
who net Cor. and Adj. E Bradbury, to have the rank of lieut.; Om.
B. Tomlin, to be lieuL, by par., vice Moore; W. J. Birt, gent., to be
tor., by pur., vice Tomlin.
god Drag. Gds.—Serj.-Major C. Marc, from the 12th 16. Drags., to
be nor., without pox.; J. F. Godfrey, gent., to be cor., by par., vies
Mare app. to the 12th Lt. Drags.
12th Lt. Drags.—Cor. C. Mare, from th, lad Drag. Gd., to be oar.
Ace Grogan, prom. ; Cor. C. Meer, to be adj., vice Prior, who readmit
the adjutancy only.
17th LL Drag.—Cor. IL St. George, to be ad George, vice Fleming,
promoted.
Coldstream Reg. of F. Gds.—Llent..CoL W. Treveljan, from h.-p.
Bard F., to be apt and lieut.-col., vice W. If. Cornwall, who each.
tad F.—Brew. LieuL.CoL W. Herding, from h..p. unit., to be
major, vine M. 8. H. Lloyd, who exch. ; Capt. IL W. Mated to be
major, by pur., vice Harding, who rets. • Lien. W. J. Oldham to be
mid., by per., vice Slated ; Ens. F. Matthas to be lieut., by par., vies
Oldham.
llth F.—Ens. 1. 8. Travers to be lieut., without put., vice Chat
mere, dee. ; F. T. L. Paterson, gent., to be ensign, vile Travers.
17th F.—Major D. G. Freer, from the 3rd West India Kest., to be
major, vice Clarke, who exchanges.
22nd F.—Lieut. J. F. Thackwell to be cant., by par., vice Soutar.
who reta. • En. T. Young to be lieut., by pur , vice Thckwell; Ens.
L. S. Cotton, from the 28th F., to be lieut., by pur., vice E. S. Smith.
who reta.; En. D. P. Bouverie, from the 73rd k'oot, to be ens., vise
Young; Lieut. J. Brennan to be adjL, vice Thackwell, promoted.
28th F.—Ens. S. Hackett, from 55th F., to be ens., vice Cotton.
prom. In the 22nd F.
30th F.—Lieut. C. D. Oliver, to be capt., by par., vice Steele, who
refs.. ; Ebb. W. W. it. Greene, to be lieut., by pur., vice Oliver; M.
Pennefuther, gent, to be ens., by pm., vice Greene.
32nd F.—Capt. the Hon. R. Watson, from 1.. p., =at., to be met,
vice T. D. Kelly, who each., receiving the difference; Lieut. IL R.
Wane, to be capt., by pur., vice Watson, who ret. ; Em. C. F. Steuart.
Li be bent, by purr vice Ware; Ens. H. K. Drury, from the 41st F..
to be ens., vice titenart.
34th F.—Amid-Mug. W. S. Johnstone, M.D., from the 46th F., to
be aesist.surg., vice Frazer, prom. on the doff.
37th F.—Copt. n. F. C. Annceley, from the 63rd F., to be capt., vice
Phipps, who exchanges.
40th K—G. 0. Bowdler, gent., to be ens., without puichnee.
41st F.—M. A. Waters, gent., to be en., by pur., vice Drury, app.
to the 32nd Foot.
48th F.—Ens. IL B. N. O'Sullivan, to be lieut., by pur., Moe
Wernysts, who ret. ; E. E. C. Colthurst, gent., to be en., by pur., vice
50th F.—Ens. W. Barry hie liras permitted to resign bin commis.
Mon.
55th F.—Ens. T. S. Brown, to be lieut., by pur., vice Denny, who
TEL ; W. 0. Cunningham. gent., to be ens., by par., vice Brown.
57th F.—Lieut..Col. W. Roes, from h..p. =OM, to be lieut..coL,
vice H. S. Phillips, who exchanges.
58th F.—A. Cooper, gent., to be ensign, by pm., vice Hackett, app.
to the 28th F.
614 F.—Em. W. 11. Well, to be licuL, by par., vice Haycock, who
ret. Gebbett, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Wall.
Ord F.—Cape 11. B. Phipps, from 37th 1., to be cwt., vice Annes.
ley, who each.
70th F.—Lieut. W. Cooper, from the 3rd W. L Regt., to be lieut.,
vice Down., who exch.
73rd F.—Lieut. E. Wellesley to be rapt., by pur, vice Wardlaw,
who ret. ; Ens. O. J. Burne, from 77th P., to be lieut., by pur., Mae
Wellesley ; G. Davies, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice &aver* cep.
pointed to 22nd F.
77th F.—W. 11. Weator, gent., to be ens. by par., vice Borne.
prom. In the 73rd F.
84th F.—Lieut. B. Hein, from the 89th F., to be lieut., vice Fair.
cloth, app. iparter-master.
86th I.—AMA:Kure. J. Kettle, M.D., flan the Staff, to be assiaL-
swg.
84'lliv:I.—ceItteuinge. let.oe White,at from IL.p., 39th F., to be lieut., vice
Mein, app. to 84th F.
93rd F.—Lieut. 8. Blake, from the Royal Canadian Rile Beg., to bo
Beat, vice Lloyd, who exch.
3rd West India Reg.—Major E. M. Clarke, from the 17th F., to be
major, vice Freer, who each. ; Lieut. F. W. Dowse, from the 70th
F., to be Boot., vice Cooper, who each. ; Serj..Major T. Taylor, frost
the 17th LL Drag., to be ens., without pur., vice Grant, prom.
I Royal Canadian Rifle Beg.—lituL J. J. Lloyd, from the 93rd F., to
, be lieut., vine Blake, who exchanges.
Royal Newfoundland Comps.—Lieut. C. F. Tyler, frem the 75th F.,
to be lieut., vice Nicholls, prom.
St. Helena Regt—W. H. Hole, gent., to be ens., by par., vice
Comae, whom appointment has been cancel:ed.
Ilsscrr.—Capt. the Hon. R. Watson, of the 32nd F., to be major
in the army.
HosenaL Seam.—Am-Sorg. P.S. Laing. from 86th Fo to he ars,
muff. to the forces, vice Kellie. who exchanges.

THE REFORM MOVEMENT.