The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-24 00:00:00

(Pr= last night's Guilts.)

FORZION-0771- CZ, APRIL 20.-110 Queen has
has plowed lo approve of Don Antonio MAW as Consul at
Wks for the Republic of Salvador.
FORRION-orrice, APRIL 21.—The Queen has
be *and to approve of Mr. Nathaniel Solomon as Con-
sul at Bt. Helena for his Royal Highness the Greed Doke of

ST. AJ 8 PAl.acz, APRIL 22.—Her Majesty
haa bun pleased, m the 'imamate of Basel Talbot,c.tounr
point Arthur Pssr, Req., to be one of the B
Corps of Goodman at Arms, vice Captain Thos. Rohm:
M'Coy, reigned.
BOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL. APRIL 22.
The Right Honourable the Ueda of the Committee oag
Council for Trade end Plantations have received, through
the Secretary of State for Pads% Adain, a ropy of a des-
patch from bar Majesty's Cceenl-Ganaral at Tripoli, stating
that the restrictions upon the exportation of corn from all
parts of that Regency have been moved.

We have authority to announce that it is her
Majesty's intention that a state ball shall take place at
Buckingham Palace on Monday, May 3, sad a concert on
Monday, May 10 next.

The Earl of Roden has joined the Countess of
Rodeo at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.

The Earl and Countere of Durham have returned
to loom for the mem

The Earl of Annaley has arrived at his house in
Norfolk-et:oat for do mom

Viscount and Vieoonnteas Sydney have returned
to Cleveland-entire, hoot Frontal, in Kent.
Lord and Lady Salto= have left yenton'e Hotel
for the north.

Lady Chantrey has returned to Claridge's Hotel
for the 'won.

The third meeting of the Fox Club will take place
at Breeita'a We evening.

Lady Margaret Beaumont gave birth yesterday to
• daughter.

Lady Havelock and family crossed from Dover,
la the Belgium ma-picket Diamaxit, for Brume* last Wed-
nesday night.

List evening (Friday), the President of the Archi-
tectural Association held a reception at Lyons Inn Hall.

The Royal Society has commenced the very im-
portant undertaking of compiling a catalogue of all the me-
moirs contained in the " Treaseolices" of soientdic societies,
and in scientific periodical, from the year 1800.

Ths late Mr. Rintoul, whose death is commented
upon in another column, was in his 71st year, His death
took place on Wedimoday Lat.

A deputation of railway proprietors will wait on
Lord Derby, by appointment, in Downing-lbws!, at two
o'clock p.m., on Monday next, on the subject of the ruin-
ous temapetition carried on between railway oompanies, and
the other burdens affecting the railway interest, se stated in
the railway memorial.

It wu mentioned some days back that a pamphlet
had been promised by Mr. Mowatt, the late secretary of the
Great Northern Railway Company, on the subject of the
tUfkresoss which resulted in his comer:ion with that ed►-
bliahment being terminated. It is now said that the con-
templated publication will not take place at peanut, Mr.
Mowatt having oomminced an action against the company in
the Court of Common Plata for damages for wrongful dis-
missal.

On Wednesday week the anniversary dinner of
the Royal Literary Fund will be held at the Freemasons'
Tavern. Our readers have already been informed that Lord
Palmerston will take the chair. Amongst the stewards we
observe the names of the Duke of Argyll, 131 r John Forbes,
/dr. Charles Kean, Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Maminbey, Mr.
Mosekton Milnes, Mr. Panizal, Mr. Henry Reeve, the
editor of the Edinburgh Review ;" Lord Talbot de
Malahlds, and M. Van de Weyer.

The half-yearly tappet:dim' of the corps of Royal
Bogineers at Brampton Bernell; Chatham, took place to-
dsy, the inspeoting moral *Meer being Lieutenant-omnd
Se G. A. Wetherell, 1iC.C.8., 8.H., Adjutant teems.

The Emperor, the Empress of the French, and the
Imperial Prince are to proceed next week, it is believed, to
Fontabseblean to pass a few days. As the impetial hunting
establishment is now in that place, it is supposed that there
will be some days• sport In the forest.

On Wednesday evening, Sir R. I. Murchison gave
his last reception for the season in Belgrave-equare, when •
very large end distinguished company received his hos-
pitality.

. .
Besides the important pictures from the Lombardi
collection, an admirable example of Quintia Maar' will be
exhibited So the public at the National Gamy on Monday
next,

Between 4,000 and 5,000 persons visited the exhibi-
tion of do Hortiooltoral Society at Si. James's Hall daring
Thursday.

HEX-MAJESTY'S THEATRIL—The Huguenots, with
Thins as the heroine and (}►aglioi as Rani, is again
ennonneed for Teensy and Tharaday ant. The popular
Ann" the ant opera in which the talent of Mdlle.
Titian will be displayed, is had for Thursday, May 4, with

the addltkaal attriction of Mee. Aiboni and the Trovators
of Signer Giuglini. Verdi's opera of Luise Miller, with
Male. Picoolomini, is also in masersal, end Saturday seat
will witness the production of a new ballet (Fleer des
Clamps) for the display of the talent of Ydpe. Poechini and
Has Oran.
WILLS.—The will of Rear-Admiral the Right
Res. Berl Spencer, K. 0., C. 8., P.C., of Althorp Perk,
Northampton, and St. iatess'e-plaes, Westminster. was
proved in London by the Right Ilea. George William Baron
Lyn:4ns, P.R.S., the nephew, mod Hoary Goodford, Req.,
the acting executors, Sir John George Shaw Lorene,
C. 8., M.A., P.R S., F.R.0.5., the other executor,
having renounced. The personalty was sworn under
260,0001. The will tears data Hey 17, 1854. having his
reel estates and tondos of hie persesalty to hie son, Viscount
Althorp. There are four codicils : by the second, which is
In his lordship's own haadwrltiag, be has, at the nattiest of
the late montage, dinned its cottages te be embed at Great
BringtoeL Narthemptonehney tn he celled " Ledy Spencer's
Names," err eke reamdos of pear whims of that neigh-
bourhood, who are each to pay a rent dose poesy per week
but ens deems Hs besmeared to his 'hotline, Lady Sarah
Isabella Bracer, a gam of 100,0001. Two of his lordabWs
paisksepers have a legsey of 60111. each.—The will of Bk
Robert Campbell, Bart., wee proved under 70,0001. per-
malty in Ragland. The executors use Jabs Rennie, Req.,
sod Robert H. Soon Campbell. Fog, the els ; the letter
is attic appointed residuary legates of real and pummel ensta.
—The will of Wm. Joseph Herseill, of Landester, 50,0001.
Illsetrated London Metro.