The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-29 00:00:00

Vile Calla.

The Queen and Prince Albert, with the Prices of
Prussia, took an airing In an arm barouche and four yester-
day. The Equerries-in-Waiting, Culotte' the Hon. entries
Grey and C.sionel Bouverie, attended on horseback.
Their Royal Hig.-.nesses Prince Alit?: end the Prince of
Prussia, attended by Lord Ephinatone, C don't Bouverie,
Lieutenant-General de Lin..beitn, and Count Chinks de
itz, wen*. yesterday morning td the review at Woolwich.
His R yal High:has Prince Albert presided esterday
afternoon at • meeting of the Commission for Promoting
and Encouraging the Fine Arts in the Rebuilding the Palace
of Westminster. His Royal Ho,ihnets arrived at the New
Palace of Werrninster soon after throe o'claok, attended by
Colorel Bouverie. The commi-sioners present were Vie
count Canning, Lard Colborne, the Right Hon. Sr James
Graham, and Sir Robert H. Inelis. The secretary, Mr.
Eastlake, was in attendance. Toe meeting broke no at half-
paat five o'clock.

A meeting of the Royal Commission for the Exhi-
bition of 1851 met yesterday morning at 11 o'clock in the
new Palace of Westminster, Earl Granville presiding. There
wer: present the Earl of Row, Mr. I'. 13,eley, Mr. Cubits,
Mr. T. F Gibson, Mr. J. Gott, and Mr. Pusey, M.P. Cu!.
Reid (Chairman of the Execettee Committee), Dr. Lyon
Pfayfair, Mr. H. Cole, Mr. C. W. Dilke, and Mr. F. Fader,
were present. The following &legatee had a conference
with the Royal Commissioners—Mr. E Snell, Mr. J. G.
Crete, and Mr. G. Drew, from Wentminster ; Mr. T. Batten,
feom Stoke-upon-Trent; Mr. W. En. w We, from Manchester;
Mr. E Webb, from Worcester; Mr. H. L Pattireoo, from
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Mr. J. Grantham, from Liverpo.:l ;
Mr. H. Meolow, from Stoke-uoon• Trent ; Mr. J. Wnit-
worth, from. Manchester; Mr. J. Gray, 11'3111 the City of
London ; Mr. W. B. Johnstone, from Edinburgh • Mr.
Forbes (Mayor), from Bradford; Mr. W. Lucy (Mayor),
Birmingham; Mr. G. Cottam, from St. Marylebone ; Mr.
T. Palmer ( Mayor), Hull; Mr. F. German (Mayor), Pres-
ton ; Mr. G. Grant Francis (Local C •mmission•r), from
Swansea; Mr. W. Pawson, from Leeds; Mr. IL Leman
(Secretary C0.).1-eom Norwich; Mr. J. Bettridge. jun., from
Curls..; Mr. W. °versed, from Sheffield; Air. t. L.
Rushton (Mayor), from Bolton; Mr. R Sykes (Mayor),
from Stockport; Mr. S. Oldlield, from Huddersfield; Mr.
W. Felkin. from Nottingham; Mr. S. Schwat.e, teem Man-
ehes.er ; Mr. H. Soper, Mr. J. Canty, and Mr. J. Hum-
phreys (EL 8.), from the Tower Hamlets. The Building
Committee of the ltuyal Commission for the Exhibition of
1851 met yesterday in the new Palette of Westmiester.
There were present Mr. Cub:tt, Mr. Barry, Mr. Brunel,
and Mr. Donaldson. Mr. Stafford Nortocote, the Secretary,
attended. Messrs. Digby Wyatt and Owen Jones were
present.

THE
ATTACK UPON HER MAJESTY.

THE PRISONER AT THE HOUSE OF DETENTION.

On the arrival of the prisoner at the House of Detention'
he was handed over to Lieut. Hill, the Governor, under
whose direction he was immediately conducted to ono of
the ordinary cells appropriated fcr the reception of prisoners
committed on remand, and on kis bring placed thersin he
was at once recognised as hung an etheer of a regiment
of Hassan (the 10;h) which was quartered in Dublin in
1842. Shortly after he had been placed in his cell, he in-
quired of the officer in charge of tae suite of cells in which
that was situate what he could have to eat, remarking
more than one, that he was in good circumatancrs, had
plenty of money, and could pay for whatever he had.
He was informed that under the regulations of the
prison he could provide his own food at his
own cost if he thought proper to do so in preference to re-
ceiving the prison diet. Ile said that as he had the option
he would see what the prison allowance was ; and when the
quau•um of food allowed to an adult prisoner was set before
him he appeared quits content, sad ate nearly the whole
of it. In the course of the ordinary visit of Mr. Wakefield,
the surgeon to the prison and to the House of Correction,
Cold Belh-fi,lds, the prisoner uhrlerwent an examination by
him, and the conclusion arrived at by that gentleman was
that there was not the least ground for supposing that he
was not pi fleetly sane. The prisoner appeared to treat
his grave position with cool inditfereoce, and seemed quite
contented in his solitary cell, and throughout the day 11-
premed no wish to see anyone.