The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-12 00:00:00

HER MAJDATI'M VISIT TO Almouuterr CAMP
frews2llar). This morning her Majesty and his Royal
Highness the Prince Consort, accompanied by
their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Alice and
Helens and suit,•, left Buckingham Pa/ace, and proceeded
by special tram on the South Western Railway to
lambast, where they were received by Gime&
Knoll" and conducted to the camp at Aldershott. Her
Majesty will review the sth Dragoon Guards, 18th Dragoce
Grids, tad battalion Military Train, 7th ditto, 12th Reil-
rasat loot, let battalion, 2nd battalion, 21st Raglan&
bpi benbabee, and several other regiments. Her Majesty
and suite ere expected to return on Tuesday.

His Excellency the Count Persigny arrived at
ailliertipte Home es Thorley, from Paris.
The Karl and Countess of Lisburne and Lady
Elisabeth Vaughan have arrived at Penton's Hotel, from
Crosgwood, South Wales.

The Earl and Countess Vane have arrived in
tait. His loniship ham taken a residence at Prince's-gate
fee the sewn.

Viscount and Viscountess Castlerosse have ar-
rived at 26, Cbesham•paace, for the mum.

Lard and Lady Aveland entertained at dinner
Met evening, at their mansion in Belgrase.square, the Mar-
quis of Bristol, the Earl of Denbigh and Lady Matilda
Feildinm Lord Hothaan, Lady Rolle and Miss Trefusie the
Hon. Gerald Noel, Bir Thomas and Lady Cochrane, Sir
John Metailfe, Mr. and /Ira Finch sad Miss Finch, Mrs.
Talbot Clifton, Mr. and Mn. Tollentactw, Mr. John Heath-
oon, Mr. Coventry, and Mr. Howard.

The Bishop of Durham and the Misses Longisy
have arrived in Arlingtowetreet for the seaeon.

The opening bill of the first subscription of the
fashionable reunions of Almack's took place on Thursday
last at Willies Rooms, when more than 400 members of the
fashionable world assembled, under the auspices cf the
following ladies patronesses—The Countess of Kinnoull,
the Countess Dowager of Lichfiekl, the Countess of Sefton,
Viscountess Palmerston, and Lady Aveland, each of whom
arrived early with large parties of friends. The new deco-
rations recently completed by Messrs. Willis pee complete
satisfaction, ■col the bull proved a highly successful in-
auguration of the series. The second and third subscription
nights are fixed for the 24th and 314 instant.

The apprnachiug fancy fair and f4e, on the lay-
ing of the foundationMone of the Dramatic College, by
the Prince Consort, having been appointed to take place on
Friday, the 14 of June, Messrs. Jerwood, Same, and
Churchill, the coMmittee appointed to carry out the
arrangements, mach their report on Monday last to the
council. Notwithstanding the shortness of the interval
intervening between the present and the time fixed for this
interesting ceremony, we (En,) have every reason to hope
and believe it will take place with the greatest olar.

It appears from the Gazette of last evening that
Major-Oeneral the lics. Charles Grey hail been appointed
to the command of the 3rd Buffs, and Major-General Sir
J. E. Wilmot Inglis to the command of the 32nd Regiment.
" Nothing," mays the Times, "can be more appropriate than
the appointment of General inzlis to the command of the
nod, the gallant regiment whose last and greatest exploit
sees the defence of Locknow, under the command of its
new colonel ; but the appointment of the Hon. C. Grey to
the gallant Buffs, though equally intelligible, does not seem
equally appropriate. Unless the Array List does the gal-
lant Mime great injustice, he lain never had the advantage
of say more distinguished service than is to he seen is
Hyde Park or Willa/Mr, 113 equerry to the Queen."
The United All England Eleven commence their
campaign en Monday at Sheffield, where they are matched
spinet eighteen of the Hallam Club, and two mufemionals;
and on Thurolay they confront sixteen of the Reigate Club
with Caffyn. and another professional player. The United
team censisia of V. E. Walker, Eq., Carpenter, Grundy,
J. Lillvwhite, Hearne, North-wk. Griffith, Lockyer,
Stulderiteld, Sewell, jun., and Ellis. They have not yet
fluidly settled who are to represent them us the 28th, but
it is generally understood that the All England Eleven on
that occasion will consist of J. Cesar, A. Clarke, Daft,
Tinley, Washer, A. H. Stephenson, Diver, Tarrant, Hay-
ward, Jackson, and G. Parr. It is feared that Wisilen will
we he able to play this season. There will also he a
match at Lord's on Monday, between the Marylebone
flab and Ground and the West Middlesex and Lond.n
Union Rifles; and on Thursday the Household Brigade
meet the Peripetetkv.