The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-03 00:00:00

:. ---"' 4•110-7 ME • A-.......'. . 7 • _ .3r43 rt _ _ !•!::., : • • ~`~._- No. 3.115').] FAN 11A1)11 tI 8 Direet (with immediate deopateh), . ht. r pm PE %P %RIC. A 1,.+75 tow. reg:Rter. Thls 1a.4 Nat Int q 1 100,. and h Rupert. Son .113rilnda• , • . 1---eluse• —For Imo. • f fp, ;111, or place 111,4 y to y .• 1 11G. pub mull, . or to I:I;.IEr.SON sod PI , ILK. 1..„ trzatAtial Souttlazepton, and 2, Cowper • “t". F OR CAI.CUITA Direct (will be doppatched the OCTAV lA, A 1 for 13 • I. M R. 4 .1t r. W. J. PALE. l'orr.e.atake 13 Ina le the tart . Ila• a 'oil poop. awl csrellunt arrneen.latlon for per . • —l.e t..Llt pn.• as apiph t, K. 0. 01' NO. stua-cesel. or le 1.11111:K14.N see SWF I.OI3ALE, 1/. Orteseel-eheaß . FOIL BOMBAY Dinut (will be iiwprtebed June the rpleitatt Ilett-eirs teak chip 11011111 %T. VAT tom m ats?. Tilt's ) SANK, mmanler ; ITlryt In the Last India r etrellcut accommodation for pawn :cr., nod will carry an • retain or pavan asso:t to W. O. lOUI7O. urt : t 7 to OR12:11rON sad TWEIAPDALE. 10. gr s oul s htc, nuatkaantoa. and 2. Oorrpero COWS, Orman EOR PORT PHII.LIP Dirt (to nil from the neer fhb Jdy. tellies at Plyinoatil to ernhultimmengeet es the henry. the t r ernehl new frtette hall,hlpCOPltN itAGEN, Lit ig1i,"6,U.." ) rt4ri trth...4„iL T .Atrtz eahts pae•eheen, sod hole b t er lett ' y 'meets eg tte et% d"'r'hi• so heal lint.tee went*. gethad-etaet . RINI It i 3 curt so expert...wed sureer..—Yor htftte or tr• lit IN Ca..tain ( 1 .4t0r, on bnard ; Ur. It OELLATLY....= 3(..r.. 1.. 101 NBA asmt dintel am Co URI ZROON mod T W BY DLIAL U,lO. Orkutal 11. ce.tlowthumptom. mad:. Cottmer•simmt. tundadiL WNW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, Sta— ll rarrnics TOVNO sad C 0.% LIIf 114 kOwYr fpkvll.l ♦ 1 MIMI p ror leading pet Yr madamorniaied SW wig Imel Ida 1•81•11110” Iii• : alla I lal eibilimi bet .ll*". Tions.r r o Pall amoltiliper IL Mrlaw Traltp 2Oll Joss I Spy. .. ..... • A. 11dem..... 1 edrp,,,.1.". endear . ON me I thrlAw .......r. Wirlar... Fort - i%iii . . - p -- moot .. J. mooed- wdhoeu ° sad ommienew . I 0..47 . 4 . ..... k r d. end 0 mem= • _ft 11;11 . 4; . 4 1 01` " ~..gbij ime fretzbt or pomp mpg MEN:RICK ROUNO RIVER PLATE REGULAR LIN E of PACKETS. go 14w% TE VIDEO and BUENOS AYRES intik Ira. r, tat di -inch haring a 'lam portion of her cargo l ni and drop 10. the ray taa 114 eihnz tarqua th AW. VIII -t, t"iit razttor. A I and colt iered, JOHN EIRE. PATRICE. Pon pander ; tying In the London Doekt Eat good p,..rnotstin lu. paiwagert —For taus a/ knight or gongs apply m.ons ea.l co.. IL Great St. penal.. RIVER PLATE REOULARLINE of PACKETS f,n ftl'llVOß ATRKS Dino. Ito follow the Sellelk. Me the {anew ;en of h eorysteit.t.‘l. and vri I halo Immediate domaislO. 11. tow rvotturolooo both allow brts. CUR I.TION A CARNAL!, AI. mare rear, :16 ton. r Oaten esetpered sad some laiteesd, ally Shuts L‘SII AR. Cottateeder ; leediett le the Vt. Zalbuluelo Ilr eleelkst attmamodetles fee pretepse..—rest yht ot poop. apply to MAIITI2t nil Ca, 21. Orme IL Molest rOR MADEIRA, RIO DR JANEIRO, sad TALTAIAIt I O.—Tbe Segal lisa WM bum v ury It Ale). at IMAM= ma MI Mao porilV, ILAPLES WELL. CAMINSINOr ire m d ocozwr ni se 1 . 4 .scrtie ha the head. weeps* = Wa ba% etas. meted, es Os Mk Jim, kr e s se eines theme. *no mai win tape el le * lre sessemsdeas Le pseeturer .- Foe terse of ergo es fr. Ise Operwee Obe steer ese-epts. ants se be laillar at Se drays Mem 13. Jeesserset. Lierpool; ee be te= d4it li m rletbe, Tee. le flaw ; vr to AL herb eek_ w. U. WELLIAII TAGGART, ateetare. §TRAM to NORWAY (earning the Royal Mails). NORTII of KUSOPS MAN NAVIGATION CONIPANYI cheeky= Glie, tortylse the Royal Hanel. HANOI RG. Ceeemem Al BUSN. 100 Wm, NO hoe. posse. CANAL (.pats IMMIX 1110 Bah 110 bareaptaraca are aa• Rafted l. lea.. Bea weals. e Is aria Yr a xodamadais IL. tneruslai samba el too/ft proceed las ihe Moe. TUAllallik sod Interesting oolottry, the Cosopon ) emote% the alone wash every MU, for CIISISTIANSANO sad CHRISTIANIA. Tuft fo. I inn let claw. Mee oehle.„ Bee, hoot L RAN% Tbii Lauda' aad area Radon BMW. Ina lid aim, ita 2114•..10‘... Mee Neal she depot eocomteedelAto tae reeessele. NY earn tapetteocol male asd fermate terisats. IN N.G.. r pontoolon And pin of embark IMO it SW 00 1111emel IS a'. N. Wog WILOws-strert.Lotelott ; or to Mum. T. WOKS. ••••• MI to.. llalL R. S. AN DUMB. Maareas Dandier. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO 11111 ITEM. TIMOVIA NOCE COMMA:IT OIVII NOTICE lini as ki. brag illn. HZ • Ton lieekas. WIWI CITY LIZ II V IMAM= A 1101111.ilr .... livatt ion Os NMI . .... . LISA illi A l 4 WAAL ... Minn IN Om CHALLENGE Tilnil Nu .... KS A I•KLA IDS II H. tkoTHINGTON 708 HEW YOU G. ORM. lit A lliaVi ... . SO NO%TON_ . A In PHI L..ILDZI.PUIA O. Omni. re ....i.dris.wiliii. rus ticten a bar Zia Se M eg i l iM i r ea l a t=4. CV" if inn= atm tr i is nonens in Writ limn Is ifs Dana Van dolt no Iles ini Om. wean isinisiz e i . ales ilia sod ill imp it Antes Ind Y latitude at Os Nun via Taisr a =ns melba inlaid it thilikiorli n aid Sr..; nil Os Mesa al en Stasilard.l4 VW& a CILPPZIL Ilarter. INCORPORATED HT ROYAL CHARTER CONFER/LING LIMITED LIAIGLITT. THE COLONIAL /IMRE COMPANY. Capital .400..tet, r . Mimeo et EA with power to Itsvotwe the smosint. lio,01•11T I..IIIWTOR, Rue=the DI lit ilea led noward As Walden. 0.C.1.. vjetty Illateter at the Court of Itriesels. nN irrelkary elr I tes7 Itsrblr, K Downer of JSMISIICIL Ills lacillltaacf PbrAt Metaled irodebouse. Eel.. Governor a( Drttlth Gatsest cor — ii or r;tincrolo. CtorTilinl•OFOß4lll FIVIDIiIIICK YOUNG. Nort. 4. Cobb tom. Gramberelanet Dm , " Goramot—cCl rt 1A1U.49 COWAN. Ern.. M.P.. cianowitnet Wen. Trederick lcrom hones. Tot. sd. 11 7aelsmtotmwe_. Jon. 4oryb Mattensfe. 'Mar (lade b.:4trard Nominee. Errs.a :Mr. Mr' te n.Ol . Ir. 1.444 Est.. Venchurehotrieto Weer, Term ,er Prot.. Er, lat. Maryothlll. OW". A•1 (1011 Toner. Fair PXYdr.lit of the Contmerdal AmataWq Ilaischeeter. Celn•llat. •nrITO. le Jamaica, George /tenth. Eet.. Merchant. Klarstori. Is *Mt Guiana, Prllltarn Horne, 11,,n0m7 ram Reset to Me loyal Agricultural Society el British Oulana, Osage To IMmen.ra. Coro trot.; Exareirra.—Peolarnln inthera. Up. Mao. Ear em.—Mlemrs. Ilemuetl, Kennard., amt Co.. 4, Luenbardotmel Nangss—George Ed Ind tie moue. Kiq.. 3d. Throvent op-Wed. bAICITOIB.—Massa Pfl and and Collette, 57. Llsonalifm.holit Ptcliiriliti.—Junel• Bo !moth Merry, Eon. PALS. VreMerchotrest. int Milder enOM Company to lonian Deates. to Mehl. eve anel yenta. Eibmt, Monti In the Colonies and to pinyon and t lot,/ the Ytheti to man ; for all 'Mkt. punnets ',vetoer arrasaer , ow me node Thee Ohre.. horn then railcars 4rerces of game% and etrength, are mitahle fee miry l toper to which ilmo of kens= pruderies Iwo \Vert , Irma am 4 4.. They are echoed to numernee Maths febrla of Igen "many amlrl um betty. emend nol o.th eamornkal coot ; sad la the eno4scturo .4 the btrott paper, m mcd so °g melees 71* lemma. titre eletotued rem any riatmeent of eplakee seta the teohali:e return to be , :entel from note union m the yropreell emptily list U.: rotlanitteo on o hick thulr oven •••eitatlal• a • hsr po Mt ore ~ .nn, k olloony b Ingot" tal at he °glom of the Caanaay, sr , et o.i Mean to any of the looten roretualter named. the Proopeetm. mourning the net :any!. Information. two - :ley amfleatloe tor Marts may lo obtained at W "'" , .1 the rio..pany Fterturebetreet ; fool the solidifies t;rt. Prchaol sod Colletta. Elneole , rtruttlekle ; from the to ler. Gene l'Ahrard Floorrar. Yhciimortato t • n• a t 0..: ta• mere/ lookers air Mated la Slaectiretr. r. Limo Mecum Mmtlee. Aberdem. and Ilan; by sellnalmor for chema NB be recoiled. DANK of AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by Oval (Inner IKII., No. 4. Threadaeolle Weal. Laudon, May IVA. .....ni l' , llt 4 larrlcan ntrrny GIVE MOTTO: that the __,_. "OTT +WA II ANNUAL u1.:4 Ell A L WESTIN I/ ..4 the ha w'. w •IVI I, bell at the Otlb^e ~f the C..rp wataat. In Threadoesdle- IV ... .ea MIIIIAI. the , th Aay 4 Jane ant. at I cieleek yreetely, Sn • , 4 nett , " I thn Anatol Report, aitd Alactlag Tbrea In We P.m. .4 O. , galas .at by tatatina, ,it —Parnuel Nana, E. , tt inlan. rta , a at. Erb. Meltwater W Ilaw. ka9, bewa stable al rtaloc.mn, Itt.a Wes yelaanaliCcordinsiy.— ni WNW the I ate*, WILLIAM MILLIKIN. Mannar,. TRI ittlENl oR. Protected by Royal LOUIS hOett .., 1 , seats]. awl wand W the usie of the Cede de Phew " 6 . 4 '. fetto. ta ste4ltl the Istiortal WINO of Illetiefth Vienna. Trlse. Mr- Y, No. I. L. a t tur Mamas% epermoistottem oet4 ozhemides slither/stele. Tommy,. No. S t atoosalkla al lbw 41"" Id lb ' e ~ a te) aett letiftll CI•41U11•• J ONO Illi .....db... ......rt:"l7J:a''ll=l"f=.l; N V Val C ~. ..z) r 050.17 ter that dimi al dievihne s hr i g ss tae s I aesh • twedes Mole telittssman fasile Is MO •••t1.1 4 •••.a. l rin oft.V..= IFZI I. MI 14 . 0 ,....... 4 r veld otiose rt .. retl , ay of ai eaffikala - — llei way - ii. •• the wen le ..., .nt,„,, sw is s. us eddlm iss is ss Ha. to Lao tam Is one sew gram, 7 l*Kre P , • WNW of bee espeste vatz m ua....4 l ei. he / a ro he iss tiltelemle asd Mall ta d J 1116, a, 44 fat , Anel : sad honer. 1111. • 16 M. i n a% htl e 5•7•44. adoiellee; led NM lir lde P& KAMM ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, tai l t % kw i rlowsi a* wi t Wu tmt:ot coat gm tow is WINS ssel• net of teen. ao. L at twelve. t0ta....... 4 =11 Pig soma at Da 0. • aro toll 14011 of betas S sow es emu? ti DT. A.5m24.01 '' WU wen onateiL Atbaktatts WO 114 ORISONIANA; or, nosily Medial Advieer of the lertthh College el MGM. ifelf•feel e Nude . SI Jetta II name, the ifgetet. Peke Col.. yr Iby pm& Addrew " British Cellege el Malik Nem rook Leedegh" IL CULVERWELL'B MEDICAL MORES, Oi I. sr*: ICsost. GOWN TO BIALYS: eL, GUI te Nat. Mink ssil LIMAN TO YOUNG MIN. 111. HOW TO MN HAPPY. MORAL AND PHYSICAL iNJOYIANNT os.wa ON OFICIAL DI/L11& Tllll INSTITUTKS ISAIIIAOIO.I7II. DISNASINI Or WINTER. vaurAzy DZILANONIENN TS SNHOiD S.. CONSTIPATION. W HINO Übe Sol at Manna% Psiorsomr-eow sold M. Mimi OnberwlLL t r id MIONsSIONSI. siSs NM M .sssoNsi 614 traL IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF The Loan CHAN fin o'clock. DI3..MoNDAT, lon 2. took kis Nat 00th. mottle& at PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Bonitos aad &Mouth Road, mid the Scottish Drd■- aRe aad Improvement Company, Bills, were sad a geonsd time. The Cattails Company, the Leicester end W.l'o•d Road, eke St. Ives and West Cornwall Jamaica Railway, the Gravesend Inspr..vement. the Scarborough Water. the Stiftwabory Water, and the Slesford and Tattmhall Turn piss Trusts, Bills, were read a third time aad pared. PUBLIC BUSINESS. The Reforsatery Schools (Scotland) Bill was read a snood Use oa mains of the Delis of Argyll. The Peace Preservation (Inland) Bill was repeated Er saarawled la esmasittos, sad ordered to stead for third readlag. The Annuities (No. 2) Bi'l sad the Fire Insurances BM were rispeetively reads third tine and passed. The National Gallery Bill weal through committee. The Polite (Counties sad Borough.) Bill, which had 031110 up from the Comosous, was read a Bra tine. Their lordships adjoaratd at a quarter to sin o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAT, 'mug 2. TN &woo took tlto dodo at 4 o'clock. _ _ _ 1410/ 11.14M13118. Lord thaboa took the 0;11Z71ii. Hat oa his election for the boroash of Lichfield, to the room of Lord Waur- MA; risigasa• PRIVATE BUSINESS. The tollawiap ►ills were seed a third time and parsed: B trdney, An, Drainage; Leaden mad North. Western Rail way ; If mut* Blade; Stockton and Darlinnton, and Nevontle and Cashel* Union Railway; Sniansrtom's Nue ; Bills. PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE SOUND DUE& Tbe OFtho itibIEQUEE gars notice that, as Friday he would more for a select cow mitts, to unpin into the operation of the &sod dam, and to .snider la what demo tMy wore detrimental to the OGGIIINTOII of tM oottotry. MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA. Mr. ROEBUCK wished to put • question nth' noble lord at the bead of the g..veroment. He believed that mat missioners had been eppointed by the p.enipotentiarke at Perk to Inquire into certain questions eoneetniog the Prin cipalities of Moldavia sad 'Ws!lschia; and be wished to know whether or not any instructions were framed by the plenipotentiaries for the comnissienen; sad if so, whether the noble lord had any ejection to produce them ? Lord PALMERSTON—No tannin:cons were framed by the Congress. It was determined by the Congress that counalesiners should he appointed by the Turkish govern ment, the Neenah sad French governments, and the Aus trian government, to premed to Wallachia sad Moldavia, end place themselves is eommusiestice with certain cham bers called divans, to be convoked by the Porte, with • ski, t: the coming to some undenttading ee Se the form of go vernment for the Prinelpslities, whisk should be mom waded to the represestatins of the Allied Powers at, Paris; and it rested with than governments to give the onamissionen such instructions as they might deem fit and proler. I may state, however, that the sommirioners will not praised to inmost any beelasie in the prosiness until the assemblies are seavoked ; sad It is net the opinion of her Maiseles gemesmint, ee of the Preach govern ment, OM say gesamisari steps should be taken with the view of mustftetieg those assemblies until the Principalities bass bens evacuated by all forego r u m The evemetiss has not in taken place. The A Mugs see still time • the Rumba troops mem that pie tism of liessembis whisk le to be included Moldavia ; and us they earn evacuate ft until the new Ilse of frontier bee be Imeed and agreed apes by the commissioners =Vfor that purpose, some delay will mot milli take as the divans and the comoirsionen whom I have Wire mentionnt can commune bosinest. if; ROEBUCK whited to know whether Owe would be soy difficulty or isproprioty in produsiog the leers°. Boss which had Bros framed, or which were to be G►med, by tbo British goverelsost for the British erantsksiesen Lard PALMERSTON sold it was not wind to prodses suit iINSIMOiIIIIII. Circuistaecss obviously Ellen arise in the coarse of tee Wassailer' whist' would reader particular parts of the iastruotions is►ypllableto ths purpose. FATioN ALLOWANdie. Oa thoOricei;lthi day for pies laToismMittee of Mr. BLACKBURN rose to call Wendel to the lames. of 23.0831. li. 10d. in the aspen tioa anemones granted is 1856, se shows by pebementery paper No. 112, sad to sat for tsplaea.loat of metals Mae ; 'Metopes, Yr. FITZROY roes to Girder ' Amnia. that so the votes is (pianos boa already hoes passed in a committee of vappiy, it wee sot competent to the hes. rationale to refer to diem The SPEAKER said that the vat.. haves, been already sawed to, it weld he irregular to rewpen a diatomite apes them. MILITARY MONUMENT AT SCUTARI. Mr. EalitEl wished to in g aln weeT►sr teen bad been any publie eompatitini moo; the ocalptora of this coantry M mord to the mosumeat to be erected at Scutari, is 'scam of them wbo had died them. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be believed as acmes cat hod @heady We& toured Sato with Bums Mernehetti for the snob a of the work la question. Mr. ROEBUCK said he thought be might Father from the reply that there had been no public competition. - - - GREECE. Ida. J. WORZOOR havisg sailed attnitio• to the state of Orme*, Lord PALMERSTON—With regard to the general aci dities of Oman I ham titan to add to Os opinions which the hos. gentleman has quoted as having been ex prossd by me on a former occasion. I entirely adhere to them (vitiate. and I an sorry to ley that the soune par. sued by the Greek government up to the protect tines only imam, the Justice of what I this said. The oempatios of Orem by the Preach and British troops took plan in liossequesee of stomares of antenna (either lastipted or pr Emitted by the goy:rascal of Ones open the Tarkite territory, and the goventaissts of Bachand mad Frame thoeght, and I think Judy, that whet they wen en. gaged in a war with Bards for the defines of the Tarkiab drminioes, it wm tot tittles that a small state like Or.eoe, which was seseatially Mead by the obligor tins of severalty. Amid attack at empire which they were defending toga rot the assaults of a larger power. For that purpose the Pitons was co:cited, and during that (Actuation Ow aggressioa which km boas alluded mewed. I wish I could add that that occupation had ended is a do( tided Ist rovemrst either Ia the Bytom of govertment or in the g I eats of Oren. Bat I cannot etre teat, for the system is still what it has always bees, and those dis turbance+ which are oomatooly iecludsd %iodic the same of brigasdoge,sach as rabeing villages and pleads/vise travel ' lets oa the highway, mill matinuo, sad to • vary laniett. alto 'stmt. The real fact is, that the governmete and the court party have boos, ever Coos tbs amnion of Otho, in costes with tin representetivo system The alliss—tha three power', Encased, Frazer, mid Russia—when they made arrangenests with Turkey for the indepsadenco of the territories constitatiog the kingless of Orem, lamed a proclamation promising constAntiosal government. The falfilmett of that promise was delaeed until the majority of the king should arrive; but even whoa that period was pissed, he still delayed the porformaace of his engsersmsse. At last, is tbei year 1843 eame tho tisametios, which swotted from him the tut - teflon whisk he had himself hem 'manta, to gin. Prom that limo to this there ben bets • perpetual esdoevoer on the part of the mutt to get rid of • tomtits- Venal government. The t h e moseys which ought to have boss used for the limiest of the dabs of One ham bees employed la Um first place for corraptisg the electors, sad then is tits corrupt°n of those who have been skated ; so that tbe Omsk puliassent ha bees mated the mere Mildew of what it should ht. With regard to tbe eekedag of the palliest of the debt, as tbs gamut es was eamoo so Rooks& Prase', sad Russia, it bar beta held that as MO power kW rightly awfwee• data withal ibeeessoureoes waswart tee, baser it le doer, tau if tbe aryl= re. el Orono ems oeieldi le pow, tor bwkiekerreebird et dr debt, ase alibi grim by - Winkel lila kr itself, week deg*, tbe sok two el leek ink of gamest, Witt repot to the felon totaalkot polity_el .mem mist, Y ammosies with ilbe goonumeala of Fmk god Reek, spew the &jeer of Otesor, tot le e• owelaketlis of fame skate whims* I en me lie boo. goaketit and Use bone will mouse no bee okirleg tem Mr. N. MILNIS • bota iss firesat would be bead to put a stump to tgek The book eta west Ike eiswilltea NEW sod CHOICE BOOKS.—Many COPIES each of the t..llm.lout WORKS are "at home' this day at le I: DI s ELECT LI RR..KY:—M.xaotoy7e England. 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Was Weak* aad sob macaw T. OULLICTON sae dam arm Pa Ilmalialloota—To adaavia a stsissay to eopy tb• eddasa QCHWEPPEI MALVERN SELTZER WATER. 1.7 navaitti.sa a.ly wen spites wan . we Scla i tutt , Ce. mow suodsss s as Name Wog sesSissio m mtAlt =a' Dab,. Eivyboale Is systole/ b • row Mel bowls. SOUND sad WRITE TEETH an sat ..may{ls m waras rr ta t6 =twa j k ia smaa .ea ,aow • uatitr e : Mr ai rsit ....y Nry Ailed a mealtime all e Xemmarelmas, and Mpg melee Mem' to Ile serkiik doom teadeeme es ewe r ea r 4 =Ve= WM meek am& from it ie bmx..(7Aireinffees er=er temea" ems m mai A. Me mad ita."da Mi ther Wi tirt . 4=l eed . “=" l.l. a. IRUBE of ENGLAND HERALD of PEACE POLKA. is ibinnei W State Dab. apnoea by VAN ao t aasp. *lib Olson Notionni Pam. bnonliftlly Illuninisi In anima bp IbiriZ a llie ainnidur Ms In wenn pm seasnedbar, et Ike annpany "daft ibenbern warm €l . 7r= Man. Priam lb N. Local Lw. Metrapollbe Inert we to bid 1=1 411 4 11m4"11144. MAY PLUM nod PL/eNTY CROWN lbe LAN Moe fa Bane mg W e public Masers with acclemilor stapplames iivBALLADS-. T. WRIGHTON'S LATEST • PEW, he" hoe ,— . A s s z Moes aca ?Mods Devitt — OW dear=4 , same ni = i lost limn. *add Sim Kass Tuneful Tion—The Puirsale Ratak— ! Menge—Wm • Rim's Trim ta=-1/massia laimsd— I Bret Soe& sad Ss WM* lbws Yr. WrlelSsa leis ansiNd 7•11•11VA:se Sosessir sad anew ram Illsi Ms Il e = NW propriety at dr de hi have se at. attosika et irli We= use la IN Mel West foolike. - -Vlde books: la= :•.2111, Basisitsusts•sk sad of a undo MDR ono, ft.,_try post 21 Amok PEBTIZTir 111 = IRRITABILITY Wilma by SPIIIMATORIECIA ; romos, Matobs. sad lotkool rot tmeot My T.T. H. r a t . M.P.., Phyolets• to Ms Omni Post. oMe• LaMar Cadent Popoldoot holitalloo. te. 1 . 0 • 4 01; NMOStoom Wawa. L. Royal Saokomos ; tooll Ito pod own Moto the Averse. 111. Liorloostr& LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1858. BOY'S OWN JOURNAL, Id: weekly.—BOY'S OWN Jorama. price One Penny, nil COMMENCE en SAT U RDA Y. June la and be continued wedo7.—B. O. Becton. nub Um. le. Bonverioetreet. Leaden LLOYD% WE bp EKLY LONDON NEWS, DAltel DOUGLAS MAW& AVIIIAOL WEEKLY CIRCULATION—Nome& el MA* A GREAT PLOT far ADVSATISSIAL It *lota= SIXTY OOLUMIIk_boNAW UN VERT LATEBT INTELLIOSNCLq D TROPMIOS. .....sase DASDs,. al say New Astira LL. Poo IbilibirrolSlM LAMA& The vote of 1,9111. for expenses and salaried of the Statute Lim Commission wed opposed by Mr. WATSON, who esea• planed of the mode is which the commissioners had per their datiel, declaring that the, hid set about the task entrusted to them spun wrong principles, and hid ne glected the first sad most obvious process of colliding and repealing all defunct end obsolete statutes. Sir F. BELLY defended the eommisaionen, whose suer- Sons, be remarked, had already furnished the materials Ur revere, andel bills, which would shortly be laid before par liament, with the view of codifying rations branches of the law. The debate wee pursued by other member,, bet oft a division the vote was carried by • majority of 70 to 64-16. The house having resumed, the odjourned debate en the wooed readlog of the Parochial &hole (Scotland) Bill woe resumed by Bit J. PERGIIBSON, who mepported the measure sad contended that the objectless which had been urged against it were founded upon a misapprehension of its nature and tendency. Mr. C. BRUCE pointed out some festers, in the bill which he considered Icadmiseable, but declined to divide the house on tbe:prescat stage of the cathiere. Mr. A. BLACK described the parochial school system of Scotland, and espletned the reason which induced his to aetic.pate a beneficial result from the application of the bill sow before the house. Mr. Bbaclioax opposed the bill, of which Mr. Mccoun exorcised a qualified approval. The LORD ADVOCATE briefly replied to the *tin sad detailed the of jests which he sought to mon th the measure. After some farther conversation the bill was then read Itheond time. _ _ _ - 11; Joint Block Companies Bill wu nal a third time sad pared. The Imams adjourned at 2 o'clock. RIPPLY. TM hew Ibis irsal - I;;••iimaitte• of sap*, ea 4 sone bows won sampled la dimoslog Millli ISMS be. Mess is tie lnisonarneses Civil lionise Badmaras. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Juxi 2. Yesterday evening the weather became flee. and an opportunity was afforded for the promenade in the Bread Walk, that immemorial moque of Stow Sunday. The walk wee crowded with the .life of the nnivenil and oity, the undergradeates forming the bulk of the promenaders, while the attendance of ladle., elegantly attired, added mush to enliven the meas. Amongst the latter WY Madame Jenny Glldsehaddt Lind, who wee, ws much regret to say, driven from the promenade by the imper ilment curiosity of some of those present, chitfly, we bi ter., bm, whom behaviour, en this occasion, was so an noying te the fair songstress, that the undergraduates, to protect her from suck 'adenine, formed a barter woes the broad walk la frost and behind the party she was with, and thus reviled from feather annoyance she l.fi the Meadow. ITION. Tirdey the weather was most delightful, and many WON thug the ezeuround the environs of Oxford, and mot a few down to Nanehani, the seat of Mr. Harcourt, N.P. elve o'clock Worcester College gardens were theattraction, where, is a monster teat, up wards of a thousand of the dile rartook of a splendid dejelher, gives by the Apollo (Univenity) Lodge et Freemasons, the occasion being the o tatter ie/ a magnificent plies of plate to Brother W. W. B. Ilea" Esq., of Oskiay Hall, Hampelsire, M.A., of Christ Mimi , College, P.Y.P. Pro 8.W.G., and twice Worshipful Master of the Apollo Lodge. The testimonial consisted of a very elegant group of figures, beteg Ave feet in dream. foresee, sad weighing 500 011M1111. The chair was taken by Brother Captain Bowyer, Pis. viscial Gonad Matter of Oxfordshire, who was supported by the Vice-Chanceibse, the Earl of C rrrrrr op, Lord Elkelmersdele, Lord Vaughan, Lord Uncle, and the Earl of Coventry. The tollivriog an the distinguished individuals on whom it will be propseed to reefer the degree of Doctor in Civil Law, by diploma, on Wednesday next, st 9 o'clock, via. the Priem Regent of Baden and Prince Frederick Willies: of Premix. The cosimesoratlon will be honoured by his Royal _ _ ... - Highness Primo Albert, their Serene Hiettheises the Priese Revd 9f Baden and Frinos Frederick Willies of Freida, the Chancellor, the Earl of Derby, who will arrive only es Wednesday, to jots the procession at the ball of Weeembre Colons, sad from thrum proceed la procession to the theatre in oompany with the f. 4319• lag diMieguished noblemen sad gentlemen, os whom the bosomy degree of D.C.L. wilkao eastund, via.: His Euelleney Maseru Bey, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire; the Right Hon. the Earl of Clarendon. K.G., G.C.8., one of berMajesty's Principal Spenterise of State ; the Right Roe. the Earl of Blgin and Kincardine. B.T. ; the Right Hen. Lord Ashburton; Ad miral Sir Edmund Lyons, But., G 0 8., B.C.H. ; Beer- Admiral the Ron. Sir A. Saunders Deeds., K.C.8.; Sir Henry Rolland, Bart. M.D., F.R.S. ; Major-G. moral Sir Colin Campbell, G.C.8. ; Major•Gueral Sir W. Feewick Williams of Kars, R A., K.C.8.; Major Gunn' B.r Harry D. Joon, R Z., K.C.8.. Governor of the Royal Mi ßuth litary College, Sandhurst; Dr. Sandwith ; sad Dr. CAMBRIDGE, MAT 81. CIVIL LAW DECREE EXAMINSTION.—Enter Testa, 1866.—Essodned and approved (arranged alphabetically): —Austin, Trinity Hell; Baullaw. Emmanuel ; Band, St. John's; Beareroft, Quoin's; Bennett, Millard, St, John's; Christian, Trinity Hell; Fleming, Catherine; Queen's; Franklyn, Halload, Trinity Hall; °salaam, Bt. John's- Green, Emmanuel; Harrison, Trinity Hall; Hunwood, Clare; Hudson, Magdalen; ) Jolts., H. J. M., Trinity Hall; Keene, Christ's; King, Emmanuel; Lowitdes, Trinity Hall; Murray, Trinity ENE; Myna; Catherine; Palmer, Trinity Hall; Suter, St. Jobs's; Shipley, St. John's; Smith, Lunil,y, Trinity Hall; Stack, St. John's; Tosser, St. J•Ais's ; Welborn, Catherine. J. T. AM,, LL D., Regis, Professor of Laws. Jsatrs COLLlOL—Elected Fonadation Srho'ars :—Lyes, Feudal, Ponnethoue; also Brunel scholar, D.)dd, Fawcett. Appropriated Scholars . .—Osklay (Taw), Lucock (Marshall), Fawcett (Skarn), Ackland and Lillistou Milford). BIDNIT Sues= Cou.aos Elected Faendatios Scholars:—Clark, Cornish, Macdonald, and Wills. Mis plethua to &kolas, Cornish; Johnson Zabibitioner, Mills; Taylor Bftlbitionen (ass you), Mowstt sad Drew. 1 GOVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT INSTITTTION.—Lest 'vanilla she manivenary festival of this invitations took pips at the Lowden Tame, under the preeldeney of the Earl of Hanrowby, who expatiated with mach titling upon its objects, sad the advantages which it offered. He was glad to fled that the Matitution was doing so well, es op pearled from the last as report, and that the colanders of It were laying by feuds, instead of labouring ander the toe common disadvantage of as expenditure in 'zoom of In some. This fatalities had been managed with a rue mix, tare of prudenee, sympathy, sad kinds's*. Tho report showed that the number oil/governs:ea at present receiving She bee. flts of the inatitatioa was 8,018; and that the menet given lest year, In 488 greats, was 1,1561. 7e. 2d. ; making the total sum so applied, 10,4211. 10.. 19d. The receipts amounted to 10,2601. 4e., sad the sweaters to 9,7791. Is. 81., leaving a balsas fa hand of 4811.2 e. 43. 1 The list of subscriptions sow read amounted to awry ' 1,7001. • LONDON SOCIETY FOR TEACHINO TOL BLIND TO ROAD —The half-yearly 'lamination of , he pupils, who *amber 33 girl', 26 her, sad 7 day scholar', took platy yesterday, at the school, la the Avenge-road, Herat's. park, mazy of the (rinds of the Institution b. tag premat The operatioas of the weary, which include not only the education of the blind, bat the pristine cf books la em bossed letters for them to nal by the touch, are most Wit factory. THE NW BISHOP OF CARLISLE AND THE LOCAL CEDITEIT.—The sew Bishop of Csrlus'e, taking as opposit. sauna to his prederessor, has consented, says the &whale Mortal, to e numerate the cemetery without requiring the emotion of a stow' horn or say other invidious barrier betimes the portion of the rood appropriated to the mem• ben of the shank of Ragland sad that devoted to roma' w►o are not members of that body. A deputation of the burial board waited upon the bishop, by appoiotaseat, at the episcopal residence, Ross Castle, on Friday lest, whoa the whole sobjest wss fully discassetl. la the Caere. at wont lotion, hie lordship anneervedly gave sapressiou to the meat lama mutimersts with reference to ell dsnomtaatioas of cbristisna, sad showed that his sympathies were not cos geed to say ma net, bat ezteaded to all. He at oar freshly stated his ',Wm that the C Boolasisaticel did sot apply to eemellselos provided soder the burial sets, sad said that he &NM Is psdeetly satisfied with is:modes" Moms. ------- Tat FM IMI= CUM= WORCS.—Yesterday, st (lenswere Caw-hose% Crhaap-ailey. 14- sod eta Owed se radio amass the British Spero Ceadh =Weeks, ratiflaWtreed, Bow, with the pleat, eon- Malls lest three yam, the tonne is trade, sari Me giedion tithe vailarteklag. establiebe4 at a eat oesdpialllal, Me diemieties ed sae cosaysay baying ahem par eisiogessee et pesemelop as loadequate er IwL Zeal fee as anespissitima tif IS yeas at a spewed vest et ML Oas saw oda et WNW. era made Ise the plepetty, whoa Ike avolloaset seesaw that ea easy bed bus poramely made to the disestese et4o,ooot. ; sad If arm silo ask plea, It mast be at as Mame es that ass. Ile farther elks, hoviever e was soda (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The performance of II novatore, last night, &- rived froth Wend from the aoulty of the out. In the first place, it wind for the dead of Madame Albert's', one of Mr. Lwalsy's new stars, whose appearanee in the Hey market has been looked for with eurimity for some time. This lady performed the part of Leonora. Next, Madame Albosi, fur the first time in this country, appeared in the character of the gipsy, Ancona, a put in which she hu gained gnat renown on the Continent. Balearde, more -1 over, sustained the put of Maarteo, and Beneveatasto that of the Count di Luna. Madame Albertini is worthy of her Italian reputation. She is a powerful tragic actress, and an accomplished singer. She is tall and graceful ; and though her 'totem are, per haps, not entitled to be called beautiful, yet they are, when It repose, very pleardng, and are also capable of strong and varied expression. Her voice is a pure eop►aeaq, of great power and compass. Its quality, too, is fine; but she sometimes foams it too mash, making the high notes somewhat shrill and pitreing. This, however, she does only in the espression of vielent passim In pathetic' pampa, where she subdues her voice, its high tones are often exceedingly sweet; and her " dying Palle , •--sustained este& gradually diminished to an extreme pietimitto—are often ea saquisits as anything we have ever heard. Her execution is clear, articulate, and brilliant; and she appear, to bays studied in a good selool. We do not know her age ; but her powers seem to be fully matured, and she Is a finished and cultivated artist. Her declamation in the delivery of recitative is very Sae, and her whole manner is brimful of feeling. She makes much see of the vacs vibrates, without carrying it (as many singers do) to stows ; so that it adds earnestness end intensity to her et:premiere. She made an immediate impression. Her very lint air, "Tuna la netts plaelds," was given with suck 'amitotic tenderise, and rose at the eoselasioa to seek an ecstasy of parka, that it drew thunders of applause from all parts of the house ; and the enthusiasm of the audienes wont on increasing to the very end. Albasi's performeaceof the gip, woman showed her in maw light—that of a great tragediso. Assess& is decidedly the principal character of the drama, and in Albrni's bands it preowned all its 'emporium. The sir In which the girl describes the horrid death of her mother—" Stride la Tampe—was a marrelions combination of tragic power and real beauty Her pathos in the lest eons could set be easteded—a mese, by the way, in which Verdi's tahats appear b singular advertise. The trio in which the brolum phrases of the dreaming woman art bleaded with the despairing accents of the unhappy lovers is a trait of true gamins. Itaicardi, who, it will be remembered, was formerly at her Majesty's Theatre, bas risen greatly sines that time, end is certainly one of the beet teems of the day. His voice is beautiful, and ha has all the attainments of aa ea sellout artist. Be teas has made aaother stop in pablie fewer. He has never appeared to as =nth advan tage as in the character of the Coant di Luna. Is " II bales del suo sorriso " (the beet melody is Octopus) he was loudly applauded and encored. The opus was splendidly put apes the stage; and the 'Mame and delicacy of the orchestra wore particularly noticed. The house was eroded in every pert, =din the beim we observed a number of *Weed notabilities— moat others, Marietta Piseolomini, Jenny Nay, and 'camas Wagner. ST. MARTIN'S MALL. Mr. Mullah oommesord his snood win of Oroheetral Counts here last night. Is our notice of the first series, we drew attention to the merits of these cheep marts, sad their probable influence on the popular taste, sad we are glad to bad that they are resumed. The pro gramme alert might was ezesllsmt, ha instruseatal selec tion coosaprlsiag Besthouva'a Ourture to Fidelio sad Weber's Adam Overture; lliendebsohn's Syrsphooy in A Woo., kaowa as the Bostah symphony ; Weber's Cower& faith (plasofects), sad two abort pianoforte solace The tool mule masted of the soprano air from Me.. deheohee Lewis Sims, " Lord at all times," very shmt.ly sung by Miss Basks ; a recitative mid air from Use opera of Poole, by the old Frecols composer Lalll ; a bravura song from Ormat's opera Drikawaito ; and some ancient French soap, rendered by Madame Viardot Garcia. TM singing of this admirable artist was *Mainly the great feature of the Goma% sad it wso gratifying to observe the univereal impression made even on a mined audience by vocal deals. matins of the highest order. The specimen from LaUi, the court imposer of Louis XI V., was ea 'situating example of early dramatis nub, and probably one of the met favourable extracts that meld have been made from this composer, being more regular sad ceberest than is smelly the me with his. Those is an add and not mpleasing quaintness and something almost Han- deltas in the sequestial mews, whisk, aided by Garcia's magailleast declamation, elicited ea unanimous smote. Equally worthy of notice was Mr. Pacer's admix• able performance of Weber's romantls and impassioned pianoforte concerto, which was given with a brilliancy and certainty of lineation and a variety of rhythacsl pbraaing that wort Marvin of all praise. Busiest also was this garatlentan's perlonnescs if Meadelesohn's Lied ohne works," sad Tanbert's amain !ludo " Ls Campanella," whioh latter pleased eo much as to be called fors second time. TM orehatial pieces were, an the whole, fairly ren dered, bat rag a few slips is the wind instruments • bat how could Mr. Balla so mistake the tempo of** d osing more. manta Mendelesokes symphony es to turn Imams Aadaats what is the ears is indicated es Allegro mimosa mai, with the metronome mark of 101 to the half bar? The effect of melt niter misancepUoaol the composer's Meatiest was to completely destroy all feeling of climax. THE BROUSIL FAMILY. Premature displaja of juvenile talent are too frequently painful rattier than agreeable Inhibitions. To see children of tender yemrs forma Mato intellectual precocity et the expense of their physical development, is a opeetacls that eau ecly cram paid to ell who think and feeL On the other hard, however, it mast be admitted that then an occasional Muteness when seri, proficiency is attained by the force of @troop natural guilts and eptitade, sad the !avowing influences of annossading circarastaaccs. Back sues, and snob only, whore io violins, is flows to , Ward laws by breed tssiolog and caul overeaskiag, ore &beryls, of noes alibis sad Is thi;latter clue may be placed the Bronsil Lally, who have jest arrived here, and will COIMINUOS a series of musical per forate:mu at the thillery of Illustration cm Wednesday morning. 'These young artists are six is •amber, three brother, and three iistors. The mond sister, Berths, is retitled to pre-eminence, being the solo violinist of the party. This young lady, who fa only hymen years old. executes the racist difiloslt 6311090 M end fantasias with • precision of execution, a breadth of style, and • depth of feeling which would be admirable is ail artiste of mature yeast, bat in :s child of 14 are really reuvellons. It arpeers that udlle. Bertha was seised with sotto,. desire It blooms • violin ;!em in ormetiquenos of having heard of the performances of the Milonellos, and was •esordiegly placed under the charge of Profane r of the Conservatoire at Prague, to which city the Brouil family belong. Bertha% progress was so rapid that she coon saastend the most Marsh roles, sad became also the lutrnetras of her younger blithers sad listen, who makeup the quartett by which her solos are ea outputted. This quarkett smarts of Abp, seven years old (Ist ; Gcil e, six years (dad violin); Adolphus, elevesyeers (viols); and Albin, thirteen Fein (violaneello). There is also au elder eider who presides at the pisadorte. From a prints lusting of tine oatsssrdlWi►7 Add:* In on stabled to spook soot favoonbly of theft Fos formisose, sad to tootoussad the as demobs of 'Olio pump. Rossini. who has boss at Paris all the winter, luau to-day fa the wises of Waited. Medusa Biskei is said to b. 150,000 trams the Asher lit the rumasatstkes alts bribe at Peels is Ulna siseles, oodles lad daterdu. LYCEUM THEATRE. --..-- THE AMATEUR PANTOMIME. The mecum which attended the two representations Of the Amateur Pantomime last season, the ratrontge of her Majesty, and the large amount of mosey which woo nailed, hays stimulated the principal gentleman onceraed in it ones more to appear before the publics. Perhaps, too, then was a little pardonable vanity in the minter, ion though you may field amateurs graaniej, and gasp log Othellos by the dozen, and though many of the back drawing-rooms in Belgravia and Brorept.)u are filled during the season by ambitious ladies sr d gentlemen attired in Mr. Nathan's costumes and Mr. Wilson's wigs, toiling labori ouly at the representation of a rattlieg farce, and Wareing every ten minutes into a dead silence, which ia broken only by Boa prompter's voice, there are very few unprofessicnal pewee who can jump through " dates " trip?," t the " slaps," or go through any of the regular pantomime bad ness with the complete sussed eseerease exhibited by the amateurs last night. There was no lane to an as a lever du redone, as was the ease last year, tut tLe rant:minis was'preeeded by a prologue, the principal cr exacter in wh:cl;, Time (Mr. C. A. Cole), we find seated in his library, much perplexed as to whether the present times are really good or bad. To solve his doubt+, he appeals to various principal .akareetess in put ages, among theca the Year One, Julies Cosa, a Baron of the Milos Chang period, henry the Eighth, Francis the Fint, Charles, and Cromwal ; but fill ies to elicit any settled opinion from these, ha summons the Podearde, the Blown, and the Red It, es represen tatives of the three Preach revolutions of 1792, 1839, and 1803, who in their turn are impanded by War, end lastly by Peace (Kim M. Clint), who decline that, as they are, the times are very good, and counsels Time— If you've non naisgiyings to unravel, Your buy Lotions Vent date, sod travel. My snow-whits banger widely is unfurled, And you may go, with Peace, around the world. I'll show you all a lesson. Yon shall team TIN Ws of thew who tried the times to spurts, 'Midst a frseupwited, bold people. It's • land Well knows to autumn travellers as Switzerland. Clouds now clone la upon the wear, sod on their with draws] we And ourselves at Alter!, where tee inhabitants are celebrating a cantonal festival. After a capital ballet, Radolph (Kr. C. Wray), Gossler's 12. ad snap, enters from the castle, and proclaims various orpre , sire enactments or daiasd by the governor, such as the introduction of the Maine anti-liquor law, the suppreesios of Saudsy music, and the establiebmeat of a double income tan, to the utter disgust of the peasant', who, enci.ed to rebellion by a apes& Iron their leader, Idelchtbal (Mr. Dianna Tatra), seise upon Rudolph, sad are about to fling him into the lake, whoa the sudden entrance of Gutsier (Mr. I'. Knot Holmes) at once restores order and submksicn. Gager then, the peasants having been aloud off by the guards, informs the audience of his unrequited passion for Lima* (Kiss Rosins Wright), and that youog lady shortly after eateriag, she and Gaoler perform a burlesque pas, at the sad of which be attempts to Garry her off, and is only stepped by the entrance of Tell (Kr. Albert Staab), with his eon Albert (Mr. K W. Hallett). Tell's description of himself is too good rot to quote : " Oa.—Who are you, ruffian, thus to speak to me i" Tell..—My name is Tell—tel gue je Isis je suit. An old Swiss family known very well ; My sisters keep the Rigi Kelm Hotel : My aims sing the Rau des Violin when Up to tM taek d' hates at Grindelwald. My nephew' carve in weed, and make tlrse things Which every tourist bask to Zeeland briar, Aad gives as souvenirs to those nlatious Prom whom he thinks he's any dep.:rheum. My anoint ars all guides—as'er at a lea To climb the Juegfran or the Orimssl orris. la chamois-hunting some their time employ, And this (pointing to Albert) la the original Swim boy." A quarrel between Tell and Gamier then ensues, carried on, as is proper in theatrical eases, in a duet, and Geasier driven into his castle. After a little unimportant " businem." we then have the triumphal entry of Weiler, the erection of the pole and esp, and the refuel of Tell and Allen to bow before then. Tell is then seised, and ordered to shoot the apple from his son's head; he remonstrates, but finding this of no avail he claims to select his own apple, and brings forward =enormous Pippin (Mr. A. Areedeekoe), who im mediately on his eppeorance sings a parody on " to the delight of the audience. Tell than firs, with a Colt's revolver fitted up as a crossbow, and at the fourth (hot the apple is split. Then comes the hietorlesl incident of Tell's dropping the concealed arrow with which he hsd intended to shoot (heeler ; a *PM, common between the peening and (sealer's guards, sad is Maly put a stop to by Tell ehal legging Giesler to single combat. Goofier accepts, and they then go through a meet ladittrous parody of t►e "terrible muountees" at the transponthe theatres, to the tune of the " Rateatcher's Daughter." Guest is vanquished, sad at the end of the fight Helvetia (Mils K. Oliver) appears, and aided by Cupid, who comes from the split apple, effects the usual rentsmime transformation— Albert beaming Harlequin (Mr. Line) ; Lisette, Columbine (Miss Wright) ; Gender, Clown (Mr. J. H. Robins); and Tell, Pentaloon (Mr. Arthur Smith). And oo+ rim menu" the real "combo Duane's," which produced in muck alai last year, and consists rot in posturing' and spice , twiatirp, not is imitations of dancers, or spinning about enormous casks, bat the old style of fon, such as Grimaldi revelled in, and ouches has n been seen since. It is Lot saying too much when we aver that Mr. Rubins has no 1-ro feesional rival where real " fan" is concerned ; his figure is against his tumbling, though be deuces lightly and well. bat every grimace, every motion of his legs and Ma carries with it an evident intention and privokes shouts of laughter. The various scenes were a French rertourant (partitioned in the middle and showing both kitchen and salon), where the Clown and Pantiliion gained the confi dence, of the cooks, and eared up horrible dishes of rats, eats, dm, to the guests of various nationalities, and where a eapitalpesds =bat was danced by Mewl% RoLins,A Smith, Holmes, and Yates; a schoolroom scene, with a ponderous Dr. Syntax (Mr. Bates), a miserable French usher (Mr. Yates), and a score of absurdly grotesque boys ; a scene teak a pent one river (called in the bills " The Thames, near Man eltester"); and last of all, a glorious eountry fair, where there is thimble rigging by Mr. Albert Smith, performing dogs, acrobats (Mears. Holmes, Hallett, and Yates), running in seeks, site., and which concludes by the rising of Shakespeare (Mr. C. A. Ccl.) and the Spirit of Pant , mime (Miss M. Oli ver), who bring down the certain after 'peaking an epilogue very neatly written by Mr. Shirley Brooke. When an limited approbation le to be bestowed the task of the critic is an sissy one. From first to last there was net one roars. taw, not one hitch. Mr. Albert Smith war in fall spirits, and meg an admirable patter song to the tune of " When a men travels." Mr. Holmes sang espitally, shout too welt for burlesque, and danced his " Troutdale*" with a min tuts of fan and grace that Perrot might tare envied ; nod Miss Basins Wright, in thin her first *peeking part, prov‘d that in confining herself to ewe pantomime she has bun doing iejnotioe both to herself and ber and:erc+s. Of the excellence of her Colombia* it is as reedier, to speak as it is of the esapprated senility and confiding dotage of Mr. Arthur Smith's Pantaloon. The Harlequin (Mr- Lane) was a novelty, sad though comparisons are said by Mrs. Malaprop to be odoriferous, we can wen that he is in no way inferior to his predecessor of last year. Mr. Cole was excellently usedithp as Time, and in the epilogue his extraordinary personal resemblance to Shakespeare seemed to astonish the ►udience. All the might parts—peasants. guard., fish-fags, policemen, eestermongen, dc.—were filled by amateur*, and very well supported. The whole performance wee most successful, and the gen tlemen engaged in it bare peat reams to be proud of their exertions. Her Majesty, who was a:petted to be present, was toe musk fatigued by bar morales at the Wellington Case , and the Royal ben was eesspied by the Prince of Waif" wet his btothees, and their suite ; while among the audience, an unusually full one, were some of The most distinguished polluters. in literary and faebiosabls circles. The proceeds of the perfumes,* will, et the desire of her Majesty, be ghetto the Royal Female Naval School. 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