The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-20 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

The Queen, attended by the Dacha. of Atholl and
Lord Ch.rles F,t.voy, visited the Duchess of Gloucester
yesterday acad.:sou at Gloucester Homo. Her Majesty
aPerwardv took a drive with Prises Arthur sad one of the
poem Pruscesen.

The Prises Consort, with the Prince of Wiles end the
Regret .f Baden end Prime Frederick William of Prussia,
holstered the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland with a visit
at Stafford House yesterday morale g. Prince Albert after-
wards went to the Industrie. Exhibition of Article* sad.
in the 'miens Reformatories and Refuges of the United

Kingdom, at Willis's Rona., King-etnet. His Royal
Hiegel's, attended by Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps and
Captain the Hoe. D. de It s left Buckingtism Patios soon
after three o'clock in the *Bemoan, to preside at the annual
meeting of the Wacker Royal Aesocistion In the Home
Park and to distribute the pr:ses. The Prince travelled by
the /loath Western Railway.
Th• Regent of Baden paid visits to take leave yesterday
to the Dueben of Rent, the Duchess of Gloucester, ill
Deckle of C►mhidge, and the Duke of Cambridge, at
their respective re s deuces. The Duke of Cambridge visited
the Pace* Repeat at Buckingham Palace, and Count
Berestorff, the Prustiee Minister, paid his rupees to his
Roysl Highness.

Primes Frederick Wain= of Prude, attended by Baron
31., like and Colonel Freers Seymour, visited the British
lowitarion in Pall-mall, end also inspected the Gallery of
w Society of Painters is Water-col me.

The genre bad a dinner p arty in the evening. The arm-
posy ineleded the Priccese Royal, the Regent of Baden,
the Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the Duke and
Duchess of Argyll, the Marquis and Marchioness of Aber•
emu, Lady &vire, M jre.o I Sir Willis.. Fermi&
Williams, Oertersl Sir Hew de Rom, General Sir George
Brow., Mej ur Or I Wylds, Lady Anna Marla Dem-
me, Herons's de Ppetb, and the Hon. Mortimer &Ovoids
West.

The Band of the Grenadier Guards was In attendaars, sad
played daring dicers..
Her Majesty's private bead performed M •vialag the
f•Iloaiog compo.rt•oas:
Overton• HMS" Rearrlier.
Hood°, "Zara"..
Bele:dos. " Ls Traviata",
Mario" Herold.

A deputatioa oa the 'abject of the Coal Whippers Act
had an interview with Lord Bosley of Alderley yesterday
at the Board of Trod.. The deputation Immolated of the
Hon. H. G. Liddell, 11 P., Hr. Inithem, M.P., Mr. Ather
toe, M.P., Mr .I,ha FAN or. M P , Mr. Mowbray, 11 P.,
Lord A. Vase Tempeat, Mr. Ridl,y, M.P., Mr. Besemont,
It P., Mr. Shaft°, M.P., Mr. Ferrer, /i 1 P., Lord Onaleton,
Si.?,. Mr. Fenwick, M P., Mr. D Joneseihn, Mr. ilia
Wood, Iva., Mr. Was Page, Mr. William Milos', Mr J.
T. Wawa (chairman of the filhipownen' society of South':
Shields), wad Mr. J. T. Alc ,ck (chairman of the Ship-
owners' Boeitty of guaderleed).
A deputation, (0111iitiCIR of the following member, of the
board of management of the Central Loodon District School,
v.s., Mr. Whiteside (vies-ehairmani; Mr. Thornton. Mr.
Colder, Mr Lane, Mr. Finlay, Mr. add, and Mr. D.1,0a,
together With Mr. Rowell, the Cierk, had an loterview
with the Pros Low Board, le Whitehell, on the subject of
the proposed DOW sot wl buildiage.
The sommitte• • f the Lords of the Privy Council met yes
terday toconsider .he report oo the Oaf, rd Statutes. Pre
tent : the Right Hosoarable• Sir George Grey, T. Pember-
ton Leigh, M. T. Heine., Dr. L.shington, and knitter
Walpole.
A deputation from Ruabolate had an interview yesterday
with the Richt Hon. Watt's Cooper, M.P., lathe race of
the 0 lltomd of Health, Whitehall, with rasped to .he
Public Heelth Act Amendment Bill. The deput.t,oo oon- •
siated of Mr. W. Brows, 11 P., 11r. J C Ewan, M.P.,
11r. Braaley-Moore, 11 P., and Mr. J. Burk Lloyd.
The Jettlleisl Committee of the Peary C ,uocil sat yester-
dsy. The hearing of the ;mama, Looginsid'a Patent
(Aikal.)" was oraelnded ; and se appeal from the Prerogs-
lave C•iort, "Dm-6 v. 13,mee," was cornmeneed.
Despatches were received from the Governor of Ceylon,
yeattrday, at the C,lonial-t Mee.

TEE Accustom or nu. Me.llBll.—This day
befog the aaniversiry of her Mejscy's amnion to the
throes, tho mornieg was ushored in by the bells of the
metropolitan and suburban churches rigging forth merry
peals. At eight rielock the royal standard was hoisted at
the Tower, 8 'merest Hons., and on the town of the royal
pstish charches of Bt. Martin-in-the-Fields, Bt. Margaret,
Wootainstsr, and St. Mary Abbot, Kensington. An ia-
spectioa of the trove for this dati,s of the day, and the
guard of honour, consisting of a squadron of the Life
°lards, took place on the parade, at the Horn. Guards,
8?. Jamaes-park, and double royal salutes were fired from
the Park and Tower guns.

We boy that the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert,
M.P., though hotter in health, having bean eglin reent-
amended to take the German waters, bu you to Camila&
—Ws!lsAire Independent

The Bishop of Winchester has iostitnted the Rev.
B. Carr, 111.41.. Otto rectory of Bonehereb, Isle of Wight.

INDUSTRIAL XXIII& MN.

Yerstraday morning them arse opened, in the pro-
ems* of hie Royal Highness Prince Alb it, at
Rooms, King- trim. St. Jame.% an imbibition of tinkles
manufasturod in savers' of the reftrmatnies and refuges of
the United Eimgdom. It was highly gratifylog to • visitor
pude( DOm ball to ball to observe the Dante of localities in
the 'metropolis, formerly as minted with ideas of idlin- a ,
debauchery, and outrage, serving as Roger poets to guide,
the visitors to • view of the led ' 1 labour of
the sober and reclaimed. For instants, in the en•
truce hall wee hang up the nuns of ono of the
vilest haunts Is Illarylsbone— tt Orono-passage "—and
nuderneath it were boys formerly street vagraute employed
in the 'manufacture of door matting, and which material
was masses and firm, equal, indeed, In quality t o soy tut
weld be basest is the ant boss.-furoists.mg establishments
is Linda,. Here 111/11 settee indu.try wonderfally vs-
trosting with the noisy idle crowd of thievish urchins that
seed to congregate, d. Santo( capital:ou, round the entreats,
to the Meryiebans PAW -court ; bat the contrast did
not rut here ; fir clove by was • choice eollcetion of the
moot fragrant ennuis from the Metrop .titan Reformatory
at Brian:us, the perfume of which Wel far from being onus.
unit with oar ri e illectioos of Orotto-panage, bat might he
token u emblematic' of the moral improvement hnortht
about I. the neighbourhood by the prelsew 'ray exertions
of Mr. H. J. Maxwell, end the philaalhropic gentlemen
who hue laboured with him is maintaining ragged and in-
dustrial colteole in the I,eality. In the principal loon, Ito,
were to be sera working at venous trades, many lads, for•
mud, eandidata for the balk.. The skill displayed
by the boys faun the Westminster Refuge is
working • mall hurt-press. wse particaluly worthy
of notes. The articles of tailoring, dtewmakiog.
iced sordwahlory exhibited were all excellent of their
kind, while the °ablest work was, in beauty end
finish, of a character that would not diegraes the apartments
of the most splendid West-end =acetone. The exhibition,
however, was sot confined to articles of hendcraft, but in.
eluded some of the agricultural produce of the Philanthropie
Society's Farm, !Whin, Reigate, nod a messiah:eat dia.
mood brooch, which wee (cued in the e-Ilection plate after
• late untie, at Ms Measles Hour. We may, fa a word,
pronouns, the exhibitioa to be interesting from its Intrinsic
nter:ts as well as from to peculiar eseociations.
A oonversaz'ome is cannexion with the exhibition took
piece last eight at Willies Rooms. under the patronage of
the Earl of Chielserrar, Lord Palmeri. the Archbishop of
Dahlia, gad the Reformatory and Refuge Union, end
under the Immeetilate presidency of the Earl of Shaft's-
bery, who referred with satkfaction to the tit noontime,
of the 'left of Prince Albert in the caste, of the morning to
their Induetrial Ethihition, and distributed the Fund for
Metropolitan Institution", • um of money raised fin the
specific garpou of aubting and enceureging the various
pirouettes and reformatory institutions ot the metropolie.
The distribution was upon the following seal.:—F-r every
inns.* over 16 years of age, 21.; far every other lamas,
11. 10'.; sad for aosommodatlon provided, bat not oven
OW, per Wad. 10..

THE LAND TRANSPORT AND MEDICAL STATE
Coin.—A detarbareet, contistieg of 300 artillery. sad
200 drivers of the Land Transport Corps, and 120 orderlies,
with the requisite camber of subordinate officers, Wong-
ing to the Mediae! Staff Corps, is pieced seder orders for
Immediate Itißberketlos. Their hiteeded deetinatioa
understood:to be Clllll4lB. Teem of the merer•atsebea-
ier sad tradesmen satrap the artificers attached to the
Lead Tyr/aspect Corp is I. be 7.. per dey, sod joureey.
nee. Is. per day, besides rations. The pay of drivers and
orderlies to the )(idled Bt.ff Corps will be the sane es fast I
resolved in the Crimea.

THZ STROH OE RAILWAY PORTERS AND ULM,
AT LITIZIPOOL.—Thio morality a aa..nas WI of kb-
boarowo, plladpally disehartred nilitiassee, wise Lave bees
eayagel by the Nardi Weston. Ratlety Cespeey, pre
seeded le Livorrol, te supply the pleas of these eft* Use
*Week. T►is le the used draft of 11071111011 hem
Lesko, upwards of arty ►itieg preseeded to the sane
plait by the mail Stela lest eight
STROM OF UMBRELLA AND PARASOL &LI
WILILY RAS IX SPITALTIRLDII.—III osseecesece of the
.ester oak loirootte bevies pedalled the seals of prises to
whisk t►e areefesterese et the Worts used Is *everts'
umbrellas sed persoole use *added by ea eresseat **-
tend late beteeee the wasters sad }minimal la 1863,
the letter ban* termed eat. Gad ea early meeting of lb*
trade is te be &led Is esessider the matter.

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 20. 1856.