The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-24 00:00:00

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The Queen went yestorda y to the Camp at AJdor-
*hat Her Milivoti sed dr nibs.* Cowart left Backlag-
ham-pal urchin Her
a. pet Ma ectiock, attended toy
Lady Ch ftWial Brag. Lord Colville,
Captain the Hos. D. de Rea, sal the Mostar of the Hower
hold.

idetsclunent of the llth Hassan formed the moat to the
private statio• of the South Western Hallway at Vauthad,
where a special train wag Is radiates for the conveyance of
her Majesty.
The Queen end Prises wad OW the new barracks. and
subsequently her Ma' eety tewlewedl the division at Alderahott
under the commend of Lleat.-Gesend Hnollye.
The Queen and Prince returned to Buckingham-pelace at
twenty minutes before sir o'clock.
Her Majesty. accompanied by the Prisons Mice, honoured
the performance at the Haymarket Theatre with her
is the evening. The Queen wee attended by the Coastr
ofCaloion, lion. Bourke Byag, Lord Ragin. end Lard
Colvin*.

Td Prince Consort, attended by Lord Bart, Colonel
Funds Seymour, C. 8., and Captain the Ron. D. de Roe,
hosciousd with his presence the performance of Bach's multi,
at St. Martin's Ball.
The Counters of Caladen has succeeded Lady Churchill as
the Lady In Maitfntt. to the Queen. Lord Bedlam and Major-
General Berkeley Drummond have succeeded the Earl of
Virulent and Mr. It. Ormsby Gore as the Lord and Groom
in Welting to ha. Majtaty.

The Earl of Erns had an interview with the Earl of Derby
yesterday, at hie °Saki realdenes in Downing-etreet.
A deputation from the West India Committee had an in-
eerview with Lord Stanley yesterday, at the Colonial-can.
The deputation oomatted of Mr. H. S. Crum Ewing, M.P.;
Mr. Stephen Cave, setts( chairman ; Mr. A. Macgregor, Mr.
Thomas Porter. Mr. Meolosald, Mr. J. C. Hoods, and Mr.
1. Torrance.

—AelThad= on behalf of the Permissive Bill of the
United *Deem Alliance had an interview with Hr. &ore-
tary WalpoleWalppoele,, yesterday, at the Horew•officit. The deputa-
tion aoaieted of Mr. Samuel Bowl, (Gloucester), Mr.
Samuel Pope (Manchester), Rev. Canon Jenkins (Downie),
Rev. W. W. Robinson, A.M. (incumbent of Christ Churob,
Chelsea), Rev. Dr. Burns (Paddington), Mr. Robert
Cherish:la (BritiMll, Dr. Ellis (Budbrook Park), Mr. F. H.
Colleen! (Beth), Rev. T. Hullos (ohaplain of Northam
county gaol), Mr. J. Jape (Mare)„ Mr. R. A. Wafss.r ht
(Lbscolit's-ina), Mr. W. Jammu (Tottenham), Mr. H. Dixon
(Manchester). and the Rev. Davison Harris (Paddington).
Mr. J. H. Wicht had ea Win law yesterday with Lord
Snaky.
Mr. Squire, Mr. Mew, and Mr. Estoonll, a deputation
from the corporation of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, in refer-
ence to Tar-bridge Bill, acemspented by Mr. Birkenahaw
(engineer), and Mr. Peed (psniantentary agent). had an in •
terview with the Right Hon. J. W. Henley and the Earl of
Donougbmore yesterday.
A deputation of hop planters had an Interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer
_yeseerday, and presented a
memorial to the Lords of the Treasury for the total repeal of
the excise duties on hope. That whereas, at the conclusion
of the Peninsular war, almost all the taxes were oonsiderobly
lowered, end many of them repealed, the excite duty on bops
was continued at the rum settled In 1806, a period of the
highest general taxation, and that mince that period, although
so much has been done to alleviate taxation on all articles of
consumption by the labouring clam, the duty has been
actually increased five per cent.; that large and unexampled
crops have depressed the market for hops to a rate utterly
unreraunerative to the grower, at the same time greatly in-
creasing his exponent, and ain4eedft him to the payment of
an amount of excise dilly whiA he has been constantly only
able to satisfy at the expense of severe aserilloss, or the
tirEnt of other payments. The deputationtmensted
neveneey, K.P., Kr. T. Barr, M.P., Mr. P. F.
Robertson, Ifr. F. Web*, (Battle Abbey), Mr. A.
Cowan, M.P. for Idinhergit, Mr. C. H. Frewen, late M.P.
for East Sussex, Mr. J. W. Body (Northeram), Mr. 8.
Rutley (Yaldham), Mr. J. W. Whiff (Sevenoebe), Mr. D.
Barclay (Mayfield), Mr. J. Nash (Rochester), and other
gentlemen °uncoated with hop-growing.

Her Majesty held a levee at St. James's Palace
this day (Wadoettlay), at two o'clock.

The Countess of Jersey had a " reception" last
night at the family mansion in Berkelersquare. There
was • very large gathering of the members of the corps
diplomatique and of the beau monde. Previously to the re-
ception the noble earl and countess entertained the following
*ale at dinner Excellency Baron Brunnow, his Ex-
cellency the Prussian Minister and the Countess Berestorif,
the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, the Marquis of
Bath, the Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma
Stanley, Viscount and ViSCOWIteI• lagoon's, Mr. George
Russell, kr.. The countess ha. as assembly cm Saturday
nut.

Hie Excellency the French Ambassador and the
Genesee as Parsley entertained at dinner last evening, at
Albeet•pb Howe, his Eastlimey the Austrian Minister,
the Deane of Menshester, the Marchioness of Stafiard, the
Earl and Countess of Harderloke and Ledy Elizabeth Yorke,
Baron and 84/001811 Nioolay, Count and Comities &house-
lot Count Karolyi, Mr. Panissi, Mr. Augustus Lumley, &c.

The Countess (Frances) Waldegrave and Mr. G.
0. Harcourt, M.P., entertained at dinner, last evening, at
their residence in Carlton-gardens, their Royal Highnesses
the Duke and Duchess d' Aussie, the Duchess of Sutherland,
the Rut of Carlisle, Count and Countess Jarnae, Lord and
Lady Lyndhurst, Lord Moho, the Right Hos. Edward
Mhos, Mr. Thackeray, &c.

The Marchioness of Queensberry has arrived at
'Wrung's Hotel from St. Leonard's-on-Sat.

The Marquis Carsociolo has arrived at the Bruns-
wick Hotel, et. Jams s, from Park.

The Earl and Countess of Radnor and family
have left Clerldge's Hotel fur Brighton.

The Comte Stadion has left the Brunswick Hotel,
81. Imam's, for Vienna.

Viscount and Viscountess Combermere will leave
town In a few days for Comberasere Abbey, where they
intend Is pensthe Easter holidays.

(rams Lao. 1/10fT.4 warn' )
Bocriscaaat PALACE, MARCH 22.—This day had
mawa a bee Majesty :—The Baron de Brunnow, envoy
eztvecedinary sod minister plenipotentiary from hi. M.jesty
thy Emperor of All the Russias, to deliver hi. credential.; to
which audience he was introduced by the Rnrht Hon. the
Earl of Malmeebure, her Majeaty'r Principal Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Major-Oeneral
the Hon. Sir Edward Cud, K.C.H., her Majesty's Master
of the Ceremonies.

WHITEHALL, MARCH 22.—The Queen Lag been
pleased to give and grant unto Colonel John Lintorn Arabia
Simmons, of the Royal Engineers, C. 8., her Majesty's royal
beams and permission that he may accept and o'er thole-
rigida of the Imperial Order of the Legion of Honour of the
Fourth Clam, which his Majesty the Emperor of the French
bath been *seed to confer upon him as a mark of hie
elnl Itajwity's approbation of hie distinguished services berms
the enemy during the late war.
WHITEHALL, MARCH 22.—The Queen has been
appoltit William Henry Walter Montagu Douglas
Glanced
to
Eeq. (commonly called Earl of Delkeith), to be
Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the shire of Dumfries,
In the room of Archibald William, Marquis of Queensberry,
resigned.
WHITEHALL, MARCH 22.—The Queen has been
pleased to appoint Alesender Shank Cooke. P.q , advocate,
to Le 6berlf et the shires or sheriffdom of Roos and Cro-
=wry ; and George Meir, Seq., advocate, to be Sheriff of the
shire or sheriffdom of Stirling.
PRINCE Or WALES'S Courfat CHAMBERS, BUM-
111014A1COATII, MARCH 19.—Henry Whitmore, Barb ens
of the commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury hes been
appointed Keeper of the Privy 9esl of his Roc! Highness
the Prince of Wales, in the room of Henry week Wil-
lie* Brand, Esq., resigned.