The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-13 00:00:00

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Prompts Wharf, cooropteg v = b et Nonagon by Do RoAP D•obb Roa MA Tarter rod .cks follow. : fig MLR: S° TOWN ....FRIDAY, IA sod 3S. COPISHAORN . THVILIDAT, nap Ida lt STITTIN ....... .. THURSDAY . Me naiad 12. DANTI IO •O 2 I2O2 I 2Cin..TitURSDAT, n mil JIM Aid way., evig a z b et e ke Tesobit erne Pon inn Prolacor. mod dampen ClembliM7o VINO of or p,. NAVIGATION. NAVIN() of tbe POUND D PAVING of • PART of let NSIMANCR co 000011. ne ?unbar partinclar• so to promoposersoand Womb Ma Mr C . :::: at tb• Company's Molt SO Rim 111i11147114, Lesbos. at Dersart. to C. !Odor, 2. MUSOMVONit. nrocolkel. Tor el to Moon Memo cod O. 2. MD•rorrore : asd for pmemew• mid ocreek, to J. IL Potei. 214,Orfordolleft W. S. ANDREWS. NORTH of EUROPE STRAY NAVIGATION COMPILNT. RUM Me AMWAY. swift ths ROYAL MAILI Is eraftsossuommolilefis belerieg um!. d Isodslo lilai1" 16 I V I A= 1". I" roosoba• slomilif.,=ollo, °wish. 11 .of Tea anima NS loosoopogor. on FILIDAY. Mk sod FBI DAT.III NI I. for Mlollssomol sod Cliflollms. 111, flip boo now sod *pop sosommodslos kr oapfolossi nob SY Swab suronis. Paros.= " islg Ilh omo d o osolooloo soll dragarr i rr " il i e . 1 4 1 1 =1 . sed gle=ll VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO IPPNLE. ihe VICTORIA DOCK COM SH PAN T 0111 NOTICE WM Ibe fel- WIN hbe. ele. : er inban. m T i z ini 1414 CALCUTTA .... napes sad Os. Wert NS CALCUTTA ... thereme we Os. iiins ir ail .: .:: I MO M I LLI , j inlat irb b Darer sad Ow DONNA T .... trrteht art Ce. =AIM EINII ... . a EOM. ... 0. Gees* ItkeIINGII EN DURO Weer* ash Co. bir li bbob ..... ....................... Si le sli ft hrleaUhneeit there er Os Delo est Ye Mem Ihre brae o poi* remerel re b lip s **mei MI *age it 'Wimp saa E. W the Dodo el the roe Met beg he ehtehed at the Tleeeels T att=towl• am; Era as as U. aisisaia Ila V eer CAPPS& MeseNer. trill VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS, at .a. BLACK NALL. abed ACCOMMODATION toe MIPS of as zuvi tor TONNAGIL They an coesereed by ream, obi MI c b et the behte* sed the Whop trade soignee bes are lettes tort. pr CI DM All CIAIIOIID. The weekly re* le Me m. M per twee Tends eel Dow Seleme* ere 10. per be es oPelibleuerm:. imme1ibraL.theetvtraer:ic.......i.i.,:‘,.....,..........,61.1 elt a de at I ro. het. . en le beep ems le per stet eed own* It m b eeel=ll:s hese et Ur vaar reespelleee Tee wee. rar...,—r.,.--mz,er Ur mite re ebehehte en Meese the Des is bielemobertetalr b rg Mew Ma i reermt m a le Ile Deee She beea. a im se 1. 4. ir . z De* terbmwe bee weest ai lli=re limber ar ail. Monda l e rm. b C l = Ser ei re: ree=eregisp ih Le* W was OK is Paddle laramos. - - -- -- OATIM2. Morsor. C4NEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—WRITSUN mai VDU RICTROIONS LEAN INOTON,WIrodaaVrt Miatawer•ber, Bums. =l; d4 : t artwalmod. sod la ILAlSt a irraorr Po& co OMOROW, the MR, sad , II ma, pNay IS Yrs 140. MN re Moo him Linn W A n ton a l ai t aak aso la rria a rrim o r gr a c r a, •Q sak a 11 Erna, W•tasdiary. sol Nistsa, rod : MGR rad 10r. IL; Trollogloo old &N.M. mod I.O.; Obodur. M. and ; Warraorl sod= Oft I 171. me Orrionli• sad ask andislis kr Ile ewer in var. mewl meiernkalt Balsa C OAL DEPARTMENT.— thaw sad Ballwas. LEA Olk. Rid ke. arm tram the Zit rOl• is es ow/ tmowaint.r:6llrallice. 1.14 :1. 1 jr% 1hi 1 . ; as. uregmt .oe RICE CLOTHS at greatly REDUCED PRICES. _AI., to (noires, of the toresloolioo of Or W. • 11011•017 ireASYLAIMAIi:trAVITINIV.BI:II=I:II6.."'I6. DAY and C.o.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, ea. Ows-Imes, Cppee Timmitresi. tau Lorlon-beitlic ARRIBI3 SPECTACLIIS. do &Gapes' and iaa. eallitam szaelleas• or:ren . 6•7 4 hlnnlar " wistessi doer 50 1 = . 16.. 4 =t 4 .6_4 i t O t ems=l• agral Feat the oariaa—ntraus araaani 114 (Wok ANCOCIUS PATENT VULCANIMID INDIA RUBBER TUBING, HOSISPIP. WASH US. SALTS" t ir SS Tadam. mod sad Sal mating sad VULCAN lUD RUBES& la mei tiros asd four fret W. of say *Madan DIVING DRZ.SES of .uclior maim aM Improved vskikadepi Saber SU• PPLT PIPKB for ditt. j a: • RD CUPIIIuNd had itabtar &Am cal la say paLlos. far - TIMI . M b rIED NUMMI DOOILSPAINCIS: said mead ream lard el VSYrIBIDS. Air aM Water Pillows tad Caddcaa. raids OW m ar so ardor. "I"..lB:ll.4krY=l2lCOMOrteet4Lham.""lrsa:Stat DARE'S LIFE PILLS . nem 111 t fens as act Sad strthls. Wearstios If the miss of =arogee S. hem die Yet that thr. &Joie d the mass ; Metre. osee; Import elhofalam. sod that comities. feease of Of hosithisisred Math sad bbniallM. sad power wltleb Isatably leads to the marl tom la h • AA for PARIS LIF6 PILLS. 1 1 .14 hy al ropectsbis elissid• and Inslfelne 'swings In COVE WI 4061111!). 601 a. peke la 1.4.. 114., sod In family pnekes, Its. ma. Prutnewl agul porsaised Is every roustry IFy the V lab envenom& Sans a Mixed so and box of the gestilat 1i AIR DESTROYER, for reeseviag effectually wren... bar b flof boo. ofolc. w Vowsod Orb, adios' W . 7 ki as &a. &id U al.. lc GC N. gm bails, Ilkaa .I ALLX. &Mk 771117 Lalli Illat *amnia lue mope: bee* peek sweishes. THE sucatiann. RESULTS a tb• last half gloPlroit" mood = b ountion that /OW 111 . 741)17' ra1ii7 4.1111... 1ea IIM ma& II Moo owl ambit r. 7 lat. amok . Ist Anion cymal, 4 P k.l• liasim as 1840 o land of MO.—Poke o_u , ' . • imam Nowa So low morn. la. N.; sod double ez ; tv.b. 0. w e "nip, on LA RDwar& " Mark' 1100 L Dal* ItOW son. 20. walk Lood. flioniols sod samara. RIRIIRMAR. Proteeted by Royal Lotto' J. him at berbal. NA rowed bp Op mei et dr Mier dii= ' .. .. 1 . , to* me ce tome 016111111 ft Weir. vier& are i ti.n./ QM\ / I= lBl . bliribe'ede="l.n Aber embe ill ari orb AYR re userdp oradirepe sl tam et dreg b ia r ama bos ... Mir 'Ma IWO V is arebbre ti 4 r_lb= de els we 1.1 dr %Nam Ns 1 Yr = Mil p a= rat el dreebile4tt ieobbi. li re err ea s sr uirti 4. 1= l it 11. . 1 4 ars=2 gold if Mai if end .f.. sommift N UL% ea dr Isle bible kb* re bins obi la 11 00 11/.. sr lbei rue be ere Pa ca. dwi r ll` ; 11 " ' no.. whovi r o s .. b iz: Am ; bre sediri• Or% edstreenol log 11 seep bwa r Ts be Lel 4 eb. ere see mid le el . 1 3. Inleereed see Ileree. I.ll‘ L 101.1=r, 44. liaileMriblimigt; orb Idcw4 emehrie 14 PirMO ANCIL—At Mr. micairs MA 11S8SHMI C NTIP. N. 4, L•thatb•/44/4414 4110•11 J Wiwi. la all Ir. mil *L yon" or ...a ..°1.161141.4.. 4 ° V ... s. S the =1441•••• II mi he Ye as' Ws et Sift la mem. /orb,l • milly et smilis. 1.61.1.1 THE STD.:MAK TROUSERS sad Maim. JL UMW& IsPhan.—Tle Splmam Tramp an hia asquirbg TIP bp, rriforPorkg pried :ler.,=:•=low pep *I N. • par re ihdr Velum Ws lame a 1:174. awl i• P• MIS or m s a ltrerrs Oa. bra CV/WINOS WATIMPBOCUPB on lio bat dar lki Ntole g Ear r =tr e s= Y =dim. re tuft lielm le Ihd , Wl*. 000 1100 . 0 4014 . 114;:ct sedgeas I wo rel m lowliss i rr is a imeiblos se Is Immo. aye eliMA . le cc drat If mama ow fa ciao," 40a psi Oimmarlimis Ss ems d J. 0. 001011141. WI. Irma. beds." ego MARL YOUR LINEN.—Tb. Pon saperseded. Thema . z.B: . sad tat method of =Mos MEW e lkiissi. Ilk MIN beak or =Aims is, le as to provost IM at Its wailaga, le eft Ws PATIN? &CNA Any puma tes use am wilk ; arm plebs. IL ; osl et immleas. Ila ; mil. int poselpt de Maps. with prlaled drestlins. by li• T. OIILLITO I. Lestireare. we &oat W alba proms a Dam ao.si is leaszha le ow HALF-A-CROWN is sow thi prise of rood Oestes TPA. ab. tem at Ye Warding= of the Loft r . ,,= . ....6 . 05ed OW" la Ike ban. M la pir ono PA RLO W • 8 PATENT CAM STAND. NO MINIM DISTIIIIIIND IX TOUR DXIX. Will. M. ',NW It wIIMM asseNsa so NmaIMIM =lllB mol Impld 11.0 bp so mi to 11800se :le Fmk Iholmidllom be Ilmos WS Noma's' Imam IBMINamM la a M. num 0 V INS• Alm 110 Ms ; Ms NUM Moimmi II PION SAM VI Swam ; um lassmot. M.—N.B. Olamm Ur wirm M a = ammo w. 1~61. apeNhAIM ma= Wir in* Idassiseiss" fa mar, ...m. sr ollms im swim llm be MI of al Inammor, lapirdsep. bs.. graft COMPLETION OP TUB TILLTILLEIIII 111111•17. Ie vokommk. peep Mee Ombra. la eleelL Os as Met low. la Lem. pries OL. del\ ;sr r two pude. NM eash SBATB as the LIFE sad GENIUS of We Wa THOMAS 41 , Selediesa trees ltham ley M RI Boma 1: ea Pima lel awl ME of the " Teo. velar's ew; aod • eloilled S of Me "Traveleee library • ow be bed of Nom reef boduellee• Loam: LemosaL iber. era loogesoo• Os Tbsniy. an I lib leeteat. peke 3e.. mil be pablebsO. JUNE : a Book for the Oeastry to Saissior hama. Leapa. Brom Ones. mid laegasiss. MIL 11081111 PAMPHLET ON TEI KIHIONTIOIL Jut publibod, prim 01E8 on the Atra rra OA —pitrrinumi othlbllut Oho Loom of Mole* Amino, awl I the ef/1111/ sTrallatin Is Nur. ISA ',Jo,. Ileum ILL. Author of " Modem PM... "Mud TU..• "anis Lose Ai l=rinith.... and Oa. M. OmuhlE; offid .old be al lisobsihn. T RIAL el WILLIAM PALMER .t tamp Chmtral Ii•/•• • VIIIMATIM it A M w erCe ll •s A brdl im* l= raw Zi li faM si.. lestalsll. Do roe r ~Si3LT gam la. and 11 .I. 4l•= l L. A a rr i anriakise. Pasemsiwrevt; Cookdow and Milt DAILY NBWB : LONDON MORNING PIN. Pike error 43., erred it LUral areal, the arra% at tar eemmere• sad el ell 0:10i IA re erre sad value el he ennui are—la re saarregy et ha ead Ss re varied eteraure sad eureenisl larreks craelsed W Or. rehrey. mei marry aeller—le• yeeter fm. M .1. 011/1011 111311 II MILIAN:a AND IMPARTIAL Al atelerety iany es erepla Irks Ire le were ee e r every (resod sr It Tr 11M et w TUN 05 1.1 ALIT 10550 =KAT. eer IT RZOLUDIS ALL 011131111T11 It to Mealy rierlar rd. dm. mow by mart Um ilk, MIS ihr eay et poor bra. by ecergesey 1•11 early bremarr=ler ia. l33l • raraem Mara at Weir r eq. To be ward et ray barrier • e anamar re bloke ; ey the *Mee lloweiels4resl.llsakititea, Lefts. 3.1 L If Dikaley be eeperleard la obbilare the MK se • Meer yeir Me parr" 1•111. ea hea r r I S M arm m seas WM/ rib M war Is at Ma IA pat rarer, PM Id afters by Purees err Dwily NEWS FORWARDED to tb o ()DUN AJ TIT 1•7 EVENING POST. at Oa ad. re ar.. payiasat la V. 7=ll ollll it em MADDOX. 1.. Omar aorgoorto. sorootoort. am Anal. THE PUBLIC sad the WEBT-END NEWS LOWS resiried S I Ow SY IND UPPLIZD with I. IMMO =Mil very 11 • 64 Z 1 1 .6 441”11 4. 44Claw 0. 1111tOWN11 Hasibillbas WOW 4. seepasse. poodwanst. Toehgaltse-caidoortrraiL TMB EXPR3BB.—Ths PUBLIC a n d TRADE SUPPLIED ow, stlsrasoa. lustf-pest 4. by 0. ETIVISS. Saoasslar. sad News amok 33, Ocoval.rast DAILY NEWS SUPPLIED sad LiET TO REAL by la En sawalag. INCRILUIED COOT or NOV RIVER WILTE/L—The vestries sad district beards now require as amused supply of water fir wateriag the public thmeaglifares, natter the Metupslb Local Management Act, u the waterlog I. re il.irett to es more 'seceded, the charge Wag denied eat of the WPM MMn laatead of by tostritution rate. ; end, on 4..wiseit a Wag mode le the dears of the New Riser be h. requisite amply a, water for this pupae, tedp the appliants that the denude as the um. pimp ter water ware so great the' • difileuhy was ups. visaged is obtaining a supply auflaient to meet the de wee spat them, sad that, basin, bat sae puree of tip , ply. Ms whir Pap red for the pubes therughfuts had to is Moral wad purilled la the seine mauler, sad at a sinsfler eget, es that supplied for domestic porpoise, sad that therefore an leasw must be made la the *barge for the water supplied liquid the quantity required le former years. The directors of the mutual have now Mud the charge for the increase ea, p'y at elf. 41. per 100 square yards for us waterlog per day, and 12e. ed. for two wateriags per day, ler the Nowa, hawed of the emus Murat of 6s. sad 7e. ed. pre 100 square yards. CITY or DVIIILIN ATTAIt PACT'? C .—At the haamerty maties to this susesay, bad is NUM so the lOU last., a dieidandal M pa ant.. bold Immo taa, ex the yaw ine wad lag the beam to theme& ef peek sod I. 10r Wt period bons 174116 II • dimelesa In Air met, es, ast tenement at Ciasopa wadi pappme miseriellbeemiedelesel essupaesee ! o Sr sot la Me pastel mil emmeatesties alb laska. siesseuplated hp asset a patedart yea• • V ai t , o dw givilins the Isis'banns Labs end ilailln MOM le WWI of It or t palswe r wes med. In the !AMMO* In eworame Mtli asa bat was da Mul,,na Idea areptable as the Hai lt has Mom" li ' hurt tarn samba I te deem* agree the ea permus. MINN e Mud. wag elm oda M al gosolis Mr Me sesusime el pamasua. Whoa Me anmenulsalso addllswellses Tel~ As Mums 01l be pregmell. In magnowlim was ams looks sal North Meows mod Maw sod Mobbing Deaver flap Wes. is abeam/ t 0.,. is ein tateessed semen wadi nay he deemed punicable, Maas doe row le Qs bureses at the regtistess. kit. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, Oorwarroireaa,Lia=oaro.-o=tr asatimm too UV Ma of amid falaaraalma b..... Arms la Mai& rho 11109 of Ina. Da doltworad at Dr of I Oar ma WM by Dr. Q. &sew and trairrarkg unto ma. 11 Dow ergo . Wiwi alsla WWI MIMS Mleimiss. "(MAHAN'S LL 1111118 KY.--This isiollested .pia Id& \nadir roommoodel rlio mai de. low sod ftelionse Gift kr ar for per Pam polveay menewel Mir Y tree trim Wes or oreishol Mkt r. Or Po Or. ark or ; from the ; or wbolombr tom M i n OPUS Nap nod& QOMIIIIPPET MALVERN SELTZER WATER. hose the Sete Wail Opitsg teeetruel fee Ite • re proem WER elth r AT eelered the esoub.• gime dpallor sieW rid Deng. Sem bottle lo be • red Mel Medi, Was s. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON !OMB, DOW bp DOUOIJJ.IIII.IOI4. .'1•111.•011 wr 'IDLY CIRCULATIONm.6I*d ITO.CO• • OILS*? YAM far ADVIL/MIR& SIXTY OOLDIUDI, or Oii MIT LATIN! 1141=11011. perm Tworsxos. or nrowase vise i n n. al es/ Neer An t ra Dna Mr LLOYD. earlibirprioars. broko. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1856. oa the whole, Ms perfarmsace was full of vitality, end tree dramatis offset. Mr. imam, as the old Maker, gem !A ssam pr•misess@ to a small part, sad almost mceepollsed W rare meadow in whit& laegliter was permitted betimes rkdag aid treppiag ef the serials. Altogether, ma spprehemi that the verdist of the pabbe as regards " Ee trtbotta" will be, that it le as inismsly laterestlag piece, lageakmely esastreeted, elegantly writers, sad weeder hag sated, bet that the plot is rather in Mouses of ear iambs salons of what is legitimate mad healthy la the way el dramatis representation. The " Herm of the Were ; or, the )(meted Art isans of the etbiszei," as equestrian speetesie 4 Menthe! keg eats, was the novelty with wets► the proprietors of the great metropolitan hippodrome eaterteined Mak holiday patrons yesterday. It h.. awry, sad tells hew a attain Preseh asaltmeader with his mime is waylaid by bd. gash ia the menateine of t►. Aborami—hew his is.. is ionised by the robbers ea a hostage ler the payment of sew trifle of 10,0110 Neil r resion—hew s net of lane at ant eight 'penis up between the lady sad the slip need mos of the robber chief—how the pins pl eat etoveys the fair see te Naples—how be it then deans's& by a rival krisesd, see of his ova beef, for the sake of the reward set apse the peas patents's bad, ad Is renege fn the night whisk the lady had pal 1 1 apes this en satiable bran is inertias his advisor—how the press ratlines, by the aid et his !weenie ad his " faithful steed," eseepes—esd how, Is the sod, be tent out to be a aettlenes sad nude the herene. This uni son plot is nada the whine et latrodoeng sore very demon swam, ea elnadessi el guspowder, sod sore wry saunas nook et espies docility. The nem espesinly of the quadrupedal parties of the conpasy, wee quits up to the holiday standard, sad after a tine neseeded is patting dews the rind sad is,. &nay but unhealed prfornesess is feast of t►e postesion. THE WHITSIIN HOLIDAYS. DRURY.LANR. A auserosa, but qua and stisstive ',dines seseabled Mn lest sight te esjoy the nixed .sweetmeat el Wes mild spurs. limo with ea estravegoase of Awerie;aa sesselestare, entitled " lrte Aims, Alum I or, a Lewes for Hashaade," la which Yee, Flores,' metal= some lull doses 'honours This lady, who made a esceowfal Mat here a foresight oleos la the part et a nude Teske* serreat girl, eahibleed last tight a peeler weeselility than sight have beta expected fres her preview single iwpwessatios. She powwow great Was dee, vivacity, sad manilas sailed spirits; sad Der asseaptlase of the Pres& opera dose; the Numb teaser, the Teske, boy, the sakeempt somas womb, the Gimes etyma girl, sad the yews ogler, wen we sae or ler narked by dasmatie latest There it however a decided toeless, to esesperades sad sweater. whisk ok• will ele well to sables ; sad her Tema and Germs dialed will Writ of isprenreat. Moreover, three WAIN of bar very reel wag an awe than re agreeable to aided ears en is, however. as starer of decided West, remind* se renew hat of 'Lades* Vest& ; sad she should be anal& of better things that site has yet dose. After the Asserion fans, a resin of Reselai's " Courestala " wee predissed, berg the Maps tisa male by Mr. &spar Las may pan slue, whoa k was the pears to busk up the wens of the per swim In no rest marmalades feablea, stir, est this sad that MOTOMIOSI, and isterpelatieg ethers with a reckless disregard of dririatie propriety sad the oripeser's latish es. This, In Mr. Rosh's° Leers " Casierville," many of the sasessekras soirees will p sway heastieg eery WSW( melody as pont phrase r a reslaisseses of Ceserestela " whisk has been rent. Molly toes by Mr. Les ban its prep here is "Maus," " Guinness Ten," &a It le a pity that the Drury Mas resagessiat should Uwe pewissed this rifercimere faired of felleirieg the original awe. This Anglin wade, it Is Assert to be able to piers the perfbrasuse, whisk ia desersebk was sore than enditable. Miss Panay Haider, who was the Maurine, has plaid greatly i• Anibility of eirestioe, sad her satsuma salmi gnat prime sad expertise with a fair moue of serasioal sequiresest. Mr. Beery Heigh, as the Prime, ems carefully tied Judi& nely—with a little Jaen parks, and a grist deal sere study, he sty take a good pail= u a step tear. My. Dread was saisiestly pumper sad grotesque is the Bans, sad sag with assidarable spirit sad Instour. Nor shield Mr. Munn be terrain as a capital Daedial. The re►rtn sad Uses sou is good traireg orbs Mr. Tally's sinful radsetership ; sad t►e opera, oaths whole, is performed In a style that Miser great credit is the orneriest. OLYMPIC. Mr. ToetTayloe's otstributioa to the Whitsoat Olympia nods I . s . a 10111-14$ pier—perleap Preach is it sertaialy so Is It pith, Jowl ether, sad, we fear we nut add, a Uri la it. eaorality. The 'pang seer of Berbera" Mods nearly the whale of the drama* per omit esagregated in a py Perna ether, some playlag at rani, ethers promeariag to the sour of low mad renal mar, while the lady of the house, sr a tilt ger, retire As a elk sad discus the mar of • arra Gnat Pratt. who INS dropped dewa soddenly tato the eines of Parisisa hot Om, melody knows from where. Kerne do Portman, the horses, rallies bar pest, Clarke* de Henri (a young married lady) ea the attestiows of the Coast, and Cimino de air everything boyead so reideatal moors. The KOUT. Wks then brews passel. Hoerr, the bighead of Meru contribithes to his rewledge ef the sepearleas stream ; sad, Yorrinet, sod old beaker, is sure that he leas 40,000 Dames to his credit is the beak, and therefore Issas to the hypothesis of hie respectability. fleddenly, the snider of all this disrobe others la • meaner highly rearrest of Meats Christi), sad the plot berms gradaally le aural itself. He la, as we lean afterwards, a 0 'taro at all, but • pure Prerhiesa (De Menu by rase), whit NUM two yens Were had left the arms of a foully loved bride for • sore eater the reeler is the Pacific He bad returaed fall of hops sad aliestion, to lad hie wile en boo death-bed, sad with bat last break rethassiag her faitklemoses during his reser TM avowal nate him se Othello la kis jeerer ; he dennalase to le as lap is kis renege. Hs dies to Pars, tracks the *Nun who tunas out to be the husband of Marine, sad deternime ; that both shall be his violins, the wife of kis adorer the hasher of his sword. He mare love—sesabee, stream merger, but ardent, thrust. and sweserfal. He gins proofs of the reseatemey of Inespril. sad Chrism, far. sated, If mot mss, trembles oa the brink of a reeler. • setae af great power, both lo the initials sad suing, marks this dines. He has just shown the lotion that prev. the Marna= ef Hearth, he has esersted in fat plasiaaad 15... the apathy et the kosher with the der ilea of the lover, sad poor Claire is at his nerey ; bat she believes him, she trans him, and he relents. His fell perpsee melts before a womaa's taus, sad ln wearer by the window, as the huger eaten at the door. Is the neeathne his yorg brother, who has followed bin to Pars, leans the hlatesy of his wrongs ad hie muses of nowise sad roar has also falba desperately la love with Marne de Berri, determines at all risks to wen and save bar. •actedingly he waits ea the lady, gets mobbed foe his pales, is discmor by tln husband, sad a shallop eines the interview. Preview to piss oat, how ever, he sends sa reamer weralag to the lady, who, distrasted by each • tompliostioa Unpin's*, rashes to the Amber of Friuli for &solution. Br arm his the letter, M resegaiees the entree, sad, to her honor, tells her that every weed of it is true. But the spell of his feesisatisa is tee strong eon for this diselosare. • roar imp airerrens is at its right when treetops are heard apes the stairs, sad there is seemly time to rural the distracted wife is • skeet, when the haired rashes in, breath/en sad minted, and erns the hospitality of Friuli foe We pug unpaid Is • dual, which he bad fought that nolleleg, and when he has badly worded. Friuli toren% the wounded man is received is mother room, sad the difiessesesent rapidly approaches. Artier has now brought the lejanr and the Wend at Is. has to face, Priali driers kiaseU, charges Berri with his errs, sad shallows kin te mortal erbst. Or thing oily was wears to 11l the cup of hate to overflowieg, sad it Is found is the discovery that ski wounded petit Is Priali's bro ther. Berm& hesitates was to imbrue kis hands ia blosd,bat Peiall shows bin his ova Walston, a bridegroom's gift, bat width be (Push) had obtaised from Ueda.' Berri. Swords an so= out, sad the aptiag erre of the " Correa Brothen" is acted sue egaim Berri falls by the hand of the isj and hothead, the wife rusks from bee rued meet, and the lest mounts of the dying nut an urforted by Priales anurance that Clara, thhosgb sorely tempted, bad yet preserved her lancosica The canals fell upon this tableau amid lead applause, sized, It moo, however, be &dratted, with a rasiderable share of Mining. It was irritant that, although eessidorabla patio had brae take' to Nuke the remelt minters of the p.m square with English mamas of propriety, • potroa of the militate wad sot galas mew " ' " the their wafts if whet was " quite sowers" to the swamis of fasehallag *nets wady =Wag love to mar ried wows, sad wane, sot from waves of reel although wisp adealos, bet la order that tkr ask ea lawast heart a guilty essay sal& be stabbed. We nest souls= that sea aweless seanned Is the view takes by the sedieses. bat, batiag this, Uwe was everything to praise both to the withg sad the satin of " Retithetios." Mr. Teller, who always writes with sirs sad polka, had throws sew of his bass bits late the dialoges ; sal to the headset as tree as eraser Mr. Wigan, making auditions away is Wesel Mrs The delosamat, Mks Ussb. grappled with her pert like a thoroush ulna, sad the sawn sad truth M her dellsestisa, made ow forget the BMWs aphead shawls. la whisk she was pissed. This yews 'say pewees ad the eleissats of hisaisals sews.: ad. Is as geed a abed as the Olympia all less aosehe the Lash white as all she ro wing to phes her la a high parties Is her arduous selling. .Yr. 0. Via/ag, as the Parities Iresbeed, was art meeelial—e little teo4aelt breadth, oelealessliy, he tbe Maui of eeelety 4 whisk be tree sapetesei W sew, but. CRYSTAL PALACE. Yesterday the Crystal structure at Sydeaham proved Indeed the people's passe. AU day loag the rail way trate' were remiss to sad be, sad every quarter of ea hear, fins eke o'elesit satinets la the diereses, landed is the Peleee posed. seine hundreds of pawns, who pn timed the beet ehUllag's worth of raticeel sad istelbretnal sausesest is the ;arid to Greaswiek or Wadsworth Lin, the overcrowded steamboats, or those warless ether surectioas whisks at holiday times premiss for a weeldera• tie, reareatioa sad inlay went I. the toil-won artireas the ustropoUs. The Seated Meaussat sad llarsebetti's P4OOO Trophy, as bens the latest woollier, cow:waded the largest wawa& of starstkas ; bat fa the latter oast, U the audible aritiabwo espresso& by the studs w►o wagrogated small it how time to time may be takes es a erfteries, that &Malice 'snook bat little of the &waster of appro. Utica. Then wen the Compases bead sad the Royal Artillery bead, whisk rebind welt other is the parlors. twee of sows of the more popular pines of our most popular suleal performer, —sad it... wen the dowers, laillissoes sad stet* whew shame of feria, colour sad serat—sow, throbs tr sir Joseph Pastas's admirable gar denias, almost is full perfacitiaa--asen thaa divided, with the areidteotsral warts, the besatifsl speeders' of &won tin art, sad the Who wooden which the interior ef this evade glass ease gawky% the &coati= of the tiniest rim w►o assoabled la prodigious numbers. There was but sae drawback to the sombre of the visitors, sad that was la the very Isadequate anaagsweate for Ingress sad was ken sad to the treks, at the Use* sloths. It may be that the authorities sews watewplated the ra ga/nasal of station room for es may as had to be pro , wild for yesterday ; bat, if ass, the esperiesoe they have sow sequirod—prolliable as it Rim* have ►moo—will, it is - . - to be biped, Mises thus to make sash siterstiess as will prevent the be/Jag-up of elgkt se Mee lambed indleblesh while snide( for the mars tram la s seem lassilotest to moommodats half the samba, sad whisk, by the somblisod opersdon of the mewl withla sad the IteatiOtrastlais ma teriels of which it le composed, is rabid to ma atmosphere which wi mg promos le aot very msch below that ef the celebrated bleak-bole of Osleatta. CREMORNE GARDENS. The proprietor of these gardese, sow wash a. established maim resort, experisneed yesterday evesibeg W troth, "'Ts not ia marten to oesamemi saume.'. Notttiag bed been wanting ea his part so provide for the public esessesest ; bet there was no resiselag the repressing ialleines of the rata, which peered dews frem an early period of the afterasee, sad radiated till midnight. In spite of this impediment, however, some hundreds of peruses Melted Um gardens, sad by sandals, t►emselves to the sheltered parts of the establishment, sp. peered to get through the muds; very pleasantly. This was the lass &fault ea asenat of the pressatatias la the theatre of a sentry, la the him of a greed allegories' ballet, entitled "The Island of Bee. ; or, War, Pease, sad Plenty ; " n produtisa which, ft is needless to uy, arose out of the penult' spook on which the natio. has just entered, and was &dosed to pre sent a mystis repreesetatles et all lea sppreprises blueing'. The asteradanaat was well resolved, sad will probably have a goof run. The egantriaa elms wee use opened with great amoebae as regents the mine. engaged. The pyretteltuie pert of the entertainment' was asessierily de famed. Considering the spirited sherneter of the wage meat, there eon be se desht that with has weather will emu a mandatary lade: of elite,. to these sakes gutless. The British lidaansi, Bathos! Gallery, Zoological Oh. dent, Pasopthioa, Polytoaltale, b., attrastod a fair proper• tioa of holiday vialtors. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS AT 'dimmers:ll. TM'. holidays onaseand nest auspideedy at Namibian yesterday, the weather bang warn, assay, sad bright. The nanquase was a Inge Jana: of visitors frees the esnesading districts, while the asap trains is the Miyake of Loadoa, Yorkshire, the lake district, the isle of Mers, North Weiss, sad other haunts holiday resorts, carried away sassy thowasad lahabitaath la the morals; then was the nail preemies of Asada asheels of the shank of Naiad, sanberiag betwesa tea sad twelve *mead sillkina sad their tesehess. The pro/seeks issiaded, be sides shoat twisty-four *hank Banda sahooh, two ragged snook. The rosier dress afterwards weal to the oath,- dral. when a Derma wee preached to then by the Res B. O.J. Horsby, raster of Bey; sad the Foss!'" eltildres were regaled with base sari milk at their nspeetin school& A. inmate cosonne of people gathered is the streets to wham Me proossalos, bat all passed off whitest seckleat. THE BRITISH POSTAL OUIDI. width was promised by the Postmaster Osamu' fa hls maw meet, nee jut bees issued. It aoatalm about lid ter closely piloted matter, sod is to be sold to the fsr stepson at the various port-Aka. It matalas all lehrsatles about the Wand sad foreign postage ea Wise. newsman. sad books, sad also respoctiolt mew crams sad the resbata ties of litters, with the days mete nolkmo mob up sad die; saleable enossonss Most nallag_ and putting lettere wed pesihnens esnotaiste the Old dice ; a list of no penalises awl ndes Asa is the Traited Biagdsm, sad of Hwy 10,000 plans absosi. with the areas of aseestelsbe the nen by whist INNue for the latest an nut I the boars for peens est dellen is, limn Is Ibe nearepassablein a Ibt d Oa Mlles. rsiseiviag Muse% Leases sad Ile win the mann messy. enter Mass te the Albion anew' ; the ne on fees to be paid fee peselasbalses alter nen; sad a list of ponstial Sewn to oaf Ins whin *see le a doable dolly falai 1111111MONIsake tbe novena. To IbieW the es entity of 'mealy blentlng letters, It le elated la the Chide tbat helm Is, Isionele have bees net to Deign& through want of as In aunties then. BATH 11111111 AL Inuits.—Mr. P.. P. Ham of Apaisfavero. 1111120" W aeon to take a lean kw slay yews of Ys ens wane Gem the Bath het sprier, whin sew rune fats the semen. Ms. Bodges snow his °West to be to spply the water to hertioaltaral purposes, sad he aloe proposes to establkk a saaltarima la Bath. The matter bee bees relessol to • eases eannattse of the tows 1 . 1 . , Y L SOCIETY. The third Gowen of the season took plats at the Hanover square Roma list sight. Thin woe as ammo oresiblage; Um room being crowded to the doom sod eves the aate-toora tilled with eamputy. The following was the programme of the performance : irs.i. is saw, No. 10 (04;4 IWO& Saar sad Mb. ...ill, rad% apertivree' Midair Amy Soy ...... Destlvavas Oman (Animas sad ) haat Damsels Oorperto, Viol a llZ,V a lpir.. .... -.- War IMIT H. - - • • - • - - - - Sistirds r C Wow, to Arb. .Disporso or*" Bat Lieber& Waxes els lisrattair ct=two7writw o odow ot ti too two tales awl ibis. gib esimesi amengin news Limb Nal Oreles Degier. r sod Clhealis Baba (tram Mo lloinignmetro. Peek) Overture. "Da helsthate 4 ° Z b OniMor—Pfebtata lessitA. Harts% symptom, MO of the twelve erepesed to Lea r dos kr flolemen'e oesearts, and lint perkemed is those same room, has always been esteemed one of ute beet of the great meeter's orlentral works. Thresh the sums is risk in enuterpoint and fir leer mental combinations, yet the whole ie beautifully akar, and fall of obserfalsoes. It is as. of the.. snap whir an ever fro* aid delighthil. Beethoven's fatness aeons, though written set for the Doge but the omen remo t ion the Imam style of lyrissl tragedy. It is the mosologse of Modes, ia whin► ohs ghee net to the stems of oesibetiag prim, w►ieh may be sup posed to rage is the heart of a betrayed sod deserted mama ; sad, nag as it sow was by the pester tragedian es the Gonna mural stage, he ear was pralines Ohm as it boa bees pernmed by the greatest Sager, it sever baton made as prollousd as kapremion. Ms. Potter's overture is as adorable wen, sad bed great ream. Ito ideas were suggested to the composer by pu rges is /bakapeare's play, red the Mesas and melaseholy ormoluies may be takes as derriptive sf the eateetropho Apnea Dramatic Caseate, which coseluded the diet part of the wren was played by Mr. Cooper fa a meaner whin made good his claim to be regarded as the AM of English clarets. It was a noble performer, diatia gained by powerful sad Inland eneutien, peelers I of style, aid strength end variety of enemies. At its toe &roe, Mr. Cooper was greeted with acclamations sad thunden of sponses from every part of the nom. The word pert of the WOW{ courted Wetly of Beethrea's edema aympbcoy is C miser, whir was priestly well rented. Beery mormeat was takes is its teas time, aid with the utmost attrition to all the wawa, sod delitosiee of sleet. The grid triumphal rear* with which it deem was • blaze of splendour. The sir from the " Stone tin Nord " was ereediagly well mai by Fielotterdt. Bo seemed slightly boar, bat net to the &Wart el the offer. He was seas► applauded. The Corectoste far two dates mad violin, es lisageriaa airs, a wont aid pretty comparioa, wee beautifully played, red the performers had a very freasable reeeptioa. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SUNDAY MUSIC IN THE PARKS TO DI DI& CONTINUED. On Saturday the Archbishop of Canterbury ad droned a letter to Lord Palmerston. peisUag out the viole nce of tar feelings of the people sassed by the pigtail et the beads i• the parks ea Beedey, sad the evil Wrests whisk (so the oplakia et the primate) this bad produced, sad was ►ikely W Fades', le the Wads of the people, sad imploring bile to rassesibir bh deststee. LIM Nandi** is WY rtsterday wowed by *hi Sul of ilhalusbery et the 'maul waesting of the Protestant Allimas) has turbid to this tipped t►at his rely inteados in unwitting the bands to play in the parks cot Sundays wu to give the psopis se laneeset sad hselthy reenation be. twee* tbo hours of Divine servise, and In the lupe el keep lag the working men out of the alehouses; bet that, es he foetid kis plait bad been resolved with so gust magma's, Its: as those was, at all events, so much differsue of opisios, sad that as out the workiag people thussalves apyserod to he Indilrusat on the 'abject, although he u tilised his ma views sod opinions—although these ro- menet asoltiegod, ye, 4 defense ea public Oploke, sod to the roliglost Maio. of tbo muunaalty, he wield soda Oat Um playing et As leads on Sudsy should le di► tontine& The Poet lays it remains to be 111844 hew far tbs two hun dred owl fifiroigAl Mooned proem who last Sudsy wens la We parka may midwives: to have their owe way. " Loadosen may ace salami, large *sir wish t►emselves to deesnalas what shall ho dose la Load's. Howe•er this may be, we sarsestly emus' moderation oa both sides. If this be sunned, a fair settlement of the dlffareato may be o►tained. If sot, a dispute, of whisk the daagerose chanstor may sully be aggravated, may be ►rought about, and threaten We pablis tranquWty with swans which asay lead to the mom deplorable malts." The Harald aloe eatieipatee mischief:—" Possibly (it says) the raesaiers of but summer may be revived, sad the . NatWest' Sudsy League ' may summon all the black gsards of the metropolis tats Hyde-park seat Besday. If ssytbi•g of this Wad should be attempted, let Sir B. Hall look to it. The whole seleshief bee eeigisated with him. All the religiose pert of that:annually ask ie to be let acme. They have asked for so sew lawr—se sew restrictions. They °sly ask that May, 1858, shall be like May, 1865. The issovetlea is Biz B. Hell's own work; sad ha hoe bees wowed from the &Waiting that the colleatirs of 80,000 or 80,000 idle people together °a a Beady afternoon set be • matter of some peril. If say mischief or diaper should become mailed, let Bit B. Hell see to lb suppression. It will be his own work; sad he masteany it through, or take the comequesces." PRESENTATION OF A TESTIMONIAL TO MR. COSTA ar THE AIRMINGRAM FESTIVAL Tenterday,a testimonial was manta by the cow- Edam of the Hirgainghon Manta Festival to Mr. Costs, to runs their grateted twee of his 'outlaw* in present hog the tea is white he was "waled for the composition of his wok** Di, to the fends of tics Genital Hospital. The tatimmial, which is a magullicent work et art, sessioN of • poop in eitised silver, illastrative eta pomp Is tM work the produottha of which it it istamied p immatenterato— that of the presentation of &awl to Eli to the Temple. The artist is Mr. Chariot Grant. The Igloos an methanol with great skill, and the seesmories are rendered with env plenums of detail and pod taste. The !Blowing inscription L **gravid on a silver scroll on the bosh of the pedertal " To Mahar* Costa, in sommemeration of the Int perform ative, an the 29th of August, 1866, of BE, as oratorio, glatrowly imposed by Wm for the Hinnimptam Naiad is aid of the leads of the Chaeral Hospital. As a tribute to his genius, and as a record of his disinterested liberality, this waist:alai is preowned by noblemen and patients on the committee of manapsaut, 1866." Lord WILLOVOZDY DR Bzons, as presidatt of the fes tival, in pratatimg the testimonial, referred to the eminent O0“1.011 which Mr. Costa bad gathered at the last three (a - I awls, bat espatelly to kis pagnsity oat the last occasion, when, having performed ate shwa Hereuloan labour, he re fused to wart soy intobamest, pastries instead to nab moors% the statist of beathetors to the noble institution La aid of which the festivals were held. (Appliinte.) Mi. COSTA, OS 00=1,11 forward to asheowledge w OM ?Haat thus made to him, received a very hearty peon tug. He obsowed that who; in 1829 he tams to Hegland a latter Manger, Birmingham was fa a short time his plaw et tothisme, and thaw be had wpariensed kindnales whisk he ewe remiketed with Omura. What then must be hie Milo. la sweeties that testiaciaisi of their atom as • kiosk waken them • siege megnorial et their approval. I He timaigni gaga heartily (Sr their beautiful gift, red fat weed in Wks se the bead of what he might safely call the lest mamba gamest in the world. He was gratified to think that thew Mayas had grown in magnitude sad ne potism", prang os beasteW to the funds of the impor tant philanthropic Mantles to whew intermit all the animal arraogetwate Weald be made sabserviest. A vote of thanks to Lord Willeoghby de Broke was moved by the 11•101, whisk gonelodod the earanoola of the pigmentation. Mr. Costa wee sehapently entertained at Mather at Ow Hen sad Chickens Hotel. About forty 80511116140, thistly the Festival Cegagaitise, were pewees. CIINTAL PALACI..--ONI SMILLINO DAT, MON DAY, MAT It —Admissions as parniest, 22,714 ; ditto by sums tiskses, al ; toed ?MN% 714190. MADAME IUSTOIU. If the world of critics and playgoers in London were as excitable as the ootrespooding world in Paris, we should anticipate a kind of artistic convulsion next month. The Ristori is coming to London to carry a, it is anticipated, similar honours to those which she has gained in France. By the bye, tho use of the de fi nite article, to denote the preammenc• of the goddesses of art, has a significance, which speaks strongly for the enthusiasm of oar continental neighbeeirs. " Oriel" sounds but coldly in the ears of • Frenchman or Italian. He is satisfied with nothing less than " Lo Orin " or " La Diva," and a like principle animates hi m in his designation of most of his favourites. Thus the Marches& del Orillo, who has suddenly placed herself at the summit of his trionic fame in France, after some years' practice of her art in Italy, is known to the impassioned French man only by the appellation La Ristori. Our emaciation of artists in England is generally shown in atomiser rather mere &obi, and perhaps not lam flattering, than that in which the admiration of con tinental connoismare is displayed and we shall, therefore, drop the article and speak of the gifted artiste simply as Made= Ristori. It may give our readers some idea of the enthu siasm which Madame Ristori has excited in Franco if we my that, in the division of the favours show ered on her and Mae. Rachel, Madame Ristori now takes the lion's share. With how much justice the English nation will soon have an opportunity of deciding—the French critics have quietly deposed Ma. Rachel from her throne and have installed Madame Maori in her place. It is not for us to endeavour to forestall the judgment of the public in En land. Madame Ristori will appear before an atadianee at least us capable as any in Europe of coming to a proper declaim on her merits. We shall content ourselves with • rapid sketch of her previous ewes. Site was born in Venetian Lombardy, but wee educated in Rome, when her talents were first deve loped. her admirers ars food of assuming that it was in the long galleries and the vast squares of the Eternal City, crowded with works of genius, that she first received those impulses which drove her to the study of the art by which she has acquired her fame. What amount of truth there may be in this assumption it is difficult to say. There is little doubt, however, that it was not until late in life that her vocation towards tra gedy was determined. We hear, indeed, that at the age of fourteen she appeared in the part of Fran cesca in Sylvia Pellioo's tragedy, but we find that at a still later period, in 1840 namely, she played simple parts in the company of comedians attached to the coast of the King of Sardinia. In 1848, at the age . of twenty-loar, she married the Marquis Capranica del Grillo, and as a consequence quitted the stage. But the perfume of the incense which we may presume had been offered up before her hanated her sense; the impulse of the genius of which she was conscious was perpetually goading her to action, and at the end of a repose of two years she appeared again before a public only too glad to welcome an old favourite. The occasion of her re-appearanos is variously told. It is, however, generally believed that the newly-made marchioness cootrived to consult both her inclination aad her benevolent feelings by consentiog to act for a manager in distress—a ruined impresario. The effect was electrical; the public voice was pro nounced decidedly, and the marchioness ones mere took her place as the actress. Adelaide Riatori was henosforth to be known to fame by her maiden name. We. Sr. afraid that this story, which, although it ham been differently told, is, without doubt, founded on truth, does away with the claims put forward by the French as the discoverers of the genius of Ristori. The French critics are really so clever, so dishing, so filled with that most graceful of all egotism. which identifies their country with themselves, that it goes against the grain to deprive them of any jewel of the crown with which they so jauntily adorn themselves. Nevertheless, there eau be no doubt that Madame Ristori bad a reputation before she came to Paris—that this reputation was sufficient to justify the company of which she was the chief actress in engaging one of the largest theatres in Paris for her first appearance, and that her talents alone were supposed to be sufficient to make amends for the shortcomings of an imperfect troop. How ever, the French claim for themselves the credit of discovering Ristori's genius. "It was reserved for the criticism of Paris," says one writer, " to reveal the intellectual portion of the talent of the artist, a prodigy which neither Turin, nor Milan, nor Naples could ever have accomplished." The ignorant Italians only saw the great pAysical capabilities of the actress. " What happened," says the same writer, " what this lady presented herself before a public calm and kind, but thoroughly in earnest, losing not one in flection of the voice, not a single detail ? She was obliged to concentrate her forces, to become inspired with the situation, and, working with intense love and labour, she gave, like Pygmalion, life to what would otherwise have been an inanimate statue." " Bee what the advice of some distinguished indi viduals and the lofty sagacity of the Parisian public have effected." Whatever part the Parisian public played in ex citing the talents of the artist, it is certain that Ma dame Ristori benefited by it very quickly. At the end of the third act of " Francon& di Riegel," is which she made her first appearance, she was rem aimed as the greatest actress in the world. "We ex pected little better than a sweet crestime," said Jules Janin, "when in a moment the audience, awakened and roused to admiration, recognise the miracle. They listen, they gaze, they weep, they admire. It is an electric shock. All of a sudden the action busts into life, the tragedy is accepted, and the tragedian, who before was trem bling, sees that the public comprehends her suffer ings. Seldom have I seen public enthssium ma nifested in a more unexpected manner. The actress and the audience at first were strangers. There was a wall between this woman and the public, when, lo! in an instant, everything is under stood ; silence, words, actions, looks. A moment be fore, a well-educated public was listening courteously to a foreigner. Now she is an accepted, a grand artist. Every one feels the influenee of her charms. recognises her beauty." This triumphal debut took plans on the 22nd of May last, and since that tints Madame Ristori has reigned triumphant over the playgoing world in Paris. She has at present a limited repertoire, her principal characters being 11-ant-ewes di Rimini, l'io, Mgrra, in Alfiert's tragedy of that name ; and Maria Sguarda, in Maffei 's translation of Schiller's play. In these, ea in other characters, she has shown powers of , the very highest kind. She is, moreover, endowed by nature with qualities which, although not absolutely necessary to the accomplished artist, add materially to her capabilities of exciting the sympathies. Her face is beautiful and expressive, and even in repose is marked with intelligence. In figure she is tall, and magnificently proportioned. Her voice is full, and marvellously flexible. Her beauty, it is said, owes nothing to art for the power which it exercises upon the spectators, as she refuses to make use of any of those .preperations by which actresses in general en deavour to hide defects, or to heighten graces. She appears in her natural complexion. It remains to be seen what effect Madams Ristori's beauty and artistic excellecce will hays upon an English public. In the meantime we may congratulate ourselves that we shall enjoy the advantage of seeing the tragedian in a theatre when we shall not lose the minute graces of her action by distance. The Lyceum is far better calculated for the dieplay of tine acting than a larger theatre. Distance lends no enchantment to the view when a great actress is the object of attraction. I