The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-11 00:00:00

THE `W EE KLY PRESS. THE NEE PO rm IN laltOPE. - - Men the Spada.) The present state of again ea the Continent sug gests the esissoco of woo Mop which is not stead rorogrand, think its power easel be ovwraliag and its otheatith PPP. It is not on, yet it nvereos the peed. nothreamate shark, miser to be swine; it thorenards epolly yet& Palos aad Ors islands of the dates 'lda it kr Its spats. fn. theserary ean of rl4Ollll NW et Kurihara imp base Pes tles thee mete to the triennial . and dangerous opowahtioa PP the thset peartal se be. Burp Nis thia io au is; It wall seam that there is some yeas roam Pa la brespeadtie, sad absobab, ; owl trim w• tars to swathe& the het, pme set hag is hthatheten at bait Pink to Pate sausithes ad to de pad saraday. We praive esnamtiv• pert that se& as Wheats ion Pea that its peer laraien prep that it is sew &dig =Whist, sal that it any bor• ear daaisnaa date ths PPM Pak& the political isdeporliatto, sad the therstio 'Pr et *aim Nor are Ire spedring at gay isenhary er mere " ward" weak ot a piped caelanatha pee that pratioal, some pop' this a Ppm plosieddi se priaoir. The Sapp yak low Ps raped in the se. dram Is any eth the ramprise at hi PPP ; ad the ▪ tionglivit hop le groat. hay PPP Is the most sathrian pothole perceives a therrutsbie thane is the es peat„estioa, owl paddies; at Ur proyl• TM Plias darn, •• wed the ladsoloiel deep are asimtel by • opleit of as easqry 'PP ashaews to the Coble pep tide& They lath Pad met only to limb, tisk thee with there vigour, bat to milky their savinp—to thalue dot whiff day ease liestheil Is that asetherdoll ma Faroe wee arid • •Imils au% mai the meet is escribid by the *war as immilin• ter s Pap Hat look Ppd. The they athibilide t a i It dry dM emailAP the Ws is the thostid stet Moe.dnd the pie syratarsayb pojest thetheththe kr dr helm de adaptheet et @PM its pawed pear Pity. TM peat epocehtor di ems KIP In sthadogras frith theorthsary Odic The missernowdrist 'Wash, path entirely froth thesisqls iket otaships. sad be does SI War vlralwr the wrintad ham ore Fithian is the Inseselioa sr ad. H. 'my be *skiff botwootwo epannider wb. thernimiog eashetka, sad PIM his ibetnno spa theirdawahl. lathithel mesh this sertheadhe Pala hetipted Path Oh by tha PM to pop Pp owl peep peas Ha is mg • Nth ethaddisr be theme who Pe la amp the pram Pt Pere& et Plea Tee N. wallow* el t • •••••••My, lommaly ••••.••1•1114 wealth, ltsenle it /old an net a ..arid as thill-dilliard osighis of the notemeries al We sad to Popes& lima the ore Protheat Path 'mesa Mph@ to the ompaiel "kit to Treare wade the Urged afasian that the weeti Me sew Pa Ms breath thavethent et post pitadste; sod they Mee maid it Atineelat thread poportisas which tons joisMeeth esailthatleth both allthenlin Tamp the lisepthe Wi mp odded mile ", 10 " loud do* re" aPiii a that dine. they lave hie lop petals aillasiddin Impala ; TrWe ilia merement pee en. The em the emenial dieseeel laths ivrelegneet et ma Irak weld with es mei deelheass se tepidity Wefts* the iteellable neer et *shied peegie; treeld mike them son -see. ee.eedeleeettheseeeme—Temeli mike thin 4.410 Y. =re vend ot 1011. 1111 Illi Oak mkt. Ire elbeileme to hie &ems& It Is wally is be walersleed why the Swam Ifspelesa delves is ski that sismatefltaglikeverr baths sdklemyeeyeblalet awl amp hake rani Ife las is red yen sawasdail Ilet thee:taw of speseissios invoked by thew who bars stood reeky le take adveatege el the impales ken, mph la the peersmi samemeat ma it did la ear Wu= el balyaw,thiseleasitalelbatthe Impose weal by ovor4eing it; mad we la leabal we oar ant comemeerekl mom whisk Timid es b the aim. At W ems 1404 there snows le be we tampers la davelop tag, eateakei, emml sewAt*lewo the unease Jelet-otork ecablastkaa vitae the Pm& Earyeree bee ealhawmand to wank; *oath et melt s lime mark spondees east to be Wisely mawyeafak. Ws am ea the duke tba la isnstisail Meekly ef Ceememwelel ONLI, wkomelassiers are reasereed with*, past wary seryarelkewo la every 004 litrega—the bake of Plea Eaaleak, Ametenlaa, km. Tb. het 4tb Candi of Arladabbratica of the gnat Cas par lies bin ea Of the Cheat Itemelea Railway Coo pay self 4 the ammembete short der ors Semler, eat the pear caber la Ad Ulf ewe wreamil/aes of late mai di cers to the metes of the Itreperwr Alszenier. la that lee as INK however, Ise ems the mow of" Thome Darla& beaker la lawita." The other Ulf stawits ef lama wham wow ems wit knows in miry snack : I. Owyer, swan a the Omni of Commas ; Itrm.w Man • peen is ths hem a Nor ea Co. a Antonin; Gaines NIA brier is Amend= ; Finn Brisig, brim Lease; Ewa Ilettigen loan to Perk; lame Porn% simile neer a ths Into ad lone Limy ; Beres Seine. Man he Reis; M. Annie Thweepen thrsithethwa the Wee 1 Yeses Ilallwey; ad M. Usk Fenn bean a the wil-limews fide boar r. lose of these no He ray we as eemehmethl emereeter Im sompendvely art Yet of mos who we 4alikr tee the peen agentiore is Pelk Time, fit Itemobery, Ameheime, aed Lance. The thee of tin sown Is to tek• forty-Ile ei Yee 1 meila—• nen which weld ashy be need In I repedenne wren bet wash they kind to IN ash waye thressh the inns dart; whim the weal Ask the whole tread —of Ramps, Eagles& Amewlea, oak des fir leet—privos the we newt nen thet kertypin intent sot nem the fret theepluthe al hove detersim Yet then h e t whop rob the nail prmset, it del be tam, ben the imposer of the FeuNL, the Beth et or the commeela patio of this emirs. It is aid shot the peeks of W. is Mom Is sot nit fade" Mbar to ths Lehr 1 m 1 ths Fria or le the leposer of the Peal; amt X. is thorn is talThig crew nip* beelosems Isiesedist of amino. He Ye attended kneel to the Oren Cassell al fles Inematemel linen en it is that Greed Coma st pore 'Ake et erns the thin 1 the woad by the rear a the pane, be peenkten eel perliameste thin an they .ay. Its it pew al tits Tenth to to peewit =pp& is sitastftba to neerthe ths we of flettlisse tike—oessin capeetke, lieresise--beelies et tank the rathormay wog* =sr Imes. The power of that win walk le the mace pones* been tie membere we empereavely lined, noose& he he min isdepenemtly al these oedl se7 politica movements, emi thews Wei powase ile wens sabdwroga, niece* anew may be the ekle a the comemprollwwld, whatever say be He ..& a the = . ein, winner a 4 be the win of ataismy We an met ocatiikiing the ineeke at onkel, the dawn Ha may ern Met .wages* is, the nth Het may Wit drinitokka s fa Has hap Jeint-sloot a_ lean trom whirl the dareenre awns withdrew ban the auk. We an sot oossidong the weemercia istortemse, wonted by ths wag whisk Is braid nee imp Jaw at prat, of eminent • Ink rats 1 Moran kr warn osuoirala wecao•••••&•, wide ice Wand arm the Amen or the mimes dine tai. earammer. We we imply emeldney the memielle en the ladopeskeo.f thet power of craned ism It fe • sew oaks, e7sew administration to the weeiL The moms most ceseplores is It we emembehle far wren cherepoteriike lea dee esds—beitaehill, thaelite, him Hotthener, Toad; nth • nogg oath, toe naing the Wareis, the Ears, taf the Siam They Arm • pun email of nth .shay that wad ail be ammomeild tam roase. nay the aneelark kr Mtn comfy with the ipPWIr IMO el d the prima* 'taw to the Welk idle a the lame *tee thw en ma dolly NM mend with entente. emir then esowenels. Tw weld sot accept • Bean as bong eopeniethe a Inked; yea west abeam rep ellthellinobsin the inesis the Iliethrys, the Is the Commiirs. Cab dna, an Trio. :Frames wethl end* mot be rope -117 rombe."•o eseatzipsy • Reieddld ; a theiglits is by rates. suasively Zemke, my ewe ass Pad is Pee& The one is elks bay portivalse tountry, sad Pat b Om* 'NW b the anasinthe atemok twenty. It ea emirml at may a saw at capita monk to Learn nip ef • imesimet, the snows at Mee et AO ben bet II an 'mimeos, lemeltholly or kelly, the wine of nude, by tenni nos en tee Lath the emmlinel slam of wink from nips Wee nies, est en Who en peennee of Immo aim War ea mad ark the penis day as reeks - ame of the tn. Datagram* nor peen the • I s warttier le Os Ise the week westeles. It to the embeemen day oestiry, mw past, to& thwahre ..is. as imletwery. Canoe way .she .nzir - :w amid ert d idliamoss"las row skialdidisal tismarg detsid, Om toy a , we lam yet s..bN lims fY Bow. , Is repabices, but . Yr Gird Conrail LON that ecausiorelal bat tlis Khip of oar da, op& The debates «aritikka WI hot St Wu. base thus_ posisit °apolitical madly Wear political raps dtc/Mics Issorost of oositltstkiapl dosila It deeds ono •w& is tho lOW ova* et the pronot wok; sag is its perhaps altontra, el the Womb dial it =: oaken tram se tbo gesstios w say spoosst has dot loos Shia of the hooters Isecitodos that los wasp op while =pawn wad comma }Adak= ~I latish:jag to nab Ow wadi with ormiet sod treaties P THI .ANCSEMENTS OP PASSION-przEr. (From the &twig Jhriees.) That balfreasurea are eminently characteristin Of Enedirma her norm • marsimplar ; ad If say an wade to see • inisms Mom al the display at Y metier peenall% rt . him leek stilsolistof saimisisal• erred to the solowiliftilegibminner. Chlartom .& the rest weetelmel - Wes doer& demo the holy area, lin Ihmanilleet heirrlidelittni a 81 Moat to mend their mg saisslsisztals. i her • pablio aenowledgmest Is mar etre raw{ Me ki the solemnity of ea make whir .Isar Me water ad mod awn bete el the mita linep. sad an arnieratemee with OnEEM/111 18 = beep alive the area (hit tine is similgeW aweing, exciting, ▪ wrteriel ta Emmert ottlOMe&s le go to the play is etm the seenrai it the .miry wan= who hr Can to the gleamy edieresat Learniehli sad a stir OR arbitisa el the "Yet" wag warm" who he • Tree ,_aria last In rimmed twines IS the pit Mr will be rewarded Mr a ireehirin r Om hanstim Whin lam seam Amerlis" Pr am week, the thanes we that. Phones an heAIM O to moot themeetres, awl en YAW eeetwilltalg to spin the week ha somata mess talon the adeiment al their ardisary diwinfrir thin awn la lie a very her pans if the plimephig palls ebb Misr 'Ong to • del wer, sad irlisomplbsefloirsultssmy offelleerae, dm* beam the OD WM Whole Irma UM that • isms et Minn limns thatarsen berm the Led Obtabsehr rile rem • gimilme=l mealy at missossoll spesho7 waroPOIONB re* w three IS &deed ; and it is earn to ren d lbw emiamere ride al trine the grave le dr gm ma lib. whet rimer ibellage, sad is what rang Mw Oi saaaptimisl wok k rsissid la their piere, there we • set of enuesammennweig sheilai to the eariss, rd emacanad as Whir to Preles-war. The poem headed to be atheilin ei to esaliae piety with maims& They ilhe 'ls raw that, • man of andenes, they per • Oil OM= they an gin el lay mesasd whin to drier ble. They go to eves* whiseirmds la Ibe mit it Bata a people who pa limemilt the What mben el a pritasied enter eine W ear ihm drier lam alb whet en nisi Sadly game—wir mien wells= a to the are it the Shrew midwives nieliewil la rip- 1 nue, a with Arras it lisheriablharhwt, ad rip. iag their friends to dissassr the dined by twisty bier replier. Yuan Roll nee "the vend Pandownek w hammy* of the Masin" Aa any is exhibited at the Eammitat, ad everybody bows that there is scearbig very good nor es array. At or reredos, these swam vasioss eaterteleavat as ca mbial& ad a wary is exhibited, while estinkas her Endes NNW Maw performed as ea reememineen ark her theme meeker vane which mast has pine ram mate rem* the whir it to armelleg; sad et the Jlimien dee Arta a seirie eeemisek OBS IMO on Werner day, when the Motet Miter wee pellmmil a the net pit, while the mar part ma mienlman Making Wm • greater ides of the mane it Liti ad it the am twerblag new with nig he Ming et Wet Is sattang, tima es info Ida illreer ahem it upland to, an ineehtell ad !waded On - Om le alma le mer • shade if piety as let thilphnel rte the nth aria & ; for at • " wan mei imilWeeneni moors" ilea at St. Ira's-ma dm Thwary, the Gra pat tented the " Orrin Ames" pmgby Mies Peel', bat the pregmeas aaasivdel air the eetilmiy "Yet Waiikhels Tea Forty." Pam thinning'!" le my to pm to these arenie nemilwalle ho notpuden to have any Angler eiminnat molt Tinderag el the Men ashes, ais .Thad mire& maim; ad, as • pirsernoviag meimmellt ire • main Innis • mit mewtheadad amenwellit SIMI OR Man PORN 0", "IMO% ad MA.RRIP were Iran at the Hemeneerasemems, a Thanity VI II she. " essidang d lee ounellyrisan Ms" The l'elytechais errs every d q slu ters a siessalso setremay, the ma origbal of astrolabes, highly errs airrATfreg views, ad Mr spar Atha parramnome by the norm Bohm; ad it is ismosaced that" dray Peaks-west the brothers HOLM will perform every awn( at din" It night sem toss this that then was seam parr marks between the Brothers Rohm sad the urea drag whir they give them upend panne ems. Bat we iseratrom the advertisements ot era places rantremat, that the seeing of the anaranniat is seemly that, the tins nag a dell or, the Brothers Holm we merged to eras it. TM we read that daring Per doe-web, • " Demos it literie, its • Palms end Its Periple," is to be rum at the Oast Globs—thet during the se purled • ceislared Gene wren gives his an nerd adertareart, sant& "Magle sad Mystery" —sad diet at the Greet Natianal reader Thorn Shorsulitois a " a ftwesre attratiem he Peselownek," the ads bend li. Lon ie to be ma la his eantainment, " air list Zr—, the nand trawler, sad the NMI& mintlesta, erns la meter." Mr. Crawl& nab i wades for two mbar fen Shorpme; MI Mr. Thremy employe renewerk in giving his hams est itt Ilmay Oars& Ir ie be assonbillinel hI ElloP. paltsa, who, however, wake al bee Naomi, Ste Ir ape, whir; Is the appetite frimillemat ImEriff whifirfl IBM by the Maim. Tarn, nit 1••• • sperhilibmintransgaribip of the Quene lyre. They sad Rproweseues for Puna emals" a try earl the ltragam la which Adam, Eve, Oda, sad Abel N. the ethWieliblb igeweeted—th• mew- Idement being Email by the ergs of • celdwated reeelpthe law the diner et ne MOM Tom Thumb, the hate d elm periberig en • Maxim kik ~....—. It isuadeobistly the diadeplishied Ware of Pan that it Is • most tine--a time that bee in various trays to b. Ailed up. We rasentsw traring eittwegesamen who was aa God Friel Is as et he lapin diming entithenate la Larks, wed Whig it ant up, rind the roma. They were told an it wee seassery woe • year to gin tit what beer a them* thuds& sad that Good Friday, being • sink lay, wee selscesi bus then peeves Be. in to dee Inn oinnerelel and niersdseenteg dining et the Itwth, Geed Friday is • hinestes ley ter sterrisisi. The bow cough ere united at an only hots d that day, end thus pet • dor licasystacs of throe eye bet" the ant Washy stinesens then le Wises. The eines, who. I. is lama as hen, en reedy to ten ft te reeest, end Pereket-wet le the rest osessioe hr theelehed beam We reed that the Math ssetwereary at the Gated rent Aral nod wog adeteated on Xmas, by ea andiert Mopes at the Prsesseen' Tams, to which ring fat endarn at down; end smother Maser wag bid satrassb. fa. , beat of a soda, wbish swift rays t 0 aili 1 " &sesta And sweintries protege's* Itruhteseit The massy ongoing@ gasman • satin sr mealia lie ok Good TAW. CIONYMMI. Grade NIS OM as that day kW *peenesede ead seinliessith* aft Mph. bury Hera in have • seW thew pargnisee—dhe diet= awn( tregobell, unsesta, sad ear note rpm% wish a bud be the wean& The death* Zan, however, precedes the also water adenine Inge hnosile Agnew The Centel POUND opened yegesdiy at as (Moth awl Mine en Mad hen It *sing the whole alleracas. tan pet WS rem were tatted then as Good rility, gad we shei pests* lad thst the iambs Ire boa ewe moth, this rim Brea in inners who. it wag ant be seppowl tint Good Ittlay to IS to be • ley whirl Tests Ong up, wins ~arm In employing tt re wiettal We tad, Is the stheetreon at a Bethael-grdin ant* it ciongynea of the chock of Enka neselthip as Good Pao/ mass rya i "Barlo f Bops," *Wows last wisp ho, mutt t bought neither Mr tbeentenehmat eta eds. - oditasor osseort. Ito might ratty dr platy to norolis over la Aar Ihr• &Mir of Prirrotric, but In prior maim may MO .b. sosdor, b "Wok es Wad, dry atrandy pat. They Orgy cordardit Gift cm to portion of dr ordalidsol oboe* Is tiro osuiloy. L ao War eavatry is thus • TIEN EXPRESS, SATURDAY wing W the osinsan QII4EIIO/1 Chnk. 91 op. it tug, bs nil that the alenth is tabular bonne ihs Is rank* ss sse peered bessaes she is tetanal. la or mass this nay he tree. Tles shush has as chain—she inn ha loins* er ohs wield amt mitt as as astalsWioneat. Bst, bong tole , mat, she Is powsdal; sad as ass tea doubt big r point ells looks at the ether, mai higher sal non reitsises, weal d i Lanka is this vest--et the orontirl ureter la the eharolin sad at lbe reopen poet to this nand SIMS IS imanieskim yet Nish it Ilis his b01.11 , 0qM , 01 is P *vett sedeblidtel which weld permit de vide awl Amsted.., et. PeteeeWv/..12. 1 0 •01••• , • "•• 4 41 1 U el ' del the estateetede terdothit .i i ife 1 , , 1 , 1/ . IS it ,„„, ewe le i fje p the I aell et YAWN* . 4 ,.. I . otorettl mobil; 1E a d d l e that sew heed dge .411 - - iodated sot the ends de , * . ... tat We entetil see sot teleran; Id Twee 1.. frodisdit. m yet eaevertehted sad eadehetddedd. pods rasher ateerveacee - la Eagles& tha la say • Ow lace ve to deem tt.: . it fa toile - snaky la amp; ma nook et this e..+.. is web - N...... 1.1...•• JO. 1P...161 Mayo]. Of memo it me .11001 011.4P&5. Wit:. Mom Ws Prat) We believe the conwrootivo piety may well able to welt the mane of sante with reamease. L the noel majcsity are lactated a mildest usasher d mama men to prevent the iatadvelion • f elbeepeo el • iroproos oho. rector. From other &sages the camervatlves have lOU* to dread. Even es rageste electoral ashes, the of 102 vas at deagesday ad* to Wends mew tially conservative, it we each mike prawn. derma to whim pcgialatime in the repmeletr Wive mystery that It Is aims& Impseilia any champ to be otherwhe thee iwoowillo thowwwww tin may. Ass degvetlakm of the waft siessloast likely to mast such ea mama of segplek in lb Wear • would were its somas; while to ent odelliele dram existing mike" cor to my each moillholka of the olsoldmil system as would Mad to give realm vet& to lotalowww. ohareoeor, mid station, the camervatlve pay woold codify sot be opposed. In the preseme of ea lamming majority, the oppeelliew will, we imagine, either court make tor IMMO treat the sassed= of its principles. A time will omen whoa the rabble meet think that amaltutimel changes have l been carried ter movgli—whoa they will be disgusted with. Amiga policy which involves the couatry in needier game reis sad mollies its honour—when their spa will be opened to the folly of a mystematte sad profuse expenditure, which sot only imposes marsomary tamitioa, be which renders • lime deffett arta* and imperils the tiaticael credit— when they demise to see their pverruneat really sail homed, caidacted woe the principles en amamod by the laden of oppoeitka—" Honourable peace, reduced taxation, @oriel improvement." The con servative party can afford to wait. It is gibe area( enough to setae say opportunity which may prises& heed ter giving elect to it. principles. Pancleacel as it may sprier, we thick it mach mom for the almanacs of an piety then the liberal emanation while in power should have • decided rather then ea uncertaia Majority, as its mina*. and ad ministrative ability must be some brought to the test of experience, end as we firmly believe that smear I. only wonted to thew its Indncerity end its divisioas„ and to dis gust the country with its demiastion. NSW SPECIAL NEN. (From the lemur.) A few name', however, call for special comment " liothsa " who brings into matisesett hi broad, dor imeterly Etter intelloet, his Ise mi. aßr, tai led his .iciebrook' nerve, with his tudisching omergt of all servdity—qualitiss sem Is Wilk domed for the service of reform. Hr. gamma, will do his work beet in the dagedessil itedidetrative inprovement, sad of quasars ribs MI6 sow. He i wither a pelmet nor a drone. lisseriet; mar will ho ths les melonely or astray mow ors lib ems M the diossliss gibe reform for Works gives up ths elg sal gsws YwYi he ewer sa honorable sod act riblisgsidellaggssillellip, for the larger marece et Issibbilso. Ur. Illogirs, Ira, is • special new man. Now eel spier re is Major-General "linden" Wind ier', • air* fiber 1, whom parliamentary attack will alarm ell utilirryjobbers ; pedants, sad idlers. He may be snorted to kid simetive old to the promoters ot inlay reform and army odeoades ; ho is known to hold advanced Mows with respect to the purehme system, to the astablithreene of " economy sad sitissey ^ se the motto of the Warsaw, sad to the develspsir of • missed rads reserve. Them am plats cm width err jenreil >r espherally issised, es that wo may cur fly reepial Malan es • special mew sea of pricer value. We may nordnets, thirdly, Ilk. Auguetus Smith, who in some sines is the Niel Ulla of sa bird realm. He is perm sel WOW el WNW seines seityfreg begassts of Nagked, the Wily Lin, retied by • mudilist aloe estr peas sad renter mare city, sad ide serdstralbs of theme tonitories hes has polo milt' ailed "as edigherd dospakes." As shear {wriest so doubt it le—would ihod all absolute goressmsta were like lel let the woke for Tram is pliestate by virtue at a title fessierd, by no COIN emsteigs ; his drinks to Ids pier ester Hs hr satigisheil pearess, sieshid re ars, sad begroved the agebellms of the Sim iGsser, he les astir the Ise mrstrea sire et ins sistatket of alai= thee me Mb* met with As Oallbd Megism &ter boor et solar win toillir leek Win sot fb Joha Missies or Lard Jobs simelsas thin rue of week a ass whet odoestind. paw law, se odeloatosike roles see ahead He Mil teak with grabs saliseity. ear kgbimors egret Y Is aria id are tea espalsika Is the Homo of Garr We met sae opts Ilk Aare Eltes, ram vs Isilmedi keg liar ibs dirk ties or • mitales mamba at tbs sat parer He hes studied sirramehlp sl laideleks, hes boa ma street rearm elbows sr ilemiga pars. to pereelly bribe with the errs gel t. at Ns peer ; Y Its a mai! Ma lawiaa! • Na•rela Imlbsivar; is* active iriielnic Boyori them toed limits hie whiny hove damned the Murtha of on liberal critics. We boos selected dm masplos d repethethedvo ma, viiiisat swabs alfglikat diepamment to other new thethhore, with wboth no bald, they will froonantly dbem tY asereitthe ii the mini kit which the pediment of UV will him to loghiste—not a they Ithe period probably. It meth be itsposelble to review, tadividially, the thong recite to to. Bore of Comm But es they cam into oaken there will be opportunities tar a comploto enelysie of the huh dement that b been intend Into the lopisitivo body. A Vilas za.—Tbs Aulabbire Anna. 11 me a nte al 6064 gekres lam wee bool le Deserebee het is the iloogsz i ln b .villa Al a Omar, kW of he be NAM 7110. bd. pso gi ttos, kW Ilos Me. Wog diai 9111. odd. Mr. Coda% Ow *ear * Mew Owens, Seq., Fosoorbarg, soli Ili *is maw la, hoe ef Yaws. VORK-OATZ, bleseero.—Nererlea Hegel vied* eb. We et el* here let videkleesa was Ism _ mblesisi. NA aIpAIAR Ifedeepee, aellei le all WIND hi= flos =al usib somissoso lea the sleraoriragee sa lbw maw ll* ale •11 Tabeirese, be vbke 1 Mlßrea Ilia bees, viers be meld vire le4 le ;Wom b " wire be Niebeeied W 1 .472k, ' b lila ea lili ;1111 ‘ll lll l ll' o2 l. ere ef r.r.r.:mr.....---....te"Vh• "'wit ww er: 7:l: l l.lLwi le s7 l ‘ll:lll.";Ltsk"...ing- -11:4116sabs amedifisL aigaillas; ulailladialt Z l2l. lll : 7 lllguns.law: d alia: l7: 6BllBl...bribeaTb l ll k w ferimersig be elle air* essflise eelia iamb _ef lOW. lasia, - ClE w E=e el ..) Ih. 11 1114111uefwed the 11 Ins* lies ewe TibiaDitaxa— ! 0 If wee allme% , blek low Beer ableei, TIM s=“ merest at .ii ." 1 —Diskette's 11 VICTORIAN Wiss—Fren as Wide be the 0... 1' 4 4 0.rfiser at Pamir: ma iba memebeinee limbo pi A.m., .... sitract the :—la Mt, lbws lours slosissol Is • petal dH. mat, MEI pans al raliWt i. X li otri= e il l = nets ro t e ollemakrabbieere3/1 pier as a E i r le Twee Pal.ielmet u= ge ef , smo hes Arm* embe, lei owe • Asepois •111•1 (so tor is tbsir I Vosprodstr i sdromsCelli dos slools-soodissod MIS, a bidet Ikea MOOS le SW seam *OA Mat druna es Iles Ire neve stssispiolss ; ea psi so dr *peen Ws aro" aide as mialme be peglihe r = avow dow al b the owe,min d lot • rut %aro VW be *she a the wi of paws par. = k*. 411"- imifir t days ogo, sad and with P' The Spechtior °teems are is prevented him ttaing wok .ot tali by having. tam War work toek, ate& Adidas& amiably tar Wed. It is Errol hem Main the Miami apecta• Oar at the pablim rears h speeds its tre la trilling the bolter et private sad local iresets. The member bred' is mired ism for Us Mara to err the business at the empire--the is, the proper basher at the Mouse at Oareant--4W the bermes of the arty or the imeough which pats hies in rarer. The coo somenes is " this the impart burrs *rob. while the local orals rambled In W.V.aarter ender the name of Mambas at Namara finish of the badman at their =- playas. The reform which would eerie the Moan of ost ✓a' to get an with its proper work would be to mad beak the arty burr to the county, sad the parish badness to the perish. No Pow ratan& bill could use met the Hors bee has the discredit which clingy to it year after year ant II It be relieved tor that Mares." Rumour declares (awarding to the weakly polo) that the Praia Is ready prepared with a political programme that will be marry popular. He has bean known to declare that he tree to gado ea =way at the Preaskaship. It is rid that he doss not inter &a one moment to resist raker, even carer changes d a bread character; that he is prepared with a from Bill, re prin ciple a which will be to give sly one samba to cos dirk*, sot two ea in mantis; or four es to Lau ra; that he wIII take namalers has more lire pocket boroughs, sad glee thou to large earepremated town; end that probably he will give more representatives to the coon ties, which it mast be admitted ere at present meet dispro portionately roprirsead to cesepreon to the towns. War, on contreating the rim population with equal arbors In the nrel Midas, it will be found that the gamer have twice as ray ernbas in proportion as the latter. The Economist wishes to throw out a eonsidera doe oonnected with • new reform bill, "hr the eenntry to muribiete upon at leis ure." It is this The prevalent no tion among nearly all who contemplate • new Reform B is to trenehe the elective franchise from small ewe ituenoles to tarp oar—frem Caine mid Ifeadmry, tor swap* to Birkenhead and Chelsea. Han those who look forward to such • change related ea the inevitable impoverishment of the Home of Commons for 101 rial mood mumahrial porpomm which must be the cessequence r The Bemmourtiot, bow ever, does not aspect say parliameatary action on the sub of reform the year. The Saturday Review mys that the Premier has soweely • maker to pot up on behalf of the (overarmed at the great add days of debate. " With the Gumption of Mr. Lowe who bee never succeeded in obtaining the ear of the house, and of Sir George Grey and the Atterney-General—both of whore maw by • videos utterance enteric.' capabilities of • very high @Ma— ths ministry cannot show one mingle Meter whose per formance is not • punishment to his hotel& finch a predicemeat would be tolerable If there we ;sly the regular opposition to deal with; for Mr. Disraeli epee him self to retort so often as almost to nentralim the advantage which he pins by his deversms,mcd Lord Palnewska's red talent ties in Madan. ansedegemist whebespreviendy made a fool ciliated!. Hat if Lord Jobs Rama, Yes. Gladder, sad Sir Jesus Graham aid the attack, each la his wilier style, the melancholy meets& the Mame Sabots will be repeated again and again ; sad the government, always win ning in divisions, always lowing Masbate, will lave • period of uncomfortable power, which can testy tenniuste in dis- The John Bull warmly supports the plan of episcopal appointment pat forward by the Manchester Church Society. The lording isatures of the scheme referred to are se follows :—" I. To restrict the power of appointment by the crown—that is, virtually by the minimter of the day—to selection from among a number of nominees to be chosen by the church; 2. The choice of such nominees to be is the members of the church in the dime.e over which the Whop is to pre side, giving to the oommunicent laity, as well as to the Clergy, a yoke in the matter ;3, the prevention et the evils incident to clerical &Mica, by maids( *am seat voter a decimation that he ham held no commenicatica whatever with any prow on the subject of the election, but that he gives him vote as the unblessed result of Ms eonschatiour a:avid/ca." girders, at an the footway. ro form a circuit, stations, and year by Which _ be required. would be avoided, lg. Mr. Itimmell be urged to hie mrly Oa a level with the firit-Issfr Mbileses etbesses. Hie idea is, that this would simply Mill Isis esolernsat of first floors aa show roomisoind Shalt lboe Mnbaleit .wesid be rather glitters this etlierwies. Mr. RiamMil gepee m the New-road •• • favourable locality for a meld ail Is the drat instance, to connect the stations of the esti Western, London and Bir mingham, end Great Nordin Rawer. At the next ordinary general meeting of the In stitute, to be held on Monday evening, the 20th instant, the Rim' gold medal, the Institute medals, the Boone medallion, and the prim in books, will be presented in conformity with the award of the special general meeting, held March 2. End de Grey will prattle. "Men of ingenuity," says the Balder, lend to WOR ems. These i>a railer tteieree Is modern Reamsthen that of the treniseindsi ei sow/ through yestrwalls. Any ponied, imp.* mil efliakint WSW edderasslng end be • peel Ism Solid was sod WM Om lowridi semi to Or Wiest degree. The 3111111.0111 Maas Ali WINN est en party-walla shell M wilt, sal de trintek Slim sad proportion to height ertzt. How is the evil le be overcome P gourd la do by laws very meth ise light in—if the wave Maury h secepted. We may, thsrefore, hope to retain of mill party-walls and our new fireproof floors, fled yet get rid of the nuisance of tranmdssion of send. Some highly cellular texture may be applied to walls, ceilings, and goon, which shall resist fire and ordinary decay, allow of finish, and yet deaden sound. Who is to invent and introduce suet materials P They may patent the invention and make a fortune, if they will only abate the existing 111.141111108, and enable us to have solid pasty-walla and fireproof floors without being compelled to brat what la going on upstairs and in the next home." (G, APRIL 11. 18§7 1 rzcAL GOSSIP. the nib up*. csat.tres COhlalle and 1 --•- of (owls& feet above the level of It o h i lt y United Sertiqii•Opitte), TICIloe of read we* be eo •aatrind a. to I lievlag espreeei lib f; the pilealpel ,eatlway shalom at Tibtitut, the ..„ zrzulik, thb Pa*. then:medusa, wili ha Vico Admiral Sir zodOW 01117 me blib:_ .0 1 WM would 'talent care wee iiy • BY. Ws pion all *Mom of collision weak with Sir Charles Wood at the A 4 and betas might belts,* continually reeving. date aot overlook one objection which may b .mm that. the Hume of that. pb. it ta. list hi. lbw trobbb ht Illauett am Ili IS. atbar THE ARTS AND SCIENCES. MEETINGS FOE NEXT WEEK. Tuesday.--Syro-Egyptian , 7e p.m. (On the Identification of the Egyptian end other Towns mentioned in the Bible. By Kama Sharpe, Eq.) Medical end Chl el,B P .m. Wealneeday.—Etkaolagla, p.m.—(On the Droste of Lamm*. By Mr. A. Ameony, • native Syria scholar.) Society of Arts, 3 p.m.—(Mr. J. W. Pepworth a Nooses as they Were, Are, sad Ought to Bs.) London Institution, 7 p.m. blierosoopied, 6 p.m. Aid/v.—R. 5. Lieentere, 1 p.m.—(Prodemor Cluistmos on the Brno& Histories of Ethatopier•—King John.) t. alkeday.—Adolle, Be W. d Bembey, on the Praire= al Itillways in Western beds, and on the Berate Array derived from their otestroction by the Nodose of the enenery.) Medical, 8 p.m. The DMus d the Royal Society wean relapsed 1. Way lest ham area Hems to Barilegion Howe. Orrassasst has given ashes (says the Atheneum) he So swohoa of a now gds eallsry—ths Shrepshmaks Gary—ft our mlipletweg Mote in Hmeington. Hr. lbeeparad gift So the edits is scowled, with all its W. pared onager ; Os aqieward whirs, however, wincialy with maid le the weft. at the gallery on Deadeye, are postponed hr Sham maidention. Dr. Fake hie ban manta physician, and Dr. J. W. Ogle, mint gligiska, to 81. George's Hospital Dr. Dadra enneseds Dr. Roe as senior physician it Worzeitars Reegaril. Mr. Hoene Vasa has received ea tinsel incita tion tom Weakest= le point the paha at Peeadent Be aman. He to gang le Am** hr the papaw. . The editor of Amalie, Land% wake in the AnstrOathas liaty, carries Ai he hes collected mamiels Iler ea eallamet whom glib ail cads& 120 Mt" alma mgablbe• aimed by the Arataliop ElegiOadm be Omen at Bohm* the Prime her eon, air Mona ass. Lard Dorchester, the tee Lords Conway (lhe liewatery of Mine end Ws eon), Ito John Lambe, end ether wwsweenswa. Lind.-Colonel Jervis, F.R.S., of the Hon. E. I. Ossepeals linginum and bander ot the Topographical sad Depot, War Depatment, died at the 3rd ion. (ewe the liwrory Omens), at the age el 61. Ho had culti vated with great awl the shay et Oriental nagesgeo, par ligikay that of Pei; and took an meths Mersa fa the gem& edvancemmet al Amos. Ho was eiscal a Pam of Ihe Royal Seamy In lest; and was a tam aleo of the Wan" Osokshal, and Annieweloal liaddiss. M. Michel Levy, the Paris publisher, has bought al 0 111ashar of M. Gaut for a tam at 100,0 N timas. The week ie to wpm ta tow or free acmes, sad will be dab% "Markin pour wink i rniaeolze de non Temps thipsh OW illefella 22 Fierier, 1848." The Tisk el Heath, in South Wake, has been sham hr On IN of as lastitsdioa, reembang the Mena& sings c how ado madmakil aim mare the oar nave &aka mesa bierang. A add pligNOM SW various bombes of pligasel aka* wassfsenno, saghowag, eat Mindelal ea, alb • Iheney, motinant bboratate, and other meessarim will be maga k Gaol Collage, • tlds school al science Ito be called. How hr the saline is Hl* is receive wapport to the rbelpallty is yet doubted, sad as that its swan win alma* dew& An amassment invitee cempsdlan ter gmbrentlips of niethemete, MAl mime, l awns, drab', mina Weary, hams batty, end belga. At the thee when • war was expected between busk mil thstankad, suers! young Swiss who wise ' oaf* mbar a rmle repast to their native comary, I , II7I ,RESTIN° Dl B C°V l R l . ,,________Eg• — D._ . the pat to take a bore la the ireggle. By so doing they lost a "ea s=" l l, hl n le 24. Pww•nui am mails to The memlin a whale 0111110 S at the anises of the Panay, la the &Whorl- v im, 1;47,j,, u m & mai as a * ••••• memsnalmg siluntles, am tang late imakeellon the patrietie motives which mac the Rams mg ei eraya m ...ba. „ Nimbi i ii had aimed the area et these young era, granted then reguhrly-Ina Roma weldnikaieg as heat dials& their tickets ae it thres Mg aw la Pat it meld ISMS to hem • potion to lase Um shwa lift hat Mr. Mansell. aan illgimer, has forwarded as tthiberariman ~..sun I lk" i netlidlii elts, (Awl) a phis he be intramtka d area railways, to be phone, glass, sal Rik boa alesban dieser=.- -- tor Ts pupal" sa as unnagbals plangle. His dodge Le to Gm*. Mr. Anedell has sent home several *tuns from Spain. The *abject.) ate mime "In one we have a view of Cattle Ploughing, with the town of Seville in the diataace The ploughing land gives one a notion of immense space, • gat surface of country, with the sedgy flag-covered banks of • same lying under an unclouded bright blue sky, againat which the tall, mat Igloo of the plogghman stands la bold relief. Another picture repereamtes • Seville water-earrior, and his two malls, with lags earths ajeraleagig pannier who somas *dr bad% End • gerund ranantio and Ott Mae like nutmeat glee subject. A thud, which lea Ins pur chased by Lord Landesiisough, sad is destined far the Art Treasure. at Manchester, is called the Bateau frees labour' HMI we have the unyoked sum, wearied with their day's work, sad with • sense of las situde pervading emu, limb, dragging heavily bark to their stills, slier the labour of the day, • lap basket Imily behead serum their head-rare Two mealier pictures repremet megeodvely the Clipping of • Mule,' which, with teemed lags and oatetretched wiry tail, elands half-impatiently submitting to the treatment it is receiving at the heads of • implant veterinarian, end the Mid-day Meal of an itinerant Fraft-esller,' • fat, oily Spaniard, who, with his back Laming against the wall, is partaking of his frugal dinner In a enabramonbint attitude." Mr. Philip, the exponent of Spanish life to British parr, Lee two pichwer. The one momenta • swarthy dagger er entrobaudir, who, through the bars of his mire, is enlwacteg • child held op to him by his wife. "At • gleam ons tee perceive the doubting anguish in the women's fret, gad the segerses with which the brawny ruffian, oblivious el all the nroand, eters his little ono to his rough Mos& In the beekgrosmi is NM an obi worsm, ten 'maw most likely of the cal pelt, wig his broom* to • Arid mbar, who, semningly with very Mils care about the metier, is pre-scam pied with the dificultios el lighting Merger. In the mend picture • bagpr-tatmen, with darer piteous hos, is bold ing out one head for amity to a irk, well-fed prod, while the ether dare aMA to her bread. The priest, rapporting under the grasp of Ids *ldly clamped heeds • large Oak embroils, looks steedhetly hrwerd, straight old of the picture" Mr. Augustus Egg hes this year painted an episode la the Garr of Mr. Thackeray". hero, Colonel Esmond, when the wills], capricious Beaten lass just fastened • blue silk scarf round the hero returned from the army, while her mother, herself in love with the stalwart young soldier, looks on withearnertjealorkee The oak grinding of the walls her Men painted from the old Croydon House at Ken sington, nett door to which Mr. Egg has his residence. NOTES FROM THE STUDIOS. The Illustrated Timms certain. an account of some of the works which will appear in the Royal Acadsray Ex hibition. Mr. Millais has painted two new pictures. His largest picture, which he calls " A Dream of the Past," Is said to be unfortunately named, inasmuch as the title is coin itoaplace, and dome not sufficiently explain the subject. The panting is thus described by our oontemporery ;—" An old knight in heavy armour has ridden scram a ford, bear ing on his charger's back two pretty little children, girl end boy, whose half-timid, half-pleased expression forms • pluming contrast to the soldierlike bearing of the knight. Oa the other aide of the ford lies a background of bill end dale, and autumnal herbage end foliage, painted with • Madmen and depth of colour wonderful to behold; indeed, this landscape will, I ens certain, be the portion of the pic ture most commended, while the fault-finders will at onoe seise arm the aniettinate horse for the display of their cri ticism He In indeed, a gigantic brats; a very King- Chines' segnetne-at-Cbariareroes kind of =noel—long- bselrad, bresd-lasoisi, _ bisck sod stolid; • Life-Gusn man's charger, • funeral horse to harness to • monarch's or • ghat's herr. The ether pic ture, to any eye but that of • predetermined adverse critic, will be pronounced faultier. It is called the " Escape of • Heretic," sad represents • young girl, clad in an aria deli garment, and evidently just about to be led forth to the stake, rescued by her young lover,who has bound and gagged the old priest, and is hastily throwing • diagure over her head, and leading her forth. Here is a picture in which Mr. Millais has full scope for his stronger point, the oreentra tion of feeling. Looking at the girl's face, and at the young . . is, you road the': whole story; in has you joy—in his detenninaiien, love, pardon, and mixed with all, the *sling that his etherize is not ,it direly samess6l ad that she may still be wrested treat ltd. The espreds of the young man's lip, at the Met glade, is abed coded; bet, after a minute's Mete tics, yea Meow convinced that, la • person labouring under the today represented, the haturee would take that form. Am epode= of painting I would all attention to the naked feet of the girl ad youth, both 13 different and both so natural ; end I would aim point out the tendering of the .kin cloak banging trout the young =el shouldors—one of the mad marykola bite of lainut; mpereentation and mini eve producetL" Mr. Solomon has a new picture called ' Waiting for the Verdict.' It represents the family of a prisoner, consisting of his father, mother, We, and two children, waiting in the ante-mom of the court of juetice, while the trial of him on whom all their hopes are centred is going on. " From first to last the picture is admirably painted ; the expression of the wife's face, in which misery is wrought up to the highest pitch, and every nerve is racked to tension, while the grist lads utterance in silent tears steeling down her cheeks--that expression has never Left me since I Soot saw it ; it comes between my eyes and the paper on which I am now writing, and to vividly reproduced before my eight. Such ay:aimed, hopeless, helpless grief I have never seen pourtrayed. All the details see excellently mated out. The old Sather, in his high leathern gaiters sod velveteen oast; the mother, with that high ruddy bronzed colour peculiar to countrywomen who have peeled the meri dian of thsir days ; the bosh healthy child who has fallen asleep, unconscious of its father's woes ; and the cooing in fant in the grandmother's mum are all typos of rustle Ills reproduced with the greatest fidelity. I should think that Mr. Solomon's picture will be the favourite with t e general public, in the Exhibition." MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. THE EASTER NOVELTIES. (Prom the Ere.) Of late years managers have seemed to evince little faith he the attractimases of Easter epectsclest, and this year the amount of novelty produced is leas then usual. Per haps the greater facilities afforded for holiday-making amidst the stmehine by excursion trains and steamboats, and the counteracting infinence of those places of out-door entetisin ment that open about this time, hare had their effect he checking the exertions of the honourable company of epee. tacle-makers that were wont to cause the wealth of theatrical treasuries to be lavished upon the tie_ idled fairy pieces of Covent-garden and Drurydere la the days gone by. Possibly, too, the forestalling et the recognised Easter productions of burlesque and eatisvagenza ly some of the homes at Christmas hue Used the probability of the olden outlay being politic at Thls asses leak however it may be, the fact is evident, and melkeweg tam ezeoptiotui the performances have little of a smelt hie. and in several instance the bills remit esibdrorimpl. TIN deal are commence the mama on Easter Tuesday, KM KA:INST . / and the Lectux both entering upon their 'Ow campaign, under the respective banners of Mcanti lamb, and Gye, with an array of forces that should se - ors the daming position to which they mutually aspire. Of thar stresegth and their prospects we have already spoken, and it only remains to be added that tho former {eels off with La Eitorita, and the ballet of Etsterekks, and that at the letter the opening opera will be I Puritani, with Oriel, aid • new divertiutosest, entitled Lee .dbeilles The Interior has been fitted up in the usual expiation, style, and the site.. riot has also received some embellishment. On each even ing, to afford more convenience to the aristocratic supporter% the opera will commence at half-past eight. Decor-LANs opens with what in called an Easter CNN sal of six nights, in which a junction of the Lyceum bor. bisque of (bored and Medora with the Drury pentoreinee forms the principal feature. Mr. Charles Dillon appears le Othello, and is supported by the principal members of the company that lately belonged to tbo Lyceum. Tu Mamie tho novelty of this experiment, a day perform nee of the burlesque-cum-pantomime will be given on Easter Monday at two o'clock. The HATS:ARRAS really haa an Easter piece, in the form of a classical love story, furnished by Mr. Frank Tatou& founded on • familiar mythological legend, and produced under the appellation of ; or, the Titre Gaeta, Apples. The female portion of the company has been strengthened by the accession of Mike M. Oliver, 'Mime Mario Wilton, and Miss Ellen Taman. The brilliancy of t liedielogne and the splendour of the memory have been both reported as likely to create a theatrical secosation, and the repute of the writer will justify a sanguine expectation, on the part d the public, of • plentiful provision of these plisisuit puns and piquant parodies with which the author'a extravaganzas are generally studded. The long-required new arriumement of prices to all pate of the house will be also out additional at traction to the visitors, and a decided advantage to the me. M r ; Putocass's relies upon the unabated attraction d Rieltard Ike Second, with its military pomp and pageantry, and exciting episode illustrative of the return of Bolingbroke, The Aneumite celebrates the season by the return of oar public favourite, Madame Celeste, from the provinces, and the re-production of the Terpsichorean and operatic of The Ekes ; or, The Stew Bride. The farces of 7dinar Little Stranger, and A EigAt et ..Vottino-hilt, precede and follow the extravaganza. Like and Unlike ie to be retired on Tuesday and succeeding nights, with Madame Celeste in her original character of Lisette; supported bf . hir„ Billiogton, from T. R. Birmingham, as Harry Mow Mr. Wright, as Peter Potter ; and Arthur Leclic, by , ; C. Selby. The OLTIerIC presents for acceptance the bill that Ina been so often honoured by the audience, and reserves the new artinveganza in raleanal for another Harekere, with Mr. Robson as the hero, will thereto re be the most important feature of the programme. The STRAND, with a morning performance On Ender Monday, provides for its evening visitors the drama of Rath Oakley, and a new burleepte by Mr. Leicester Buckinglant SR the "abject of William Tell. flaetzes Watts commences its summer season under the t of Mr. G. Webster, with Mims Woolen. es Yee " ' for the first week, and Mr. Charles Dittos for the men& The SVIIRET has a new drema of strong interest, called 1111 /lON Ann, in which Mr. Shepherd ploys the here. Malaventure; Miss Mortimer, from Birmingham, the he rime; and the bill is further made attractive by the return of Mies Poole to the stage, this popular vocalist re annum( Jo the part of Apollo in Kane O' Hare's old burkiaque cr Niles Madame Awn!! and Mr. Fleunore are also engaged, ail epee in T7is Dwai Serovard and Alf MOllkeV. Ateessres furnishes a brilliant wittier/ 'pectoris which ter some time past has been in preparation, and side some missielrimg kets of equestrianism to the ever popular scenes Is the *els. The mmilmemeete MASYLNISON V. THeATRE will open for the Renee balms on Monday evening, under the management of Mr. B. P. Edgar. The pieces will be the drama at T'he Needle Heart and the comedy of Girside ; the principal parts in which will be sustained by Mesdames O'Hara, Clinton, Charlotte Astor, Robertson, Turner; and Mean. E. F. Edgar, W. Young, Robert Soutar, W. Roberta's!, lee. Going to the East-end w e find that Mr. Phelps is still re tained as the star at the STANDARD, end at the Corr of LONDON greet exertions have been made to produce counter. attractions for the holiday-folks that always muster strongly in this locality. The Gancude Betook has a new burlesque; the Bin- TANNIA ie visited by Mr. Ira Aldriffm, the celebnited African Roecius, who here playa a round of parts, prior to hie depar ture for the Continent ; and the concertrooma promulgate the fact of sniffier, aid being;eugagel for the amusement of their frequenters. Of entertainments not belonging to the dramatic clam we have en infinite variety. Mr. ALRIAT SMITH Continual 00 relate his amusing experiences of continental tourists, sal illustrates Mont Blanc and its emaciation& at the Egyptian Hall. Mr. W. S. WOODIN infuses into hie " Olio of Oddities,' at the Polygraphic Hall, new vocal and local allusions. Toe law; Worse., Mr. GORDON Cumntso, adds to his stirring relations of the exploit s he achieved and the adver tises he passed through in Southern Africa, descriptions of the discoveries made by the enterprising missionary end traveller, Dr. Livingstone. TES &MATT HARDRNS present Mr. and Mrs. Clersan Reed is their popular illustrations. ETAT= HALL celebrates Easter Monday after is owe fashion by • grand Verdi Festival, in which Madame Clara Novelle Mies LouisaVinning , Miss Dolby, Mr. Sim. Reeves, Mr. We iss, and other vocalists of celebrity, are supported • full chorus from the Italian Opera, and Mr . Alfred Mellen s excellent Orchestral Union. Sr. Meartir's Kett opens with a miscellaneous moat ' and the dramatic photographs of Mr. Seymour Carleton. At the HEORNT GALLRIAT Mr. and Mrs. Henri Draytee continue their pleasant vocal Mustration of popular provertm The Potwrecatue, in about a deem different depot meats, fandebes a complete exposition of the wooden of science; and the CoLoasztrit provides a startling shillinee worth in the mukiplicity Bits musical, diatomic, optical and gnaws' ettnelices. Burbod's Panorama of Moscow, the Great Globe, the Society of British Artists in Pall-mail, the National Insti tution at the Portland °slimy, the i Zookeriest Gardens, the Botan icsenne Society, Madam among e Tuasand'sts, the Kahn's the Anatomical Mu w ag a , =at rest, Palace, t mune for gratifying every tsar" end to all the "Open Sesame" is one shilling. The gratuitous exhibitions at the public cost ere sure to be well patronised, and the marvels of the Mumma, the art treasures of the National Gallery and Marlborough House, and the prdens of Kew, and the Palace of Hampton Court, will alike enable the million to espy their well earned day of recreation after their own heart, and with the least outlay out of their own pocket. Caemoasez is re-embellished in every way, and reopens with new attractions The railways present every possible temptation, t a r the cheapness of transit, to invite excur sionists on napeotive linea, and though Greenwich Fair be abolished, and Richardson's ghost numbered with the things that were, enough yet remains to contribute to—what we trust all may enjoy— Mdlle. Piocolomini arrived in London on Thursday. The rehearsals at Her lifejeuty'a Theatre of the ballet Eneteredda, which is announced, together with the Faro* for Thursday, as well as for the opening on Tuesday, an actively programing, the principal 'femme, rocchird, Mang been for some time in London to prepare her debut. Among the passengers by the Kangaroo steamer, from New Took, wee Mr. Roberta, an American tragedies' who visits Ragland for the fest time. Lieutenant Perry, of Windsor court-martial od► bitty, has adopted the stage as a profession, having mom* appeared at Melbourne in London Assuranee. On one of the last days of this month, a concert ea beeves at Ranter Hell, with the co-operation of some of de test English and foreign astista for the benefit of all daughters of Mr. Leffler, who am left, by their father's dI Nam, in great need of aid. M. Emile de Oirardin hen constructed a comae. diem theatre be his dining-room. The stage is raised ems het from the mound, with regular foot-lights and costal Them Is apes kr a hundred arm-chain for the ladies, tab Minima amommodation for the unfair portion of the ,f/ takes. The drat pike Is to be an operetta composed WI Wiwi* IA )(wive en Pork. Some of the MaMIS pikes dMe ter hikes. de Oirardin are, it is stated, to peekessi au these amateur boards. The French Government has just issued a sail, dssgddiorfor the *mum of Pots, which saw Ws Ai minute dandle Observes the Literary Garettejaalale cosy sermons Y ambit *yea Thus, amongst other tiMOS liso low eta lhi is Ibrbidden to mike the ekibil/