The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-12 00:00:00

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ROYAL PAVILION, ALDERS/lOW CAMP.
WIDNISDAT, Aram,ll.
The Queen's dinner party yesterday included
the Prewar. Alice, Prince Allred, Priam /wining°lt.
Priam Edward of Naze Weimar, and Lieut.-General
Rao/lye

This morning at 11 o'clock her Majesty left the Pavilion
a• sonelerk, and proceeded to review the division at Al-
&nem. The Prince Consort, Prime= Alice, and Prince
Alfred, rods with the gimes, and Prince Arthur and Prin-
ce. Lei:Corn followed in an open carriage.
In attendance were the Marchioness of Hy, the Hon.
Flora Mudge&ld, the Equerries in Waiting o the Queer
and Prince, Major Uphinstooe, Major Cowell, and Maier-
Gaseral Forster, Deputy Adjutant-Cleneml, end Caicos& the
Hun. A. Gordon, Deputy Quartermaster °triers'.
Depietstioes were mot yesterday from the Colonial office,
to tie Governors of Australia, Mauritius, Ceylon, Gibraltar,
and Malta.

Coral. Attaiusoassms.—We are authorised to
Mate that her Majesty will give • juvenile ball at Buck-
ingham Palace, oa Tuesday, May 1 ; • concert, on Friday,
May 4; and a state ball, on Wednesday, May 9. Another
meson and a state ball will be given in Jana

His Excellency the Ambeeeedor of France aatl
the Comte. de Peesigny left Albert.vde House yesterdsy
for Paris.

His Excellency the Belgian Minister and Madame
Van de Weyer cane to town today from New Lodge,
Windsor Forest

Excellency the Brazilian Minister, Madame
de Camila, Monica, and family have left Cavendish .square
fee Paris. Darin his excellency's absence the Chevalier
A. d'Andrada will act as Chargé d'Affaires.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond are receiving
a asixwasion of visitor. at Goodwood.

The Earl and COULARMIS of Hardwicke and family
will retorts to town as Monday from Wimple Hall, for
the room

♦ioount and Viscountess Barrington are ex-
pected in town early next week from Beckett House,
Berke.

Viscount Gage has returned to Whitehall from
s fishing excursion in Scotl►nd.

Lord Ermait Bruce arrived at the Pavilion Hotel,
I,lk,dono, on Tuesday, and left the following day for
Pari..

Lord and Lady Southampton arrived at the
Pavilion Hotel, Folksstosio, on Tuesday.

Count Jauoourt Lan loft town for Pariou

The Count de Flandre weut to Wend on Tues-
day eveniug to meet the Prins of Wales, and aocosapesied
him a, Etruamela Hu myal highnem was expected to lake
for Coburg on the following day.

The Hight Hon. Sir-W:0. and Lady Hayter are
expected in town in a few days from Brighton.
The marriage was celebrated yesterday, at the
ehurch of the Holy Trinity, filoane-strest, by the Bishop of
Winchester, of the eldest daughter of the Bishop of Car-
lisle, to the Her. Edward Cheese, domestic chaplain to the
bishop.

On Tuenday night a lecture in connexion with
the Olsegow Atheneum was delivered in the City Hall,
►y the Earl of Airlie, on the " Life of George Stephenson."
There was a numerous though riot crowded assemblage, the
audience being partly columned of the working and middle
climes, while the reserved arts were occupied by several
ladies and gentlemen.

We regret to announce the death of Mr. W.
Sloane Stanley, who died yesterday morning at Peahens,
the family seat, near Romney. if,. Stanley was for many
yam wall know. as a zealous supporter of the turf and
ear Add sport*. He monied, in 1804, Lady Gertrude
Howanl, daughter of Frederick, fifth Earl of Carlisle,
by Lady Margaree,Levesen Gower, second daughter of Gran-
ville, Ent Marquis el Stained. Several families of rank are
placed In mourning by the mournful event.
PRIPARATIONN FOR THE PRINCE or WALE/ fit
CLIADA.—TeroIriN have been received and accepted far the
erection of a building, us which is to be held a grand pro-
visaed exhibition at the period of the Prince's "bit. It is
intended to be a permanent structure of gleam and iron, and ,
in to l,e ereited under the auspices of the of Arta and
Agriculture, and to be devoted hereafter to the furtherance
and en.ouramment of the .pecial object, it has in charge.
The nt, I underwent, intend making a grant od
311, dab. in aid of the present exhibition, which n in-
tended should he on such • scale as to impress favourably
our intended visitors, and enable them to take away with
them awe correct notions as to our resources and the ad-
vances we have toads in those arta end sciences which have
been the foundation of the unequalled greatness of our
nun.ing mother. Preparatioes are afoot in various other
parts ..f the province for the great event of the year, the
Prince's visit, and the inangendion of the great marvel of
modern miewe and skill that now bean his honoured
mother's name. The Mau. of visitor. expected here at the
time will "he a caution," as our neighbours across the
honk,. have it., and they, being "sight loving folk,' MR
ars to he " tbar " in numbers to me • real live Prises.
Such an occasion may not again occur for • generation.—
Canadian Nem.