The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-06 00:00:00

IMATEUE THWEICAIA AT THE GALLERY

OF ILLUSTRATION.

VISIT OF HER MAJESTY.

When it wu determined by the committee for
the herald hod" that a ropreetatatice of Mr. Wilkie
Callke's Jr,one the Awes Deep, should be glow at the
Gallery of Mirka fns, by the sr Ladies end role-
sea who perbnaed it ease encothe since at Tera-
ina Hoar, the naidenee of lb. Chutes Skim,
that gentlemer wrote to Wool Phipps, respotke that
her Miresty would bosom the parkemar "IS bra
pomace. Coker Phipps replied that her Ilersty
he/ is-
nooted that she could mot comply with the regard. as the
perky:roes wee foe a chokers object, said her big se
might had to a proceding involviag mash reswessinhee.
It use anggeded, brewer, that her Ilakety wadi le gra-
dory prowl If the serneare would play Woe kr at
the Prow. Mr. Dial= replied that the rake ad par
am emanating the (mak= theatrical cope were ad par
lormak, rod coiseqvaally could sot rimer lath/noway
-111116 la the memos of royal', but eared, it It lambi be
avert& to bar Ibeaty, to give a private represatatko of
this sale piss et the Gallery of Illustration. Mar Majesty
most greciosely rioted, sad Saturday evening use
appoiabei, whoa a pollwoolo of the Neer Dap was
glom by the Noe sortans, with two exceptions, wir took
part la it at Tackiest New.

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Mb, royal aweided el larr Ve Prima Caw
red, Iltelaidi et lbe dr Ittwarsa
Noyel. tlio 'MUS elf the ?dams
AL% Priam Id Wail% the Cowie lbrlns, Prime
laded* Allis, eral Priare et Ilehmelles
irdiess. 15 ftia tlit tarlatan Adieus rod 68-
=2
ter twenty ladles rad
Her *kWh:
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arrived et wise ed.* wae"rillelbed IV Bit her*
Mr. Marika, sad Mr. °ream. The is to dr dairy
awl tie sadreare were tratefelly decorated wish map of

ii-e—eaceptions andel to above were Mr. eltinay ameba
kr Mr. Haworth, Is the oberealsr of Balk, ass d Ike war
of the Reiman ; and Mtu Francis far Mrs. MM, dr leer

Tlt-e-iitTo-ja wee followed by the forced Tore i Cloth fa die
Norway. the parte big salteissol by Mr. Cherie, Dickens'
awl Mr. Mark Lents.
The royal prty did mot here the Gallery until after twelve
o'clock.

- Os SsPoky sett, the performance of the NOZIIII Doe's, as
nesstoced mess the " Jerrold Cosususurations," will take
pines et the Gam of Illustreties.

This morning her Majesty, accompanied by the
Priam Common, the Prisms Royal, and hr Royal Ilighasea
Prime Frederick WOWS of Prussia, rode sot en !me-
in& is Hyde-park, atteaded by Major-General the Hon. C.
Prey, Hon. Eleanor Stanley, and Bares de Moltke, end
rennwel to Eackleabani Palace at kelt-past eleven.
The Queen will hold a Chapter of the Garter at
Dadawilims Palm this day at three o'clock, when Earl
Onrodllo will twelve the veceat Abbe.. He Mejtaty will
eabeerptsatly preside at an Invellitaue of the MALI, whom
Lord Khunird will be tatested.

Hie Serene High's's§ the Prizes of Hohenzollern-
has &Mind at Maartea.Hatal, and &Dad with
bee INWally ow Saturday. _ .

TheToirkish Ambanador's second ball, announced
to tau place se Monday, the 134 h ism., is postpostod to
?silky, the 17th behest

Liciy Hallaiad's looming party, an Wednesday
sash la pat or at Kenai of the death at the Diadem of
Holked.

Baron sad Baroness Gaston D'llantessres bays
snivel at Albet-pte Howe, en a vielt to hie Excellency
the Malmrsaice of Frame end the Cowden Pendgny, trots
Path.

The Hon. Charles Sumner has arrived at Mau-
rip,' Msg.
_ .

The Coldstream Guards members of the Nulli-
asenattes CM dined together at ea elegant banquet at the
Leedom Tavern, ea Saturday. Tits Hc. Colonel G. Upton
ocrannal the chide, and wee supported by Field-Marshal the
Bari el litzelforL Led Frederick Psoist, Lord Hotline, Sir
W. Goma, Mr Al imader Woodiud, MsjorGaurd Sir H.
&attack, Cohost Itserton, Lienterent-Colonsi Byag, to
The Earl and Coastal@ of Derby gave a grand
entaradmint es Sattaday madam' at their tosnsha
hamMewassen, ts his Royal Highness the Duke at Cara.
bridge. TM idlowleg were invited to ow him royal high.
mss:-1M Dakeend Deehew et Maerhester sad the Cr—..or
(Ulm, the Marquis and Merehicaset at Stain d, the Uri
Cowper, the Rut sad Counter Craven and Lady Illiaaboth
Vlsaist Vallstert, mad Lord sad Lady Arthur
Hay. Colonel the Hon. Jars Macdonald use in waiting on
his royal Weser. Liter tho banqnst the countess had aa
reanbly, which wee Innoured by the stloadanos et the
Deans d Cssabridge sad the Primers Mary.
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His Excellency the Brazilian Minister and Ma-
dame de Cerullo Morass entertained • aka party to
dinner, an Reardsy eassinCet the residence at the leguas,
in Csaadish-nnese. The mane prawn ewe hle Excel-
limey the Twine Aabeateler ed !!deers liateron his
Excellency the Netherlende Mirdeter, hie lacellessy the
Sean Malatifr, ht. Exatikacy the Chilies Mahar at Perin
Maisel shoes; the Spenish Chore d'Altires and Ilsoleass
de Cams; the Clare d'Allehos of Portagal, the Ugh=
Camilla of Legation ad Madras Salem, Els E. Cat,
Mr. sal Xis. Eseneand, lady Gahm, sad Berea asid
Beam, de Rothsoli6d.

Prime Shwa de Warenzeff and the Printer
mei et Wareasce lave strived fa Pal. The Prime is
dr Ns of Pidd•Yaehd Weraaadr. she did tweedy, sad
the Printer in the east of tin Camden de Marg. The
Warmed. ere are et the highest sad ride* amain la
Beede.

LATESTT INTELLIGENCE.
MB REVOLIiTIONANY MOVEMENT IN
ITALY.

PION 017 i OWN

NAPLES, Joss 00.

Laratimit tragraidds dispatcher have arrived
from Gnetn. A short time before midnight of the
MN It the preen* mos beaten in the Arsenal, and
post activity wee manifested. Orders were given
Imlt sloteix motels el war on the moment. Two
Lava Monday morning for Baiol to take in powder
and balls; two left on the following afternoon, and
two others were to leave this morning for the same
destination, and with the same object. Great alarm
and anxiety exist amongst those connected with the
military, as the precise object of this activity is un-
known, but the idea is that a revolution has broken
out in Calabria and Sicily.

The Paris journals publish the following despatch :
"NAPLES, JUNI 3.
" The insurrection is now completely put down at
all points.
"Two engagements have taken place on the fron-
tier of Calabria, between the insurgents and the
royal troops. In the first, it is said, the insurgents
had a hundred men killed, and in the second thirty.
"The Neapolitan steam-frigates Amalie, Roberto
Ruggiero, and Vesuvio have received orders to con-
tinue cruising off the coast."

A letter from Genoa, of the 3rd inst., informs us
that the movement at Leghorn was more serious than
was at first believed. On tho night of the 30th of
Jane several armed men attacked the principal
pout-home of the town but were repulsed. Another
Reny attacked a second guard-house, but were like-
wise unsucesedal At the minis time several iso-
lated earabiniers were stabbed. The disturbance

rsooeninenoed on the following morning, and con-
tinued daring the day. When the steam-packet
Giorgio sailed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the
let of July the firing of musketry. was still
heard. The gates were closed, the inhabitants
were in consternation, and the shops were shut.
The insurgents who were taken prisoners were in-
stantly shot in the streets. A detachment of troops
et the line, who were stationed on the square,
having received some shots from the windows of a
house, took ion of the house, in which they
found ten' 'viduals,threeof whom were bayonette
and the other seven shot. An artillery officer, who
was attacked in the streets, having captured one of
his mallards, handed him over to the soldiers, and
he was shot on the spot. The number of insurgents
arrested at Genoa is 50. There are likewise 3,000
muskets mind. _ . __ . _ _ . .

-7tTeTter fru; Turin of July 1 affirms that Mamini
is in Piedmont. _ _ .

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boot ontolod art Idiom thy ems hats: dor It im-
portaat to loow wtoiltor tito isro ot thooo sod sots were
mare or gaderre.
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to swim is dead, Suit he bared that mead dig perms
greeted RIM SIMS Rama boa rim praiser it Italy,
gad mare Clarar
The agarerlig• Ara tinabarl.

The writer of the letter from Turin, of the Ist
lost., above quoted, says," At the moment of closing
I bear a talk of a rising in Leghorn and of a move-
ment in Romagna and Calabria. There is also a ru-
mour of • military molt in Naples. Some insur-
gents have, it is said, landed in Sicily."
A traveller, who left Naples on June 90, reports
that troops were then being sent into Calabria.