The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-19 00:00:00

HER MAJBSTY'S VISIT TO ALDERSHOTT.

The Qaeen and Prince Albert were at Alderabett
yeatarday, sad, though contrary to gonaral a:pm:station,
then wse no review, that avant bolsi named for this
monthly, the same was brilliant sad animated.

The royal party left Buckingham Mace at 3 o'clock.
reached Paraborongh about lialf.put 4 &dock, and were
received at the railway station by General Racily., hie staff.
sad • gaud of humor. The Queen, who won • golden
sash over her left shoulder, and on her riding hat a plums
of military feathers, entered the carriage that was is wait-
ing for her, and drove off amid the loyal armlamatioas of a
numerous aremblage. Arrived at the manes of the
north camp, she alighted and mounted a lino chemist
°Larger. the Prince Ceased riding on toe side of her and
Lord Alfred Paget es the other. General Raptly., with
a brilliant staff, preceded tie royal personages, and a
glittering group of equestrians, sonspienou among whose
was the Coaster of Demi, brought up the rear. Oa
melting the Club-house the cavalcade diverged into the
plains that lie to the right of the Comm , and am encircled
by • ring of heather-clad hills, once the home of timid buss
and gentle plover, bat cow the besot of riflemen who
resort thither for target pretties end wake the echoes
with their sharp ringing Mini... Here the troops were
dr ,wn up is doable column', of a front of a mile and
• belt The sense was beyond desuiptiou brilliant and
pietereeque a, the royal visitors moved at • slow pees from
ngimeat to regiment, the band of tails sainting them with
the National Anthem, while the men presented arms sad
the colours were drooped. The Queen appeared to eater
riotous Illy into the spirit of the 'custom, and acknowledged
the salutations of her soldiers with • cordiality sad con-
descension which were generally remarked. Hers was
ao hurried or 'opine:al glance. She peened closely stoat:
the Hass and esamined wit► manifest interest the appear-
area and disciplise et the assn. Nee could the mammy
have eetuct to afford her sstilfsatien ; for the men, sprees
sad gallant la their sew uniforms aa Foglia% soldiensboald
aver be, west through their work admirably, and the
steadiness end precision of their movements evoked the ap-
please of all spectators. The laspection of the troop* brio'
impleted, the Quiets repaired with her illustrious retinue
to the bighut of the bills in the vicinity, and, dismounting,
took up her petition where • Bag-staff had been pleated to
mark the "saluting point." The regiments then brought
their '•right shoulders forward" and the whole force
defiled pert her Majesty in quick time end in open
colonise of companies, their beads ployiog Datums' airs
es they marobed round the but of the hill. The °vier in
which they advasoed was as follows :—The 80th Regiment
of the line lel the way, nest cams the 91st, and then, in
mesession, es here enumerated, the militia regimen's of
Sams, Oloaciesterehire, Leiceetenhint, Worcestershire,
Herefordshire, the City of Dublin, the 6th Zillions., Herb
ft viable', tad Barmy (with their ble white goat). let
Somersershire, Coven, City of Londe*, and Cambrilge-
shire, which last /mistiest arrived from Ely only peter-
cl .y. Entity, the Antrim Rides and third battalion of the
Riffs Brigade pseud at • swinging trot to the glorious old
melody of " Sir Roger de Coverlet." It was altogether a
brilliant and iaspiriting spited', cad the Clues and her
subjects appeared to enjoy it with equal art.
The royal party Derv* of dinner immediately if or
them resits to camp. All the suite remained at Alder-
shott in &Ma'am.* spas her Majesty and V.. Prises Con-
sort last sight. Today • grand review and thus battle
take Vice. Tweatj-five rounds of black outridge have
for this porpom been boned to each men i• all the various
love. General Rattily. takes the sommead.

(Mow LASS NIOIII.II (MINT?' )
LORD CIIAMBIRLAIN'a Omci, APRIL I.—Notice
le hereby gives, that bike Ifejesty sUI hold • Levee, at Bt.
Jimmies Pew so Wedseetley,Tth May sent, at 2 o'clock.
LORD ClidilDlLlL.thell OPTICS, APRIL 14.—Notice
Is hereby gives
at Bt. James's Palace, on the Unit:4n day., at 2 o'646k:
that her will bold Drawing-rooms,
Tareday, 29. h April oast; Thurodity. 29th May next, to
eelebrate tier Majesty's birthday. N.B. The Kaighte of
the several °Men ore to appear in *bolt collars it DK
Drawinit•it tom os the 29th of May nett.
ST. Loos's Pll4Ol, APan. 18.—The Queen boa
been pleased to appoint Jana, Mal of Wawa, lobo one
of the Lords in Waiting is Ordinary to her Mijaaty, in the
tome of William, But of lasto.rel, deans:A. Also Wiliiant
DaffiDli Soqi.to be the Clark of the Chorine, see
Adisiset .stye Nosonsabl• Come of Geatienten-
at-Anas, via...romp My Lloyd, B•q., refired. Aloe In-
derick Jobs Robison, ILK , and Rista.4l Gawp Dolton,
Beq., to be et bet M.jtaty's lionowalolo Corps of Ciiintia

CZOWN-OFFICE, Aron I6.—Member returned to
serve is the present perliamest for the borough of Athlose
Captain the Hes. Hem Raadeeek, of Noydrust Cootie, in
the county of Winnows*, is the rotas of the Right Roe.
Willie. Keogh, oho has minuted the air of one of the
Paha' Judges of the Court of Cosmos Plow, Is Ireland.

Lord Ravessworth has taus the spacious roanoioo,
No. 28, Bellgreve-squese, for t►e London seism. His lord-
ship's fatally were expected to arrive la tours yesterday,
from Rsveceoort► Castle.

The arrival of the Marquis of Dalhousie, from
Indio, is hourly expiated at Weimar. The castle has beta
prepared fa Ms weepiest meths Lord Weida& of the Cinque
Ports, sucesedleg the lam Date of Whores.
The marriages of the Rev. Hugh Hare, sou of the
Rev. Humphrey Hare, of Hocking-bell, Noshll4 sad Cep•
We Charles Hisaold, ooa of Sir assauel Bigeold, H.P., for
Norwich, to Alum sad Cscillis, the mead and t►ird
d►ughters of J. T. Graver-browara, Rug., of Merlerhall,
fa tbe tame 'vasty, took plasm at et. John's Church, Pod-
Corm oe Wassail'', to the messes ef a numerous
*ale of hiss&

We ( news) understand that ese of the beet chap-
Wedge of Bream& will shortly brooms vacant by the re-
signation of the Fusel Iblibly-estieseed bolder, the Rev.
Mr. J. Fmk's& Tie appeumaseat, we behove, rests with
the Bishop et Lead's, apes the recoaassodeties of tise
Bari el Cluesdas.

Certain ratepayers of Marylabour, convinced by
two years' imperious t►at a free library is a metal imitate-
ties, aid that t►e pried* of soleness, moppet for it is
teadliqaate, pawpaw le submit le a pub/le desiiee of the
perish the cpsestiee of earptleg the Pubile Libreria Asa ha
that prat sat wealthylberist Oes forth et hi the pearl,
it said, will isms he Manisbeas tbleyeatieehealage.