The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-27 00:00:00

DEP.IRTURA OF Till mewl' FROM OSBOLVE.

PORTSMOCFIT, hitt 26.
Her Ntajeety the Queen, hi. Royal Higher** the
Prince Consort, axempanial by the Prineese neinlel
ism of Prank and other members et thorny,' &may,
And attended by fbe ladles and gentlemen If tM new , left
Oetewee this afternoon ►t h•lf-t.,t two titi ark, end award
over to the 11.7.1 Clarence-yard, 11.anDre, Iran Cowen, to
Its Fairy, Negro yech•. H.r Majesty wee welcomed with
tlas nettel tenor., and woe recaleed ►y the chief navel end
military enthai•ise of the pet ant (animas. The Q teen
left Goaport per epreie: train for Buckiegliam Pelace.

TUE HEALTH OF HER DOTAL HICIEXISS TOE
Dress's; or KENT.-1.11111 DAY.—W• are Itapyl to say
that is answer to inquiries made this morning at Chrome
House, St. Janice's, it was stated that her Royal Uighur
tho Du less of Kent was C
DEPARTURE OF TIIE PRISCEVI DOTAL.—It
statad that as official cmmune, rhea has boas received by
the authorities at acev, /writ to the egret that the Princess
Fredethik William, now on a ri.ir t • her rot al niothar, viU
divan from that sort on lb. lad of June.

. .
Her Royal themes., the Duchres of Cambridge
and the Crater Mary paid a •i.'t yartetday to tin ea-
QOM) Mali, Amalie at the S ar aol Oart-r os Richmood-
Mll. Their Royal Illaboseets Ma Doke asd Radom Au-
gusts. of Saxe Coburg also called to *lire after the
ea-Quees patois,.

Their Royal iiighneesee the Count de Paris and
the Doke d'Ansuele heaciared the Belgium ilinieter and
Madame Vaal de Weyer with their e lapis, at dianer .11
Wednettlay. lier lige) Hightails the Hareem d'Aanule
was prevented by the re eat death of the ling of Nopko
from jetniag the part', ahi. h ineledef—tbs lewd Cil‘t
wilts and La ty Calte.ted, H.rio lierebionesa of Ades-
bury, the Statist ta ikneter, Mr. Here wit and Fame..
Coutes. Waker.ve, Lady Caroline Murray, Wed.& and
Lady Caleeriae Hutoutt, the Hoe. Chi heater Fortrave.
Coast de It tumeet, N. Contuse On walla( on hie Hoye}
High.... the Duke eltaaele), Ur. Berta, H. lliet,e.
Deflate, Mr. Boat Von de Weyer, N. 4. Bounder, and
Mr. H. Weddingied.

The Countess or Abergarenny and the Lady Cato.
lime Novill have arrive' at their sall•lo ia Punland•pl.w
hues Birtiag Name, Yost.

Sir Glyaaa and Lady Welby and family hays ar-
rived Is Upper. &leave-street from Vomit...hire.

Mfe. Giadatone ►ad an assembly lost evening at
the Lenny ■an.ies ee Carttent•te 'nat. Previously to the
areenaltly, tne Hight Hos. W. E sad Mee. Oladataae rater•
talmed a Mauer Melt 761 lligL Ise.. the Dale crAutuale,
Nutters et Sutherland, the Moschioutaa of Looduaderty,
the Marquis Ala.! Ma/chimers of Stafford, the Lou sod
Cometrue humhope, Lord Ward, Lord LyVeltos, Lady de
Tab Lev, the Birhop of Oantrd, General the Right Ilea. Sir
J. and Lady Aloe Peel, he.

The Couttese of Erne gave a ball on WedoesdAy
svea.ng at the f•su iy Lemnos la Lon-square.
The Right Hoe. the Earl of Yarborough is about
to lams Eagt.wt f v a cruise is Li. yecht.
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has arrived in Paris
kiria Italy, a• hi. war to Lunti 41.

On 'fue•day evening Lord Ifoward do Walden,
B•gh.h tn.•i.t.r •t Brunel', pre a gnarl dialer la eeh-
br•tion tf her M.je.t,'• birtbd•y. The pupal nuncio and
ell the nrnLer• of the dipinm•tie eerie ware p'o'em; ago
the itonuorrs, lb• bergeeraeter of Broorolo, Le.
The ::4o.,k.l...xchange dinner in aid of awl fund for
&Kara eanaxr. Lek Oak. oo Wedr.eday, med 1,7'10!. w..
daiNied. 1 • nr luL d rat literal contribu-
tions kw' skerciwat. and hall- ea uec•xoecvl arith the
eileklidieeeet.

THE WAR.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes the followieg
telegram:

"ALESSANDRIA, MAT 26.
" There is nothing new to note. The health of
the army continues in excellent condition."

On Wednesday the Emperor Napoleon went to
Vercelli, accompanied by Generals Valliant and De
La Marmots. His Majesty wes received by the
authorities, the clergy, and the populace, who
him with hearty plaudit..
The Intendant• General of Turin has issued an
order for the mobilisation of the National Guards of
the divizion of Turin, from the ages of 21 to 35.
The official journal of Copenhagen of the 22nd
publishes, in the name of the Minister of Foreign
Affsirs, a d,claration of the neutrality of Denmark
in the present war. The minister recommends
Danish shipowners and captains of vease!s strictly to
adhere to the rules laid down, adding that in easy
of infraction the government can do nothing for
them.

When the French troops re-entered Voghere
after the action, the ladies at the windows waved
their handkerchiefs and threw down flower.. They
afterwards transformed themselves into sisters of
charity, some giving assistance to the wounded, and
others making lint to dress their wounds.

From the beighta of Montebello the Austrians be-
held a 11011 LI in the art of war. Trial after train
arrived by railway from Voghera, each train dis-
gorging its hundreds of armed men, and immedi-
ately haatoningback for more.

In the Sjdo-Swiss conference respecting the
neutralised part of Savoy, Sardinia desired that the
previout assent of Switzerland should be asked to
each and every movement of troops on such neutra-
lised territory, but the SwigiFederal Diet expreued
its opinion in favour of a permanent regulation.
Independently of the eight divisions already
designated to form the Army of Observation under
the command of Marshal PeEuler, four additional
divisions are in couree of organisation for the same
objects. The general-in-chief of the Artillery of this
army will be General Thiery; the commander-in-
chief of the Engineer., General Chabet la Tour;
and General Cbarecloup Laabat is to be chief of
the general staff of the army. According to recent
accounts from the army of Italy the whole of the
French troops and military stores are expected on
Saturday next, the 28th, when the Emperor will
probably make a general inspection of his forces. •