The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-25 00:00:00

, 5 ..,144A04€1. 1 • // • /. 1 - , - • - . 7 114 *444;4 1 : T / 7" s •e 4 '• : • -• 11) / 4111114.1 f 43 rt 5, . .saud.xa• .........____ No. 2,995.] LONDON Ord NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. our , A.TEIt mr.Ernvn. 11111.1' cLAASORDIN ART I,IV TICKETSoM fwd et the Loc., ANY. 4. Is I :ICAtITE R. toy ov a ... p o w rl:am eq r.-• lloN UA Y sod 'IT ICSOA V. the 31st Monk le_tt Met MA. hie ie mom h the sollskry train. nn Moody, 317erl Wettootle7, Melba Merck sod 14 awl 2nd Sprll. .6110.0 4. the More. Mem Ka Pay Tieltett 1,0 be Yawl ea Wee.lo eel Y. .31141 d 1W e.l I.i of Alen. he the Wham. teree• yowl% elee to omen t %pre , as Mesie. raMlif gad Iredoseißr. lrez e ce; - 31 A rate2reareer i. Odko, Mobs ailles, Mame. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS.— T. MU I PPLRS.—Tbit Vittoria Dor Corry sr rift Ur t tit tollire io. tlt OPKEDWKI.L. tee RIO JANT.I/0, CnNgT t N TIN E. 111 wee, fee ditto, ATALANTA. ret. Woe far CALCCTTA. JANINti LITTLKTIELD,6eI tow f or LIMA. IAtIieLLA II eel LTON.IIII toes for 1110 JANZIRO, art n•er Feeling • ce4eani. I. the Victoria Dor A tt ion Utter het... , . fee Docks sad titeelyarleharf. Upper Theism wee'. awl tie Comm., an mord to imitlerlatto the froooo t •-k fr.. the Aimee deer, le the City et Leaden. to the Meta he to Yee t at n. I t houW the ..blecers err or art bre, W rob at the elyeed wheel thechneef.e rola row I. the Dor .1111 to'Ji, ter toe. lit hen In etreiltie. of 104 Ira= rend nn cielleer el direct 1.. the Alpe .Ida, sad all err hie cod .I Urn...Wel The Vlehiele DeskCorpriatir Mariam to remote 00.4. 10411 the Dods, awl delleer Mem dale I. 1 1 1001710 d. Of 01reft 1. the error. At the mine In. veep's/ ahem. Dorf laid epode tot) he exrehoteed at re Otoratit. hr NOW Of 01 Ft period, at et ry reduce* ehante• fee Thedieelp er Ilehterie• tet ee0.1., *bee esitru...tett a. their ameemealle ttlri nere.l the Amite. wont, matte h . • tiehtereme 10 Of i rzz a dock le the port of Lertoe. A. noes ton ems et be ert.ol ed. eeery ,. .iren , thie m l h n the timoth lllaenby,/ fillego he 0,1,, ;A. Inn before Mei borer hate gi q rico i.e kale •tree t Ours troy grit r boor 1111•0•Giet ten. Ka lea. fr.. limes a way train. e nvi we to..eiver to zed tri 1110 Voto 4e =tilt i Nalto slo. leve Ileh.T.ate Aare lb sirs bohn wry boa for re how. eutke. The ry a trier l• Orr to nor ryas lir trotora lit rountg WWI do whet.* Wi er the Dedi.b.fte wary by or err Dalt the or ir l ls pg...5N0 M IssOrt _mges 6, ellftlasdl Vittoria Dadi bort : r the mai n mi Ike yard, If, types ilareAreet.—By ardor, C. CAPPIII, 'VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCIE&- • The siresilos or sithhallders sad Mhos IN NM to the pert tectlie.• aff..r4J I.y llkAt Dodo , rot the ftam of mod% I . ems" and •Itesr. for lifting heltia fin. La. esd for the martlas sitd tattosatihe .4 revel. at oteditals wish The weekly eharre foe real will be Vasa to ha km. el: Padw vu.c). army .tesrner• ..... Id. Paddle ttearnets. leaaege. Cesg6 iebtethte Cetaiiteme. .r !lie dame haring bets Axed for Tema adhaUng their cow Pew , .`tal. autire barb)" clue. that the cloves bno.dortb will be a. follow. • tnting rowels ....... Pd. pee is. Ileghtm.l Perew •temeni " Roy tawhage. Tem& kolinc or Mel'haMlnita the Dodo wW be allowed to adjust, their onolesm. free of ly order. C. CAPPER. Manager. LONDON DISTRICT FREEHOLD LAND sad noun =V. niel a4 l o l l *Tr.. 1. Ciij. TY woad wilco sit WI bei bang sits %boat lea 'wall Will Moak le nada tor Me Or t portion of If aura was sews. is ale arsalme tip % l. Irt. ass 1 tar visit was Imo. de* talso. ■M wf Awn r001.1 7 1./t e ll prnmalsons swabs ban la AIL Au Wog ems asaat i a...treass WO ID MUM at motion oMO ilt 11. , PIC IWO, erll.l .aatts will ban le order 4 Asks. ►w tle of Kea. for f./e. sea min ttorr• Usk %eft as Ur sake as . abases 4,1..1. MVO. N. W. IS 0131RTI. Bac con DIPARTIMIT : B&answ aad Railway. Heuon's lAA sod II /111 •at Os mince= 1 V=shi ta... 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Z., Pa Yi n: ee pee heft le mew t.e .r 1 t we. *en dm., . r Imam i abzllaili So la elm *MY. tem be ~sad Is Ile peeele Mail Imee.s be Lest . • lrnVlATVaaracl t rk ap il lNZSeleul. Has neelft BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS ia Aimee* et PHILLIPS gel COMPANY. e. XING WILLIAMATIK AT. CITY. LONDON. rraTATCaIOOI/ ltd.. k . A maid him um* I. publish* eon ior meashald Ohopeembr. seemly= of Me Audis Mark. k. sad le ..Ibee W Peel ►es ep• 111. GARB **Airail* rebel pile* S sod ODCFIIII/ se is• nine of 4111.. iirMral NM erring lee se me I• 011. arks sr arta ben Neeleed. MADAME WILBROD.—P.OBES, Mistime: de LTA. c...ret Coyly—lke Lime 1 1 / 4 . Martin. 11--1.641...ke5• CORDINITB WATERPROOFS are the best wee. ter Vs eV Mead WI imam red are .e• le hums. Mir we Ig=vouilmga mid @Assn of do awn mad tam WV el is lie boa tiotinsay se Yet . timers Sibs Weis are Ihs luslwar mode far & am as • czia bilk rind& ND Swift is . W et s am In seder. smabArifters. VeZ d igiamtp. 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H. ripmiii WI OMNI" row lofts Orden' PBRldist i e:~m ba. lis talla the i Me by Mb ebb. L LOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, •VilIAOl tpwszl. LD. d M .lIS. • MCAT FACT for ADVILATII.A.. ii it m eotr is llaTT COLVIN., WOOD' Os VICKT LAM! OPIIOII. or Thresponos poll hoe. or asp "la ailMakie Ono frLis LLOYD. ealltorraroora L• AO& a rrlll DAILY NEWS Me : LONDON a MORNING stamped alm Tbe Males LitadJoeml. the 40. et free mama sad et all mad reform. In the Man end nine of la meal news—le tae .atone) et tie lan Mae, and In the Med mereantna aed comma& intenostlat Mr La tae M. tela n y. end mealy arttdet—tha pipet h med. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS AT TWA FIAT OF WAR. ITS ICORZION SAWS 11 RIILIABLII AND IMPARTIAL. ns esehavele My re !flag; ibelstlen thee Is monad 1 6.9 141 M L . nIIAM # • WORT. 1 Mid et IT NAAIItIi a * L ONANZIIIV• A• It le ma ly sal. IMO_ yeranyElL-1", rem Ihrni meg of fiqoarneles. am peer, Mo. ammilmr• and esay takeualima. name ka Mt • mama mike we taster t or T 2 ,6 WNW Dealwat i r m.a. semsn Is the MOM :Si st the Leaden N.R. ilimu lt: etaaMe the by ai the mans Paa ea • Mind MK == Ille valor - fal umea• ef was waft may so rani, N. gil M. pis nuartic. PM la adman by Itabellee ceder. PALLY NEWS LENT TO RIAD, from 8 am. mall 3 p.m., at per met; sempilsi MMA esuntr, at ~ foe 3,1 per day, ee m.lampoplz=Mr by Mr. NAL NIA News yet, TiospeeMeseb DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, per quertar.—SENT by MORNING MAIL,k 81 Mb& —EV WING DO.. len id. par v.—H. ADAMS, i.Paribmmtetree Westminster. News Anent 7118 BASTER BAIYQUET AT 7112 MANSION ROUSE. Yesterday evesieg, puresant to annual custom, the ' Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor entertained a kegs and distils goist.ed parts at dinner in the Egyptian Hall, where covers were laid for 200. Awionpt the snivels were: The Date of Cambridge, the Lord Bishop of Liaeoln, Mejir-Geteral the Hut of Laos, Lord and Lady Moaleagle, Dird Wade , honer, Viscount DtIOCID, M.P., Venerable Arelideassia and Mn. Hale, Lord William Lennox, Lord Maidstone, Hoa. Mr. Cadegan, Lady Tsar., de 11.1saide, Barrio, Baroness, sad Idles do Goldostd. light Bon. Sit Jobs Yebiegtoo, Bart., M.P., Right Hon. W. Gladstone, M.P., General Sir A. Dalrymple, Bart., and Lady Dalrymple, Bir Walter B. Riddell, Bart., °semi Knollys, Liaat.-Geseral and Mrs. Salter, Col, nel Frruch, M.P., Colonist and Mn. Pipes, Colonel Sir Ploby Caallsy, Major Clifton, M.j>r Benith, Cubic Bichsel!, Captain Brehm (U.S. Cc rpt of Re pawn), Captain Bt. Aabio, Mr. W. Minty, 11. P., Mr. lobs Mastless., 11. P., Mr. Heywood, and Mrs. Heywood, Mr. Baphswe, 11 P., sad Mrs. &plow,. Mr. Oliveira, M.P., sad Mn. The bet that sat a slope obtain milmieter was peout was a subject of gemetal a oversation astrept the gluts. Miesc of a high order, both voml and instrumental, was provided, sod the feast woo of • quality and abundance that did Milian credit to the Menn. Staples, hie lordahip's par yarns. The dello of toastmesto fail se usual to Mr. Harker, who gave the lov;ag tap with so imprearivenes that incited the admiration of the lees accsatosed visitors. Oa the removal of the Moth, The Loss Maass gave is ssesselies "The poets," "Priam Albert," Ike., aad thee promeded to the toast of "The Giber Members of the Royal Family," he giving which he emgratalated himself on the promos am distinguished • member of the ►oyal family as his Herd Highness the Doke of Cambridge, wbo rat apes hie right hood. (Cheers) Tkat illustrious prises was well sad favourably known toy his path* saner, and had eon that mm oboe■ how weal be could supper' the established char•eter et Vie re, el family of Mislead. Having brie', alluded to the royal duke's services M the Crimea, as well as his patronage of ate of the royal hospitals, his lordship erneladed by 'bias Tbe Health of the Doke of Cambridge aad the other Members of the Royal Family." (Chews) The Doke ode•alliltD01 TM, to Mars *sake. He felt prated of having his health proposed he each as amiably in the most panful sad influential city is the amid; aid hi. gratitude 'quelled his pride, 'rhea he remembered the mode ia alish it had bees responded to. Th. next toast use "The Bishop of 'Ascots sad** Church." The Bithop of Ltwoout retuned Wake. The Loan Metro' then gave, wit► ea appropriate tale " The Army sad Navy." Ms lasi of Laesa's sane wee phased opposite to this teed la the list, bat the detp of resresdlai te It was ultimately allotted to the Doke of Csatividp.) The Duke of CANIIIIIDOZ, is retarsieg thanks, apolo gised for the areeeeity wader whisk he felt himself to be et addressing the company a sena time, bat it the use time impressed his el:eviction that se maa could speak with greeter siacerity or pester knowledge et the merits of the army this the iadividasi who Ibis had the honour of addressing them. Ae a soldier he felt that be owed every thiag to the army of shush be wee a member, sad that as words of his could de that army ;sties ; but still be felt that it wu a comparatively easy task to return thanks for the army and navy in that dStingaished aempsay, Issue IN wee amenut sea who knew as well as he did whet that army and wavy mild do. (Chars.) Whatever might be the differecee of public oplaisa as to signals putts le the conduct of the wt r, he believed the,, was a* difference as to the merits of the &oldies sad silos eoneased. (Hsu, Mar. He hoped sad legated sad believed al -1 though on that mother he knew as mash, mad so more, thee dm sops, crowed him perbale les than some of them—but, speaking without soy 'litho- I rity, he hoped sad trashed that they were sa the eve, he might say, of ream sad Oast yeas should arrive, sad be satisfactory, It would be to oar soldiees mad sailers we sheald (meth* adventure. He could aware the company that it was • great =lash* to sappers that the espy and wavy wills's' for Wu for were tale; on the estrary, they were anxious only to do their duty, to make say scans of 'perusal feeling at its call ; but as to their WAS, fir war fee war's sake was a libel, as well en their bwasalty a. their eeturage. (Hear, hear. The army aid wiry mid be proud at bevies bees unction...4d by as distinguished a compasy, and if a pose. should strive, sebody staid rejoies more at such a caosammatioa this the lesslasee of both a ?Sees He wee gists , too, to be sailed ea to Masa thanks for the toot at a moment whoa the army sad navy were more *Nest, sot only than at any previous time &trio( the present war, but than at any retied duelisg say former war that had passed away. Pros what be hour tassel, and from reports Is bad realised, be believed that the army and easy had been sore ready to per i fun any duty than they were at the preset moment. (Cheer,.) He thought it was a proud poiitioa fir Beglaad tope enabled tom), aloe • sole mists sad desperate wee LONDON, TUESDAY EVE4ING, MARCH 25, 1856. of two years' dimities, that, thanks to the liberality of par• limeent sad the eoustry, our army tad miry were is a higher position than almost soy other army aid airy is the world. (Hear, hear.) He said this, however, without rap dispingemeet 01 oar gallant ally, for whom so one had a greeter semen this himself. He had seized mug with the Preach, aid his doing so WOO the most gratifying Melt/eat in his military career. He had eajoysd their intimacy sea ea the field of battle, sad he eatertalaied the highest relict kr them, bat be it'll did not believe that their may was la a high's state of *M cGee, than oars at the present moment. (Hear) There fore, as be had said bikes, he trusted we were on the ere of peace, sad ho hoped it would be such a pesos as would set 'silly the hooey of this iimetry, bat If It should be so, we must Moak the army aad aavy for bevies procured it foe us. He wished while he wee on his lege to wore them easiest the oinks that eves 11 peace should speedily be eittekd, they were at moo to fail bock to the ailments of Gen they bed remised proviral to the war. Olt the eau• Wry, they mast always keep up their army sad navy—as semsery sulk, perhaps, they might think, but still they most keep them up in ewe a ewe of effleimey es wield ena►le them to Woad the country's safety and beam- The Loss Maroassid that the seat toast he had to pom pom involved a eomplimeat to the gmermaimit whisk bad bees called to elites for the wpm, of eurying eat the almost amigos@ wish of the pecple. The goverameat ►ad carried of thi war vigorously, sad with vigor would demand proper evadltioas of poem. He had, therifors, grit pleasure Is proposing the health' of her Majesty's bilaistert. (Omen.) Lord Ronaaonsu, Is rekunieg thanks, teak °masks to apologise kr the abeam of the Karl of Clareadria—ahmat apse the wet reepeasible of public duke ; for If the reopmedbility of going to war wee groat, the omposeibility of emelatling a peace was not less so. He trusted that the Paris segotiatlous would have self a result is should wia the eppeohatioa of the snaky. The ant toast wee The Home of Lords." Laid Idoirruozz retuned thanks. 13:f J. PAI/NOTON gen the health et the LaM Meyer, with a worn ecomplinent apes the sesame I which his lordship discharged the duties of his Wise. They had heard that evening assouseed the probability—asy, slant eel talaty—that they were about to exchange the borren of war f r the blessing, of teen, when the legislature would, ha trusted, ind time In those social reforms for which the sountry called ee loudly. Amongst other things, a reforms of the Corporation of London was spoken of. Should such reform take plan, he hoped It would lean antosdkid splendid hospitalities like the preseet, and of which dwelt jest of the toast was KI graceful and nuaillant a dispenser. (Loud cheers ) The Loan !farms, la returning thanks, observed that he could hardly complain of reform, being himself, as it were, the eery emblem of issovetion. In the corporation they did aot dread lot °epos tb• reform of prayed abases, sad while be held dice be should eedeavour to render its fur akas se efilsient sad pure at possible. With respect to the stagiest ►ospitalities of the Mansion•house, It would be his endeavour to natal. thee at em liberal a pitch as mould be boasted of by say of Ms prat MOON. After ow., two further obeervatiose his lordship cooeluded by giving " Mr. o:aistoas sad the Holes of Coiamoas." Otandrows said that his lordship had done him an bones, of which ha was not worthy In selesdag bits to re tain thanks for the toast which bad jest been p• pared; for is his minima, It was an honour la which say maa, how ever esdamt, might take delight to be called on in such anlaseemblege es he saw around him, to ?stunt thanks ter melt an institution se the Home of Cela nese. (Hut. beer.) Wherever faults or whoever virtues that house might have they were premminently Eighth, end represented the grammes.* and dolmas of the motional character, while at the same time they ware inseparably connected with the 'ninth and pregrds of the country. During the last two years the Home of Commons bad to discharge a pieta (auction la adding to the bonbons of the country ; hat he trusted that the people were of opinion Mat the house bed been justified In voting freely and libe rally the Imp sums for a use undertakes for no purples of eggrandiesseast, bet solely In the mass of honesty, ha 'amity, and justice. They might Mak beak with ea math sethlaetica, as my saw of Isloolabed could incite, on the *yenta of the last two years. H. would not decline to follow the inapt, of them who had that maims allowed them selves to speak of the war as ao linger mining, of peac e as befog no mere a natter of anesrtaiety, bat would anode to it as • matter whieb, subject to Me will of the Great Dis player of Events, they might look apes as subractielly st eeled. If it should he so, the imam of the mat two years would form a retrospect without parallel in the history of eenatrier, whether we !weeded the motives from which they took their origin, or the fidelity and honour with which the gnat alliance had been presented, which was the mesas of bringing the war to a satiefastery termination. Bat, in as fares resulted the funetleas of parliament and its duties as a tadsg body, be felt that a period of 'nursing mem, was only second, if second in difficulty, to the pitied of eateries into a war. He treated, however, that the mem bers of the Hoses ad Commons would be cheered and warmed by the interest WHIM their proceedings by sow make Lite the present; and as be had ao doubt bat that the time for andel and leternal reform, as alluded to by his hock friend near him, was approaching, he hoped that the members of Me Hesse of Commons woad devote them selves uselessly to such names as might be amessery for the welfare ma progress of the ematry. (Bear, hear.) Bat there was me tusk which, above all others, be thought that returning pesos would impose upon the Home of Commons. It wee that of restoring the equilibrium of oar Amami, sad armada( when the emessivabertisens dinar people meld be Whined or abrogated. It would require Meant vigorous drafts to brim; mitten Into mob a state, as that dada' pease they might make deviate provision for the future enmity of the muntry. He traded that the House of Comatose woad sot be wanting In the memory seal std Industry, bet tbat they would deserve the easoniams which bad just been passed by his lordship. The health of the Leidy Marren followed; and, after one or two ether toads, the company ~tired to the drawing-room. CEUTA'. PasAcs—Osa SHILLING DAT, M*i U.—Lanham. a payssat, 8,961; AIM by sauce ticks*, 819; total, 9.630 AN OPTINDING CLIXOTIIAN.—Yeederday (Sun day) a writ hem lb. Lord Bishop of Darkens was allied to the deers a the pariah shank of Derdestos, suspending the peepetnal carats (Rev. A. J. Howell) from the duties of the tansy for two years. This stop has bees tains is penises@ of the report of a eler:eal emessiseiee, promoted by two of the principal let 'bitten, ea the siligatioe of dreaksaans, which commimioa est about two mouths dam, es reported la the Zama. Pre appelatinset bee ye , boss made for the paned el seopeasiee ; bet the Res. Jobe idasehaU, heed muter of the Grammar Wool, will diesherge the duties temporarily. Tim writ did set n one ea the shush do us de rise the day, ono of the churchwardens liana& it he stated, tens it down. Surprise bee beta expressed et the tenth of time allowed to elopes 'ter each a report bed bee. made by the eon. mission. We eaderetand the no. 'oedemas *really cos- seated to abide by the biehep's decision wishes* soy proses@ altar. Cllolril-IiTZ Szuulas DI GIAIIOIIOANIIIII2.--. Caosivess skim that greet moieties Iwo bees misof st Masai is coseequeso• if several re seta of seeds having bees suds from Uwe" who rr feted to pep the Month rite. Deily the 13th, 14th, s.d 15.11 log wissree were sheds at the Whops of three drapers, sad of • arm la the imam trade, sad et the trivet, feeblest* of am of the pertwere la the same One el the unarm p. Mee to ea inner dle ary taut enema haadred p. near attasded the oilleera, shoed./, yelhow. Maim of fireworks, sad airbag*/ email fireseme. ihmeltalle were lathed sheet, to lb. gnu alarm eithe bbsbillahlt TM naltemewt wee Menem/ by tt • feet that then ealarams wen made wader emir et the sight, sad whilst woo el the Lest brinne wee poly deli vered la the client. Toe sr( wee peat of IN mob raw to the shwa retro, sad then oommeseed wash as uproot net net only were the made of the mum Ilawwwwl, but t 0,.. triads tte eitenli were Rrealy alewmail Illegreat wee the alarm, thst the situ of the elmeabgeed wen leaked, sod . a may the reeter,hat mese of Ids is le said, wen emeeted Mbar Mass by Os DRURY-LANE. - - This theatre has undergone another transformation. It has best teased into aa English opera-beer, sad its Emma soveby is a vorauslar melee of Verdi's grand opera, "no Tamale's," got up with emisidembie care, sad • good deal ad spleadoar. Tbetwo female parts were well performed. Miss F.Haddsrt aria the &treats of Assam, the gipsy, with a degree of Safi power which might be compered to that of Madame Visalia, and rug heautifelly, though the mule was some• what toe high for beg wise. Miss Beech's sitiag is of that wastetional kind whits is staissos on the opera stage; oho is pleasing in light parts which do not require nub stress* or ;maims As a slap, sbe has mush merit—a char, flexible voice, pest nosiness of exegeties, sad con siderable pees. She woo especially harpy is the pretty air, in tle Ant sot, .'Twas sight, sad all mead wee still " (Tama la Nina), which she sang with weeb eleesees and brilliancy. Mr. Augustus Brehm mulled' 'weak sepossintatie of the hero—the put did not trait him; bat he sag several of the sin very meetly. He ought to pay some attention to I wpriety of entame : he I bad hi setter limbs sheathed in Wising mall, over which was a fashismahle p +Mot, seeming fresh from Repeat-street. Mr. Drsytea sang like a musician, u he always dots; bet kis &sting and gestures ware waistline' more undo( than imposing. Throughout the whole pine we were gratified by the accuracy and smoothies of the orchestral secospaalsents The house was crowded to the coiling, sad three was • great dal of vociferous •ppiaaw, to which, es • Bast might (.spesially whoa it is an Banter Yeaday), we do vat attach mash value. The open was followed by a 113 Ti of burlesque, founded ea Goethe'. " Faust," which we think we onee raw at the Strand Theatre. There vu nothing In It which cells for parties's, remark. HAYMARKET. After the comedy of the "Evil Genius," which was received with all much appi•nse as if it had been its first night, Senora Peru Nona, with her traps of Spanish dancers, re-append is a new ballet d'aceion entitled " NI ()subsea°, or the Unica Gold-seeker." The union is hued oa the apposed murder of • go'deseker by • brigand, who endeavours first to personate and then to supplant his victim with his betrothed; bat of coarse the rght man re-appears at the right time, nadir the au pima of a benevolent priest who hes saved kim from dying of his wound. This eer►es am a foundation for a, moat picturesque and elegant ballet, containieg three esquisitely-psintn scenes; and as Spaabh fiancees are colonised in Mesita, the usual Lapatta!o, and Monolo, and so on, were danced, with variation', by Pena Nene, Menial Peru, and thoir satellite,. Nothing could be micros brilliant than the dresses, more grateful than the groupings, or more lively end taking then the denting. Pena N< nn wee la re markably good spirits, though looking somewhat thinner than when no was lest ben; and the reception she met with was salcalated to prompt her to display all her best sans, sad eke did so with great ant. TM hones wee filled to ovenlowing. A new fan*, called " A Prism for an Mbar," was the Loyalty roamed at this theatre. It weld acutely be Intended, mad it certainly was sot gab:elated, Is attract the large audition who paid their respects at the Prinosse% hot eight The well-known piecee—" ♦ Wonderful Wo man," end " Faust end Marguerite," were, no daunt, the objects of drain. The latter is well knows to the fre• quieten of the Princess's, and it lost none of its attraction last night. Tenets weeded of some of the hest parting of the "devilry" antaised in the grestorigital. there is quite *sough left in the adaptation t give it a deep haired in the Inmate breast. It was, therefore, received with gnat favour by the audience. Mr. Bean played the part et Mephistophelen, Mist Culotta Luling that of Marguerite, end Mrs. Winstanley that of Martha. Thies parts were well executed, if wanting that finish and ease which Herr Devrieat and Me German troupe imparted to t►em a few years ago on the Bt. James% boards. BIIRRRY. Mr.HenryMayhew's well•kaown series of sketches, bicgTspelei, and s' stinks, has bees selected ty the dramatist of this theatre as the basis of the Raster novelty. The tile of the new pieta is, n How we live in the Willi of Lon don," and it is presented in the form of a tbree•set dram It is a modern version of " Tom and Jerry," introducing characters is low life cost, egotism match sellers —hawkers dog rtealers pickpocktts —et hoc genus mane, whom peculiarities are brought out in the progress of a sort of melodrama, the principal chareeters of which avail themselves of the services of them representatives of the several grades of Lourdes low life on the one side to farther the pawpaws of villas', and, on the other, tr thwart them. . There le moose very effective seeneey ; amongst which sesy be sorted Covert-iardea Market by gaslight; the clerk grebes under the Adelphi, with the Tenses sad Oodles's Brewery is the thetas.*; and the banns( of s private distillery. Mr. Shepherd annosseed the piece tot repeti tion amidst genera applause. SLDLEWS WELLS. This Mantle was opened yesterday evening, undq now assessment, that of Mr. G. A. Webster, and with the by so mesas insiguideaat advantage of the temporary saerados MOW talented write Mr. Leigh Marray, whom sonitme have bona semired for a doses nights. Notiriag mew Is authorship was traduced on the occasion, bat the pieces promated were j adisiestely soketad sad most favourably re salved. The performances opened with 't The Marble or the fioalptrit's Dream," whisk afforded Mr. Ligh mummy an opportunity of dhplayiag his Aso histrionic West. in a ohmmeter is which h. had providently gataed pest celebrity. Preeriarly Preach in soastrastios, than la mach in this drama to exalts the sympst`iy of aa 'apish aadimos ; and, in the hands of Mr. Merrily, a painful sad growing laterost was manifested by an audios°, w►is► appeared thoroughly to approsiate all the more striking situations. Tbo soda, paerally vas smisfsevis sad nal sustained, wpwially that of Miss Jam, Mantes, as Mdlle. Karoo ; of Miss M. Oliver, as Mara, and of Mr. Ragas, so Pudint ad Valais Ths second sad ormoluding pocilei of t h e emaises estertaMmeats was Nr. Plasokfi lesion& Prince," whish was Ant brought oat, if we instate sot, about is years age, st the Haymarket, sad which b sot likely is eeff.r is reputation, as It serenely doss sot feel in interest as preeested Mat sight se the sot ; rower boards of the Walla. The part of Dos Leander Will admirably ttkes by Wise Harriet Gordon, who exhibited ell the 'sprig sad nhoesefon requisite to do jostle. to is. of the author's happiest predestines. The Means was sew tenably filled, and lb. isaugeratlos eight of Me sew amassment promised well tot t h e !atm. MA RYLZBONE. The Bestir entertain eaeotaat this theatre com mented with • piece el the metdr•metle sehool, " Lest, 30,000 L" The plies was followed by the " Fairy Feta Flower," • zevideal sposteele, the plot of whieh it is isepsesiele to fell iw. The noes Is the emposi ties of ri. Pierre Calkia, and eessalas law sepreteadiag raakelles od nosh sweets.*. The theatre wee well Wed. As the wooderfal steed of the" Arab rd the Desert" b still sightly sailed before the curtain by crowded and de lighted aadiencoo, the manager has judged wieldy ia not wit►drewiag the piece from the stage. Hoene novelties have bees introduced Is the cedes, of the pieformasee. The Mime Daley, desoribed as Ws rope-dameey made their a►paees's het night, and elicited mach &prises' by their grambil performable ea the double tight-rape. Toe eases is the shale were vela( by the iatiredectlea of anew paw tries ed. NOW "The Post...'. Iseek," is whisk Mr. tithed Pelmet very cleverly imitates an howbeit the meals of . swam In dames' Mama. The " National Ikeepleademe," whisk closes the performsnein briar s o t the Miele sysehiss 'Vend' of the oompasy l while Ms. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. C. Jackson sad Mr. A. Palmer, r Mike and Masphy, the audience Ina antiwar roes of laughter. It is needless to say that the hoar wes crowded to neer. CRYSTAL PALACE. Tim clearness of the atmosphere, combined with the epode' attractions I rovided for the oseesioo, drew to the Crystal Palace yesterday, notwithstanding the cold, a cos siderable amber of holiday folks. From an early boor of the day pedestrians and vehicles of all deseript:ons thronged the various spproaehea to Sydenham, and the Veins fan ning from the London-bridge Station at very brief intervals coatinned to pour in visiton wren so late u four o'clock in the site rsoort. Amongst the Easter &avoided was the exhibition in motion cf steam machinery employed in cotton mannfactors sad in the preparation and cl►rification of sugar, whisk became an object of much attention and interest. The fountains on the terraces, which have not been is operation Cacti the otiessesessies tof the winter, played fora short tine la the aftersoos, saucing to the greeted@ themes of the sespeay, who, owing to the state of the weather, had op to that It.. easlaft themselves to, the interior of the ftildiag. The gardens, which bed bees previously almost deserted, thee naked a duo there of attentioa, and eostissed to give antfteftest eves after the elating of the Palace. The 1011011th% melodies. were per formed is the octane cf the day by the easpany's bead ester the astral trutiopt: fete Laths. 1112: 15 01611esie ..... Straws. re" Ifteetef eloyerhear. tdaar~ " Walla Tek. PordaL °l martar -- thew Oman% Mater ad Bowe limbs. Than .. =l:Thst --..--..-- A. N. .Simga" lI•AAL Qui Alb Miami Several of the Seem, lacludiag Costa's marsh from " Eli" aad the "Alli•sa Quadrille," were warmly ap plauded, the company insisting upms having the latter played • second time. Though the •ttondes.' wee very numerous, tte greatest good humour sod contentment appeared t prevail. stantieople, up the Adriatic, throuAh Sc Msrland, lad down the Rhino to Dover. The series of •iew., t 9 is number, represent all tte preat chin and object. of interest on the mute. They are admirsbly exemated. Amongst others the view or Rada Pull; that of Constantinople, and the mane repreemajeg the stens of the 14th of November off Selektive, were particularly well rsee.mod. A lards somber of per,oas visited the exhibition dune's; tte day. MADAME TITSBAUD'I3.—Never flagging in interest, appealing to the curiosity of all, sad keeping pace with the novelties which grow with the lapse of time, this exhibition was elated yesterday by a lards 'lumber of persons, in which t►e youthful inhabitants of the metropolis were plentifully represented. The groups of figures have re ceived of late mensal additions calculated to enhance their attractiveness, including the Dowager Empress of Russia, the present Repercr Alexander, General Canrobert, and the Ring of Sardinia— the latter of which is adosirab'y coarsen; and these were sought out by visitors with mtalfeet interest. The Chamber of litarere appeared rather to atirset than to reped—a eireonestanwe which la, perhaps. fa ' be aasosated for by the terrible attention which has latterly hoes coneentrated on the increase of murder under various wrens. Tag LION-SLAYER AT HOML—Mr. Gordon Corn ming has not been behind daring the Baster MEM in weaning his spacious hall (late Balls R•obin), which has waned quita a new aspect under the recovatir's magic) teach, and visitors yesterday were well repaid in the in teresting and =using lecture, and also the thrilling anec dotes related by the intrepid hunter of the king of the beast,. ROYAL CREMORNIC GARDENS. The gardens opened for the season lost evening. The entertainment' provided for the merrymekera were well varied. Ihe principal novelty was a grand ballet, en titled "Amour Flemisch Odar; or, Love's Fairy Power,' produced under the superintendence of Signor Venal'. The plot is founded on the old story of the loves of Harlequin and Columbine; in the first part the machinations of the magician are for • time euccessfel, but at the proper crisis the Spirit of Love comes to the rescue, and alter a general transformation the comic portion begins. Instead of our old friends Clown and Pantaloon, we are intro duced to Plant (Mr. Seymour) sod Petit Maitre, wine for several scenes kept the audiences in roars of laughter. In the first part tome incidental deeming was introduced' and MdUa. Thrace and Mils liensrdo made their first ap pearance before this audience. Both ladies danced well, and will no doubt become favourites during the season. In the course of the *vesting the Brothers Elliott sad their pupils appeared in their classical gymnasia, and performed • number of their extraordinary feats with the globes and barrels. Mr. Tanner's troupe of performing doge afforded meek amusement, more espesially to the yoseger portion of the audience. The representation of the storming of Sebastopol by see, which attracted se vouch notice daring last seams, la still open. Notwithstending the early period of the eeeax, the gardens were mush crowded, aid the dsaciag Os the large platform was kept up with, perhaps, even more thee meal vigour. ♦ display of fireworks took place about eleven o'clock; dancing was then resumed ; and at a late hoar the first night at Cm sorsa for 1856 was brought m a dom. Eatentive prepara tions are auk's( for the regular opening of the gardens at Whitanntids—iuraongst others, a large picture t f Sinbarn, 400 feat long aid 60 fist high, which is intended to be used for a grand represontatioa of the attack oa the forts by the allied Sleets. SOCIZTT OF MITIL—The annual collection of ape clones, models, end drawiap, illustrative of recent laves tioas, was opened at the Bociety's house yestertay(Monday). The silkiest are grouped under siz classes: 1, motive including railway mechanism; 2, useaufacturing machinse and tools; 3, building contrivances sod materials sad hardware; 4, philos , phical instrumente sad naval sad military mechanism; 6, agricultural implements and sad dlery; and 6, miscellanessas. The exhibition was well mended thioUghout the day. It will remain open, we understand, for about six weeks. Admission is o►tained by member's order. THE NATIONAL GALLERY WU Maeda daring the whole day. Doris' one visit every mow was to fall that it was no easy matter to got a sight of elm pictures, and the grestetsircue was choked up with two streams of people emoting and °swift out. The Meilen seemed to Mime to the industries' elasow,:sloploopers, ad mechanic', and their favalhea. They easiaintsi the works of art withgroat is tenet, and nothing a mid be more becoming than their de portment. The caw Paul Viruses*, "The Adoration of t►e Merl," the 111011itS of whisk are a rash. Haste at pewar, wee the object of special ettestiee--perluipe swift it was the biggest, If net the ereeteet, phase, fa the said Miles. Ban= lefusitux.—Tbs attsodsnos of visitors MBAs( the day mashed anis 12,000 so 13.000. A lure pro portion appoarsd to belong to the isdastrial CielllllM, who einiduted thansesives is that self-rsspectisg manner which hos become so strikiag a ak•raeterietis of their order. ZOOLOOICAL l3aanrate, RACIY.Wra-PAR/L—Not witbstsadias the out wind, whisk hu bees so aareatit tiag la its Mistime foe the past few weeks, sad • aimless sky, vast crowds of persona, chiefly of the working slams, bat anaprisiag a spriakUag dame than one rank of the acissinnalty, visited this adze/rattle sad butane. tiro pia.e of satasosiest yesterday. It Is •host superflateas to atone that the visitors behaved wit► the almost deter= : the workbag elass of Landow is not in the habit adobes °tat r wise when ntioasl 'setae& of esj ryssont are open to it. GALLERY 07 ILLIIIIISATION.—MItat P. Hoirrori's BAITSZTALIO(III2,—NISO of the Baster easements will probably asps is lopelarity ibis admirable miss et 'Wats r illustrations. The ma lest sight was erowded with a holiday avd;esco, sad the arias sketches and is- Mesta sore were received with as noel delight mad applause se ever. KM FMK& SUNLIT'S Shmito AOlOl OF Woa•g." —Mho Bum Stanley soar need her mood season of ber portraiture of the emus Ago of Woven', at St. Ilertia'•• .._ _ . yesterday. Of the estettaiatteut itseU we have ease cr twigs deflated oar favourable opisisa, sod saanever its szselleues has ritudend It well banes. POLITECHNICI.—Thia institution WU Weil it. tended, sod the new Disselring Views and experiments, of whisk a foil mould was pass is the Espy's of yes terday. were duly applauded. P, -Tito outooromo attractions at this well situated plass of assasseasst preys well adapted to assure a large pre ordeal of shiton Awing the holidays. Esplaitatioas of saaslaisery, elsehisity sad chemistry, sobs gammas illemiaatless, untie, illestratioss of Italy, vocal sad Morass% a medal of Sebastopol, me some anon the many items is the biU of fate bete provided for the SUMO% dg►t-swrs of the waste, sad the publie to a large 'shot availed themselves of Um oppottsaity to is sad Judas for thawlvic _ BURFORD'S PANORAMIL—This representation of this aterior of Behmtopol end the Bast attack of the Bth M Boptember &Wasted a larp iambs, of visitors gneiss the day. Ties panorama of the Bettis of the A'ms la still ores, sad both views amble the visitor to form ea eastlleat Idea of the groat straggles they roprossat. ORILT OLORS.—AR oddities Me bees made to the rasay attraMoso sonsatod by Kr. Wyld. Yesterday was opened for the AM 'ism a dionalo tour from Black well to Balahlava. The traveller is supposed to start from Bbskwall, and, landing at Hamburg, to proceed through Bffllo. Vi•IISS, down the Danube, and ammo the Black em Is Wiliam The mesa jemmy is made, vie Co.. EASTER VESTRIES. Yesterday, Raster Monday, many of the me tropolitan vestries met to make the parochial ap pointments of the year. ST. PANCRAS. In this pariah the special meeting of the vestry wu held to the Vestry-hall, Kieg'a-road, Camden-:owe, the RSV. THOMAS DAL., M.A., the vicar, in the chair. for the purpose of electing two churchwardens and forty direc'ots of the poor for the ensuing year. In opening the business, the CEAIIMAN remarked that the present was a 'aisle in par chial history. The vestry assembled t, elect two churchwardens in the t-iem of Mr. Farrar and Mr. Smith. The office wu simply a secular one ; he would not have felt it necessary to offer any ob aaaaations, but it was • fact that daring the tan years he had presided over the pariah church he heel as Ter had a churchman es his churchwarden, from the fact that the office had become a political one; but he was thaakful to say that the men had bees better than the system, for they had con demned thereselvse as men and as Christians, and more than one or two bad become regular attendants at thee:belch. He felt, therefore, that it would not be thought i hit be asked too much if he recommended one of his cosign getion for the Lilies. Ha was glad to find that the antiquated cry of chinch rates had not lately besa raised. Once more he would repeat Vitt* church rate could sot be made in St. Pancras, and he had t o hes.tation in laying that it he were asked to vote for such a rate be would not only decline to do so but would oppose it. (Hear.) He sought to uphold a principle, not to support an individual. J. It•tutnarotr, Msg., then proposed Francis Towers Streaten ' barrister-at-law, 19, Bt. Pan ' s -road, as church es arden,ln the MOM of H. Fa , Esq. Since be had taken his seat in the vestry, Mr. Sweeten had devoted much of his valuable time to the interest of the parish. His private character was an equal recenamendat'on, and he sir cfrely trasted that he would be elected to the (Ace. (Hear.) 7. PAUT,Esq., seconded the norniaalun. Mr. R. BIIITTINOII.IIII, in preporong 3. Hargraves Mann, contended th.t the office wee purely a temporsl one. The eharchwarden bad the custody of the property of the p eab, and the poorest ratepayer could be erected to the office._ _ . T. W. GLOVE/. Esq., seoonded the nomination. 7, iVA. GARVEY. RIP . nri.roted William Henry Wyat, of errineton-rquare. Dr. Houser' seessaded the nomination, which was sup ported by Dr. Williams. L. awn, Req., pro; mad, and Mr. WINTER teconded, H. F , Esq., of 16, Albert-road, ftegent'a-park. Upaa a thaw of brads, the numbers were as follows: Mr. Straeteo, 61; Mr. Menu, 41; Mr. Wyat, 53; Mr. Finer, 17. Up in a division, the numbers were as follows:—Mr. !Stratton, 71 ; Mr. Wyat, 64; Mr. Many, 48; Mr. Farrer,lB. The CHAIRMAN declared the two first-named gentlemen duly elect's. Mr STREIT= and Mr. WERT 1111•19/11117 returned thank,. Mr. MANN also addressed the meeting. Mr. 0. Kiegeombe was nominated sidesman for Mr. &mums, and Mr. Claude for Mr. Wyat. Mr. W. D. COOPER then proposed a vote of thanks to the retiring churchwardens! Messrs. Fairer and Smith, which having be unanimous ly carried, both gentlemen returned thanks. The ballot for directors of the poor &coed at 4 o'clock. At 8 o'eloek the scrutineers reprrtea the lollowibn to be duly eleetsd :—J. B. B,*rd, 64; R. F. Brettiegbaos, 74; R. Champ. 74; R. Charles, 66; J. Clarke, 71 ; hlsjor C. H. Cobb.. 79 ; W. D. Cooper, 79; J. Cranks, 67 ; W. Dyke. 34; C. Ellis, H D., 74; J A. Faber, 66; T. W. 01 •ser. 62 ; J. Goody, 67 ; J. R. Griffiths. 63 ; J. E Lawfurrl, 86 ; Rev. R Littler, 76; G. Lootoo. 77 ; G. J. Lyon. 67; T. Mat ,h. we, 68; 0. H. Mitehelmore, 71; J. Orr, 68 ; D Psttle, 63; 11, jor-Gearral G. R. Ferstrertnr. 72; J. Rubleuth, 73; W. Robson, 63; J. Spinal?, 68; C. Spoo+rr, 78; C. St . 65; A. C. Story, 79; J. Stubbs. 69; G. Eleontors, 82; J. Thuntoo, 60; Cant. W. Treehnrst, R.1.C.61 66; M. Tirrpron, 80; H. We irterood, 60; J. Williams, M.D., 65; Willmore, 63; R. Woad, 59; B. J. E. Wright, 77; G. A. Yoaeg, 72. OLD ST. PANCRAS DISTRICT.—The meeting held in the vestry of this church, wee presided over by the R,v. Cornelius Hart, A.M., incumbent. The rev. gentleman c ungiatalated the meeting en the literal se , f meet holden, I the success of the school, aed the district visiting isciety, in spite edam surmise poverty of the dirrict. He then named Mr. E. J. P. Whitford, of Aldenhare. terrace, as his church warden for the fourth time, and expressed the high Seale be estertaised of that gentle ass's *rations for the c mac rt of thCwonhippers. The aesaination having been agreed to, Mr. Whitford proposed, and Mr. Moat seccnded, Mr. Remus, of Charriegton-street, as the people's church warden. After a medial vote of thanks to Mr. W. H. Gibh, of Goldingtoc-street, the retiring churchwarden, who had filled the office for two years, t , e meeting separated. ST. MART, WHITECRATEL.—The annual vestry meeting of this parish took pima in the ve e.ry room of the sharsh, High-street. The room was erowdel. Mr. Edward Cooke, the churchwarden. was celled io the chair. Mr. Henry Strand, Mr. Jail. Powell (of the Ira of Mead and Powell), end Mr. John Perkins, were duly chcern se cheirel.wardeas for the ensuing twelve 'numbs. The camas of thl,ty 'oakum were emigrated, and the following twelve were selected to serve as overseers , Mum. Grace, Alles, Bowman, Fare., Gadsden, Chicitey, Blackman, Crime's, Batas, Martin, Newt ms, and Bmithers. The list of the fauoing names was °viewed to be forwarded to the magistrates of the gouty, who will appoint lour cut of the number, acoordieg to the act of parliament. The other minor dicers of the perish we rs then elected M the usual meaner. Mr. H. 8. Mitchell we. re.elected se vestry clerk. A resolution coedemastory of the bid introduced into par liament by the Attain y-General to elitism and amend the Metropolis Local Management Act, was nuanimouly adopted, as were tau otb.r resolutions appointing a com mittee to pr pen a petition to parliament and to tats other steps against the la••••t• Tao pew:teals,. then •-a noted. tiT. ANDLZW, HOLBOE.N.—Mr. Alfred Sweating, printer, of Butlett's-buildiegs, was eppointed churchwar den for the London Liberty, during the rat ensuing. ST. ANNE, WESTMINSTICIL —Mr. Wen. Addis and Mr. Charles Jeffreys were unuintoesly el, wed ch , e,ch. wardens. The Rev. Nugent Wade, the rector, presided daring the proceedings. KENllNGTON.—Arobilesoon Sinclair took the chair at the vestry muting of this perish. The proceedings, which took !lace is the open air, were ..ry brief. Mr. Edwards pripcted Mr. Greeuway, the pest cmrchwarden, far re-elutien. The motion was seconded by Mr. Meshes, and acanimously ado?ted. The archdeacon then toad sated Mr. Belluntly as his churchwarden, end he was una nimously sleeted. The peece-officers, isepec•ore of weights and measures, de., having been stone, the prtcredings. terminated. by. LEONARD, SHOB3DITCH.—The vestry of thig parish wee held is the Tabernacle School-rooms, 01 street. road, Mr. Jeremiah Death. timer eactment's, I. the Skala. The following officers were elected leader the L ca Musgemeat Act:—Dr. Robert Barnes, i f 13, Devonshire strut, as medical office. of heal•lt, at a salty of 3001. p ar exam; Mr. Walton Tates Freebedy, of 9, Doke-stmt. Westminster, es algid surveyor. at a salary of 3001. per mean; Mr. George Clunks Penile, of 16, Hunston-street. Kingsland-road, as easigent surveyor, at a kst• ry of 1201. per warm; Mr. Jena@ Titreelmen, end Mr. John Cite:imam, inspectors of natuaeu, at a salary of 1051. per al nom each. The whole of these *Moen are to eater upon astir duties BmessinaYg. ST. ILa, Isurtatos.—The burial board of this 01/1011 leave appo wed Mr. James Taylor, of Pinner, to be &erk to the board, la the place of Mr. John Layton, who rnlgwed the oMee on being app Anted to the cam of vestry clerk. The members of the b-ard, wt ou ritiremi IV Is decided by lot, are the view and Ileum Spicer and Waller