The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-11 00:00:00

• • NEWSPAPE It • 4 No. 3,193.] ISTANBOUL for MELBOURNE.—NOTICE to PAPllENUTlta.—Psweederear• requested to ernhark to the •bo.o ease{ ?quanta .4 tater than It 0 rind Lin es NATI ADAT. ISt lialusl— U N ITT sad *spin WALL. R. Casual& R A VIDDAND RibUTE.—STEAM to INDIA and CHINA, at.. tts Kopf. —TM PE N IAPCLAt u 4 031 NAVIGATION PANT BOOK PANS;Slitiad who posh rd wool. for the EDITKIRANZAN. Ado. rjr..ofoloo, NM Calcutta. Wink mil on th e ith an heti of miry mop; foit 01INS by flo.r ate el =r ow. de...rtmt • t ltak l tleuthanannott. EGULAK LLNE of PALMISTS to tho WEST COMM of rI01: II A LIMA MIA fla (Mow bate wick desteidA, III• las • 1 Miler ittp nom:WARD /WPM). /.44 tow roglolor. tosmiewl W ILLIAM •COIMMINitiCT ; Imams Ow WWI In Docks.— We Wins el ?Maid sr pram WM. 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Sifts& MID awl wait at Temple Dm Nat reit. pries Oas IgL)RTON'S NEW FARM ALMANAC for ISM sad B. Wandokagadde. Illawladaaldeat. Lake; ra sa boatman's. MESSIAH, u oast by Madam* Jenny (Odd- Lfaa. .• la dent bawds, gni. la IL; Preea ism Ina APPlwall. ; bah Inh newilebb PM. awn Mali treo Of an the chop Mimeo by hi the brt."—llerwher T;i Tbe le Ur bat 1 bare sees."—J. s Olralarlt.; eletb bomb. ene. ; name •••7. Y. On.; fono Leaks : Robert CoE Co. New Daelftbeleohweb LITERATURE. Mr. Ark. A Novel. Hunt and Blacken. This novel is utterly independent of the anal help which novelists avail themselves of, to inane the kunst of their prodniess There is scarcely anything merit* the one of a Pet. Tine is little variety of amen ut lemiket Memo is no attempt at wit'! ponmilq. _ iffeentheiree. it is fell of aortas quM mei Ville\ on gime irresistibly upon the Nebr. Tkents a measegiumo Mossetk fa it whisk impels the &Unties withal nabs; i violent attempts to waits it. The story, seek as it is, is soon told. Hilda Steaks is the tigegktor of a clergyman of the eglabikked amok, who ingot hie living for meggiseme make. She is at the time of the usigootima engaged to Henna Mepard, the vamillating see of a worldly madam Hilda. es the deeleset of bee hops ot 'advising% Mk it km Any t i e give Kano hie Mary. 'lowan ma mhos, to hellhound Nubia =meet, bat after a the. breaks Hof hi god nether. Hinged her haat, is the mesa time, rumen he a men ens. peepored for them by Mr. An, ea ekl hind of _ _Mr MMus. Mr. Ark is repressated as a eines delerined ationster, fail of pawns hoping, but gloomy god 111111.6111111i1y hersh and repulsive is his meeser. Be kw mitred meek from a disappointment in lees is sally lite. Hilda, otter a struggle with her feelioge. /smuts her kind= lever, and becomes daily more mid mew stank with Ike greaten of Mr. Ark's modes of thsasht mad auks and his atter Mons from esiiskneas. TM death of her father loaves his doings depedeat in &certain measure ups Mr. Ark, gal assmadtatee more frequent ermusealeatiose between that gentleman and Hilda. The new quakes en the rapid development of a peens for each other. Hilda, however, tan that Mr. Ark may be acted spat mon by charity thau love, and is care ful not to give him proof of the reality of her affso don. Time, however, and the impetuosity of her lover concur her maples and the two ere at last made !soppy. It will be seas, se we have observed, that there are no very great oapabilitise in the story. The strength of the tale lies is the great arrests,, with which it is written, in the skilful meaner in which the growth of the Fenn of both the lovers is indicated, sad the speeding purity of the delinestion It is a prednios of great process FLOM'S CoLLIIO. AT MOMMEAL.—Wetbeares by the Malmo! Pilot, of the Mb nit, that attempts are welting `that city to *Mead the advantages of adult ede ma** plea shish Mr. Maurice sad hi Meads have IMNiwag sod established le this eireatty. Is ea advertise ment pat herrard by the Lower Cambria Coll.p, is cosset lee Ma the liareareasUbsery Asnrelative, it Is said " The volscusaillosel scuba dams, as the plan of the people's l Isstead. es Mosday, November dr& ar i X7elleers'Ardi ~Pk *rider, sad arithmetic 1 Cemasrelsl pusammthip, book-heepiag, 'daemon*, algebra, merissreelem. try, and plane trigonometry, with the ash . 3. Geocrophy, setresony, triseery. sad Ifterstsre. 4. Practical Illeswasia, salted plessephy,_ sod engloriering. 6. Olasofoo Prey h. 7. Gums. & Di/swiss 9. Vocal sad Isettuasestal nude. 10. Obemitelay, sad asturel llateey. 11 Csatalwrisl law ea ete of polities! somastsy. 12 . Hebrew sad Orleallsi iategosg.a. Tickets for the mune, 10 deb., or 2 deb. per 'south. &Mendota, at claw% 7, 8, 9, 10, sad 19 win be es miss shine. Further yertlesisre sea Mobilised ben the superlatesdest, Illeressitil• Library MusiMlas I we the priaelpsl, Lower Cicada College, 61, Urtaiselstet." Alt7t - raait Auxiliary Stoma Clipper Cos pears drat ship, Malawi, loft Ito Vitoria Docks, word- In to arraarcasat, yesterday at It o'clock, with a full =4 Poswoltara lot Plelbosrso. bawd 100 by *a ow of bydraulla soak lawy at As rota of NO bum day. It Is ratitteatary to dad that, away M 0111 psist heads award by dm /Astoria Doak Company, do bbaboel was saablod to ell up in so .bat a span of due, sod to sail panatela!, on lb. day datd foe bet departut, via., Ike 10th of Norsabar. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1858. MUSIC meal performers were Madame Newton Froishom, Mi. IL Saddest, Mr. Alfred Pierre, Mr. O'Hara, and Mr. librryatt. Between the parts of the main there was a ttalllatie reading, by Mr. Adolphus Franck. He read almost the whole of the third set of Ofheik, sad acquitted hinself very respectably ; but hie performance war too lorg. Intl netted a pia deal of impatience. Oa the while, the emeert, considering the prime of admission—Olympias*, sheets', and a shilling—war of surprising excellence; and if suck an entertainmitat, on inch terms, can be made 'elf unsporting, it will really be no small boon to " the people." PIOWINADE Cormarra.—The programme WOO TO- Oil last evening by the introduction of a new French qmdrnle (an well known astional melodies) by M. Jellies . It a in the popular eoaduetor's best .saner, sad was moot famurably reatived. Another novelty from the same pro lilt sourect—a polka, entitled "Oar Mary Ana "—was also greatly applauded. The " bright patinas/ star " of those minemits, Miss Catherine Hayes, continue to excite the entimiamn of the promenaders. Last evening dm wag "Vol she Bapete " and "Auld Robin Gray," sad won for sub a upturns re-dausad. The house war densely mewled. HANDEL MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE IN 1867. Handel died in the year 1769, and it is oertain that the death of the greatest mosteian the world ever saw will be commemorated in various countries ?y ceutenuy celebrations; and it is u a preparation for such a celebration in England, on a scale of unprece dented magnitude and grandeur, that the proposed festival of next year is designed. Coesidering (cape Mr. Howley) what Ina already bees asnompllehed with Handel's choral male la Busload, and the facilities now moieties for an unparalleled canal ezhi- Wien is the metropolis, it M felt that Hooked ought not to I meaty a secondary position in any commemoration, in what ever coustry bald. Cossiderieg also that Zealand was Headers weary by adoptive ; that he resided in it for more than fift y yearn; that itsZeglasd, and for Neglishmee, and is the English Lineage, all his great metaphase, his I Oratories, were written; that those gnat works lave I nowhere boss so studied and pmformed as in Maglead ; it becomes an imperative duty, in re. memo to his paha, that London, the metropolis wash matalas the mime of tat gnat mastecie, as well as the mere enduing records of his fame—the M5B. of his immoriel wake, should pre-emisestly easel in any C0111•10111111061a Ind* sin be sessetted by the occasion. This 'Meld be painkekstr the ems et owed, the Gamut, grawdesm, aml port/diem of Ito cabal:el eddbbioa. The faded scold is one et Its nos Impales* footeoes, it did sot inhibit Handel'. pales to satasidel tbseessio on nee • web es would be w ince d le la ells[ yens see proper uftilesit by Al* le obit pew had boss assiusi Arena jam asadieraihme the limed Harmonic Sesiety at this early period bare taw the calif tot in head ; ad tbey have prejested the Shilhai to 1867, cot only u calculated in itself to ezeitereat interest, Has a preliminary to the Oast Umamemore• limy whisk guy solve some ire imesathil le erases of the aomniemoratiaw itself. Mr. Bewley takes aeasidarable pales to vindicate e claim of th e Sawed Harmais &misty to take the Hth l I lead is a great asthaal lismeastratisa in honour of Mandel. Forage this was barfly weemeary, ter the claim of this great usduty amass he questioned far a I lmotunt 1 but the view whisk be gives of the labours of the society darb . ig its azisamies of stouter of a century, and of their immeese Macaw IS all pro. gyms of mimic la &glad, mill as ilea interesting even by those who have as weed d Wiwi esaviation on the subject. Without follirq s af t, r. Bewley through his statements as this we ;Imes don a remarkable statistical feet, d the twisty years preceding Jane, 1864, th e Seared se miotic SoMety hu given, in Exeter Hall, 844 amaserts, which hare been attended by 860,000 —a greaternumber thaahsveaMsededtMmasieal lastivals amd muds meetia2=iten aide rovincial. in the United linden the great Handel ome measeratlese in Molester Abbey the Festivals at Ilismiagbam, Norwich, Talk, Idielmrgh, dm) from the year 1764 to the pretreat year 1868 fechisive, all taken Welker. And it mast be added, that, of the 344 puteneasose aburrammtiosed, one-half—or 172 —have esesisted el didiv erateries of Handel; a dream t's/a the eases remerkabie whoa it is knows, that " foe nearly ban a notary prior to the eats blishment of the Seared Hermeale Eledety, scarcely any instance can be feud of the public performance, in anything like eompletsmes. of any of the oratorios of Email except the Afeemisk." Mr. Bewley is well entitled to appeal le sash lasts as these, as throwing light *pea tbe satualei labowledge sad pasties al choral music la the glossal deg. Lass (te sop,). vast, bet iwosed•beenag pows eV. I Model Me at he weren't, be dwell pinelbe. mg wee lin Ms seeposi Whist may a Allege is Iwassiblee se Teta skis, now Ulm the Ind le shad posissouresss. sod it lime hp swop pen el the osonasy. lu_l Bsreacele liseisdee gerend I set fa Inland di.. bot is all puts where omit le keens, sedebes wider tab ors sales, sad bap in set Misr the abets et modal knowledge. se weak d die 'maple set by the parent wisp. Tim Mooed kosiatitio &misty, this, may rest aseeseil that their right to awry their wegnifloent essloot huts smoselioa b bsysid quoin, and that we ethos power either will es sea • enters to interfere with tbsoo. They entertain vast conceptions on the abject. I Mr. Bowley says, very truly : To thaw who have shwa *artful attestsa to the seljret, it must be tolerably apparent that to attempt a eetropolitaa festival at a scale of orchestra 'welt to is witnessed at the eoeterts of the Sewed Harmoole &misty, or at the ectuatry feedwis, as at priori seastltated, would fall to eight tit* altsedlow desirable ea web as eteisies. • festival in Lea den Is She prose dap meet predate tho brooder sad vended AWN is .sable it asoassafolly I. oasmisto with what may ha toned ovasrday coessreasee. esserdsaes with these views, it is bashed that the- ersicestra shall cassia of two Wend Anna engem king DUO to each of the feel, drawl yams that the Meter uesstal bead shall need= about Morse kandret e r=es—vis., lit Alan SS arch of " sod Amide Insenwith quihrepis witil la instrusents, the in& veal and inemimeatel strength thus Wag Ewe diumend Mao hundred Plrkquerk tetistlnt with " Ike mat powestal toga that as be hulk far the oamdes' This Fed beat, with the Mona aw= whin eon as amiss will lung together, a locality of osamole s vastwomi. Os ible had theresit of tbe el tbe asemittes (the details of which on given) is this stated by Mr. Bowley It ay be said is flow week et the result of observation sad taisakinii" ad with full keoterre e. o f the apabilitise of Wesemiabs Ablw, OR Paul% West minear.kett. flasess.ball, SL theese'ell, Liverpool. sad sap r i l i e sr ato4L ir li=rai lbe t it a x er ithir ene tr o o d ofortlitate eoarcr o, as of swedes, k adoptod for the ;w -pm* of the peoperd oaa= mad farther. that tie Cpresent eatailita the pea mind insoles of tie Crystel In this *sin we entirely stem; feeling eon visaed that the Crystal Palace is the only plea where the Festival of next summer and the essasaLet brake eon posibly be held. The only other stenos whisk regains to be mentioned at meat is. that the coudnotoeship of the Festival 0(1867 has been offered to and accepted by Mr. Costs. DRIIRY-LA2411-ITALIAN OPIMAJL - - - Ths very root metesd tho meat series of Holies opens has hadseed the lasso of this thirds*, t eta. jumbo with Mass. Bads sul 00., to rive soother MAO* WM* %pa lad might. Then is this diaereses, how ever, Sc Out aims, that Mr. health mutes use of his ems mash: oompaity, la order to odd 'gn ash aftetplame to the Itailea oerforoteases. The Italia amass, is the sae.... before, whit the valuable oddities ef Madame Itsdevellostf, sad the subtrosties et lterie—Aierir made defiarefer--the greet titer tossing p.. to falai lie esgegeraest et Pads. Rekhan% we believe, le to sprees issedisteiy, sad geese ether vela forormate us talked of. The saterteisueste of lest sight were Nevins, Mowed by LW!. Toalithims, with Charles Mathews is his amain sad tavoluits chartists; sad dleatisesswat. Norma wee performed se before. the pule tole( metalled by Odd. &dimwit. Lyrist. sad Forms. Grid .as sad sited es finely es seer, sad the whole per forming. was seediest sad seceredsl. MoRDAY Enigma Coxcumslol sirs PIIOPLM.-- Thom eamesta are greatly lasystmed dem ibis treseferesee M Bt. Mastla's Ball. The seamen ham leaned by mos risme that It is memeary to Otab the yeelesseame bytes them they did at Bret M the male of We. The megramme se het sled% emesst might ham milled the most model; endless' la Leadea. Ammo other *lag% ell of a selmed deeerlpike. It heisted Meadalmoba's amnia' oestmmg. " O Mlle, 0 vales phanne;" Meeferres's Jae wog. " Ba Moos Were me Ilke a etas." hem Ma opera arks Ms &moil ; Balh'e sermeade, "Clad MOM, beleved ;" Beaediet's eon, "Rape, Um miry mem," from the best of all that emagemee woke, TA. Plop's Wesfsios ; /Mum'. hem.., is musk the rage sr gnome ; Batten's ballad, " Good bys, sessdissil;" lesota's beautiful madrigal. " Dews Is a twit? We," obi toe melee as the otemestlas, played by Ms. Caw. TM YR. VALENTINE VOUSDENT ENTERTAIN- MRNT. Mr. WWllino Vs:soden, a new candidate for metrepolltan sprotsbetlea, suede lit Mad yesterday mea ls', at the rooms, 316, Oufordmmes, which bow been newly fitted op for his.at.rtabm.at. Dlr. Tessa's, who soma strongly reeonussaded from Irides& end the pro visos, le desidedly $ ma& of considerable bleat, siege pleeelagly, dames admirably, sad miaow very kir mimed* power to many of kb permastiess. the meekombia el ble. entestolasemt. Ass, Are is puled. his skasgss of dries Wing Abated with the UMW marvellous rapidity. Nevertheless, his measlogmo being eld-feeldesed sad loosely written, tempest!, hugs be, sad will require to be remodelled before be is, lope fors pereassest Lemke nesem Some of it is Wiese, sad ease pests too load se be spprmisted sat of the nibs lOC whisk it Wei oritleany Weeded. It Mr. Vosadm meld pa SONO me acquainted with Londe. tames, sad up es tie dam with hie bus, is write him s elms, brisk, *Wring satertniament, Mere Is evideady sedisient haslet in Massif to ware for it a fair share of FON, approlietke. DRAMA. HAYSIARKET.-THS SCHOOL FOB SCANDAL. "The &hod for Somedial," says Haan, " is, if not the roost orig inal , l mew. the most faultless comedy we have. We am perfectly willing to go the whole length with Haslitt in 'Meg to Sheri dan Me remit of pathetic.. As far it senstraetiou goes, we know nothing comparable to the AA a ibr &seal. Bash some is perfect in itself, without excluding the idea of something equally Forbes k the next setae. The soden grows as it proceeds, and the elhemempief is merely the natural termiaatioe of the shako. We are sow judging of the play as far se it is sa epos the baneet seeffoldieg of artiste Is this point of view nothing ma be awn whit I and we *ha imagine that Garrick, who web the swiegas to it, and Colman, who wrote the egee, kit - prosisely what we have seder vessel to awes% Sheridaa's play, in fast, wee the plias gooseberry la the plantation of dramatis at after it was kit by the Pariahare sad Magnum It may Massy commis% either is asattsr of ow stroll" wit, or litionst, with anything whisk either of the two leabasmed anthems produesd. amides ass them ea their awn psuad, and squalled them. Mr. Mulish, who in guilty of rev: fal lout= m Interest ter plays whisk wore fame% apparel hat eight is the *Waster of Charism flarkeelia Sheridan's Sahel .fiar Deawdal. As we wen the fleet to miter Mr. Mulish la the scroll of the hist actors of Os by, we may claim the merit of elaarity whoa we my that his perkiness.. was sot se striking in Marko Sashes is is of bin sharastem. Aid we make this amortise wit Int intoodea of ilegweeiatleg Mr. Mudoeth's =who. The tad is thet the act al the &swaths is to weili tee the eater el opal ilherldea shaman down with pi n a giresi . ... riati7;itestios in mem, mad actor. It is lmpsadbM for any eater fe oAm — a owe part lbe ealy one in the &hoed fir lesmi4 If he is eel seppreted he falla to the grand. Thee is a great level et perfection in Ilbesilmte swig whisk brooks as gape. Mr. Ilwrialls, be playest Charles Borba as well es si est i ngleyed, to his P Rewsiii, la Lad elegem ammere. dee bee iseety, 4 with 9pleese stye heal - e. Mr. Chi Teeth wee mos of the hardest I his performasese, and Mr. Ibere's Joseph Boehm was below criticism. &Aston. sad Compton eastaiord their puts abet rabty. If the ifoloolfer Semselal is to be performed again, let us use it with the pretend eat at the Hay market. There are some paste which Sr. not whet, but we doubt whether they will be carried farther on the road to perketios at say other theatre. RR TRAMWAY'S SECOND LSCTURS. --.-- Moth the Sethethee.) The mead of the series of Wham a "Tao Fear Heaps" was lest sight (Friday delivered II Thelma la the Mask RM, to as vesiabers a the PIO,- aphid:el Latitude sad others. The masses wss am larger thus ea the poems cesealos ; sad besides ma of the patlesua who es Tuohy eight sesseposled the hearer to the platten'. them wen the Lad Prevost, Bailie Kay, the Dees a Rad, Preheat Mask* Mr. Robert Cambers, ha. Mr. Thaekeray woe Mewed epos bb estrum He cold We may begin to-sight's lam% sea favourite Rage& moralist his soastime boss 1111•1100116011 Is IMINIMIIK• please% renames, by twin that esuis time la the afar. moos a the lea dig of Jew, 1727, two bans MOM haw bees perished gale*g shag the reed trees Cholas to Rishisead. The hoseess. 'seed Is the lee-Moe of the pried, wee • broseWered, joily-looklep sad very eapaleat corolla; but by the maser la while he paled Ms ham you Welt we that be wee a bold as wells a skilful eider. Leased. se ma load Igen WNW, sad is Italian the Ma of Norfolk ao squire rods foree badly after the fez, a sheered Regaled sad Sewed* acre lustily." Thus be latrodeeed Bile Robert Walpole, ea Me way to Ristuesaddedp, a samosa to the Prises a Wales the death ef Ids royal father, sad bb meeniet to ths *rem *Da is wa big lie." reared milli sawed ea. jag When the statesan, shoe baring FAA his way to bedel of the poliAprime, sseamaieseed the her a t Seem' Wel Wards =rine thus that be received the pest Waists, vibe, bullies subagent yews, sewed his with Melnik' rbase. 'Mew . tad mesa. Bat fa Sir Robert we should hem bed she litoorts bask spats; bet tale,' of poses wesbeeld Mee hem revolved is a war a. Wien was aft 'Wag Mboaseemed. be ralghe be wes Mae bake be evoked Mehl jamas& she WM. eelilly., sad spat Ns amigo geirith weeders et 111.Jamesore Magee with hem es He eared ter bison so asee Mee his assess did; Lassa mem se mealy Wet we are same' te bus he wee Mat. But with hie heals, Reuss a Om• shis with Ibis ida be leMed Ike liberty of the swain ; he fit dowel primers& He pre Brits& pea sal the Three par Noe. Dearly at par, sad wheat et imeellemsty a gouts. Tlie troubles el Hog bus am the Hwwisa seessaise bops with a keg Me led base hors V Ma imam espial to roe it. The hoe a Ms two bet Osage tw germ/ wee of peat Mesa to law maim Ulster them oho dmagemwe what et levity seedy peel away. while the Ma ikesebrob espied ell M sawn landshed by that spat, alert eased dm aloes. Gasp the usual me a doll beds IBM et hew lease yet Lard the tells se ties be wee • pea saati. sad awe truly sell hers be seemehlag beloidos fa the easemes prime imam whisk be meta lib esaamatelithe be kept. bowsaw. solely ter Cioneses. aid Maps as Ise ate, a pseud to dose; be bed to INS !Ages Ikea kis haw, sad suds mos less .r of whist . Bishop ea/ elergymeiPlaysd cards; sad ea Twelfth Day dm swam played cards in slaw George the B. maid psalm* the Mine for tbtsgs Om ens whisk has always misted fa this oosatry by a coutempt for overythiag Seplish—ema for English nobility, sports, sad nut beef. He kept eratialailly meals( aim to Germany; sad, sotarithetaadiag hie mesh* to his dying wile, when Ism thee sixty years of age, he ind.kt kam boss wee at Mt Iliaeverisa court in mosgeorielie aspirin like a Turk with Lady Yarmouth. At the lit ease whisk ehokodd th e eld man ; sad la 1 Asa the page sae mendiag teak la kis ehooolata, Wahl lie Rim was deed I Ti. sum nsaralaB bad le be Gee through as Ise his father; sad memo presehod and peels nag the departed reprobate's mosellsages. Oas eared dicta, omgmaisted his virtues to veva, gad, summing up all Pm good Its bad dose, sad all the true pleasure he had Menke= derived, declared that die sent degree of hip piedom wee homea." A lisp bed dm paned owe). "who," sold Kr. Tharkeray, b 'either diguity, lean leg, morels, see wit, who touted s moiety by hie bad eseriple, who was not a good h ahead, who was sat a good lather to his pork or to his family, who la Teeth, Ilea heed, end old ego was low sad seismal; sad Dr. !antes.. ay. dm earth INS 11414 good easso fee him, sad that hie peeper phase was Me.... Be,s dater b The Oda* who wept aim teen Ise Gimp the Gemini memory won George the Mires laws. I dea't keels whetbar people still Main 116 Ism, or his somoso." Cies ahlessialtel visite?' lectures (go the Ike= s la are se isesseely popular—eat* pinkeye, 'WM losers Of nos Muy—chat M Las bees Wesel is ester isto is for Vie re-thilivery el the whole sake al tbs Pow as. They OA to be masted la tbe Chew greet Hall is the maims of the Mb, Us& 14th, sad 271 k lesteet, seder arrassesints with& will reader than acessable to a very wide ante. Ws elossrve that the .trife /braid s 7. h i. ael irprebabk that Mr. Thasharay say visit Cepa, sad lima give ass .4 bk Imams is the lour Mews. We believe Mr. Tbeekaray bee eke sweated to give owed thus ia Dastries. THI ROTAL BRITISH BAlll.—Mr. Jame Wyld, Ostrom of the comahme of depositors, tame the official meaner with Mb. the sole muse of the seedier 'Meath,. Ueda the visas. up • rem 4 piss ea ea the put of some et the meditess, sad alteedy seaming odious hare bees owasomod against the tibial =win, sad asap mhos will be bombe. Judo/meats have bees Or tithed easiest the eSsisi smasser, sad are nib tend. Bs* *onset 'Mites meat, therefor*, be paid first, as& so WM ma be made to the of the bask me the isagessis at. satisfied. Bseb Wipeout eseihes spy ales tette la eaocufie• of the said of die beak is the loads of the official satiesser, sad may strut the debts doe to the bank hem IM samaseas ilefiesse ; es that wan the oladier up the creditses whit sea beet edged to welt will be paid list while the ma d% tbesteads who have ao mosey to spas! is law will bars is wdt math the complicated simians between the shasebeldess are settled, whisk my be some where &hest tbe peer 111.0. h thseehre," nye Ns. Wyld, "age idle mearay a bold ost the peeped el squat sr fatly itistribaties wigs the wishes up." The LARS COLLISIONS ON 11111 LONDON AND NORTH Wll6lllOl Nenway.-4a esesesisease of the two retest dismisses eiseareame ea the Load** sad North Wasters lellory,ll* Steed of ?lade Noe mimed two chetal is " Melt rat lamitlie Gnaw at Wolverton to be soadeettd Zi lissib helmet 'Mesa, IL. tied that steeeireteit Wyss7n. at Tbe lUili protesidlage,.. 141.1.7 1 t is by ezpooted iagaks" , will be .:4 m m ! I dads' pinkly. . perekTwa Via and Pee lee I the w foe the sewage below the wises of the Bonk- There was another proposa, thee the WON IKMISIMIC• farther down the Borough. dews the elusep of Aeneas and the Town-hell. Some an Mee, she, that it should 1301905eD041 et Union-street, though the sorrow stoats to the Nerocut, and so on to the Wtherleo-road. The objection the beard felt to these pro ' web was, that they wouldn't be alge to get a first-elase likely to let foe betiding purposes, such as they pro. owe. The estimate for th e street was 320,0001. Mr d . MAIM-4MA bogged to add that Messrs. Barclay sad Perkias gave their approval end support to the plea of the beard. Mr. TEWAITIM said there was another rosin for reeking the epoie of the street where they proposed, and that was the progesusy et the entire sits of St. Thomas's Hospital gasehmed by the railway comps/ties for an (extension tuthileces. • WOOLITOM said the ottly question on his mind well Illiettior anaisoMou might not be relied on the goodies SAM to the hill should the Notices be published before MChief Coestaiisioner's assent to the plan we. given. Sr B. HALL did not think that soul& affect the question. They had better give their notices, including a deviation %rid he wail let the. keow his decision by Thursday. rispedellsa from the Metropolitan Board then re. deeds The sewed depatsdea mated of Mr. Newsom, Mr Ttheadseb Mr. Myleal, Mr. Mammy, Mr. Bailey, and Mil Merwas, ea the part of Ow Inhabitants of High-street, deallesek, letrodesed by Mr. Hawk, member of the erßoard of Werke foe the &atria. , *ls lawasar said the hibehileale of the Bereeoh were eleillely affected by the Memel et the thenwitistare, which themiseased at the 111•ITOW put owed' by the projecting deep el houses weeresseing with theesa Toms as Instead die rule kw the sew street mead et York seltreet. *op sed that the owing *esti be lower dews to the swab, ketedie4the r. of the projeding ew ehr i z I al hewn, as also the Town-hall. This ptea scald be oat at an setimated wet of 41,0001.10 s than the plan pre- Catty the Metropelitaa Board. It wee eothethiag like reathethenee's piss, which wee generally approy. MEM KM odd, all be could do son to approve of the glue generally, if be felt it his duty to sanction them at all, gad then it would be left with the locality to see its Waa -1 saes with the Metropolitan Board, who could carry oat the lime at any plat sot beyond the lines of deflation mated oat ea their plea. The deputation thanked Si. B. Hall, and withdrew. The third deputation deseribed liself es an" indopendeat" deputation, and ouselitted of Mr. Vicars, Mr. Richards, Mr. MIN, Mr. Besbo• Mr. Muldneoa. Mr. Jordan. and Mr. 'Baylor, the proje ctor of a plea for the Dew line referred to by Mr. Thwaites. passinglietwou t h e plan of the Metro }sheen Board of Works and the river. 6647.116.11firseeTi.timTuatediy.P27:1•NatauxilliMilillagethui.bIlipsasrpileeseia.trainwekisl:teefali.dbef,dittbroutoonbtsutThiaddehogotpf.Blit.snth,bhelenipldidrdn:Wee"Itr:fwetctmodfoyea raffled*. Is soma to qmsdoso Mat flir B. Hall, although the plats Pa the it was prepared to take down part of Barclay sad Parkins's brewery, sad to paw seder the Southwark- Mee-road. KU TS7ISe now lad that be proved to craw Bouther ars i s idge-roed oa a Wel, the height prov ed 16 feet at that paint dm B. Bala oared sems otifsetiess to this plea, sad thettgot it UNION SO 1101Sildfa IS author. TM degstetisa that withdrew. CaTsTAL rAuci.-0:41 SHILLXIO Asir X Noy. 10.—Adaihriese on inroad, 1,053; OW by owes Oki% 202. Total *Wm, 1,266. 7 : Fi i : d e ? 1 .... - Doemai n sa l l ase r :ih iraiwti tairehr; t milisit m uent.twe 7 .2 sra rti on . l osweimewon 7 • l7 6ewasessizeishig ll7l-0 " ;( 6, add linei lllo . wesawomathe masa " of nir keie rr he beisr ax7lr ld ied a :F:y eas estadae assi men ter i b e lidge As weald m ha l Aso eslidadefseertle besetho debate *et tag, &weld i , ; , ; , bial ,, i . with her 0* wics. her that 417 geboosimpies et mile. EINE Mibe be ta m , u m w ho am m e . mu, t o b o orsto t oat air flaw af mok - hdr 'midrib dreads,. mg WNW sty. diviild Willi Mr. Muds* lb* Nee ' " awe, V e t ail wataams eaddtbeeetwas ma plia twhke s seltamed he thee et the 1111eopepalleas Need elver, lee pease. Mr. Chippendale's Sir Patsy talky of Mins eadelsad—ft •he et issadate= tria i pT o se mo o d ooo t i t o . ol it t oo k e ms o p ot ato et the _ . 168 411 the hardest of his Perronnalisme• hi5P,.... 0 ul Ina.. i" Kt„,.. ishsal. :r."44 " or at e 16,„.11•1904 g „ us eat of. Mew. Dewlap. sad Nokias% los hoer' Suffice was below oriliwien• ^ said', ii " 1 "' "''"'"'"a so - brewwy. It Yee peeled wheys the leash kr the omen i• " a Ilse num " " It played % bil WINO Willill. find WEI la feel below the wean 4 the td Compton alistiliaed their Paz" ads 're deeds. Itellope mad alargraesrde; aad wu k. There wee mother peopeeel thee she a aokooffer dhaadal ill to be performed ea Twelfth Deb the door ?lard! red! last,- arm tamatesee further dean the parse. tliklog - - - -- - ...___ ~ (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. peofeseion. He woe bravo, however. At Dettiogen and • at Oadenard he displayed famous pluck and rp , rit. When the Pretender's troops were at Darby in 1746 he oboe of all the Court did not look pule. In private life the Prince showed blown a worthy des laminae of his father; but in this reseed so macs had boon mid of the first George's manners that it was un necessary to enter into a deaription of the son'. German harem. In 1706 he married • princeas remarkable for cleverest., beauty, learning, and good temper, wee of the truest and fondest wives ever man had, who loved him and was faithful to him, @she loved her in Irises. brutal &shim', to the last. At a time when German price..... changed their religion as ladies would now change • cap, Caroline of Anima; refured to change hers, even to gain an archduke who was afterwards to be an emperor. Mr. Thackany described the royal row, la cmsequenca of which George 11., when Prime. of Wales, was tented out of St James's by his father, and deprived of his children ; when he and the Primes watered with their tears the basket of cherries seat to papa and mamma by thaw who were not permitted to son them. They had no tease Avo-and thirty year. atter, when Prince Frederick died—their lair, their eldest son, their enemy." Their society at Richmond Lodge might, however, have made up ter their lulls from coon. Chester field same to me them, Lord Harvey, Mr. Walpole, and little Mr. Pope from Twlakenham, bringleg with him his friend Dr. Swift; and them were Mary Belanden, end a whole bevy of young ladles ' whose pretty faces still smile at us out of history. Bat somehow, to whateverpot- tore George the &mad was BIM, he woe indium's. For one deseription of the smarm at Richmond Lodge we are Indebted to Walpole's lettere,- and never was there arch a brilliant, jipgiag, smithies Vanity Pak as that through which he leads us. About the other authority then was sontothing dark and fearful ; and when, many years after, Lord Harvey's heirs opened that box of his, It was as if mother Pompeii bad been dug sp. Amongst ell those whe dammed through the Maim, the hemmer oosfessed he could met led is. to love. The atteremsmt ad Caroline to her hadmad osespleal all her allations i she was kind enough to lan abildron, bet to hia abe mold ban chopped them op 141 a En doggies . % boo basked wee Wood e :Open GIL ISMS dalnabri the Node wen. that to last hour aboosnon ine Ida so ? Mr. Theekaray said be woo highland ,to leek link to thug dna Lady Tiseassa bet • alsrennan WU that he dela ho node • hien; the allingyaea eleaked Ids on, and r iss i:or n la dyship n the wager. - la M . Issewle Chapel, the was yawns. sales his esaspposd chat song an teed so the prosior, on Dr. iles=who wrote ' poetry sheet stage, sad who baret lan awn eau e the Defender of the ill& and Shrew of *honks would not listen to Ms. No wane that time 'Meld have bees • Whitfield slag is the wildatang, gad • Wedgy quitting the is. OWNS Mamie to prop ea Ile IOW& When," said the beam "is the basset was, sr the pore poen one may leek at Is fhb asset t Then an was old world follies and else abeard egioneadals shoot ea mart of tho pre cast day that 1 laugh att bet, as •• Essibbnan seassatias It with the past, shall I sot nknowinge she neap of to day ? As the Wares of St. James's gangs me now, I ealete the _....elan, aloe, soden% ettentplety of life. the good methae, the good wife, the itetemplished lady, the galisbioned friend of art, the toner sympathiser in her people's sorrows and glories." (Load sad pranged 'p olars.) • Of all the gout of George and Caroline, Laty Suffolk ins the oily an who could be redly liked She was the =bead hind of Gay. Lord Potorborosik, an path of snooty you., seartod her fa ends( epistles of saintly, with all the vast ceremonies of replan than la vosuß ; and the got Gay to help her to wen enable wags to them. Pope Woolen her in hie an *yew (shah the. lanes quoin at lea gth). jolly Mon Solindea liked blit, and to her onentrie way Wand her the nobs of anything In her Sas gonna thee the awed to otiok a knife late. • lolly set Masse onlia of base= new; and it was • nervier Reg lad tin of wor saralases than that we sow tabard. The peisis bib sad low salon theissaing an sane; and what walk drialdes, denial, at @ands and all nag of the wearier wee kin esa meaw gas through thabbaiaans at all. Poesy Insil Palassan playa, at 'baler la it Inageineets, end lied lobs lawn with his sent if =Main* the I sla! Willa Bey ou tman*. his tom, h @ toped a bead of nude to play to Ikea. Boos whoa be saarlaisoi two ladin at his lodes., eon sat a Mks to play them old tango in allege of insist Wow berated the gentleman in out the is. lady altar the akar, tad @aka* danced wish bor. Moen poninsal haws bed its sammatbly.roteac--nt of whin the gnat was of London bee sew sashed all the life. Then ems a lan/inst *Mae of Bath in the time of its &my: whoa all Many bathed there, sada the role of Dna Nan, whom prink gnarl the pump-mot between thee' of Newton gad Pow— , " Melia Ma My at Mal e I ft bet porgy sae. Gawp the lama sue; Owe to drink tist waters, rad play OWL Chesteellebt with his gest submitted to the iron rase raphiai dams to be wen ; sad oady the old ninny Pesseheneei hod the malosky te walk about la nets, with a eshinge Mtn lea noon &Masa nal* seek draws, whisk he had bessebespeeig fee his Maass. Mary Won by saes then, young sad W handful,- an Navy Wortley, Md. Wien, sad snuffy. Horses eirdo spent may a day Sae ; sad tt as a loss, less, Resat Same. swetbal la would pser by to • &air, his big k ROAMS awe, tube m, sad terrible meows, larking oats! tbs sad Wee who saw it would asy, that wee the gnat esn• I wont, Mr. Plu. On night ant denlett Wang is the ass ef Clan. piss to nil es P whose - —won won THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS AND THE NBTROPOLITAN BOARD. Yesterday, the deputation appointed by the Metro- politan Board of Works, at its meeting on Friday, to c►rry up the plan adopted by the board for the new t through Southwark to relieve the traffic through the City, ffe., waited upon the Chief Commissioner of Public Works, at his office in Whitehall-place, to present the plan in quea• floe, under the provisions of the act of parliament. The deputation consisted of Mr. John Thwaites, the chairman, accompanied by the two members of the board nominated by him, Mr. Alexander Wright and Mr. Charles Hattie, and Mr. Baulgette, engineer in chief; Mr. B. H. Wuolryeh, secretary; and Mr. Minable, the superintend ing architect of the beard. There were two other depu tations of inhabitants who had claimed to be heard before the Chief Commissioner, objection to the plan of the Metropo litan Board, and whose interviews were appointed at a later period. Before entering on the plan for the now street, Sir B. Hall, la renitence to the main drainage question, 'Waded to the difference in the estimate formed by Mr. Basalgotte sad the Brith deputation as to the distance of the anthill marked " B " from the metropolitan boundary. Mr. BASALOISTI said, when Mere the mbar day he statad the distaoce of the prrraid outfail to be one mils and a quarter from the snetropalitan boundary on the south side, and sot two miles and a bolt Sir M. BALL bad understood Mr. Bualgette to say the dine's, was two miles and a half. _ Mr. BasaLOWnh—Two miles sal a half below Woolwich, but one mils and a quarterfrom the =strop( bun boundary. Sir B. Bau. measured it tie the plan, and said it appeared to him to be part a mile. There was one point upon which be wanted Informatioe, sad that was, had the metropolitan heard say °Mulatto. as to the an osol of sewage dig. 'barged tab the Thames from each side of the river ? Mr. BAUEMMM—Tes, than are about sum milli= Wad a quart& 'Vatic feet of sewage discharged into the Theme per day • six millions on the north side, and one milli= a= a qu arter on the south. I must remark that the great intercepting sewers have bees &giguea for futu rity, no matter what may be the increase of the population. The reservoir, however, at the out falls were only designed for 10 or 12 years, sad might alltu that period have to be 1161111 Sir B . HALL said 00 would row take the Southwark impurvemesta, beginning at Loadoe-bridge. Ur. Towings said, before entering upon the plea he would ellearve, that the act which appropriates the 30,0001. la the beads of Government for this purpose distinctly pointed to ea opeuleg from London bridge to Stamford etre= Believing, therefore, that to be the intention of Parliament, the Metropolitan Board bad oonttrueted theft line in scondenos with it. The line, it would be observed' begs slightly below the obelisk in Wellingtonstrut, at the serth earner of Yorlreauts, without interfering with lit. Saviour's Church, esetinuigg on the north side across aw Lion-street and Counter-street, aveidicg the Borough market, which, being corporate property, would be very *spa.= It the avoided a slump of alms hours, celled the College Alms Howes, having a burial-ground and a ober= Is the entre, passed close to Mews. Barclay and Perki'e'r Brewery, whisk 'espied 11 cores, and which was net toughed, as, if it wen, the outlay would nand thus sod of the entire thoroughfare. It thee passed on to the South wark-bridge-Toed, taking off a small put of Meagre. Pett's extensive timelier work,, theses to the north of Mews. Barton and Amos's ironfosadrboontinuing its course to the seettbweatera an of some other alms bow.., and on to a point embed as the plus "B " in the Bleekfrifue read, exactly opposite Stamford-street. Although upon the plan the street appeared to present a considerable curve. that upon the large sale of its emerged= would be illeareely pereeptibls. The carve was absolutely nocemar2, in seder to avoid the enormous espouse of daubing upon the valuable properties he had 'sten= to. The proposed width 'of the street was 20 feet from treat to front, with 12 feet footpath es either side. Sir B. Ha= hen cad the plan examined in cionuxion with the improveuesta in the vicinity of Westmiester bridge and the Houses of Parliament, sad remarked that ears shield he taken to meet the wants of the inhabitasta of the districts through whisk the whole line pseud, as well uto provide for the facility of the general trans. He had had a good many trommunteatione upon the subject, he had been seasidering the subject, and would eadeavour to give the Metropolitan Board his answer by Thursday. He was desirous to render the Metropobtaa Board every emistaace in his power in carrying out the works and =Trevino'te entrusted to them. Supposieg, than, that he weld give than his answer as to the plan by Than day aftunoes, it would be as well that the Metropolitan Board should have its parliamentary notices prepared for the newspapers sad advertised. It he (Sir B. Hall) did not must to the plan, the only :expose would hays boon that of the notices. Mr. WoorArca observed that the notice must be mat to the emu', papers =Wednesday, as they were published ea Thursday. Mr. TXWAllla thought with a little judicious adios ea both the part of the Chief Commissioner and the bard they might save this session. He (Mr. Thu...) knew the whole district so well that he was quite can the more the plan was =aired bier the mere thaw who did so world approve of it. It was a• oemmaed that whenever there loathe be a sew bridge muted Wens. Westminster and Leaden this ll= of street wield he Sir B. Hats eheireell a C bi A • estmlaster-bridge would no vat this next seed= As be had advisable that they should knew liktly to be weed