The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-25 00:00:00

Cbe Court.

Her Majesty the Queen went on Saturday after-
noon to review the Volunteer Rine Corps in Hyde•perk.
The Qom= left Buckingham Palace at a quarter before four
o'clock.

°Meer of Quartermaeter-General's Department.
Detechment of Life Guards.
Queen's Aidsde•Camp.
Deputy Adjutant and Deputy Quartermaater•Generels.
Equirries to the Queen not with carriage'.
The Adjutant-General, Military Secretary, and Quarter•

A eurime and four conveying the Queen, the King at the
Belgium, the Princess Alms end Prince Arthur.

Tits Prince Consort and the Count of Flanders rode on
banistoct en ono side of her Majesty's carriage, and ths
Nines of Wales, and Prince Jules of Holstein rode on hone.
bads on the other.

Field Marsha Viscount Combermere, Gold Btick.in-
Waiting. The Master of the Home and the Clerk Marshal.
A carriage and four conveying the Duchess of Cambridge,
the Hereditary Grand Duchies of Mecklenburg &relit; the
jecesor.ge and Prince Leopold.
Seymour and Lieutenant• Colonel the Hon.
D. de Bah the Equerriee m Waiting to the Queen and Prince,
rode es either aide of the carriage.
A carriege and four conveying the Princess Mary of Cam-
bridge, Princess Louise, and the Eight Hon. Sidney
Secretary of State for War.
Major-General the Hon. Charles Grey, Equerry to the
Queen, and Lientenent-Colonel Kappa, Equerry to the Prince
ct Wales, attended on horseback.
A Gurley gad four conveying the Duchess of Athol!,
lady la Welling, Lady Caroline Barrington, Lady Geraldine
S. nit, lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Cambridge,
and larl de Grey and Ripon, Under Secretary of State for
Wea. _ _ _

Lind Charles Fitsßoy, Equerry to the Queen, and Major
Du Rat, Equorry to the Prince Consort, ►ttended on hone-
. .._

Lords-Lieutenant of Counties on horseback.
Majw-Osseral the Hon. R. Bruce, Colonel Count de
Moerkerke,ezior Burnell, and Major Elphinstone.
Foreign .
Assistants Adjutant-Ottheral.
Detachment of Qsvalry.
The King of the Belgians appeared in the uniform of •
British field-marshal ; the Prince Consort also wore a field
marshal's uniform.

The Queen returned to Buckingham Palace at a quarter
past six o'clock.
The Prince of Wales visited Prince Victor of Hobanlohe
and the Princess of Holstein-Gluckshourg at their respective
residences on Saturday morning.
The Prince Consort preselcd in the evening at a dinner at
the Trinity-house, of which corporation his Royal eiser
is Master. The Prince was attended by Earl S Wpencer,
Lord George LeTallll4 Oelonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phipps,
Major-General Wylde, and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon.
D. de Ros.

The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Alice, the
Prince of Walt,, and the Count of Flanders, honoured
the Italian Or ra with her presence in the evening. In
attendance were the Irucheas of Atholl, the Hon. Caro-
line Cavendish, Viscount Torrington Major-General Sey-
mour, Lieutenant-Colonel Koppel, dad Major Burr eIL
Yesterday the Queen and Prince Consort, the Bing of
the Belgians, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Alice,
Prinoe Arthur, the Princesses Helena and Louise, the
la lies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic house-
hold, attended divine service in the private chapel, Buck-
ingham Palace. The Rey. Henry Nury, chaplain to the
House of Commons, preached the sermon.
The Prince Consort and the Prince of Walm visited the
Grand Duchess of Leuchtenberg, at Claridge's Hotel, in the
afternoon.

The names of Mrs. Washington Jackson, Mi Jackson,
and Min Ellen Jackson, from the United States, were acci-
dentally omitted from the list of distinguished foreigners
who had the honour of attending the Queen's Ball on Fri-
day, 22nd June. The names of Vice-Admiral Sir Barring-
ton Reynolds and Lady Reynolds were also accidentally
omitted from the list.

This morning the Duke of Cambridge, as General
Commanding-in-Chief, accompanied by General the Hon.
Sir James Yorke Scsirlett, K.C.8., the Adjutant-General,
and attended by a numerous staff, left town for the camp at
Aldersbott, in order to receive her Majesty, the Prince Con-
sort, and illustrious party on the Queen's arrival at the
amp to-day from Buckingham Palace. As announced
on Saturday, her Majesty and the Prince Consort will pass
one night only at the Royal Pavilion.

The "Queen's Gallery" in Hyde Park, on Satur-
day, was occupied by the Duke d'Aumals, the Turkish
ambassador, the Duchess of Wellington, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Stafford, the Marquis of Anglesey, the
Marchioness of Aiksbury, the Marchioness of Westminster,
the Countess of Desert, the Earl and Countess of Durham,
the Countess of Lichfield, Viscountess Jocelyn, Viscountess
Ingestre, the Earl of Shelburne, the Earl and Countess at
Shaftesbury, Sir Charles and lady Phipps, Viscount
Tesringtoo, the wife of the Secretary at War, Mrs. Sidney
Herbert, Lord Palmerston, the Countess of Somers, the
Duchess of Manchester, the Lord Chancellor, and many
others.

The 7'inses says that in the Park, on Saturday,
the Doke of Newcastle and Lord Otbo Fitzgerald were
both thrown from their horses, but without receiving nevem
injury.

The Countess do Persigny bad an assembly on
Saturday evening at the residence of the Embassy, Albert-
gate Hoses Previously to the aseembly the ambassador
and the Countess de Persigny entertained at dinner his
Excellency the Sardinian Minister, the Duchess of Wel-
lington, the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and Lady
Victoria Ashley, Vismantems Palmerston, Viscount and
Viscountess Sidney, Lord and Lady Harry Vane, Lord and
lady Harriet Ashley, Baron and Baroness Lionel de
Rothschild and Mims de Rotheehild, the Right Hon. Sidney
Herbert, ILP., aad Mrs. Herbert, the Right Hon. W. F.
Cowper, /LP., and Yrs. Cowper, Mr. George Russell, Le.

Hn Dime gave • &jabber, on Saturday, at
Qves►eaorpts, which wee numerously attends&

It is misted that the post of paymaster of Civil
gerskes, Gabbs, sadist by the death of Yr. Charles Grey,
worth MOM. a year, will sot be tilled up, the aloe betas
doomed to abolitioa.

The Council of the National Rifle Association,
having resolved to extend the time for the entry of volun-
teers who desire to compete for prizes at the Wimbledon
meeting on the 2nd of July and following days, announce
that the escretary of the association will be prepared to
receive further entries up to Saturday next, the 30th
inst.

The 'pedal Sunday evening services in West-
minster Abbey will cease with the service of next Sunday
for the present year. _ _

The Channel nquadron, after an anchorage of 15
days in St. Margaret's Hope, rirth of Forth, left its moor-
legs on Saturday afternoon, and under canvass, with
auxiliary steam power, proceeded down the Firth and stood
out to sea. A number of steamers convoyed the fleet down
the Firth. The public enthusiasm excited by the visit of
the Channel squadron in the Forth can scarcely fan to give
• stimulus to the service in the southeast of Scotland,
where for many years a fleet of war ships had Dot been
seen ; and great disappointment is felt that the fleet has
Dot been able to make the tour of the north of Scotland
and Ireland, as war anticipated. It was expected th►t
the squadron would reach Yarmouth-routs yesterday
afternoon.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

NAPLES AND SARDINIA.

(MN 001 OWN

NAPLES, Jaws 20.

This country is not absolutely at war with Sar-
dinia, but the state of things very much resembles
it. Volunteers are continually landing in smaller
or greater numbers on the coast of Sicily, and I
have reason to believe that the Marchese Villa-
marina has declared to the Commendatore Carafe
that his government will not promote such ex-
peditions, but not charge itself with the prevention
of them. The reason assigned was forcible :
You recruit in Austria for men to put
down the liberties of Italy, and Austrians,
Hungarians, and Bavarians, well-disciplined
soldiers, land at Bari or Brindisi, and are
thence sent to Avelina or Nooses, and drafted into
the army which is fighting against the independence
of our brothers. If despotism imports, liberty
must do the same. Unless, too, the affair of the
capture of the vessels be adjusted favourably,l have
reason to believe that a Sardinian vessel of war will
accompany and protect future expeditions similar
to the one which has been interrupted. Sardinia is
therefore at an almost insensible distance from •
war with this country.