The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

irt ...• ii?"‘444(4 0 s.• 1 . 7; 1 4-1. d r 4uoir ... j . Ttt ' \ __ _ 01643rt515. No. 3,0 5.] F.IR PORT PHILLIP. th. Oaf.. felt-scliri, .nd 4,1 1 , CoNIITITtTION. A 1. tons register. . .1 ‘I.MI R TRADES. l'..donador ; Wag to the Loden l'.• •lot. Ass a maratfeee.t lett% sr.c rate ne , tninlndin- I t A , to I.—Lacers. sod fres bee well to.. n %admit swab. t.. Is ate a rspkl lemsee. I ir.t tii•• rnbtri se••••FO . • rtb rd dos Inks& AU lends e5...5e...1 wad No d..,14 • • , . —lot hefted we puma 0 IT to CHAIM'S .t.I thaceourelHiesm. Losaua. sad RIME. volt PORT PHILLIP (to follow the Cooirti r oat me. MO litio to•Oviling fridate huilt es-mm.l .Alp, Mt O:SUM A 1.1.111011.0. tgri•ter W. 1 ,1111% 0 RI .N R coo: I lYisir le the bubo • . •• My Di vow, r or 40. .to shale confoot WA Coen nk nce ener v• o oli Ito trribt nf mango NV) . t...1'11.1 BLEB •Mlto I 10.3 sedMS& Oranotborett stmt. Woks. sad IT. Water. tt. Dow ronß IiALIPAX sod WINDSOR, N.B. (to fol. i.,. Ornol. *as bat rail aut Innis torque, ANCt, WO suer mantra, JO.lll TOY IL Cotananam ; I.las la Or Wt.( Islas Vodka Hr arnoranodatlna for a fen rowers le pad — . For n.. maker% and novenisnor imp Manta nig Nana% .t Pardo may to CHARMS W ALTON wad BONN. IT. liracurawa—areut, Loudon, and IT. Walurskrist. Longest. OR LIMA Direct (to hollow the James Little dolt boo wits gi bar MID engaged awl mg We beet goods the .plicd el Ilistetro Among= chimer JoIIN BRYANT. 34146 Vented. Le Mita". B chim er FOSTER. tree ht the Loot. • Amt. 1 I. W dttp boo gt.d wonemmdd•thht for IMa li t11•11111ta Ilf•lTOrtid tt► 4 76l(2l l 4ni t ra r to g e b :lgholndt. W 11. Wawa/mt. LloorpooL FOR 1231 A Direct (to follow the John Bryant he. mill se bie awn gouged, and me Mks BOA good. netp. Ma apleadld Mon American clipper rhip JVAN bERN AN DNS, MY Torlam.LOMlcma reMmer..l. 001 V , Conymader Iglng In Tiolorls Dock. TIM too ship bar good accommodmios for pm win !mei . 011 ._1•Irli deerYada —For trolcal or my mo =TO WIAILLS WALTON and ellNd, 17, Gracedusreleolnot. Lgodyr, and 17, Ware planet. LYMPooI. BERDEEN CLIPPER LINE.—For SYDNEY. The following Amalie dipper SHIPS le be bedle4 ear A reads et d bal i bee Deem weak pieebeelley. le be tellesel aeuelbft y Giber ...—: :.• * &wed A 1111 ID, 10 m Other Cromwell ........ Akamadow I 003 6*. 10 nee work. rem& Moe *meld raw aelemmedoMme mud site Willa: SthaIILUVO tu oblrlows owd pammeem— Ap pl y to Me maim OEO 7110111011011. *L. aad C0..12. M. Heiesewiewo. 111boompew• NBW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, &C.— FIEDER ICS YOUNG old CeA LINK— Moving I s 1 SO WO an a." Imago for Gm oadoomethomed poet; sad .0 meet with prompt Mow" : lasiag la Ike Ow lady Dodo. _ _ tliia ; t_. port= Toes' To El& blob Hodg e . E. fitabho......!Poft Plookko 0100 sod Lohlag .. J. Wobbled..l { gy p si b un HT Joss 26 LW*/ liitbolooske Dada . .... t.o ......L'llamoino NO I Jon 10 To . M ien W ponwory ow Imo o War ovory yoooltalo t lo.lofwat. Covo lfo lill. r WAS or pomp styli to 732DILSICI 101:140 all Co.. NAIUSHALL mid EDRIDGES LINE se AtrIPTSALABIAN PACIIBLELIWIkete=rei. el" awed ler Uwe riellsor propp. as ."6 l ll 4lgivery =ide merle. Tom 1 Tor 1111" ilostobar. Bola' at Lookobary * 1110 1400 FM •••••••••••- • • • • . 0 71 SW Dmitrilos. a • Tows. Aldslia. si s trk .sh. 44, dlsilse, mod bother aselris sols= n°l . 74= ar be )14 NIHAU. and 147)111108, 34. 1rawb0r414.1444L 'up IVER PLATE REGULAR LINE of PACKETS. For MONTI TIDIER sod DV/LYON ATRRS WA he mite errata% h•The • Moro P•Mfre of RIF arr,sirri sad &wisp. the eery Ihee lesteethae Prltisb MO lose reetster, • 1 esd eted. JOTIR - 11 IRK ATRICIL Cemoseder ; Wag he the °Wm Has toed imemendetlee tor —Far term el fed.* or tames epply Y MARTIN rd HAW.. HI NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAV - I- I/MON COMPANY. froAdmo IMAM SHIPP vill be ih im .MU 77 Ina I= to llye. cavranialls Ay MAO TOW. fur l . 22 . M .! 11111112 N, Jim Mood E. X Jar 201.4 V. SWAG sad IC ONIONNIIO. la IL And moldy won useit foe ON. Pooorobry. Towline. notbzibic.o - (Avg Wis. For Danzig. sad [mad,* ev.wy ( homser. sad •hippors by Mb moo will *bum *o foilevlal advaalop. • 9 of NY )4 ILINI at ALA NAVIGATION. I 1: :f t a PAXVIL U IXIIIIILANCI es 9009.. 111 IM Nohow portladon so to firokomf arome. Me for Vl= Ms Commaky's Wllliwilweek. Looks. mAI do wila. is r. C. Maw. Messooxemt. Two , amts ... Pointrant owl all Mbar Parts. to Mara O. YMCA.. LI. Milir4lowe ; ad foe promemo and mak NW J. L PrSiok. Mo. Odonlatiool. V. S. ILXDRZWII. Itimen tftsakit. ' 0010.—Frelebt by the Mal 11Wein by Hal May. Nodes. sad I. Vora Direct is MDR bilk art I{ per Mt. Waage. RITISH accl NORTH AMERICA/4 ROYAL E ..... NAIL MAN MlNlA_lmpolaboll by the Admiralty by 00 LIMI T IP o r ma NNW TOIX dly=r betyreyslialt 1 MON pingjyylalltyylryar i c 111110 " Ths :OwttllA: IS . ..r..72 . 1 . 61 7 Linn"' It s Ct s r aft rOf 0 remaer, Joe IL ft mailL be NWM ea ee r ard"—Trik ma .4 1N:We i &eleerk4erad ea". j i lt Srle l e tl: M an" ' e lers.titeli7:=l Sisk" arsenal cella paanalia no 0100. Ye vtbst loknoolis.segly by 1.1 Feent. n. OM Om& TortMolb 4oo o I. c Habeas ; &IL lesek Psalm ; 11. &rut ; D. Can* NY It aseley•ml glyy holm% MY; &au, arbemeallee. Maim ; yr D. and U. brim. WatatelyelL I.oyrysel. WEAN to NEW TOR& fro. Southampton. Al The relied PtOa Mal dim Ofila did gandlialb ben aim' .. r . fee UM YORK Ansi am Mow AM; 1 1 441:416 bb . Twa sb ra:l4 B . Z was 11l a OToX. UMI . w . Jal; A ALIN% LON Wasallbraziesi. illosity. July Tire .taran imo int their pram arl let Os fl •Tlksei 4 air hew India.* pis= acei Oval on* ils•Pres Ilim k ' / 0 .0 11 0 , MA MOM Ma d 0) ; aseaad alan SS sea gi,, ....... awl wantlaataa. ant clam, umpor alma. 11$1. Was AL dm SI& Ageb Is 0/111 .ka rt sad 0.. ..111. lanallatilase. Cliallatalls: IN la le irraid a lr b WO. Geassibeedi. Mali WI Min al fleet apaalrt MOS i l; . yTH iscuyst algl aaw ).S .s beefsess .s.a. —DlAMOND FUNNEL am* ' . : 6 4l : th it e .am ju ' s ; 1127":4; THE 13YDRN HAM TROUSERS sad Kann. Ikaaata —TY Ilpeishire Tem= are tot m . bwt aterials. I ptis.VlZeiss~ Fla et 17s. s pit M ed Mow Year=..La lemma Ws likes onahlso Napa ft in ems Year= Ow milady =Oa OWE, sai igen We lbw sow hew ofterd kr tism sad mom IL wain.. *win. a to= rwirms. boa Hultars F I NLEY'S larallible ARABIAN =WIT, kw moist* CHINA, (11.A88. Le. Itf Ira twenty pima f r iratli Isampowet ouret. Warmated Strad b 4 WSW. limner irwarld . H oyt! e. 1r..r.... it .sailt la Me .at a. fi.m. la anlheat "r 7rl. 111 sumps. lon bre Nal awl cusian TIM )lACKB end FETES.—Ledies will find the et SOWLA NW KA Trig* Mladdag Wpr il lo si dollomer sad tarp rt %t a r: re tire cd re sr or bor. rd row 4SlMb e e .1111.1 in on radord draft OS tWrar. Orr rad fr or bp*. 11. i. or or rot to a err or bit reploalos. la or et arra or rap et IL as arta • Ira Nag bra orartodpod. Pro da di rd Pa par bora Oialloa—TV von* " liaoloadd Miro, "an ea tho rippla—Sold bp SI.I4)WLAID rad OM ill. blottalaralok Lradoo : rd by Ororird Fromm GRAVESEND. Irith, Oraienhiths, Anshervinc— N.A DIAMOND MN& PM PACKETS diany..A as 4 atter Pawky. J ons & Imterford, &I I. 111. mAI li ; Lnadeo.brldge. 10 1. 11 1 .0 •SSM P.P.067 .7.7.1.6.14g .dim i1es Oresaverkb. W aehrialh. Oritmgesell. . 17. 47. 61. 6. 611. 7. 11*Z:: N. AM ; admirlos to 17. bt.mod!. VIOTOKIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO OH (PPM& Tao VICTORIA DOCK COMPANY °ITN NOTION last lie laL WIN daPa atL : Tar. awns CITY • IMT II RR RAMIS a Brehm BOMBAY .... NAPA NLOLC.... LIN all AIYGHA N. ... Mead= .rd Mr I. MARTS IIO.TON C. O. ALA .........1.1 P/I1 I A DEL PH IA O. Ouna. MITEREIGN ........ MY GIBRALTAR A MALTA Weed awl Or OTTER. DO MALTA a ALEXANDRIA M. A. Habra. &ANL LA W REN CI.. MAI LI N • ... . . Parma/rand Or DI ItaltANN IMF II ONO MONO . • PlelrMtall. JrAN FERNANDEZ EGO LIMA . . - Wallas sad law &PHI, . 119 NoTTERDAM la• tarliaa sataseat to se• vbet...t. hod's. The I ...Rife, re•letrlae Ile omsfuyasof of goals hem Oa Ittlapars „_ ll4l I^ it. DWI • at , f-pair Am If A:mem Canasta or calm &Byer MIRK Ilia elrp Ise Nark War to las D.alta MO WEL pa ses. 'Ma auttaUtlas of at r taw N. tar. geld* f• awe, frd off , .Ifrert 11.8 Mat a &kis dab. MI an drag la lambs , awl IBM. that waled. Ares Oa Dada at tag tam Isla In Ittau.r Art In. eV, rap he fAisierfl at the Tlalarlatalt=l4o4. at Yr (Alm. r the Nassayard" Emir OAPP/114. MataaME I WEPPMI MALVEILN SELTZER WATER. ~ II arr. 4 . 4 the Holy WA Pp*/ it %Urns. mammal few Co. can Paw swim • 10KLIIKII WATlia with 10 . t 4. bekkal Uwe Naiad the ..4. 77awl Ktass •M," had se Lab, Very Wale le preload 1/ • rod label Mario; ihmr •a stare. * TRIIIIIISMAIL— Protected by Royal Letters A host A tAdV i rre4 by de ode et Ilmiddele de Pbee. ..........._Oodei=o6 mil ...did 'AA %;=, I •=•••dode d 13•117101• Tee .ftekddY, did added maned sh dam dree do — e s = ".." el. Inn% IS =Weis Om ISM Ma e ".•Adi de A dededere Idris. de knead blab UM . ib 1110 ...., .of the peematt odd ell de en de .e. 4 imp./ mom . de& I. sad 3. efrarg die a i n . t . ow. b.O. edd 4 A aimeallan Wyse'. u.td able ended deer exe edit it eldin ..‘ i. Mad... et he 01•111 le ego to nee —l. : --2 rt....,. . 1 4 4..d 0eby dwe ll v le si a et a m ts : sambitta laiDNiar t .en_ ft aleidese, ‘ . " . ."...dreet ft. 6 ..U. .1.111.6=5. m risejT, _.........., um aim leur 1 LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. TOURISTS' TICKETS. Cenneadap June L MIA termination Sept. 30. MR NORTH WALES. TlClElnmedleble for T BRIX WEEKS. gnat/lee the hotter to et** RIITR,OONWA E. BANGOR, C t CRYAR VON, Bpd HOLY. 13 Ke"elizrev t : mond i. aye Weed at the follanine Yam by the Pine-dam &tete are available by any train, W 1 - 174WWIR *MI WSW as have eeconekite carriages attache& First Clue nomad Clam. W beak L3 10 0 La 10 0 6° Mi r d ditto and bark llO 0 110 0 & es 10 &Molted beet 113 9 Mite lad hie! "0 0 110 0 M 1 1 0 To le= 0 WMIWARIMIAND and CUMBERLAND. TICE _ _.._.11 WSW te Me abom Laken ere Warll7,Wroo or an MireeMi i =m Tbc rin4-class NO ray= mid Me by sorb trate. ea hem meendolen mime . Ttne i rl.T 10 . 100 1 o Lc3tr le Ts s ler:End back.. L 3 to .. w , ii.rsie ledlie sad back II 12 ohe ale and teck To the tamulke Lanclethire Watedeippiateß LT TU AM or BLACKPOOL. MERU andlebie for TRAIL MUMS ale MEN by the marry Memel Me Ouniepany. TV Plecteim me anniall• to. ••• W lbelheilld10•111 tribesman., ....... ... ..... V . Ft hem A II • .." •—• .......7....." . .:7 . II . • • 118 . '' •• • ' ...... • • 110 0 .. 1 II 0 • I at in Cllllll4e C E. AV ry•.,( the B ,fit Vlti are breed by the Me o e s zl ....T t e m ill t elais ar , e nd n=able by say =e1A51•111100ag. lICARISOReaII, W HIT T. 11 . er sznowtOTOK. PIM IgNMI. Bested dem Hairosais awl bark. Mr stab parmame.. 4b. 24. .. 3 9 5 31. • 0 1 . . esd bia. Ore UM Imumeet ta l : Z.. .. 3k at agorae" Pgreir7:::: .. 36n Od. ire OM Od. rt ilM. i M ite =Let Me 1 11 11 e h t F 1.. 0 1 • 4 1A1 the aborMeg ' att Male. T HenemZ i r se Mat" le MO MIMI by mosalsag me 1 eak. isles eiriehrideM DR. LAHIFI ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 4 . l 2r.se med OrOrr aro ast " .7 .n."."'''''....a.... the ism la Mar Oa maa et or to 1.20711 at tries Om mod sr wok by Dr. O. SaITO .ssil srw sot brag Isloollostre at Sorra b saw la arse at MONO by MIAMI. 0 4 pr pos ear —adialwir Or Orr 12ENNETTE MODEL WATCH, 85. elleardia• A) —At orsoboloot. aon Mat owl* of iho arisideleak— Ind. MI do blot iornolososo; mho. boo lrloolo; bo Gam from 12 pima TM Ind Goma 'oar =pot boa CIOAL DRPABIXIIIIT.-4Leraw sad Hallway. LL Oa. NOVI Ilapois.—Hossin's. dr. PIC ble. trim Os Is Dock; 11 . 1= If MaN trinsa im • ar wpm& at 22.. pw •414= wisaara:limlofttsrleibil 112A8815 PALS ALE sod ounansrs STOUT, la lOW @Mar la moitalquirt sac! • :row V .40.. t o tilljA b Ve i ritel I euo t e . I , ia l l pr ee t leA 6l"l l:l4 .7l: ited "nods, 306. pie gift.— Tasks, S. _ i wilmi wleallionst. Hamada. DRAY sod Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, h&. saes hes. Upper Thinioatraft, err Leadm-bridas. ciIIIDINO' h WATIMPIIOOFIS an the best seilielskee; Um wgeliel A .4•Shin. *Mae 1 3 ibee=l " WarreeTZCW l A r:.- -Ma b V MINS beelp.l:r ; vele um se &Imam sum Is Mop IlkaU t h rgil...m . Wide lti Velinac tala Th. o . oA e la a r L 46.1 )13 ARLO W ' 8 PATENT CASE STAND. 10 INDIMICII? DINTIIIIIIND IS TOl7l MUM WIN& ha ar mee osalrloodembro oodzlgrbed W . ma te~oi; la oft or Elm doom v _.. NiforoWionpolo oft l• •kw /IN" Abe hi mislomod NS ON ?LPN rm 0 ; ,. ....i:r 1 0 vi r NT.no; No 000010 km_ IN. Doomo. ba—IIJI. Mum We arm ial . N• ' °' '.4.41, qtr rod r :4, ligili. . Oa ovum MOW INL lt essollreO on of dl Iroomosoon. vlog• Se.. 'MIL Pllliegillio CASES—At Mr. MUM'S MITA eaLLIBIIIfIUITIVotoost. No. 4, Ila t i tootwoo. la TA% Ow. and Moor realm of of lam% oolloilo to•=to= " rol000talow• mal" Wow. al a7 M Slotordroo erwo= oo NW Ws •am Wow Aes =1 kr all Min rift IN SWIM NM SW • %/4141, ALLAN Sid Co., %, 70, sod 71, St. Paul's Charo h. pa, MB =Ow an ONDAY air ald a MICK . 1 mewl rift re M m, cellar habit rila er, rU it er OISi 0011111. AWNS (W yards el war harelap art - tlexTa at re ore Wow bie=est WEAL the lab WI, ter the mete. Mr • air awartert etaaperb rad wad taw threw N maws wear. at St erre& Sebes II .4 Zag te ro ed , ter N1Z4 1"6 " ttl= The Whir wad Orr Ream are lord with err err; of the =MEL _ asmall Wise Mak Ms Is. Is Ife, la roses a =reldw elbs Plak. Pam * as. *oh 111 ON Nips Is Iseward *One * M. ALLAN sod Os Mg sels tiny wUI osly mind So es*soon* 110111 sr re tammarietkos town Illabeefs. 1111 INDIA OAUZIi WAISTGOATIS, twat. idler. sod swain Um UM IMM6 sima Ibm isi lwits4 a L AT:a V ia 4 = 11 11. AM mpIIMM. ARK YOUR Lallitt—'m. Yea asponeded. Thom esm. md tiol maid of millos Mb ems es mritim *moo somM No milmooljo 11011 MINT PLA ass PIM. UM IN O. WO ; sam i llsoa. IL= II 11 .. was iIima S I LMI a odZIA mow le eV: So Mem V HAMPTON'S PILL of HEA LTH.—Thia Ami Sb. I jl:s e 1 a d b V i c I. a a g ot a . "T 5 :t 4 •17 4. %wi 1. = 1 mil ~Wu IM stew& 4MM TM Mama MI I V ii iire& Xt e r i : I t e C1L.....'"Z8 CM % lk iiimmerril RAWL md •.="2 " I rissiga jc ,"'F'Ai. ~...... Pir= Jels sibilikid.ltpuseis aims, rrkLIS CUMABI of OMBUIUTION i Mai riE , B. • Now es insirem Op mot flollt: logerlesi .Iseiliag Poliilisb Wes Dlsaas. F. H. laws& 11.1)..Vabw elf Obi Mraidei mg Aft Ploplies t. Jr Rena lallasin Ilie MK ha Maw. price 10.. et. 4 TlillAnikis A ziad DISKABSS of the SMART. tomer. - t.......... ii.... 5. flmaw ...I Tom -.Alma Jot muilmbad, Thlrtommth hollsks. mrtor lan, pat rfte, j_IOMCIMPATHIC DOMINIC MIDICINR. ey . Lama. M.D. Devine( ell lelg hni 4rmeillelm velem gas lelleilerg lee le lee mule dee t• be elmaigeeragg. Au megiket wet be amlemeaa ini...losarlen • Ileeklakelmea he Oda Am IMITOMIg of gee Mar& Peak a rbein s W nee we am demo. el eanemeholeg ne nemoseellie err tweet prmelica .Ca ra far Yds we& peso left • Cane. Mr mega a/ embellee cede. Jame. LW . L ememmL Vireeme. Oalxb DDROULVFAWELLIi MIWILAL WUILICS, °Tawlos. OA AAII-moonset. Ind Onolook IA. ash pia. V 001D1 TO HIALTH; or. illet to TM DOM. sod Avoid. n. LIMAN TO YOUNG MIN. lIL HOW TO o. II HAPPY. t NOLL AND PUINICAJ. INJOYMMNT OP LIM 01 DISHANEL Till ixonsusirs 07 'amuses UXI. VIL DI/NAT OP WINTIL VIM OIIIAIT DIRANORMUITII Oi , OONNYIPATION. on 4 H/LMODSHIwt. TOM Dot if Worwrsod. Patenomorootr rdd IW. Itkbord °unarm& 10. A d, fooD-pbok Id* SW be beerelbei date. tomb. bill . LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1856. This ror. Orriwearrer. et. DE CRESSY a . T y the Author of Also. esassd rdbiert= slam W. OS. DOROTHY. Ledo.: Jabs W. Pastas awl U.S. Want Start Seventh TAlbhgeorlth Illeetaatetegkin, TALESaod BTORIEB from BIaTORY. By AO'S. Of Author of "Limo( disguiser d Fbelellei" Ueda,: Jobe W. Perigee and lo s. Root berme. Cheaper MU" with Illostmllook WILD ANIMALS. by MARY ROBlllrl. By the mune Author, Maher Mime ~• DOM CSTICATItIe ANIMA London . John W. Pertr+eM 810. Watt Steen& Sixth ?dittos, Bt. IL, A FAMILIAR ID.OTORY of BIRDS. By or LondonO ob . b W. Flirter U.D.. Riabot. Neruleb. J sad m West Strand. LLOYIYB WE by EKLY LONDON bIEW 15, SAW UOLAA JA AVIRAOI WEZILY CI EC d 170400. A OZZAT FACT fee ADVARTIRAILA II BUTT OWN Nl__lmildbUtalrf p jiAl efi r i 3 SAM= TROP/3011. et AI" eLLOYD. P.A.bury•MISIO. leadelL IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDB.—FEDAT, Jura 13. The LORD CRAM:RU.OI took We seat on the wean& et Ave o'clock. biosers Is those plain to the more modern convict estab lishments of the ninny ? Sir 0 GREY said that much proven had been made Is Improving the system" of Jet riegnment of cowries. There woe at pnotiot two hulks only st Woolwich, sod prisons were being erected at Chatter's to dimplsee even these. Teen were st Portsmouth oho still rime few bulks, used as invslid hulks; but government were Maw looking oat for a site upon which to place a building to receive their otwapasts. OUR RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES. Mr. DISRABLI-1 will sow make that inquiry of the noble lord (Palmentor), which I was prevented doing yes terday by his absence. I would ask the noble lord whether information has now niched him that diplomatic relations between her Majesty's minister at Wash egten and the government to which he was accredited haveeneed; who. the, also the noble lord has learned that the ezequattr has been withdrawn from several of her Majesty's consuls in the Usited States; end if this information be trait, whe tter the noble lord is prepared to inform the boars what souse her Mejcity's gcnininient are ready to take under these circurnotancee T (Hear, hear.) Lord P. •My noWs tetrad at the hoed of t►e Pamir" Departmeat reeeived ►ate la the everibriffloO day before tart, from Mr. Dallas, two deepatehes oidissid to Mr. Dallas by Mr. Morey, the Secretary of State GP tie United States, cos upon the subject of the reuniting quo. time, and the other upon the subject of the Cestre ll American question. The question of the right hon. gentle. sea Metes to the first, sod I shall therefore conflate my' niatement to it. It appears from those despatches *M the Vatted States goverment, Owlish perfi hotly satisfied with the 'splenetic,' offered by Lord Clareadon in regard to the course which bar' Majesty's government had permed is that matter, sad eithough they admit that exploration as perfectly Willem the quahog, so far as the governments an amearbed, neverthelees, for reasons which they allege, and apes dim. meats of which they send copies, **yds, notezpress that selves so satisiled in regard to Ws mane ponied by bre Majesty's 'sinister at Washington, sad ►y the three son's of Cineinnati, Phils, elphia, end New York. They knee therefore expressed to Mr. Dallas, foe eximmuoleanin• her Mejesty's government, their isteatios to delfts, the proper ragouts to le r. Crampton, sad to nee that right which every power possesses of re trokg the 'sequitur of the three onsule. With regard to the comes which her Majesty's government may deem it right and proper to take in a matter of such imputesse as this, I am sure that the right hos. gristles's* and the house will feel that lentil the government have lankiest Use to give due consideration to the matter I sonnet 'inlay answer iron that suljeet. (Hem.) Mr. BAILLIII-1 wish to oak if the government are pre pored to az a day on which I may bring on the motion of which I have given notice ? I andentand the army esti mates are flzsd for Monday ; I am not disposed to interfere with the consideration of them estimates if the noble lord does a later day fa the week for the &omission; hat if be does sot accede to this, I here no resource bat to bring on my motion upon the many's. Lord PALMIIRSTON—I hate, _ reasonable accommodation to the hon. gentleman. it Bono overt' &oho to give say does lot slit ►im to brim es ►is notice oa Monday, when t►e array estimates are proposed, I s►oald propose to give ►im Thursday or Friday. Mr. M. GIBBON—I sods/Kara the noble lord to state, that Mr. Dallas ►u received eemeaaaleatioas epos the Central Americas question se well as upon the subject of the recraitiug difficulty. Mg I ash the noble lord, whe ther he feels at liberty to Inform the ►oase if en answer was iseaveyed is those eemeassiostioes to the proposal roads to submit the Central American queetiou to arbitratioa, ar what the purprt of those tommaulostioas was ? Lord PALMERSTON—It woad be entering Into i loss detail to 1011 as explatuition. Tee general tenor of the eommaaleatiou is to the efkct, that the tralted States go verument think that the meta ;Mat might better be settled by direct negotiation between the two governments. Mr. BAILLIE—Aa t►e sable lord has ismatleasd a day, I will mama Thursday. Lord PALMERBTON—I bops that the hon. gentleman will give dae Dodos of the terms of his motion. Mr. M. GIBBON—Hee any direct statement bma made that the Americas, mill not arbstrent ? Lord PALMERSTON—There has been no refuse? to Mr. HADFIELD asked, whether say decisive step would be takes without fleet obtaialeg the °pinkie of the keen ? Lord PALMERSTON—The puttee of govenneest I to eft en its owe re/possibility, taking that rouse which it thought to be right. Mr. DISRAELI hoped that the noble lord would piece the doepatidue to whisk he hod !Waded upon the table before the diseseeloa Da this satj set woo talus. Lewd PALMEKS waaser I. which the to answer those dupla:etas. TM CI -That will dopes& •pat the nuatisi7 twasider it wiewaary THE ♦RMY ESTIMATES. Olu; - *1 - aiiiVUER gar so- tioa that tha atsy ssU.un woaid M tfhes as Mondy. ARMY REGULATIONS. Oa the motion ter adjoaramrat to Watley, Sir S. NORTHCOTE asked the Ueda Secretary for Wm whether as officer harlot/ reread la the army more than three years, and beteg complmA to retire V comeptesee of all-health cot Matted ea chimeras not entitled to have his can refund to a audited bond for ezualsettea, with a view to hie tieing placed on lb. ball-pay ntebliebeaett Mr. P. PEEL answered the gaieties la the affirmative. DISEMBODIMENT OF THE IRISH MILITIA.. ----------- - --- The Iforl of DONOUGHIdOIIII wished to ask the Semi tary for Wer wtatter it wee the inteutim of the !cera mist to disembody any large patios of the Irish militia regimeate before the harvest. It wee well kaown that the state of the labour market le Ireland was sash as to render as immediate disembodvaint undairable. A. additional mama why such a course would be itupolitis would be found is the present state of our relations with Amides. If the 17,000 ten who esapsed the Irish Wilda were at case disbanded, probably 10,000 of them would emigrate to the Gaited State., and in the of a rupture between that country and Great Briiain met be compelled to tarn their arras against Ragland. Ceder such circumstances was it not advisable to endeavour to keep the Irish militia for the present in this county, ? The other night the totals lord stated that the disembodiment of the German Lilies was suspeadsd is order that measures might be takes for settling then la the Cape of Good Hope. He could act undentead why foreign sonsaoriee should receive better tnatment them our cone trymse who had 'gully bees engaged iu the Davies of the Crows. (Hem, bear ) Lord PANNUIRE said it was intended by the goverurest lodes' with the militia of the three Gantries on the same fiertiag. Ha could as. nothing in the sunset Inlaid whisk required that the militia of that country should no: be dis embodied es the same principles that bad already been aided spas in reference to th e militia of Zealand sad Scot lead. • portion of the Roguish and Scotch militia bed ban dithesded; th ey hsd, far to. most part, he believed, be etworbed in the labour market, and the men were perfectly *abided to retire to the path of life from which they were withdraws. liessieh doubted whether the Irish militia, if diossabettad, would emigrate in the 'ambers that the noble earl &apposed, and he teat assured that they would mot employ the hue oledr and disciplase which they had re gently gained is the maim of their soma, to its disadvan tage in another serviee. With regard to the GeinuusLogioe,he Gould only repast what be stated the other aught, that it was a eonditioa of *Widow that they should either be seat hock to their own constry free of exposes or nottlod In a British shiny. _ _ The Marqui; of CLANItICARDE weld not adroit that precisely the same principle, last applied to the Basal► and Scotch militia were applicable to toe Irish Militia, which, unlike the two former, was first sailed oat in a gnat ►arty is time of war. 01:18. B.IILATIONB WITEI OP MR. CONFIRMED. The BM of DERBY—In consequence, my lords, of the my serious Manner of the intelligens* said to hays bees ,welted witMa the last fsw days Man the Itched Maim, sad of the ethical state of our Maltose with that cionntry, I shall abstain from offering say sument upon the ques tion which I feel it my duty to put to Mr Majesty's govern mast, and I hope that in adoi tag that course I shall sett with your lordships' spprobatioa. The question which I ham to pet to the noble earl is, whether within the last hw days the government have resolved say ofitial information from the American asisiater at this court of the !situation t f t►e govermaset of the United States to suspend all diplo tuJa intereoune with this country by dismissieg Crampton, and withdrawing the osequatun from the throe British crumb. I wish to know ales whether, if there were say such communication, it was made is writing; sad if eo, whether her Ilyeety'e government will object without delay to ley it before parliasseat. 1 wish elm to know whether, is the event of such a eoesasaliatioa haviag hies received, her Majesty's pommies' are prepared to state to parliament the town which they iatend to advise her Majesty to pantie. The Earl of CLABENDON—My lords, is reply to the question of the 'obis earl, I ►ate to say that on the day Wen yesterday Mr. Dallas, the Americas minister at this seam s ousaisoisitsd to ok• • despatch from his Borers• meek In whisk it was stated that ibis amernoss gine by bee Majesty's goverasest wen satisfactory as to the fact Of SO lastructiose baring been seat, and of no istautioa having skied, on the part of that goveraaseat la any way to violate or harms the laws of the Crafted /hats, bat that the answer gives to Mr. Dallas was sot equally satialfastery with Ness to Mr. Crasaptea and oar it,.. atmeals, who were, there fore, mill considesul anneeptable repneentatives at the United States, sad that the Presides bad therefon de termined sea sending Mr. Crampton his passports, sad upon withdrawing the nequatars fist the three nasals. This despatch wa rend to me by Mr. Dallas, es I said, the day before yesterday, and he gave me a sop, of it. Her Majesty's goveramest have not yet ilsally determined ups the coarse which they will TOCOMM•4I bar Majesty pans ; bat, as sees as they have done so, It will be their duty to amemsaleste the,, determisatioa to pasha. sent, as to lay til0OZ• It a copy of the despetals. 1 think it right "So to mention that Mr. Dallas, at the same time Is commudestiag to me mother despatch relating to Camera! &mein, snowed to use that Mr. Many bad stated that there wen ennui points ass when be thought the ar bitration of • third power might be usefully resorted to ; Sat that, at the IMO time, hie opinion was that the whole 'patios might be settled by direct segotiation between the two pverassale. TM Folio. (Comities sad Borough.) Bill woo read . mooed hue, alter a brief mplamtioa of Ks provilimo from Lord Pasoan. _ _ TO;ll3rea.Sile Lew Aeseadsaaat Bill was read a third tine sad passed. Other ►ills were advaaeed a stem mad their lordshqrs adjeerard at tea Riastas pest sit teeleak. HOUSE OF OOMMON&—FRIDAT,JuREIS. The Braaass took tic, chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUBINZSB. • Tb. followisi hill; ..rror;oi 741 rd its. sad . Liadosdo, sod Sasiokilles It.dway ; Loodos gri d ry s; sad Pobliosisg Coupon? ; Fallebory listkot Erase Es& war sad Market Howe ; Woos sod Brosygorth Roads ; Lows!, Eastbourne, sad Hubris Road. PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE ITALIAN LEGION. Captaia weald lay as the table say cortta•uadesee which bad takes plan betwees the aoetirantat at boa* sad the authorities at Malts, relati►e to the riots there, sad tha murder of tits polies director, I. which tha ItsU.a Legicia were son sorsa ? Ni. LABOUCH EBB laid that It would sot be met , shoat at Viet time to 1.; tbe correepoadeiee la questlos twos the table. Caateia O'CONNELL asked the trader Beertrtary for Wu U it were trait that the Italia& Letitia were doter, or about to do, 'mires duty at Yalta; sad what was to be their ulti mata deetiaatiew sr dirpeeitim. Mr. F. PEEL bad beard, but iron private warms eely, that the Italim Lefties bad Mee duty to the .eat of smatiop guard at Voiotia. TM Inlet would althaately be diehaadedos the mbar font's lettioaa, mad about half of its amber would Ware to the his den of Radials, of widish pima they wow airtime. The madader would PlUlet be twat to the missies or mused OP their owa boa, ea they night Weft. THE HULK 81111111 L no Marquis et BLANDFORD seked the Bmetu7 of Slosh" the Lass Depertoseat, .b.tbr th• rem, sp ism of lapilli, isnisto Is balk ships la Ow gavel armada woe asepply ki• Melaka ; sad I/beam Own 'U say familia a miil.tiq Ibe assesimedelisa THE MILITIA. Ia moor to Colout DCMII2, Lord PALMERSTON Paid that militia tostataate would he gradually dimmbodied at nee periods as Would glee the r es te r st chases of their being absorbed by the ordinal, et the smutty. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. Lord J. RUSSELL wished to my a few words with us filmset to then 'tawniest which bad been made by biting& friend at the head of the goverassest. It appeared furs that statement that her Msjesty's inhibitor at Weskiagtos bed Imes famished with his pompons and desired to lean tbeeesstay, mid that at theism. time Mr. Dallsa bad bees hosidied with mittain instractleas manias Central 1 Ammise, laionniag him that on certain rims cosamtad win that ottjeot direct negotiations betmea the gents- meats would be necessary, while with regard to ethos arbi tration might be atimptabh. He (Lord J. Eastern did not lad fault with his :noble irked for sot girlies the hoses farther informatics, bat ha did thigh that this wet a mom MOW state of alfsirs—(hear, hmr)—and one is whtsh the haw esght net to be lift keg without, isformaties. He did set an his noble friend for any further istermaties dies, but be should feel it his duty on Moaday seat, es the notice for going into the army estimates, to ask some gaminess with niermee to the mans which the (*marmot ported to adept. At the same time he did set think It desirable that the hosts should invoke a &Kunio. ea the sutject, and, •Ithoggh forbearamemtght be a earresdat et their privileges, still be thought that all uuseemeary *Bpi& cations ought to be avoided. BOlitTef, he could set bus permit* that while the home bad boos sliest cm the sub ject, it had been takes op by the newspapers, and by Noy of nom in • manner mieslated to give the people of Amidst lapressisea highly oaf bio to the antisuaireo of peen. At the is.. tine he believed that the people of this gantry were strongly disposed towards peon with ' Astoria, and amain he thought it desirable that hi. Roble frigid should take as early opportanity of stating the gime of the govennast. For the.. manse, whoa the holm was going into a gonalttee of espply, he proposed lining his no►le fined what seem t►e gonnuant la loaded to pane with regard to Yr. Mae, sad whether the herniation proposed by the Amerleas govermat woad be mitered tato. Ler.' PALMBRISTON new to promos two votes nopeet ins • matter wham ea the I.n 'apply sight this house bid mjetted by a tarp majority. That sots bed two ebjests.— me a parole throaeh the park for oirriein, the other a tcstitriiss WON the water. Of soot.. it wee sot hi. pion to Umpire what bad Wand the bow to rejig% • vote which bad for it. Millotjest • amp tar which • any (mural wish hod pmeolossiy bees elpteseed. He imegbeed that with respect telbe senior roc the male objenisa had bees the iteeevel of the Owes. Chapel esii the espiw ettemileg it; sod with roped to the lootbridg• he Wined that the plait vs* objected M. It wee hie (Leta Plimetea's) Isteaticei to props. two vela—ow for the per., the etMe Is, the seemlier (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ►ridge ; and it would be in tl•e power cf the house to take each vote separately. Her MI ej esty,aa ions to make any sacri fice that should be conducive ro tt e public en:meal/nes, bed tormented to give •pc Tilos of St. James's Palace garden, is order that the road might be made multi-. ht. Her Majesty bad made this c Her of her own accord, suggestiog that the diliculties formerly objected to might be disposed of by taking a piece of the palace garden. The es'imate for that porticos, making a road, giving a large footway, building a wall round hisrasorougb-house collet-yard, and one at the end of St. James's Palace garden, patting a railing round what seas celled the ambarssitor's court, lamps to Ight the pomace, etc., was 4,5001. Now he did not meats to cumuli that the estimate appeared t him tether a lags one for the meant of work to be done—(bear, hear)—but his right hon. Mimi at the head of the B, and of Works would see that the meek wait done by contract, end paid for by m ment. Mr. with respect to the footbridge. be would remind the brio that the pasesge by Marlborosgh house was Intended for the accommodation of persons who kept their carriages ; bet the bow sand 11611•11111 that there wai ti - large clam of persons in ibis country who walked upon their feet. (Loud laughter.) Some perhaps aright walk upon their beads—(eoutursed laughter)— bst to a large portion of the community, it would be a great couvenience to bees a peon" across the water; while such bridge would, in hiaop.nion ne as oreaniestrather than as elegem. The sesisame isielmnevi mad wmabiia.4,9llol.ll for the evepessios bridge, 8,6001. Mr. L. DAVIEB complained of the amount of the vote. He bad had toe work to be doge valued, and bad ascertained that it could beAose for a sum not eamodiag 2,6001. IJm der there circumstances be moved that the vote be reduced to 8,0001. Oa the vote cf 3,6001. for the footbridge, a division was taken— Ayes Noes The vote was aceordiagly eat rid.. Lord BLCHO gave notice ttat he would oppose the tote on the briagiag up of the r.po•t. NAVY 138r1111ATE8. Sir C. WOOD, Tur nso;i4ll;slevyi.tintates for the re malahog sine months of the year (supplemental to thou voted In February), prefaced the first vote for 66,000 meg —4o,oooesernes and 16.000 marinee—with a general ex. *usury statemest. There was a nominal reduction of 20,000 names ; hat the nal reduction wan about 14,000, the earn* corps nation, windowed. The total number of men be admitted was l.rger than had bees mantsiaed in time of p -ace; bet, although he had no septette...ion of war, it would be unwise, be thought, under the circumstances, to make a greater reduction at present in a force which it wee desirable to reduce gradually and slowly. He Otto discussed at mach length various details unseated with this and the succeeding vote% furnishing, with referees* to that for the trasaport service, perticulan relating to the return of the trove from the Crimes. Br J. GRAHAM proposed to remove the coast guard from the control of the revenue department to the ota rol of the Admiralty, and plus it under martial law ; and by pen sive's, all men who had 'pest ten years in the service, th e government would bale a snlikriont naval nerve wheitster they might be wasted. Admiral BERKELEY admitted that this country had shown itself weak in navel resources daring the late war, and be agreed with SW J. Grabens that the meat gaud ought to be made the lindens of a naval reserve, in which opinion Sir F. BAZISO coincided. Sir C. WOOD was convinced that the plea laid down by Sir .7. Graham was the but that had been proposed, and was the one that mut be ultimately adopted. Bernal votes were than agreed to, sad their discussion occupied Dearly the remainder of the evening. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he had before intimated that there would be a deficiency is the ways and mesas of the year of about seven millings, for five of which he bad provided by a loan which bed been effected. He bad also intimated that la amulet of the taxes falling shortof the estimated amount, a further loan of two mil- Sou might be necessary. He had stated that the naval sad military estimates had hue so framed se to lied to the expectation that they would rather fall short of than exceed the estimate of the year. Nevertheleis looking at the expenses ettending the leutging hum the mimeses from the Crimes, and other coatings.- sin, he thought that the lands of the country should not be left without some margin to meet any unexpected esaergeocy that might raise. Me Aerators propose& Mat the Deese should now glee him a fanber vote of credit foe twe million in Exchequer bills or hood. to meet say ex. pewee connected with the late war that might arias beyond the gnats of 1866-7. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY opposed the vote. Mr. WILLIAMS wished to know whether Ms demand would be fleet es regarded the last war. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that this vote was simply a measure of extreme caution. He bad no anticipation that the expenses would exceed the previous estimate, but it was customary to 'Bow the go veramont e margin in mature of this kind. Mr. HADFIELD strongly opposed the Tete, intimating that if the demand bail any reference to current affair+, them drain Auld in the first instance be fully dimmed by the honey. Mr. °LYE egulemned any alluslos to the present state of affairs in cianesion with this votr. He fully remembered his right hen. friend having intimated the probability of this vote being gernauded whoa he made his Bougie' statement The vote sous then agreed to, and the hoses resumed. Oa the inotiqn for going iota committee oa the Parochial &hula (Bcotlaad) Bill, Mr. C. BRUCE moved as as amendment, that the house resolve itself into committee on that day sin months, which was seconded by Mr. Lo T, and After a desultory discussion, the ►ouse divided, when the smindment was negatived by a majority of 126 to 90. The Oxford University Bill was read a t►ird time, and, with a new clause, moved by Lard It. Cam., empowering colleges to sell or exchange lands. puled. The Annuities Redemption Bill passed through um matte.. TM remalaini bathes. baying been &synod of, the ltwese sej)usued at twenty minutes put two o'cicek until licaday. MUSIC. SURREY. Another visit to this theatre has confirmed our favourable opinion of Messrs. Cramer and Beale's new operatic estehliehment. The production of Norma bee been followed by that of Lacroix Borgia, represented ty a totally different set of perfcreners—a proof, certainly, of the strength of the company, though it may be iloubted whetlar smelt a perfusion of means Is consistent with sound rcinomy. That is a matter, however, which con cerns the entreprenann more then the public. Luoreriu Borgia is got up with great completeness and considerable splendour, and the principal parts are admirably p anima. Madame Ceradorl is well known and her reputstion in this country is firmly established. She is a powerful trage dian as well es an accomp fished singer, and Lucr.sia Borgia is one of the best of her characters. Her commanding figure, expressive features, strong and flexible voice, and energetic action, enable her to personate this terrible heroine with en effect tartly equalled. Her onlytault fe esaggentina—ker manner la sec violent; seed this remark is Kplieabie to her singing as weld es bee acting. A mon subdued tone in part would increase the real power of the whole. Hennarowas performed by Signor Boleti°, a name quite unknown to as. He is neither young nor handsome, and his voice is evidently not what it hu been. Though worn, however, and defective in sweetness, it still Nemeses power; and his twin and singing an those of an intelligent man and a good musician. The Doke Alphoneo has seldom been better performed than by M. Gassier. The dark, gloomy, Impassibility of the character, is powerfully painted, and the mucco is perfectly suited to his voice. With one thing we were much dissatisfied—the impropriety of thrusting Madame Einderodorff, a perforator of high talent and reputation, into a put so unsuitable to her as that of Onini—making ►ar, with her pure soprano voles, sing a part written for a low contralto. The part in unfit for Yee in other respects ; and making her perform it is a pies of positive cruelty. That ehe gets through it 90 well as she does is honourable to her talent. but that is not raMcient ; such a performer as she L ougot to receive due The theatre has been elegantly decorated, and is now else of the handsomest houses in Leaden. It te admirably venti lated. Though the house was crowded to the doors last evening, we felt no inconvenience from teat, a circumstance pertly owing to the range of fountains with jefs.d'eou along the front of the dress circle—s new end pretty ornament, which must contribute to give freshens to the air. THIS RECRUITING QUESTION IN THE UNITED STAI SS. The following are the terms of the address which Mr. BaiDie will move in the Hones of Commons on Than day sassing nut " That an humble address be presented to her Mejesty, thanking her bisjesty for having been graciously pleased to omenuniostes to this bones papers relating to recruiting in the United States of America: "To inform her 31.ksty, that we olaerve it is admitted that the law of the United States, willt reeves, to foreign sulletsamet, is no leas just than stringent; and that, in malice this admission, her Mnieety's government declared that en no amount would they run any risk of infringing this law of the United States: " To septets to her Majesty oar conviction that for some week., both before sad after this declanstioe,thcruitieg was serried on wit►in the United States by her Mejesty's officers without soy ecoareanication of the mearethe taken by them to the government of that country, bet with the keowledge and to cperation of her Majesty's *soot at Wathiagton; sad that proceedings have occurred which were at variance with oar iatereatiosial obligations, and which her Majesty's advisers were unable or hese failed to prevent : "That accordingly, while we perceive with malefaction that daring the souse of thee. actions some seueres have been adapted by the Ministry Is *spirit of coacilaitioo, we are usable to declare the eon Volute of the American gwernasent, that the laws sod rights of that country have bees violated, to have bee. advanced without souse : "That, while we snare her Majesty of oar Arm deter mination to assert now is heretofore, it justice shell requite it, the rights and dignity of the Crows. we have to empress our rthvictios that we shall be beat prepared to acquit ourselves of that duty by the :Fmk admission and can. plot. reparation of wrong : "That, with th. me views, and, moreover, havieg regard to the mesas which appear to be 'ratable for composing other mitten la dispute, we humbly beseech her Majesty to adopt each meseures, with reference to the correspond ence on foreign enlistment and its consequence*, as in her judgment shell, while carefully guarding the honour of the Crows, promote the n etwa•ion of a good undentauding sad of *lose and wadi.' amity between Great Britain and the United States of America." Sir De Ley Eves—Amandetnit ea footles of Mr. os recruiting in the Mailed State, to leave at from A. bit word "That" to the gad of the gassticus, la ores to add the words " in the new resorted to by permed for relsforsieg our army la the So►d, It la the opiates of this boos* that, lasted of bitting 'alliterate hoe the Milted 8 ate, It had bees mere polite to bee saterelned nett offers as were aide by highly repeatable pude for robin amps fne amcapt loyal Caudle' lel. lowwubjeets." issued Jewel. The laat novelty from Pompeii In Capt. Laylaad " reathea" la the house of Dietaate. Chick's sad ekes peps wen dlstrlbsted la shaatlaata,aad deadly' WIN kept up WI feu o'eleek is the awning. THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF FEMALE MUSICIANS. - This society gave their amine concert last night at the Hanover-square Roams. This excellent society was founded in the year 1839, by the yrsiseworthy exertions of Mime Mama, I. meet a requirement which had hitherto re mained entirely usprevided for. The elder inatitu ion, the Royal Society of Musicians, exc:odirg female members, the lupe and iccremits clue of lady rofessots were whigly without thole means of provision which had long before been secured to artiste of the other es:, when Miss Ramon • supplied the waist by the estabhehment of the sister society. We are truly glad to find that the icetitatiou is is • fairly gocd position, the present espital exceeding Bat then, it mat be remembered, dist it is of oomparatively resent date, and few claims tars as yet been made on its funds. The tepee of a few years, bringing those casualties to which the musical profession is peculiarly liable, Mid naterelly cause increased demands on the society's ressareu. It therefore behoves all who have the mesas, and can sten putties with the precarious position ci the female musician. to lead a helping hand in so admirable • cause. The concert of last night will doubtless prove of substan tial benefit, meths, performers contributed their gratuitous services, tad the room was well filled. The entertainment, Indeed, was far superior to the generality of sediments, some of the best artists of the day having given their aid, end a fairly good orchestra being assembled under Mr. Blagrove as leader, and Professor Sundae Bennett as con •ductor. The great feature of the evening was Medusa Schamann's magnificent performance of Mandeb toha's 0 Minor Concerto, her interpretation of which displayed all those high qualities, both mechanical and intellectual, in which she has but one or two rivals. The pianoforte on which she played was • splendid instrument, lent fir the occasion by the waken, Wean. Broedwood, who have been munificent benefactors to both the Royal Societies of Musicians. The list of vocalists comprised the names of Mesdames Viardot Garcia, Clara Novell°, Rederodoeff, Mils Birth, Miss Do.by, and other eminent artists, all of whom seemed animated with the feeling that they were fulfilling • noble mission is coatribstisg to the aid of their less fortunate sista: insiliaas. DRAMA. LYCEUM. The repetition of Maria Sdssarda has more than can tles,* our first impressions both of the play and the ee°ema. The former, although containing gnat beauties, bee more than the ordinary amount of Schiller's defece. It displays more openly than many of hie dramas the marks of that ',stem which be followed, more or less, fa all his tragedies. We may get an insight into this system by a consideration of his remarks up in the see of the Iberia in the drama. " As the chorus," he tells us, "gives life to the language—so it also 'lets re{ o.• to the action; but it is that beautiful mad lofty repose which is the characteristic of a true work of art. For the mind of the spi minor ought maintain its freedom through the most impassioned meats ; it should not be the mere prey of insprenions, but calmly and @evenly detach itself from the emotions which it stiffen. The common-plue objection made to the chorus, that it distatbe the illusion and blunts the edg e of the f. slings, is what coastitates its highest noommendation ; for it Is this blind kite of- the affections whisk the true artist deprecates." This theory would, II true, exclude Sbakspeare and Goethe from the rank of tragic poets. The mind of the spectator or reader a does " maintain its freedom" through their tapes sioned scones. It cannot " severely detach itself from the emotion which it staffs's." It is, on the contrary, a prey to emotion and passion during these scenes, and their ex cessive beauty 'mitoses only thoroughly apparent when we look back upon them, and sake them the of j. cto of re flection. When we read a play of Schiller, the ezcuding beauty of the ci =positives is the ant thing that strikes us. All his character. are ideals. Ezespt in the ItAbers and is Wailessiein, he rallies away the life of the character, and deprives it of movement, for fear that as exuberance of vitality and action should destroy that grace which is, usordteg to him, the gest requisite in a cos pleitiou. Mary Stuart, in his tragedy, is an idealised saint. Her repentance is saintly. Her very indignation is holy. Bat we weary of the contemplation of so mush perfeztion, end loss kr a little action to units the languid surreal of life. It is the great busty of Dldme. Hatori's settog that she bee thrown into the character all that warmth of holy cohering whch Schiller attended, while e, at the same time, by the wonderful modulations of toss and graces of gestures, puts more vitality into the put than we should suppose it c.pable of receiving. Eno in such scene, as that with Mortimer, where she has to stand almost motionless while listening to his somewhat tedious tamest" the regality of her attitude, the gr.es of the few slight pewee, and the misevellmus play of the features, u venues emotisserippie the calm of her soul, were as " telling" as the most militated pen as interpreted by a common settees. When the post so fax departs from his method as to cr.swd the noes with action, the actress displayed the whole pmrees i f her consummate act The famous scene where Elissb:th, by her reproaches. provokes her to retort, was an *sample of this hued. The terrible emphasis laid on the " each time that she con. tram her own cendeet with that of her rival was very grand, and the successive gradations of unchained passion as she heaps reproach spot Elisabeth until she ends with the weeds— 0,01 bees drift Itersimi. II marsett, or sells polve. . s• Wet *di; dm too rip oft to were no leis so. She towered npidly up into iefisite ahi twdes of passion. We trust, boson?, tint the posers of the actress will eon be displayed is eharaenn better adapted to her thaw that of Mary Stain. When are we to have 'lay of Allied ? TM renowned Johanna Wegner makes Ilex eettet in Imbed et her htajut7•e Thistle tbis main. ~. ''S