The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-18 00:00:00

EWSPAII. ft g-xpreqiisl4, z44e 6SaUdX:i No. 2,989.] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-EASTER , 110LIDATS.—RETCR3 Immed TIIMISDAY, iAr Mth M. . zu...1 I •lay.• heuralluhlr up to and luelvallef MON 1•41 V. the orn the mai lable and Izeter sod rumtb Derma 111.1111. , . return tsol.o.ir: t mailable ro l trim.. Oh Good FM.My tee tram. • 11l run a• • n tap, with the a.1.1111..n of the 30 a.m. do•rm shy mail from PulMort.. seol the 10 am 01 .lay otiatl from Brlalmi. Oil 0111 run* , week aya, 00'34 the i•ran. trams between ilesimherid an I IV, mhe. Itesatne nal flealruNtoke. teteeee call. lestsla. IMO.. Yul V 1 .E.s.uptcr. likiwelter and Hereford, owl otter ds a. ugh Wal,. Line. OAL HPAR TM ENT.—By Screw cod Railway. sal Co. Ilighbory and Klneslabd Dern. —Hatton'. .brect from tho Caber, to the Pob-ar Pocket 11 the s AMR •. • Mona. 11, leo. abd Nurthlomberlanct • or the Ma:chicane resit • nano& debnernt. leoftialttll..STe"md• th is pet l a to ktbin T i Llja a. d vo . ja=bete. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS Ja i Englahl are to be cheesed of PHILLIPS wad COMPANY. I Merchant.... K INU V/ ILLIAWSTRELT. CITY. LONDON. STItoN 0 COS litrt T 6.13-1 e 1., 9. It AI., 1., 3... 3.. 30. • reanol Price , tweet le yoblihed every math, ehaalphi all tbe adhatores el the LAM= ILuketo. ha a hat free by post ca ep vlkatioe. al OARS he ropplhalat market prim TEAS sod COVISKS to the rape of 40.. or upwards hat arrieSo tree loam railway eta*u oe market tows ha EaMohl. KINAHANII LL WHISKY.—This celebrated el/ Irl.ll Whally I. Man recommends/ r dm mad en& dna se/ obeeerseic Wirtt. eilba for Mb*/ Mr. ift, r om i 7r .. .ril) ur:.,er7 muld ltatlq=l:iszkelloyeadtfrcc a. 161 ;dem sserits (MI trtLaiutil fa mid WOK b. ei al e : the recite-WA. rte./ Is t he sof lb moosann meat. m West& Scam of UMW Item XPIAIII./. tt./,saml PYTSH. L Griot morisserieg. Bas inful. ItESSINO-CASES, Work-Bozo% W D an 1 thapaseb-Bean of entry Jaerriptias. par giti ata l p . ihas usa r_aller wroti. heteee : ram. , at . JO A.A HN oten ,r tmataaasam im i mitee6 Hatiorary, at Ilastebetwar's prima HY We mriAaraniad QWII rin.. the embark", at which hoe eleastwed tb==f nieht an.l the naosittent Ukiah beam. at la JOHN DIM, I.J. Nerd. Lynam OOHING-GLASSES, of tbe r m w sbeisest n ee drovfoloo. comblaull with 11(410111, 1 4 f0.4 yiv, Word * , t. tuella saloallue to :=lveSod amass Ifs Om wilester lOC= 11114“aled mothe of lione• mewl E z Eo grlof soy olof mos from w k a eldl. look 2 lie=iirara.,ll=2.l=.ll=bal. UARRETS SPECTACLES. the drama sad bort of irr&lorrios osorGosco for 11:01* Ins . Mos morn Mooed ono ye soletroub. MMUS' PIMP ' 0 loronio el deer eyes two ails. Its= to 011. Milirarall. Orli& to lio Uril llll a XiIMMO 011101, Lasko. Omitioa—Dimair egridli si t S &Mk ma. rei oorrtorerbo. °BRING'S WATERPROOFS sms tbs DNt aiv vilaind maikaa isa dai soh la Mrq Cat a k d : a t iM :g boas oeseirda M Y ma I. sad ~ isaef as barna boa. ad naiads a* a ralia l Tase lig asTVla ". 4eiriv aa• tam meow Oa im av e / .. via ame id I. a cowl's. a& T i es biz 13YDENRAIII TROUSERS sad Kassa. MIMI& Siviltssa,-11m, Madam seas repelmlim The belt molulalk 11144rIair= low pia .1 fl. . M. bp* en *dr NNW LANZ r=il i ZTA 10/10/11. &NMI le re the . tow piss OW asap sig i ta i rertro 10. as. So. apseas ARK TOUR LINEN.—Ths Pea sepont4ol. Sawa ossy e r4.l.4 tea maid d mats lam sati U. sans to leeks at wilds( iss so , a a wane walla. a lb smata ea, a all Ilis rm. BILIMILOSI LS If PL Lay paws as an jos aass—hala i o n ; smas Aft. IL ; alb as*. OIL esa Pa tall moat *I ateet.),** pealed direetlia, bras OMAR Ilid ISM T. CULLITON. I, Lassaaw OBS 41111 C. has IR Maki ornit t N : COCHE PATENT VULCANISED INDIA AVM= TUBING. 110411-PIPES, VIESHISIE. VALVES, mad rad Sir &Wirt:WAND= swim Is slab sod four for wNb of of Watson. DI VINO CREMES of wafer -- rad Memel 'Wombed Ishtar SUPPLY PIPES for &Us. sollo lIILLIAIa irsRD CUSHIONS sad lubber SU*, sib Is we ssities.far Is VULCANISED NUIDZI DOOLIPIIXOI; rY rand rabbet ser.all der INVALID sad °Our CUSHIONS sods up ssAlsrs le grim AY ssomuslessiers peseassEr stirsdid Sr. SY 141011101 lars r:=SsIT. JAL LYNN BASCOM 011911.114issee. LOCOMS PULMONIC WAFERS give lestri relief .d s rapid ears et A.l.hms Cerk, sod si olle• et the Ives d lied& T. doom sod P• linabWleff W ilMefor Pres la daseles u r mirrawat sad mtti. pet boa volea Wis. .—= W di EWADERS et the CHEST sad LUNGS.— Isaaas Mon elbeialerelsrared by mid mad am esaree, maim • areraillog aurae et maim and are tear witilarsa. la= Primo lorir Pereleil urea •as be beaeleal la wee el arab eelbra. ead ell Ar t tse . iW Pl el lir *rime bay. asma NW, p i" t l it i leam M a" I• l 7M . CiursitAti e l l e J ai = Tares ta Kyles*. I ra bears. el mad la ed. beaker be. bd ark . Nabla am* area as rise limn ow I LAMM—ROWLANDS' XALTDOR. ea Odomlel lobate) kg homely Ind It and Obit Imperlo te Ike asst. sei n r e alms el dr Made amml itus. mar Isiger.abk arl refrailis ~ln lave ~MN arbecam a ikeembaut 11= di rrk•In IdL EicaIA. C MIAJID red NO;IIIa ral lal=load Y ! ! i . :and and portiesee. 17111111113 MAR. PrOteted by Regal Letters Palma at awl by s 7de Iftsy. wade lb" as 44 of Ara en Nan Om • ar pre& NAGA Us =p. jler . Mtllb Is WI MOM a r e rr Ma IMO Off Ma. rid al ammilog t lb Os W LON Is his mahout their re boy la rise lb. at her ma is sr Mr lea. • ...dm Ta b .a." ...brivnrm • i__Trz.-4 M e l. „..... lbentskat i f=rite ; essommy 114 LLOYI WIDIKLY LONDON NEWS, by DOI:MLA." Ji!MOLD. ati24oll MILT CIRCULATION—spooIs et MOW • 01111 A COLE CT for •DVERTIMIIIIL II *MY= SIXTY mea, boloalls• TIDY LATIDT INTLLLIGENCIL primp Tworui ca. se meow Nab" ot Ms Pm Lamle dived hem LLOYD. Iliblioireiscr• IA lam gli . SE DAILY W NEWS es : LONDON MORNING, at w4m IL. diroml IL Lamelyd M Llimni.l4•l444ar Ammosd . the silvesies d Me iiimmem• aid ors. I Rs num aod yahm of by glemal mor•-* No sayamy It IN brytereete, *A la teem)* owabatils wed ammerdsl bfarmslar mslalorl is ihe elm. railway. awl mameary arilds•-116 MPS, M V& CORRESPONDS/ill AT Till PRAT 01 WAR 1011101 1111111 IS RCLIAIIIA AND IMPARTIAL. AS isdrbelt many yew* of **may a te• *Mr 94a• Is owygilai SI X* ovircrierlsad Ma, rad It &mufti I ONLY DAILY Mlllllll IMPORT, 011111141 et gnus Pt ISOLUDIIII ALL 01711111Y1 ADYIIIIIIIIIIIII% =a UN IMMO 11 1 4 •C**. ••11.41msli rs4P• * awns am dad oft of M INlmmlbas.lNlft wai tirtllt • 4=l/s b nal paid= r 4 T• b et way Inimilor et 1•11•ISISIm :a II ars cask 11110010, NAL If ba la abell•ln lb• mr by ••••64 FirNl** plum Rs WI. ca seySesi teal& IN 411 . 1 . 9 4114 Me moat 1 .4 =PIO 14.•4 law ii. pa ~gr. pad Mina* by 11/444.0111bakte. pAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 cu, spimA p.m...as I. 101 , Vlik_ ; Mppliel til ieWl. Or 001•1/7. .6 IA i ge •W i l a. Z e ni. " 7li. 9 l'24Lief ."7 :43= a ' bi kr. WAS' TtAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUR .I.ir TRY by ICTININO POST. WI lb. It pa .1 mama I. ad. =Zeal ..„„„,!. W. UM, KLAILT NEWS LENT TO READ, is Loggias, ■I n+. we eunir.-8111T by MORNING MA=ztt. ING 110.. na. M. per Gy.—M. ADAM. t. 1 I Aiwa. 1/2 A I YSWATER.--DAILT NEWS LENT TO 2111): sea MAO teed =4 1 :4 6 11.7.11a1 i g1. Oreverra:e li M *. Anal T HE EXPRESS.—Th. PUBLIC end the TRADE SUPPLIED every aftersaes at tal=r in e i ZlZAZ. PTINUISYOII. Nom Asset. *nu, u MIL 111H11 CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.— Tar. The Lord VIVOIint Raneingtv. lion. Colonel Low lbw M.P.ight on. K. Christopher N. Hamilton, M.P., and J. C. cobi.ky 6‘1,. non. The FOURTEENTH QrARTERLY MEETING wan be held at Exeter Ilan, on TIItIiSDAY, March IT, at 3 ogioek, Viscount RANELAOII in the chair. when ONE HUNDRED MOOTS of CHOICE will be DEAN N. and Fifty wlded by Seniority. Shareitaken up to the time of the Drawing sill le ii.cluded in the advantaged thereof. and shares drawn may have the right of choke on the following valu able Mates, to he allotted on Thursday. Apnl 3.1. OIL 1. Malden, South Ewes. t St. CatherinoP limo Lincoln, North Llncoloshire. 3. Round 11111 Park Edate 'bird portion!, livighton. liaM Swam. 4 lir matey HUI Park boate inwervid haM. Pureithill, Wadi Kent. Tor preapecumm, shares. plans of aloha, ac., app ly to Cll.l ItLES LEIV Id GEC 'IdET, Sceretnty. 33, Norfolk-4m* Strand. London. MISS P. HORTON'S (Mrs. T. GlTllia Reed) NEW and POPULAR ENTERTAINMIRIL menbling ad Magical and Characterlotic introgyrdag • eirrl arrnMng and Is eases eases from rent WIN web Neat a and IWba wags, EV Lai' EVEN IRO iescal• paled, at the Royal Gallery of Ilhotratla• Ig i r l icfsgd,eer . mewing at right clock. and tertninnting • "mem pig Inb of admirelon, b. arra la. ; Malik mei* MIN le wren al • Gallery during be day. • Morning Perftemmeee biewriber three o'clock. Na performarear on liaturday lbealage. 1 IXTENBIONB and IMPROVEMENTS. —Dr. NAUN reaped:WO biome the Medical Protenko and the Punt* thAt, In order to .ROM time tor redecoration§ and tor the Intro duction of many new °Marta of Ugh InterOta hi. UUNICUX oil' be CLOSED daring the mama week, mad RgOPKN on MONDAY Malt, Mardi 91.—N0. 4, Corentry•mirmet. lAtestortroors. GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTB.—A pile. ICIMO boobies of AIITUWETIC log 111001-ISSPIN 0 by ILISTJITST laylog become onsolal resilitys, Padlibbo for Noulmtko by ISt Cleo Minim Cosombillegn. 00 fib{ SaldrPl.- Mama Soils. may mobs slleSos STUMM IN SUCTION tram as SyseesSoi a ray yews mass 4 la b Oemosimi Met. Oisibmob Illisilry la Se alms Nasirmases Said preview to *dr y....= Awls by Ws, le Xr. Inurs.Nl. Oitoyd- WINO. CHEAP BOOKS.—Saosd-band Copies of Mr. 'Nada). Bodied. Vol.. lIL sod IV.—eparg 11•10611 iiisaire—lifeetward 110 ! mei many othw Worts at lir ha Ind Pri• sera Season an Dow ON SALE. at Moak% Israel Ida LW at NINO for Itareb may be obsalaoll an opplailea. CIAILXB EDWARD MUDS& SW, New OiferOWWW, Lewirse tW 1 4 . Cr or. Onot. filsocbrarat. LITERATURE. TM Busk Boy. By Capt. MAYBE Ryan. Bogue. Captain Reid is • worthy successor to the late Captain Marryatt in the task ot writing stories for boy& "The Bog Hunters," "The Young Voyageurs," are admirable specimens of literature for the young. They cherish the spirit of adventure which, however latest it may be, is always present in the mind of the youth who is destined to grow up into a distinguished man. They inculcate all those virtues which go to the formation of the manly character. They give, incidentally, an immense mass of infor mation on subjects of which it is difficult to know mete without practice or study. These are no small emits. A mere romance may turn an adventurous bey into • dreamer. A treatise on science he very actually eschew& if we can cultivate his mind at the same time that we elevate his imagination and add determination to his will, we shall have achieved an important point in his education. Captain Mayne Raid's works are all directed to this end; and the :cilawith which they are perused by the gesseration bears witness to the 'Saliency labours. The " Bush-Boys" ins,per haps, not quite so successful as the " Boy Hunters." It is a little too didactic, and the intent to instruct is brought out rather too distinctly. It is too evident that the incidents of the envy are so many pegs on which certain facts in enteral history are to be bung. Nevertheless, the ilicidents are interesting and startling, and the information is rich and eerie& The Bush-Boys are the children of Hendrick von Bloom, a Dinah boor. He has fought against the British government, and is now living as • noosed, farmer on the frontier of the colony. His re has been codissated, and misfortunes of othee= have redused him to a condition almost bordering on destitution. The opening of the story introduces us to him jest se be is approaching to the culminating point ot his misery. He is looking forward to the ocaning strops as • means of providing for himself and family, when a light of locusts brings them within verge of starvation. Ia ins *ea live siesta from the time they had takes edam they was ever the kraal, sad wen drooping is teas af Cowards spas the townsman Gelds. Row see their 0.4, sad pads their dearest, sad to the eyes of thew WM& Oaf pflosated the appeareaes eta shown et black Now, flibi la lugs feathery lakes. Ia • few raosteste the pawl Sao oestphdely severed, said every stalk of mak% my pious sad bash, serried in hundreds. Os the mist Oslo tea, se fuse eye essl4l see the pasture wee elaistad AM/ I sad as the put diOt had sew pessed ta asseouni the helm, the saa's Mk was semis hidden by dies as Why eseelipse. They eminag le aim Is a Mad a seasitse, the beads ill therms osesteselytylag to the feat, sad tbes halg to fad, ma Is tars these were headed by ethers that had samosa OWN them fa a similar amber. Ur seise massed by their wisp wee set tbe Inet welses shoseeesees, sad reeesibled saesedy brews playisi the Isms et the Isrestoe lie smsd of s water. Rs two laws this puma seatimsd. Dude, mist sf *M em Vas Mem ad We ..* bed "embed Melds Me Mae, with used dun MI ~DIPIL TlMltte did to 1 suit the mpleolest slower as lite stestsses liifibed by the beim% Mrs strike the 'beak se palled as to ems a Masi eV lisreuer. lbw Mil seSNM Medles spes uswite Iserlohn, esl smiles dim mho their • trbieb tasty nut base they mud dust esidde, Wien Us yawed ma euseed. limy of the Weds eves shed ii= ail tbrzb tke &We of tie der sad sod enured es vegetable substsate width berretta% to be abut Me dm. At the ea of tire Mum Veit thus leaked heti. The Milked el Ms Ws bad peed. Thiess sissesids WNW ; but mot whet wee M eWiq t 1M kws ides pees delis was liseery gram lie. Anima besse. es szaj aik eit ese seta a. sest i lk n ots fo r k gr i d, the rpm a seejt e d o e: l l/ be sees—oves the very barb wee stripped tree the Wen, tbst sew used se If withered by the bud et Gs& Bed Are swept the subs% it amid set bus loft it moms asked sad 4seekte. Thud me se poles, tbere were as Adis of miss er beurbeet, Ikeee mom lesser a fermills Nasal stud is the WAS el a desert. Oft stesket depart the mastless of the lield.woust at that smell. The pea seams dessethe his palatal Bea a am* la two have. He weld mares malt mammas odd SOWN believe la its reality. He km that the IMO weal ell up hie oats% sad his wheat, sad the repetellat NW, pease ; bat his Imp had Miss far Wiest of As mime dmielks that had earaelli ham prodased. The isle& lamdrop was wieasavellimi*--yros me out of w gersaira—tows. whose debate fallow had played is the sat Imo but two Ant loose all aimed leaf. loft NOW * wane than wirfise. Tito wry mood seemodallwal sieve. He would wit haw haws it as bit atia hem Met rortslaty bed the wiser hots abseat duo* Ide period of the breaabllisht, sad approached with. est say iafeewaties of stet hod lass= amid set hare resegaiied the plops sf Ida was This is net all. Wild besets decreer his ores— poiseeoes dies sting his Wen to death. He is re duped to live epos what the rifles of himself aid suss an procure this. At this point hie fortune maids. He had migrated to a spot frequested by elephants. He there tames quaggas, and, moonted tie them, chases the elephant for the sake of the ivor7. He is suctnesfal Dryad his expeetatiess, end MU, some Jean is enabled to take bask his children to civilised life, end bring them ep is the station for which they' . had bees intended before hie lose of fortune. The various adveutures which befall the heaters ere mode the vehicle of coannoaiesting Infermation coos esruing the habits of the sauna at the Clamp as hiteresting as that 'retained is a lecture by Gram Gemming. THI Oaz WaRTICILIC OP CANADA RAILWAY.— • very seeable* et the trails width who aa audlet the rata to sad thrmgb Cassels by the thesis Warders say be famed from the fast that at the rthaerelline there are 206,000 toss of goy la lying at Detroit ilar=tt that railway. flees bath, is • greed mum" Naas the tee os the Menne rivet .Messed fibs seelheiles. as *lst the transit bas bon leteteepted. This pile of goods would 51125,000 eve, awl as auk Ude ie set emnpseed rf mono than 20 oath on as • U that it will take 1.600 , rains ty Dampen the Bat there ass telly four gook %raise pi day oasis use hes Wrseeet ; me at that rate it will take SI we*, te deer a I OM emeaslatios, eantosiag skit so floto.o sums. an Erie tet4—Lesedie (Camas Wad) nee Prem. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1856. ROYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND. Last evening the friends sod subscribers of this institution celebrated its eleventh aneivereary at the London Tavern by the customary briquet. Lord Tao• TIBILDIN presided. Viscount Rausham, Mall% Charles Dicker, Mark Limo's, H. C. Ibbetios, B. Webster, Wigan,— Creswick, B. T. Smith, Bell, C. Flodgate, W. H. Wilk, C. Mushy, and T. P. Cooke. Dr. Roberts, R.A.. Dr. Forbes Winslow, and Dr. Hastings, were amocget the guests at the principal table, and in the body of the loom care some 250 members of the theatrical profession, dra matic writer, and peters of the drama. The liColllllofill of the feast brought into requisition all the appliances of Messrs. Bathe's establishment, and those appliances were n male successfully directed. Mr. Lovell Phillips directed the musics/ ansegemests, which added materially to the enjiyment of the evening, sad ereprird the aril talents of Lucy Brett, Miss Poole, Mir Rebecca Irate, Miss Heywood, the MOO Miscall, Madame Caradori, Mr. Farquharsoe, Mr. Barsky, Mr. flhoebridge, Mr. T. Williams, Mr. G. Geese, Mr Donald King, Mr. Howe, Mr. Beale, and Mr. Ransford ; and the Lestrussearl performances of Richardem on the gate end Mester C. Imre es the violin. le prgaosieg "The Quip," MI noble shelties* took °e eriee to sibs to het Majesty's liberal yatranalie el the drama, not ealy at the ■etio.al theatres, bat at het royal resides/se et Windsor. The other loyal and cosatitralosel toasts bevies bees gives, The CNAZIOLAN, in preplan' the trust of the evening— " Prosperity to the Royal Genera Theatrical Pend," said —Up to &cartels period, he 'slaved, there could be no dosht that the English drams had advanced as the people pro- I greased in civilisation. In the days of Elisabeth it nighties I said to have bees at is sesitb. Thee cuss the gloomy time of the Commonwealth—tbe reign of hypocrisy, wham the professors of this noble art were maligned, insulted, sad per secuted, sad when laws wtr• made against plasm more Magnesia' te them wile lamed dies than to those against whom they were &rooted. In the preeent = % they ems times beard sense smart folk, woo themselves cleat, prate sad abater on what they the agesemmes of the drama of those days. He &wags @smeared these ultra-pariess—.• That is all very flee, my des Mims; but in what you may, you only show your grooms* ; for it ryas' bow little knowledge you base of the Weeny of your forefather,. U anybody is to blame it is pest sweaters, sad not the stage, for the art of the maths, and the player, true to its truelles, sorely dalliers the masses of the ege, and the dispel*. U asy,ettakes to those who were guilt y of that Ilessithissavos. dais* merely repreeentlee, es •io • narrer,the pawing isms eel language of the day." Tts•Lord Tapping..s men mmlimed to so age or cosatry ; they aboasded ia tie present u a the olden Use ; and Ventres% ing y tl. , mid Cosgrove, drew thslr fine ledge sad Mu real life, jest the sae es ahem der did nest eassesdel sad distinguished Oust dra matic anthem (last, ben.) Bet the actor wan sore eared far war them is lime by; that philase ropy whist ores seemed le as port leer mem, now extruded its arms to that peshesiss, sad as noble institution, the anal aeries" of wash they wen that day celebrating, wee an earnest that whoa us arduous life had hese spat Ia tb• instractios sad assualisent of the public, that pubire would sot safer the won-out sad indigent s cot te sink Into deo. Jainism and hopeless sharp. (Hear, hear.) It was sot every one who could be • Siddoes or a Humble, sad it was for thou les successful memben of the pro fession whey although they might peens genius and in dustry, were unable to mamas the diSselties inheraa to their position as members of • large elms, that this institu tion was nem way. (Haar, best.) It happened to • few, indeed, that 'yea after an astride:it they were enabled to obtain ho patronage of the peblig. The clown Madams bad sideleved that estecere, but who hod Ml' Mild of • lame harlequin it • stippled shwa? To those who fns age or sesident were amble to follow their calling this lastitetkis stepped la, sad gave the most liMnl satistince. It sullied them to pest the n attiness of their days hi mesparative sate sad comfort. Sir W. &Mt, when oesepresidrag Da • similar mesela to the grommet, obearval. " will pen allow honest Jack Falstaff to go slant his eup ef with f" se the poor actor to retire to his scab "with Isms Me warrowler than Banquo's ?" (Heat.) loasWesserest that appeal; had I. ;Wog es he might entla sispossiste the prefedik" that la these sore modern 11•111111 UM esthete sambas of that preemies, whim\ dunned to he lissonsed sad rapeseed, *said soy, lams Peragers— , That breath Orem has rifled as, sell. The end was drank will load stole's*. Mr. Boondosta rose sad maid—My lord sad fat ane, is Mara for the satlastestie nudes with whisk you lan received whet you ors always pleased to 41111116111, the lout of the evissiag—. Bean to the Oeseral Thudded Ten " ---erapled with ny sans, as the tresearer. I an happy is say that ray red to that toast will assist of meuedy may this" bet a mean of oar nesperity sad deal ads, while on Ileat gretilledies natl. to hada neared so ensiles" a thelassa as the &adman sow pre siding over In The directors of the fun are seceediegly pitiful to bin for having sodertaltas the edge, at what we deanatienly eoY " • very 'hod weelee." led I an sea data the ability wlhe whkhile we melees Me aides will ash padre his. to sob "for yen and hIM ." Ia Micheale_peaddest fa then es fa ti weseester a whin did sot belong to the leenals of Decry-lase sad Coyest-garden where it was she dam ahem a royal sad perpetual elialressa. The Genesi Theaenal Feed, banns the lea of the public hearedig ad moiety, shah it dot to *sage the mei dose tiny year, ersenattly, the somber' ore assail, WWI arbse. Who into be tier ernes= at In sat Einar end we always gad a meat relief to our mallet, wan no an asset will a gestlenea like LIN Tawas, nhadiesdally nsades witbost Imitation wenn is or e M a pi el the dens, • levee el in en. s o ds o da nails as adismbme sad vise-praden el the "My dab la Lendea—. The Garrick"—oso an on better =Mr send W wean sad wishes, tie deal nen elegantly la behdf of then the as sale amass el ebb Dude sow. gestleeses. to mooed se am re et= aim of oar fan. The details nay be ISOM Ask WA WI 14 is newer, yea 'bald be win tr a. l Isere to what masses year bee hen It is soar known that Oeseed Thendied an rashes as means% evearerenr, riagw. Meese, 'manuals', sad prompter is Marlon, whether they nay be gra fessiessily• sagged La tows or einata; coasequatly. it rend be a mann el armies that de amber el ear to 1M; tat at Wt line we have 11 ...bees sow essiesle evi!; wee One we _ aeasitasts, resolving him VOL to Mt. pee sassis t awl that the saw it,.. Is.. yaw to pay ash assuages wee NHL SW also have bees reesessi he wheelie sea eoplum. ert SOL se pad to Mow the Imes& mums ef Seems/ uushen. Thee pee pseedee, geetimeh. Met ear *she of lolp eel tuelelesos wade eeitepeL *Ed es busy to kb yes diet ear nue' beeashier poopetieu ion Utit whet we poems, WWI tette uselloset need at WA jot neeiv.d ben has ISM °osseous Meer, mg the estieutod mutat et peer liberality this livia—osi that rowel° be liessel I au SIBM-4.IIIIIIIIIIiSM that toueneer noweese we okil he mem of eaultel dully souseshibo MAIL I must ale bass pestionse. that *nub lie eseethese et swell Irked sad Mr. T. P. Ofiet• sad ottoo sup meths pooled la Meal ersebouti re epestleg No Inumeip of • &hut Med, ogled 4 . The Co leus" die unthees of whist war es datum* es the hest. Ala bewebg hi Mr. Meier% heads tle euseat of their sahmotpises, he veep estuosily sad buss* COM& ettiod that the bus way to deeper of meg le 'high ik.ro woe so elsimeeto,tees eat so pat it le his potket, bat Mgive it Ms.o Throolare, ohm a twookloreble period el delay, esariesed by the nosing Yid pieseedleas, Mr. Cosh* his haled is our And the heulhenso seat ot 1611. It west has bete SM. pciagissas. haR lbs law espesets. to do *hes se se isgid Ildendi. It It bet rghi I I should matt they sly obliged us tite sob est ot posits— a Perin esthete of ppresity is yashmacs who soatousse sands see as a we Issportast atter, sad son asessessy to be paid at MMry this say swept that It asp be stir business to press Thus you will es, paciessa, that the tasi u an mat tvesiter to Iwo is la a prespessas saadlties, sad it is she grstifylos to know that, libelist say be the rate of the stage is the present day, the milks of tbs Ws, se rapids his povisles wises he ass se Saps follow bit penal', Is Ms ssessfse M wird* was tarTmely; far whirs Its Gassed Theskisi And base mailer lb sera all prissier., tbst ef Ibmies• provides Oar Its ewe, sad the gristly banged to what was sae Ossabassdel t r a hstri onathalbes who wow Menben if that digested temple of the Sam to IM Y essoihrt, mad rides spia the by's@ slain of Sok esp, tbsesb hie sepilosat edifies whisk was tla asps ef Sae Sisal psis le sow is rats. Is addihos us time semen fir the support of so Mired stir, wa kips we Isar is saw sasabse, sea whisk bo say w h y dais ma mi st whebat his ibilins as 'dashes : tie sable bow of the easiest astc r,ldward abyss, iodide beentibil shop actsli spit set le be was* duel eseisit the ef pessat day, wags* is sa glob of esiewsest ais sew betas[ far hi! mist IP yeas wee sad paid karts *vs boast of, while the &ere that the ads asks if se mob weak, Is SO WIT Wk. /sad tisk bs sasisiPlibsd, the thaaki and dais odic etassM pssebehes are due to the was who yeart—s is , hie OM% sod wimp has wish it bis Sassed oil kind sad est -fallow, Benjamin WA SS. It is tipsters *was to kaor, st ebb pastistior tier, wets a sear latelorias still sisals la the way of salmi is fisadays a lithe ewe ibeerfni, sad we to be Inflamed and enjoyed by the workieg clamor than they are at present—it ts, Indeed, refreshing for se to see that sue, intolerance dens not prevent the good that is being dome to the condition of the "poor player"—though do not imagine this gloomy spirit would not prevent your chart y in such a cause, if it could, sad point to Easter-bell as the proper recipient of your bounties. At that esintly temple, when tented by some friends of mine for the purpose of Oulu, concerts, the dirtctore absolutely ob j.cted to the .ingieg of that thoroughly English ballad, Sally in our alley," anises the verse was omittel which runs thus— Of all the days that's la the week I dearly love bat ass day, boo.* Lad that's the day w A Ratarday sad Monday. They weulda't have It; Owens not—they would net allow the Put 'preludes os any account on that day to be dent oil ha highest to walk abroad with fidly." Still it ie to be hoped that a fainted's°, winch sense people cannot under stood is not religtoo, may horeaftar base as little to do with honest and wholasoan tenet' ion of the people, as it Can wee have to do with the prosperity of this institution—a prosperity which is now confirmed, and for which wit base Ifilelly to thank oar warmest, our oldest, ma oar beat bleed—Mir. Charles Mekong. Nevin oa soy octagon has he deserted us—never has he bees shiest from our eleven festival% tad whisk festivals, without his happy presence, would be as MOO Amy without the hen. And sow, gentle ' mem, boom the souse of the fund to your harts, and smatakily to year heads, with every hope and faith is yealcatteih If y en Thiak of the Rood time earning : every ram—k xspora. of wealth to the ctount•y— Maimoreglirid a possible redaction la taxation. Ilverythies at this mement resins well. Even the hopes of the Ives* Imam have not been disappolatal ; he ho noshed on sedition to Ids family, audit is a boy ; and Weight we hops to ramie* • great Minkel to oar lemon is the shape of a shawls, bey, wham name will be "Liberal Donation"—a hope that we all fed emaciated will not this events, be blighted by you. Mr. Buckskin, I. the &limey of his addicts, was frequently isternpted sad sheers. Theamammtast sent proposed the keslth of the hiatus, NriBwith it the Mine of Mr. Charles Dickens. sLiums Dwaine returned thanks.. He said—l wall remember that when the open of " Gustavus " was lint produced at Cowan-end= Theatre, the audience limed something daagermsly comic in that pereon's refer slag that which was the me at momentous qaestioa of his misuse', whether he Mould or should net go to the bell where he resolved his death wound, to the walking gentle maa, lir. Baker, wt o had never before opened bit lips or gives any sigma of his mimeses. I forget what lir. Baker s opinion me, but the 'Miens, had no faith in him, aid when Mr. Biker who, as the court physialan, dressed Is a court suit, replied to his royal masa, they were certainly ant so serlou as they might have beta. (Bear, hear) Nsw the tremolo of this immitatiou are the matt physician mid walking redeem is this joilassawmis as we have nothiag to se, save to weeps the p tit yea sourer supra as. sad once every year to retain Osaka My interest la this society dais. tram the setablishmemt of the fund itself. I found it as thu g • plain , unpretending reality, designed for the actor, of all avades— g rateitottely adminis tered by .Mora, toe Men, mad frapported out of the small wallop of Rotors, hem year to year, and from month to mom*. From that time to the present I lad It the very same, exactly whet it claim and problem to be, with no kind of false pnteate about it; and Ido thorough ly believe it Is one of the most deserving institutions In this country. (Chinn.) I had, a taw days ego, a emus amass from my friend sad fellow trustee, Mr. ilsontady, ea the saligsta of this bad. It WON oat of that great sheep *Mit has maie BONO prima Theatre a heap of nine. That emit oceesioamil at to remember afresh that the English Aroma has me homes Imps foe a home in that waste spot— (hear, Mer)—Mist ecteWased us to look afresh late the to. ten, whether there may be say olelamata loft on the Orme garde* Theatrical Find, sad while It will be impemillis LAM my new members eau be mod* atom that fund, I Is Indulge a hope, samentiag almost to eonvietion, that the sotuselatel wealth of that sonny mast ultimately flow' into the ooffen of this. (Moore.) If it were pos. Able Is the oaten of things that those distinguished pro fessors of the thaseatie art, who are saw most justly emloyfag their smiths out of that food, as the result of their sea tribatioes N it--if it were possible that those stealth' wen doubled, or trebled. or quadrupled, we should ell he de lighted, still we maned imagiate,whan the pope... ter which that foal woe setalbliebet ere impusibb d malleattou, what ma bosom cf Ms watsopiW, Woos it lade its way to as Iswelottime M.s fir eel fade aueleible le the *bole dramatis premiss throughout this kingdom (Cheers.) Bayliss mow Braked you ala behalf of the mitre for your faventrable reeeptioa of their name, and for myself for the kind =MR fa whisk you have misstated me w.th them, I will me loner Mead is the way of the next toast. Vueount RAINZAII propssed " The Health of the Chair matt," which woo sekaiseeloolged by the coble lord. Mr. B TATIA. Mtliased " The Dramatic Authors' As sesiation," aad with it the acme et Mr. Omitted, who ae kaowledged the memplimeay end impaled The Health of the Lead. Theatriosl re whisk Mr. Z. T. Boni sal lii. Warm sok ms.sleipd. Sewed cam trade wen gives sad ressouded to, sad ere ' the esmgamy sepseated as addition of 6701. was weaned to the (sole of the essoelatioa as the amoust of the eveu;ag's vibeseiptloes, including 1001. doastioa from her Majesty. LENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. Yesterday being St. Patrick's Day, the seventy tithe mammary of the Leetttutles la Stamford-street, _ . . . which derives its ■ame frost this pangs midst of Inlaid, wis selebrated, is tbe erasing, by . disuse at Freestaaass" Timers, wide was attended by about 100 parses., sew grist's nosy of the nest active Weeds el the gutty. Tbe eitair was takes by Lord Domini ; sad swag the erss. pea, were tbe Hul of igliates, Visseset Word, Sir R. Howard, Bart., Sir J. Braessos Teases(, Bart., Bit Comb P. Bossy, Bar. Dr. Troikas Gran, IL T. Bahabridga, Esq.. Jaws liar ley, Bp., Colonel David La Tombs, Dr. Todd, Cemaiesieser Murphy, Major Caboose, C. WORM, _ - - - - Esq., E. H. Lindsay, Esq., ie. After the easeprop leyel and erYesd leash. The Cestaxsx si6 be ribbed bedeee beta the mo- Proltadol • C i th s. w o l:l:h " : " lrelie db 4 h i t r l sev: lB l= freak by say thimble of Esilbehmes : it was the health of the yosei hair of the Imperial mews el Pomp (Lead mad lops masthead ebeem.) glebe sopessisn is their Wad umbels Mamie thee illestrime Went, there was semetatei *DM op la matempiallog th e settle maim POO sista y alma ides AS dm same time N wee wraith Ewe seM wishes Pohl seem fee his • peopmes Alen his mem meld be metealled la (Eamewed ahem..) Thq pelt ealy 11 , -p. paw 2.l6eimeshoet — that be might PIO* th em Pale gaol that steliglitforwarl mann of raodearries abbe, whisk Peremerised the premed imp of hie Mau. (Cheers.) They scald ply treat that he amid live Si psepaseste last malty sad friendship which now foe the last dm!, be be.ieved, Mew* seined be tween Ai swestey aN Peewee ; sad that anther daring the mewl of I* plea. Mod Ihe Mee of say of his deem- Pap 'moil that :gt, eves lee a simile newest, be ever impaled . Es Oen. Si iptee The Braids el the Reif of the Ito 4WI of Premen" The toot was drank with three time three, mill marked entha isma. the heed while was la attemisam Munedistaly stir rwares Myths the sir, " Purest p rasa le Opts." The Commas Ned the toast which he bad sew the beams to pewee was sae which be we. soreereald be re. mired by that useably with all the welailly that N de seised—it PrOlptity to the leneestowt &eat, of St. Patrick "—(cheers j—a misty wbkb had fee the led 72 pare steadfiatly devoted itself es the edoselles, the traiaiaa, sad the setatibbleg in a remineWhis widen MEM of the 600 ebUdres of ladigent Ida peemb who awapily woad for he wheels. It would be weebelp sopediesne few him to add saythleg to this dess eamemist of (Si fascism ; bet be mid declare meet _nevi climb that he believed that la that pest minipill there was se lead Mk. more deeervieg of the pastimes mod rapport el thesalm. (Chem.) The toast was drub with mesh eatheidaier - - Tke seat taut was that of " Tits Lord Lleatessat of Ireland." The Earl of ZoLurrow, after murales thanks as behalf of his llzoolleney the Lint Lioateseat, proposed •• The Health of the Cbairass," sad in doing so uot osseeloo to street to the period of awe' vloetereasy sail to the saidld 'automat whist he then firmed * for tbe Irish mina at large. TM Casuarina baring nekeowledged the oespilmest, sum Lanai toasts Mowed, sad the agapsay separated at as awV bow. Tim lamodeas mammal Is tbe i 5.,.. of tbs swain' seams/ to its tit to shout 11606., sad losiadai tM th=ease Her y, 106 L ,• Lord Danis, 601. ; Litutossat of 'reload, SOL ; the HA MM/ of ,lU.I the Marquis of Loadoaderry, ; tho Zed of laransa,llol. ; tbeMirl of Claswilllso, 166 ; the Had ef Ot. Goma% lOL ; Lord %advt., lOL ; its Bishop of Derry, 106. 10e.; Yr. Jostles Willis. OIL ; • R. Howard, 11./.., 101. •, Air Csesst Rolm, ; Xs*/ Camas, Xi Is. ; H. T. Hops, Bs. 10L ;C. WEisrill. Epp. 10L ; lbws. B. L. and J. Teitalog, 10L 10e. ; C. Balkr, BK., 211 Tbe anAral arressentente were under the able Cantles of Yr. Hobbs, wbo was eselstal by Ws. Alfred Gilbert, Miss Swam Cole, Mr. Wrier os, Ate. Mr. 011iggias NIX astaetwastir. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. MUSIC. remainder of the entertainment consisted of seledicros from Judas Meecabeue and tilt. Messiah, and was performed all through in the most careful and creditable manner. The attendant* was very numerous, sod will co doubt be mwoh more so this evening, whin the Messtah is to be performed entire. THE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. To the ordinary attractions of this welt-established institution, the propriet.re, with greet tut and judgment, have added, during Passion•week, a cedes of lectures on sotronomy, illustrated by a disslving Orrery and diagrams. with selections of music from Haydn's oratorio of the Ovation. The lecture, which wu delivered by Mr. Pepper. embraced tee corsiderstion of tte earth's figure, the phe nomena of tides, the cause of day and night, the secession of the season', the phases of the moon, and the eclipses of the non and moon. By enemas f the dssolvi.g illustrations, and Mr. Pepper's clear end didactic ex; o .ition, these "(lem mas things " must h►ve been made familiar to every bearer The musical pinion of the programme was under the direc tion of Mr. Wand; Miss Julia Bleoden, Mr. Chides Ma mie, and Mr. Henry Boatload being the priccipal vocal perfuesere, assisted by a band and chores of fifty pumas. The theatre was thronged to overflowing. Mr. Pepper's alit lectors will embrace the comet., the fixed ran, sad the nebular theory. PASSION WEEK CONCERTS. The week before Easter is always a week of wh ew% Last night The Messiah was performed by Mr. Relish, at St. Martin's Hall; to night it is again to be given by M. and Madams Goldschmidt, at Batter Hail; and on Wednesday, at the same place, it will be per. I formed a third time by the Sacred Harmonic Society. I I In the provinces, too, there will be many performances daring the week of the urns unrivalled oratorio As the knowledge sad love of music spread among no, so I spread the knowledge and love of Handel. Mr. Hullab's performsnes last night was excellett ; but ss it was pre. direly similar to his preceding performance in every respect —in the principal singers, the orchestra, and the shams — it is enfacient to say eat it gave great satisfaction to the most crowded audience we have ever seta in St. Mason's Hall. There was likewise a great missellaneous concert last night in Ruder Ball, given by Mr. Case, who himself very truly described it as a •'Cowart-Monstre." It was an enormous farrago of musks, good, had, and hid& rant, which gam employment to a host of performers —so many, that It would be outer to enumerate those who were shunt thaa those who were must. The following were only the most eminent of theta :—Mr. and Mr.. Weise, Miss Bamford, Madame Caradovi, Madame Cluster, Munn. Augustus sad Hamil•on Brahun, Min Poole. the Mims Brougham, Mies Milner, Miss May Keeley, Madame Amadei, Mr. Drayton, Mr. Cooper (Violin), Beer Raba (Piano), Signor Pistil (Violonosilo), and Mr. Bishardeem (nat). At marts of this description there Is very little novelty ; but on this occasion there wen several sew pieces by Balk, selected from a set of song', just pub lished, with words by Longfellow. They IMO favourable specimens of the work, of which we shill take as early opportunity of giving an account. Another interesting novelty was the appearmos of Miss Milner, a young lady who seems destined to stand in the first rank of English vomas•s. She is the pupil of Mr. B. Cooper, sad has snag with much Mat at his provincial concerts, but this (we believe) was her dance is London. She sang an air of Facies, with most brilliant and diScult variations, dis playing a voice of the lases quality, immense exemtioe, and a pare and finished Italia. style. The effect of the air was enhanced by a masterly obligato accompaniment on the violin, played by Mr. Cooper. A carious feature of this concert was a piece for seven emeertinss, of which the pis mire' put wee played by Mr. Cu., who is a great proficient on this Instrument. With theme:atrium the unseen was ouseamplam enough; but everything was reosivea with noisy sad indiscrialaste apeause. AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY. The third concert of the meson took pleas list night at the Hanovertquare Rooms, which were filled with an overflowing audience. The instrumental selection com prised Mossit's symphony in minor, ➢eethoven's first pianoforte concerto L C seer, sad ouartorm ►y Hale aad Herold. Mozart's chanties symphony was very steadily and 'festively gives, leaving little to be desired bored some w►at more attention to the patios. Beetiteus's first sea redo hes beau to) much ',slotted by pianists. Although sot comparable in grandeur of dens or eisboratioa of idea to his sabsequest concertos, it is as admirable specimen of his early stylr—sherseterised by freshness of thought, dear ases of structure, and sweetness of melody. It was per formed oa this ameba by Mr. B. W. Wally, whose selec tion of this seldom-heard work does credit to his tuts and judgment. Kr. Wiley is well knows as one of oar fret amateur plaiting, sad his performasse last night was such as even to *absent his reputation. Ire nlpaletiva skill, free sad elan", tonsil, sad eertaiaty of execution, Mr. Wiley left nothhtg to be desired; while his performaass had a higher writ than these is the thorough appreciatioa and ocinpr,hension of hie sailor, and that distinct phrasing of the passages so seldom met with, but without which all rhltlunicel afoot is lost. It was Weed a most artistis per formance, and was received with lend demonstrations of apples's. • n. Toad sags assisted dooms part-song', by an ama teur society of patlemen, oreducied by Herr Pamir, and the Reamme from Owll•Nme Tell, and the billed of " ABM* Luria," by Miss Louisa Miller. • This young lady (whom same, we apprehend, is merely a nom de comma* bas a very sweet sad sympathetic sopa,* vole*, not very powerful, but aszible mad evidently capable of high cultiva tion. She gave the Renianca very expressively, but with as otmeienal ever-elaboration of ornsamat. whisk was misplaced la sub a ompositioe ; bat for this probably ha inetssetar is impossible. If she be as amateur, she is far above the average of amateur vaiallete ; ifiatnndiagtowl tivets the art profeasiotally, she has good promise of see aim The easeert altogether afforded good proof of the rapid progress which smatter musical art is making la this essatiy. Mr. H. Leslie emanated with his uual are sad ability. Pis" the wonderful Sardinian ft/dentist, bee taken this theatre As a wise el oomoerte during Holy Week. The Ins, last night, we eztrenely wall attended by a feth'osable audience, who remand the blind Wastrel's pat formisaess with sabeaaded esthmaimee. The new he played wen two, the " Ah ! aea gimp" of Bailin sad the " Cennal At Venn." The latter we han already noticed; sad the Swan is erry way kattiled the tame la which w• hare spatula of Pine's etedoel gado. A writs? of Zenon reeeaseto who merely hand the woadrtfa trilb sad the possieeete bambino of this blind youth's little imetranest would for awe Autry that tine was rally truth Ia Ids Write of naafis sad that the nosed' be beard were I diwareed by a Hahne., a Liad, or lose other ormusest of an Hellas of who bad beea uniformed into a "lap larbird by the fawn 'meantime er spire. Ths rowealsise of t►e evesieg's entartsiemat was of a hiB► eltanster. The " Pro pigtails" of Kossisre " Stabil Meter" wee beastitelly swig by &goer KUM ; bet t►e eotroepeaisasate were mat► too heavy for ►is agreeable test► by so mesas poseurs' buytewe. Cellist rag sty. ral pieces wit► mss b task sad qwiet ea presser; sad the saber Taal prtorown, eacieget whom were Herr de Braker. Sip*, Albietel, mad Miss M. Keeler eneitted themeless is • vay satisfactory maser. The etelwistas was • Tay stung owe, bet the theatre is sot well adapted It. tee'raminitel mask wises • large povies of i►e perk:muses an obliged is be Scooped at the bask of the Meg,. VIZ P, The aoadastors of the Paaoptioca ban with rest propriety dot. raised te duets Paelitto Week to sand saute, and for that purpose bays osseged rose of our beat hymn mean solo siagen, sad au tileiont shwas of shoot forty pedal/an. The week's Tarpons's was *petted pater. day euslog airth a selection of roosidmile variety, btola ding wsU bases favourites from Heodel sad Keadelessies. together with sae or two of the meet eassmafal pines from Miser Costa's criteria Bk. The eatunduseat cannunced with the " Mush of tbs lanalitas, " effretioely played on As gnarl Grim by Mr. Chipp ; after whisk Mn. Heart Drayton. nag the Ample ever bright sad kit," of Haadsl, with lAA Alma substages sad purity of taw Tao celebrated reeiudive " Damn sad deeper still " was estristod to Mr. Q. Pll7llll, Sad Ins gins with lama Madman, sad propriety, although au with that dramatic force sad Amoeba which idsatilsd with It the woo of • great singer now passed away. In the air, lowsur, Mr. Pares was galls soessafal ; hie true sad mint tsars voice ambitsp his to do judos to the may, imam milady of this elsmosias sympathies. Tito ether dorm to whoa Mies Inn satrusted wire Mks Itsasked sad Kr. H. Drayage, both of whom, it is almost seetilem to add, ampitted themselves la as 'Sisal maser. Min Bamford, who is so lowlife/sat doge, 'apneas vapidly In. 1110101 solo, sad Mr. H. Drayton stags lAe a rasa who thoroughly soder stsads sad sympathises with hie art. Hie deep bass sots lase oat with weaderfal abet is the aria from the maks Hales, sad rut eke n.lWows "gee is the sinew. The FINE ARTS. Ma. Mantles Plernaits.—The controversy be tween the neat of kin of the loco Mr. Turner and the tree. to.. of the National Gailmy respecting the p'cteree be queathed by that eminent artist, has at lentil been adjusted, sad a camprasise of the contested daises has received the sanction of the Court of Chancery. AU pictures, drawing,. and dotag, either wholly or partially painted, sketched, or draws by Mr. Turner (end whether finished or an- Gabbed) are to be deemed the property of the trustees of the National Gallery for the benefit of the public; Sir 0. Eastlake end Mr. Height being the persons to make the se- Isaias of seat pietures as, in their opinion, have bees touched by the remoter. The trustees of the Nadel's! Gallery are to be declared well entitled to the picture " Dido Baildhug Carthage," and the picture formerly is the Tabby collection, now in* their posseseios. All other the drawing', "ketches, and pictures, and all ether the payload eet a'e of the tastwor (neepting stock in the funds), an to be given over to the ant of kin. The trustees of the Royal Aesdenry, waving all rights under the will, era to be de clared entitled to 20,0001. clear, free from legacy duty. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. The Council at their Session, on Saturday last e received aotioe of two donatkons for the hospital, cook one hundred pounds, from Mrs. Flanagan, of Oloueester-piss. and John Hibbert, Req., of Buy wick-!cidge, Maidenhead. By desire of the donors these sums bad been inreeted as permanent endowment in Consols (2161. 105.2 a.), the divi dends only to be applied to the ume of the charity. The former domains of Mrs. Flanagan, betides subseriptioas of ton totted' per anneal, had amounted to 811. ; and Yr. Hibbert had reoccur gives a forme sum of one heap died posed. with the ammo injuaction ea to investment, in addition to previous 000rr,batione of 901. The Muter of the Mint, Mr. Graham, letely Professor of Chemistry in the College, made a present to the College of rations articles of laboratory net, nearly new, and of the tint necessity for the work of the &automat, which he bad procured at a eat of WM Votes cf thanks were passed to Mn. Flanagan, Mr. Hibbert, sad Mr. Grahame. The following appointments wire made Not nil, a Pane* residing in London, fertnerly Profustr of Mathematics In the Bombay College, to the Professorship of Gajeratt ; Charles Riau, Esq , of the British Museum, to the Professorship of Arable; and Dr. Harley to the Towhee skip of Practical Physiology and Histology. The leave of absence granted to Professor Parkes, M.D., on hie deportees, a year ago, to superintend the Hospital of Benkiois was eateaded to the let October neat. Professor lanner was appointed to discharge the duties of Professor Parkes ; and Dr. Jelin Russell Reynolds was requested to Gaudette is the are of the oat-Atlanta of the hospital, as the Natation* for Profiteer Jtaaer. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH AND THE WESLETANS. Several tseetinp bete been held within the lent few weeks at the Ikctory home cf 8:. James's, Piccadilly, which ham been Weeded by Lord C. A. Harvey, Mr. T. Chambers, M.P.; Yr. Henry Hoare, the banker; the Rev. J. H. Ramps, R 44401 of St. JUDO'S ; the Rev. Dr. Burger, Hector of Upper Chelsea; the Rev. Prebeadary Hawkins. B.D. ; sad ether skegymen and laymen, the otject being to consider " what measures it may be expedient to take foe promoting moon with the Church of Ecgland on the part of Christians not at present in active communion with her." A isomessittee was appolated who directed their 'Month," to the Workless—let, bemuse the Wesleyan' generally dis claim the desigostien of dissenters; 2nd, bemuse Wesley impressed himself to the last most st• only spies% any "'puede& from the Church of England ; 3rd, became the apathy of the Church of England in the 18th century cos tribeted to their estreagemeet ; 4th, because there existed oa the pat of several Wesleyan stiehtere a wish for episco pal ordiaation; sad, shit, bemuse the reeouciliat•'on of so lailseatiel a body seemed to be an importest firm step te wsrla general rel.gions Moo. The ranameadatioas of the committee have been embodied is a petition to cestocetten, which will be prevented at the forth sonde( seetlag la April. They express an opinion that the Meatiest by the Wedge= of their system of etas metier need not be as insepsrable obstaclv to their mica with the diarsh—that the usual probatimary course shall be reduced, no logger time being required than may be neeeeeery is table the bishop to satisfy himself se to the qualMestions ef the seadidate,—that the property end patemege of the Wealeyea body shall rentals istact,—ani that, U possible, the Weeleyana be induced to revert both* priatiples of their treader by receiving the Saoramest of the Lord's Sapper is the perish Marc' only. The politic)", after mule, forth the advantages which would result hem Wealeyea ministers reseiving 'p.m; at ordiestion, sells upon both homes to take t►e matter in o serious considera tion. It is stated that this moveniest has beea set on foot by some well-known peeesban et the Wesleyan body, wise desire to bosom's ministers of the established church, but who ere at the same time diiinclined to sever their con- Isiah's with their present eoagregatiosa. CONFIRMATIONS IN TEE DIOCESE OF LONDON. Oa Sunday, the Bishop of Jamaica administered the rita of *mitigation to a large number of young p-mons, at the (hutch of All Saints, Knightsbridge, in the plies of the Biehop of Loudon, the &Y. W. Hawes, tbe iscam beat, sad theCrake and bl. Walcott, curator, Wag present. Oa Thursday seat a oonlirosavon .ill be held at St. Junes's, Westsausstar ; and canfirmatioas will by held throughout the diocese es follows:—Oa Monday. Apia 14, at Bt. Marylebosse ; Tuesday, April 13, at St. Aadrew, Holbore; Weduwiday, April 16, at fic. John's, , Homes; game day, at St. Luke's, CheSsa ; '1 hareday, April 17, at St. Mark's, Clerkeawall ; Friday, April 18, at St. Helen's, Bisbopegate-eareit; saw. day, at All Santa, Marylaboas; Saturday, April ► l9, at St John's, Wagtails ,- tar; Tuesday. April 22. at St. Pater, Purnilos • Wednes day, April 23, at St. John's, Hackney ; Tharaday, April 24, at St. PIMSCISS ; elkilfliSydiptit 28, at St. Mary's,Wynd. bars-place L Monday, April 26,Martin's-in-tbr -Fields; Tuesday, Apra 29, at Bromptni ; saws der, at St. Oiles'- ia-tharaelds ; Wednesday, April 30, at St. Paul's, Knights r.dge ; sass day, st ilt. Mary's, lidethspel; Friday. May 2, at B'. Jelin's, Bethnal- green ; Saturday, May 3, at Kinalagten; Monday. May 6, at St. , Marf a, Islington ; Teseday, May 6, at St. Deastaa's, Stepoiy ; Weineusay, May 7, et Christ Chetah, Ns wgate-Atert ; fhor.dy, May S. at Bt. Jaws's, Paddisgton ; Friday, May 9, at Christ Clan!, Albsapstreat ; same day, at Christ March, Bt. Oimarge'a-iu-the-Nest; Thursday, May 22, Bt. 0* rgit's, Ilenover-Npaam; Friday, May 23, at Highgate ; Saturday, May 24, at Hmapstaad • Monday, May 26, at spas; Tuesday, May 27, et Belies ; Wednesday, J sae 4St Mary's, Orsenwish ; Thursday, Jane 6. a* Charlton ; I day, 'was 6, at Lustaltam ; Thurgau, Jose 12, at St l'esa's, {