The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

if dee the semmease veld arm I rot fordo:elm tY eilted-dhedor ere lab:motion el dr ore to the go verment whool-tempeder, rho pds dr the heads of • pelleara the following "Ida ohms the &Maim* reed bare • mitred* • " YOB Ire lageby ceded epos to wed or the 7th al Jane et tee Is dr wrath' , to be triad far the aeglectei wird ettesiret el your odd. (aped) ocimilairmart Nesline "L leglind, ell a art dry, the sin W von Se white ramrod la.rwt idea big left sow rehab dr prix ST to tbe 1111/ Se clank Mhos b belt erre to to the maid ; gel lot any Ira tt iedeP anal Ihe ohnitheonte bot a ggath L bad ohs* M lb ably bibs Se too rear le sr ides pre Idds yogi bed ,sae am Os* .reed UM el se boos boa ray red enthend ebb obosais hetnelln. Ina So rod "Maar gins ,to borsht lo the ergo of needs* hand aim doehles et Nuds= bowledge." One of the Ent insitheibblhosa slits whir grim i dearagy, Prat, aol may dOs _Minded stres.le So bithenbass d my redo Old be wham)* d dis abildiat's Whorkass. Mar aME In =lea at the legal ego at ethartag ether, wbgeof loth, an et whit or plasent, be soar be sot to rid; ter any toe absehre pearls el neaspthe brag Mors MI bah. boob s ast align to and their airbus to a pea areal; So alien my be end te a private ached; bur to soar seri Or Mina sant go. st/l whet, lbawmit. to prods as red es d Fable schools, nor Nth se to an sossisiews, sag oar be a tortileste el "rib Rya hue OW 11•VIMMIIM bagadat a I &hada The rig des eloriles than compahordy lespind Is sot Is ed WIN Id" bat Sao Is a awns anent dad le• elnotha. Is So gni dklabelliossia, eszoay, sad nor ether rase et earn& So reehthor oreslele d swing, orbs, risineds, balm ~aft and Welty. No pest roar Is hid ea the het two, bat rather rpm the .to taw; sod no Whiter en to eneourred, el ray gore as doss wheleasne, who emir at Yet reed an who sod moist a Idle clphobg. Sew Ni these school Mors eemedled with rustle Wows? Mr hens of berm Tay to ties Mien three; boo they Ni leap to grates disk ia masser. Is het, threaghtut Os poem dletrate of Yormanis, Mob, is, the tabor, re drerlbed es brag in modem ihrorthent fb Boner, so Sr a thildrea way wen task peens bid banns ; and befog ths boner al =dear rheas to the rural die bier an don It ary, throb% be meld I then is a empire areehres la the mg abr. only herbs the • as menthe of ths year, sod the hay Or r the nerd "pews le be her her te eft boor Shoe bra, no dean, aro roosted with the reran why Dr. l ‘ yea Phyla& is again to lell rosedsbg era reds in whisk dry amigo means on Oendont. No hed shoddy rear the sathel, as any 1•11 ray see by raiya hrephlet anbrylog Si. spew* at the analcie eery orbs PeoyWe Colley to Holdd s Ortotor,lBth, ea " Steer sod its Isbliter n Labwer." It in per obreas, to North Sot seek rounalskes se re and able s derby oar ar be erykied 4 Inghod ; sod bet onetlerasko noble me Sr the szpartness et the Oarbeat most to of omen this panel epplarion bats. The 'yds= d " bon.lise" le sere tercoolin It Is hot to pleb( the add solost the norm re resehoren to the pent, to whoa the law trot ors Sr ebb asi• sorted . thee wend throb* to no Worn In orb. ben the wort • asillkole of the diets alhethan solialos ourbiisa ri el my* log Sr child forbear podblis is the base. Dr ass Ms goonctergalorry assiman at realist weld dinand, es he senatil arompalmat, has eats; sod bee re ✓e rensel egeta late all the nostlen d rafts, el sir tory "reboil per," d selesethis erendbah was a• hisoubthr dwindler lenses born and norm as b Se *mews el the tubes, the rob at aptly • on the endows le be geared ypart. Illogle al Se herd by le oar ea Norlay Is, we ray toper es ) aingisred ; sod we re saiisipols ter ad to. ma-y cam add to to. rob row toshabl Wang. On promo as win asp pirs ready sal • annersa. NOM IN THE COMMONS. Mien AO Saris, lowiew.) A hart week du House of Comm get cesirdes se lustre:4k beam so tbereo#4 gassEliimly died dm astral et pm miaow. -, that it bed to kook op end go bye to dimmer fry way al amps bin es which It wee pheisi. It eat Igor air —+7 molt, dept the beigwise d two lab treabin at tie govesessi, sal soma shag btu= secoad-rete *also. Ding emu !le pieta Ude udirtuste swab The par. Mpgllloo , ll dimhishoil maw mos esnlealer had, with the fans et whisk be hie made lidslt acquelaNd. Every wide hr mine sear am OM Me co a. AwesKticseshrs,ao a go. amid &corks wee laviteilos Mat et wester were aged, emit mane Mired, ta NMI resesivelis sablest mooted mere it lies Preaeoly with the Cita 111111;09. Or lIISMier sweed that be was koalas to hoer a %Modica for sa minvegeat perehmo et tamitass. Amodio came* hod tic% a edam was mew down hr bye giving eihnedas ire Ilmetempub. A third wished to kmor bow the Iroefing studs at Bray won Icept up, sad a berth these% thst biased at SOL the sues pops%) was seisms to .seer the Cheraw et the Itautogeses slain la floodemi-pad Of moue ao interrogator con slimed it asommy to wok ter a %ply to the inquiries at his prelemears ; Ned Mi liceleana Hall, to whose dsgartmest they mom Mooed, was rites roar err fee gender deep, sad at MN be. awe west of pow to orply to embody r 0101. This tosert d isquiry was diesocieed by • private open*/ Mimes Mr. Stand sad l let. Restmek, mob at whoa staid that be was la the moot whet good temper, tat mid do bitterest thine whirl the Mat at the motes% read emiscet. Whet Mr. Stafford set lows, Mr. Spar r, with mare bosom this he rollaway disphiye, embed whither they might sot sow ameba% that the esemel dormake ores lositmlet. Bet hi. rived wee leinhatml, sad the Mum Telma late its mood of %del imphy—dlthreat membee requerder %breathe ea sub. %oar w inereaveras lay waked= re 7 pleas bed bees prepared for the misplace ot Beanie' Home I. astern purposes? whet rem Ind ban Meet Mi the Naiad at paths brim& net why the plinrea at Horny tea Owl do nit beer es mem deo pile& As it wee loped& ha leg wit Ibis Web& et gondola, the W alden hieneaptsi lass dr nor per reenhed dean Hoary sow net do% laded, m emeedea was made. Whoa • worgre dneftimiy aid why the arponditure oa the re* rims bed Insonnl 70 per own., be was met by the reply hi It bed limed by a sem moseling OWL But, genteel,. Ma ipoisle we left to weer themselves, sod say caw ewes wed" abeleniy has his. hopeless. At het hi bropho fro owed, awl the home settle' limit to the lberides et the lot vete ma the hat, by which it est mod to aggiogrielo a meet d 198,14131. to the whektimmee el rhea awl yobbo bellilege. Bat here • new realty green wbbi mead imemonhte. The dillweat hems MVO lemma artememstely set does I. the Zed mem, hat they were r ampotheedel la • shale vote. Or mocks *MA le me tem, seethe MOM% to meth% flea; bet the mho of the home did net permit it ammffmeot et be eat la my odor shape this in thM ot a piped to mime Ss totes moat by e sperblot saw. It wee open to ter make to repots that the ante should be mired by 10.0314 end to another to propose the* ft Anil bo reilsowl by 100161.—the regular owes at irceeedime briny hen the toga neactioa should be %km t h at, sad the emir it. put to the vole rely la the mat fif 1)* his *OW the termer. Ad this enenemord wait watt pwhotly well, if asly two emsadmeate we. ereposi; bet it doloony idle it *Moss me Won to thee keen Wen two of the same ere la the fret hatanes added together, sad their pow amteent whittled to the vote of the house Ghee they are dealt with seer May. If, without it, previous coscort, three members Teapsdimie pram.hest • vote shell be refaced by the it.. of MAIL, 6,0011, sad 4,0001.--ead if the is portal is njoini, sod the sieemi Mogared—the WM meet, ewe r %MA et all, Inowns. If it inn carrel, the mesat would M missed by 9,0001., whisk is enahwied by the Isle thst the tersest reboots. mest be idea trot. The ally method of seweadlag in both would be to some dot the 9,0001. should be takes it me vote. From the aeon at M. emu es* it sosesemed is Mash to egad, Mmes sock ameba bet his owe Inearits poist ot Meek sod is wholly iodifferent is the operatimes of his anghboors. At it, rasa it moil maim Lag geodes tad groat parlimmatary capsdeess la imilmiles mmitos whit the wands% at so oomilloold • SoNiber. la • law preflemeat—ead • pelmet eury noise nifetwiel control—he moo. Ikal mill dilw as utter cantsia. Nadirs p rop tae hr seleelha we. seeds, bet were withdrew' beams ao amo ammamat .mewl be eat to the wee without latertwine vst dl oath TUN was ao way out of the mem; ad Asa Mermisdeille aril ansiy m edoeiria the maim the home bd►Ntendtgte shsds.the Wk. seder slier emery ken le lowileensit la e *Vs rat Bed nahlione et welled time red asap ore wadi to ▪ ftiNiftiL They mein it impoodble that pedleml OM she the requiehe %Madam to maws of reel kerr adrie—fhay oest • der ea nprematedve goverameedvooff tip amerelles the home by Me bile d Isom ad filmoder which they asesadar. It lb sldafyr maid he the pennant to sake enenpernle M trhhh elearrenoe shall be radioed impcmdffe. The NOM WM by kr. WilKe wet Ocher tom • may geed moire-he prembet • mord ffiessmisa %awe be whitell le glee gar play to aritirism. Hal the meat showed tiot, elm Oa Home has to cassfria Me ports% at mew votes, thee* Mears ot mirth thwanien is be teabetly every hapied potent to • Helsel sad deg% his. If ram Mier. without the done at say of the adrift mho at the Haase, so smith the better; fork is may mdsehable eke ropiedem whisk hem received the swam of thee, sad width amp be segmlin se rogrestatiesr the swims • emeuriss. 11111, d whatever out, matesioa rim MM width we have heeded man be pornaled, sad tit pub & Wien dereatelted. We 'Nest dot Me goveramast will tele ming by Me %sea It has rash* sad will provide spied the Armen of some so diserodibillie both to Wolf rod to pollimsed. morwer is be tong re open d Or II be Wise WA* sod ey kr aim 711111 OM sight la Yo a marks 94 shd, may • 444444, bog, frols sloor 41111111.4 lag" 41414 am aillois graft • • 7- THE WEEKLY PRESS. THE EDUCATION COMUKCL (Tim the Tpadokr.) The slats d tho "thins aka ca tko wthjeat of elkerien may le WOW as thr et Warhol rodinakera. pentioal pupas, atil tot coati. The Cara et the thew is to IMAM at Willies Rootool, at Monday mil two ktherkg orda to ask a wry aegis guation so to s• ingedinalo which check the pope= el death - thew the working clew qwi' the *My nand of daises bon Wool ; and whet psMi.l erne cgs w er pot? That is • flied ft e that • seerthkg sort be :der;" hot r to what, there k throw sal their • ; end even doom the Cankeenee was shut Werird Waster events We his piece. lush ingoirke In parliament Ws shows that the grown wl wfil ho brought to would 1f it thould =pea to Intend W dthalikat-tat is the civil Mil.. Pedy hes hen Yid tot therses while the Moose el Cower wes timpani te oar the prig el Mr. Adderlry's hill through the rap • eawittee; the eked of the! MI king to unit vapory air newiforey in young p a weld col& UN= which shell kw then en aineeles ; and erear to end pen ere easaysese to Waage nthowikey Wain Word b. Waned Wag It ell her W Irt dees of awes is eseddriek esentireithe a dish ▪ M gay le the middle den bit 111 all cam dam" eat cabstand I • ingot a Wising dhataaftris the sort preparkg WWI, he that enannolia. Moody tio w owe dye to wins war espookrks eked schools he eardebei to awl this dearnd. • pwielog wham km lea ions* ler waft a Ids* el NOW& ether, "Goon Camp" in Soak Nabs, Wei to the wrkider perks of the Wile Ws, at to the mew awe& And the seboalware who WI We tepee to Whit& retake of awiention he thernhes Win the Map el Tegospeee, will peke*, k a put pagertien of are, Vast in ell, ankra le the third theed wed. In the atrd.d width Ceakedge will esimblik. In On d tiree now testimonies le the bilk in Waded WWI" the pine ewer regookke a bthts body of W. thet pastern ter tho Weis pupa of why It k stet Or ere ot harems an Weird by tkir genre inni ether, sid hew tint ointeselie• oth le warneedoi We noel not weak, the phile Urns throws he know ilna able a khan lull. menu- k any model sew weekly the Wealth et the wallas awe Wther red or St a sh their* es this al Wars Wen Deka latier, k theme &wall Oat keendeCk be *.linente or ar eswilded, we taught cabin of tint Weiden, red =ea tint wily. It may be nil le he. let bother who /tat kid the lade tor tads*, eh; WI hie Wee noway, tharary, it sell at the head of Mr mink et lunge in the Wet%et Wed pthlis le the pews pegalskos. Pear othas 'Word Wake k Ids ezwery Nome% gare oak an Wales i ainentha h Owerny, Or ninth end several Wee bar wile Wades or Worths Wires d the pawn& The eyed date kr 'blithe owl eseerive paw appears alarm we directed to the egad el inthrwake then le the apperine aria; awl wok as. an oily werelled to end fist thildnue i aalaaak hone do se punetwelly and regekelty. among the porkies flor edgiest is lwrietweet. • atho vivid idea if the way la which Wethatendeace i athessi, may be pewi han the kw d salsa and sallenose k away, which resseable thaw seed k other late of e.. may. Ile blowing notice is sent by a tescher to chi w est "W. ode inc. then the We its Merder, the Lof Jo., willies* bads( soolvel bilmodion dills NM= de AMES& We mown yen. WNW a indorse the awes of theense en the back of this ticket, end to wed raw WY to Wool spa." It the arra of shwa without owes is Whetel es repeted, the NOW of the Wool is WIWI le Mo aid Mseetwr, who reeds the khowirg ournew a Os wok To Mr. 11.—We now awe it you the hot of NU& ablassa of your child. If you do not wish to as premeds* eactordlog at kw, must wrath at the List between the bears if tow od !Darr to the wisnipeek with your or oner," _ _ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1857. I limiest Is new, and does are as yet know its work. Them is so minister who ma efeetnefly control it in the discuarkm ot domestic subjects • is, yailently and nverently se it listens to the P111:11111, trhea L Yea the round et __. . • demlgn sables, It distrusts his Ind he the Midis of home poi,. Then, again, It is to the mane if Englishmen to maw stream Its d waywarloom ant Pathammt may le 'opened to exhibit seeselonel anthem& of the natimal year. But the chit( man if the Imbroglio undoulandly WM the minus of tba salMet wilt whim the home was omen. Tie Cita grain Enhootee me composed of item in miseilkseen•—they some MOM so many farowits bobbin if Inikelinda. dais se may ism, and an within the compide devilry mini—thot they are ente to goo echo, ems whir is mit theoursble rizazwribress, a pex' largo mow* et issebery art *shoe erthetwa. And ths Bar mob Is whit\ they were hot veto premated to the no. sktoratics of the bore mob asythlsg like cods* diommion *dishy legebse. Xr. WU.os, whom cam it was to king them forward, haw that the voot thaws of thew settmates twin the Let In yeen wee a agree of alone sad ninety is the teileetke eartho et ble havers of the peddle ; sad Is wished, thunder% to Übe as opportunity at Mann how thiehrenre had grows up, sad bow hr the pre* gems. nowt an nopartble he he wdeersue. Ho vest thrash ors boadAtsdar damming slid disassociate additional team throws es the tat-payer. He pastel eat the Witmer *width parts amt had bus nee estravageat thin the eabletry. He enigma bow harem of sagardihau had bees *shred eeceusry by erg* is the mid polka et the sesstry. H. was *gm* set nay to herd the gassiest es any Oat, If te yesploty tits datum yews would re tho apretwe wagratel. W he semis& the soma arm d woldag be otonimint am the Spam beil If the chair, it the aver mom of hpitiai tree asseasioa, es& et *haft to. whirs ea ink as patrible In the rettrekt of peuhreistory Whs. Mein could. at the thelghose. he.. bees hint or harlowtorast sedan test has tamed out wens Mot hammed an esly what al& lose ism aspetted. The hew was WWI to oessifor the end sabioet of the Yams at the Ilmehrees DO it Is set eery Nay to deal whit a herbed awl Illty herb of eapsombeare magi dotal. • ma who womb relstscierst waste to en sod in estimating torridly the TelmaUos now made, we abotald deft late • greet error if we did sot rotor to the pertic alar time of the pater which regularly sad periodically Whets sraterially the ete4ltlea of the Bah at Etighaed. It la wail knee% that loon& the slam of each quarter the patties dile Barak lo goody strahgtherd by He arum Wks of thevermmet prior to theparemat of He &- villa& awl that at wt Is.. the Bah le la • atelheat to oohed tea aceemeamodattem foes twitreary ewes. In mar, thendore, to form a cons% relative esti mate of the position of the Bank to Malice to the probable permanency of its imprind condition it 4 necterary to compere the accoruste of the Beak at the °m isspending dates of each quarter. nine ecootoda me dated the 13th lambed, and, therelbre, the corre sponding aceranda of last curter were those made up at the 14th of Mau& The item to which we hare roluted, tam from the accounts of the 14th March and those of the 13th int., compare aa Petnaii WIWI, et Piss. Ctrwillia. hcaellls Vela Sark LIAM 146.1 11.16.810 SAM .1••• ..10.1nAs Mame s,Ds..uvo This ossapwinen dhows the Beak to to in a better cone don as mess; mil melt able to inset He dacasad soon to be made is the dividends, than It was at the corresponding thee in Ken& Ties bunko is sews by 647,0001., end the reserve is nos by Ifit,oool., while the private securities ere 11116,000 i. leis; sad ebneletion Y oily 246,0001. sore. So fir, Unwed" sada semperisen el the two varier' is am erresd, the setomile owll sesearage sa °pinks in favour oh sa wrier stain of the rosy zombi hereafter. With iv gird, bowovor, bp the thmend owital fur trade at dd. Brent periods, it is more determined by the corresponding puts& of the year then of the quarter. And in els view of the task It would be a rho (Thrice so to the future, to canes" the moats of the Beak of England now published with awe of the corresponding period in haw last year, width may be slated Una _ _ IN& Jr It. Wenn Brim. -Matra 14.16,410 palideel sentiosnto. there is undoubtedly much variety of feeling on the question, 60d even a great portion of apathy in Wa ommusity at hq.. JERROLD'S 0.14 VA (From the Leadsr.) The funeral of Douglas Jerrold, which took place in Norwood Cemetery ces Monday last, wee In all respects a fitting end characteristic tribute to his memory. There was too much nal grid amongst those present for soy prude of ccemstkaal mourning, end everything connected with the arm' wee quiet, *Mph, and impressive. The mastery it just the spot he would have Moms for his lan resting plate—a green sad wooded knoll, surrounded with rich miaow% and within sight of the great world of action amengt whose noblest workers he bed resolutely toiled for nosily UVa orstury. The emus roar of distant city life, which foe yews but • ism, tumultuous' musk on the brain sad heart of tho shusberer, mite around his grave to the inland murmur of a shell. He Mops smiclat the summer blooms and waving shadows that he loved. For you cannot help seeing to his writlup that, with the keenest relish of city life, Jerrold had a poet's fondness for wild dowers, green bads, rustle moos, and bah country sir. Glimpses of the fair end smiling Bolds of Kent, din trim hedgerows, wayside cottage', with garden. strips of brimming Sowers," often occur in his works, 'me nially—end se s outman relief to Its gloomy pktures of city weetchsdnam luxury, and rime—in hie longest story, " Bt. Giles and St. James." He mete, too, near hie utirliest friend, Leman Blanchard's grave being Just opposite on the other side of the path. _ _ _ _ The .amber and dumb: of the soottrases who followed hie body to the tomb were a liviag epitaph an the deceased, more eloquent and exiling thm may words could be. The funeral was private, and the place al burislbeing distant and ttleleatt of cross, It was astarally thought th at compass- lively few would iss present. Whit the Uception, however, of cos or two hiss& unavoidably absent through illness cs distance, the mourners at the grays included all who knew bins or who were connected with Moe in any way, from the most distinguished members of his own profession to the proe m= and compositors from the pointing office, who ware now and then cheered at their work by his kindly word sad radiant smile. The time fixed on was sructly convenient to some who might have wished to be present. It wee the first day of the Handel Frank" and while the asd proces . . . . aim "mod slowly up the deg ground of the cemetery , the sublime anthem; and choruses of the AlmidA flooded the crystal donee of the neighbouring palms with the noblest mend meek ever composed; but this did not thin the numbus in the quiet burying-ground. To all who knew Wm, Indeed, there wee a music that was teaching and geoband la the words of consolation and hers spoken at the open rave of one so loved end honoured. The gathering round the revs wee spontaneous ; the lees heartfelt, and the grief sincere. What en hares live night it wail Every tune of the winding oar riago-way allowed in the pronounce some well-kaolin face saddened by the common low. Immediately behind the hearse you saw Dickens's noble brow, energetic form, and worn, intense mournful look ; and not far off, Tleclray's grand bead, white sad nacaressd, roee like King Sears far above all hie brethren. Behind followed members of almost sow 7 profeesion—liarristers, physicians, clergymen, artists, with tite President of the ice&My at their head, managers sod actors from vatioaa theatres, leading publishers, headed by the veteran Chutes Knight, while every department of literature wee represented by some of its foremost men, who bad numbered Jerrold amongst their chosen friends. Such a gathering at his grave is a sufficient sneerer to all that bee been acid by covert slander or open hostility of his vindictive, bitter nature. That le, indeed, but the cuckoo cry of cold hearted end shallow critics POLITICAL GOSSIP. The committoe appointed to inquire into the charger brought by Mr. Bartolacci against the grand daces of the Duchy of Lancaater, has hold its preliminary moot ing,. "Although compord for the moot port of non _ _ . . _ _ dr - script.," says the Leader, "it is to bo wntlhed by Mr. Cosingbani, who km allowed to be prearnt, and to put ques tions, but not to vote or take soy part in drawing up the _ _ MUSIC AND THE IMAM.A. Next Wednesday Madame Ristori will appear at the Royal Italian Opera in an Italian version of Dean Milmares tragedy of Palo. On Thursday Mdlie. Baits will take the part of Loth in Lucia di Lammermoor. At Her Majesty's Theatre the great attraction of DON Giovanni hot necessitated an extra night on Monday evening, the 22nd, and on Tuesday a tenor, Signor Belart, will teak* hie dreg appearance. Wednesday morning is appointed for Benedict's second Musical Bemire], at which Piccolomini wiU make her flrat appearance in " English," by singing " 1 dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls." On Thursday we are again to have Dow Giovanni; and on Sitar day the Luria di Laatimarsooor. Ou Monday morning, the 22ih, we are to have &rimming performance.• A new comedy by Toro Taylor has been read at the Haymarket; a now Woe by Robert ➢ell is in rehearsal at the same theatre. Mr. Carter, the treasurer of the Adelphi Theatre, announces hie annual benefit to take place as Thursday next, when Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams will appear in three pieces. Mr. Benjamin Webster, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Paul Bedford proeeod to fulfil a round of provincial engsgo mon* oomraancing at the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, on Monday. Madame Celeste will also, says the Era, take ad vantage fora holiday, and to recruit her health after a most arduous season intends visiting her native homo in France for a abort peried. _ . _ The little companyof the Bouffes leave England the week after next. On the doors of their little summer-house, in Paris, is inscribed: "RekirAe—Speetade u lAndru," and we believe they're =wed to perform in the chief provincial towns of France before their return to Paris. The Vocal Association, consisting of three hun dred voices, under the direction of Mr. Benedict, will give their fleet public concert in the centre transept of the Crystal Palace on Saturday, the 27th instant, at three in the after -110011. Miss Anna Maria Quinn, the Australian juvenile actress, will make her first appearance in London, M the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, on the 23rd of July, performing In the farce of Ike Actress of AU Work. Not fewer than three new operas hare been pro . dlwed within the space of a few nights at the Thiittre Lyrique in Paris. Ono le called I.rt Consolers* is in one act, and la by M. Mot:aeon); the second is called ihe /Mel de CMercosciew; is also in one act, and is by M. Lajerte ; and the third, which is entitled Le. Neut. ar Every, and is in two seta, is by M Smoot. The three pieoes are not got up with much are, and have not ands any sensation ; but am the fist production■ of three young composers who are en deavouring to mats themselves a reputation, they deserve mention. The German papers announce the death of Count Hahn-Nenhans, a moot celebrated character in his day. He was the father (aye the Lie: eery Oarettc) of the well-known Ida, Cceintais of Hahn-Hahn, and had devoted the whole of hie life end a ray large fortune to the stage. In his early life he built an his estate a hematite' theatre, which he fitted up in the most costly manner, and for which he provided a regular company of actors, maintained at his min expense• Hod of the celebrated actors of the day made occasional ap menaces on his deg. his passion, however, cost him dearly, and one Mato after soother had to be sold to defray his lavish expenditure. He died at Altana, at the advanced age of seventy-eight, in very needy circumstances. He had lately been obliged to work for his brad, and—the " ruling passion straw is disth"—condacted, as paid director, a pro vincial Meant up to his last momenta. .1m0i1....111.1111.111111 14T11.1110 IW9AO) 6.921.04 Labia al leilor the molt to and Le Italbsbook. Thaloilloa a porno woo 1,216,11001. ressibritisidreents Ibissisne was rare lest you eau stpasotbylaglintatitboodivosssopaprhatoootioritiss were Ito by do bop mit of 4,sliles—disreforo, to rimy ow brk wee la i ll rssore maks *mist lkoproore shirk err soisorrilly i , Ikea 11 is se fah reerst. Ow *sear lbrad, It mist berme to aid lir a yes ago, dr i d hart wr 6 per eat, sod rot sew a to 6 pu srL esseparison *odd, key. err, load to reilderid double r te soy ersidessrs robootles, It say, Is Ilto lobo at mow Is As moat yew, sod sorority ors s l osulliod lbst went sera rid* led to a tbsta tegrwark bet prow tier to tall erratic is the rued yam The ids d Are le re IRA .ad w corgent Min of gold tom tar emery to resift it, is sou et bib. mitigated, Is ratios emparld:—the 111 d ilk am I. do posoist ye% b it hod god lo lot d Iva yaw tbolocroom door pawl Ors to Mk die Id to wad dram& for egild. open et list op towprod los to be DO rerrlls at as rod rate. AI lboo OhIION obi& midst Mart capital in 1864 qpir soft lo d.t to 1867; area Beak is sot Is or red swridaa to sort tbscarrooldmerL The try kopeolorlirt a Irresrebie imam at Ito punt tboo ompimosoda WA Is, dog pip, aw paasy llosehoot lumps Is& Oulhd slaWw putroolo oft. Womb are better, and irk so lir so M po,t.esidtrkwgereaattaatars. So for, berme; ribs ruder stile link et England io cord, sr so Br as Os arm erre ot re marry of arid la 1866 coo be reworrod elk dr nor Marne st Me moment, re kr wt lbw l =Sig how which wail be ado lo tar wt Ike pad oloploks• by the , Dad disarm' ea be wooded as the foronnotor por tomody lrwrode dam& THE CONSIBVATIFES AND THB JEW BILL. (floor the Prom). The malice of faction was rarely more distinctly ewa yam In the seers roman= of rumours that there woe schism to the eceuervative party. Became Sir John Pskingtott honourably avowed a change of views on the &d -onation of Jim into the legislature, it was aeiromed that illemencee mined eneouget the representatives of the con- THE PADUCI7ON OP THE WIZ JUTE OP (ham las Jbaysesist.) The step takes by the leak et England in slightly redone. to. nes of Maas% spgas spsa the bee at tho pabibleed acenento to he kik -self, *Os helmet pa- Mos, not wily es aespesell eft dr aide et Owe estema of to. meal* wok. bed MO IMO SI 11.1.101 the accounts at the Inenniti of April when to. Nis woo relied to 61 per est. As cengeeed with the senor al the preeedion wok the baba shows at Yarn of no lees to 6112,7961., and an nerve ot ties ta the Wilda( deprenint d e 17,11194 the &oiled= to th• herb et ths peire amielei nasty to. mos. Oa the sax lead,oesrsemdelpdeele earteli" width mad Amps be weld se the num n d dr dorsi qui dr Sak i awes to the an week • damn of MAW. Mee essaarel with the paled when the rate was mind to de set ass., the Wise ben jaw•••• 1 by 1,012,0001, and Or worn r the bashing stswestmes r hisasr by 1.1111;000L ; while the moot advanced upon private am nes r 1.310,00111. L toobag, boarevar, at the mimed as I.k of Pailsaill, tervittivo ooesmodty. It l aigadcant that WIN rumours hays bow amid abroad la a woe whoa a /marks swasszo old* gooarszent Amapa dist la tae limas ot Lot* by the aim. satiority at I aa a &Adam at 101 to 96, sad vim as a practical matits, at wadi lag sake bail ban glom, taistolare wan brio aa the oar slubt la the Have et Connor by a majority at 10 oa • Motion at 172 to 162 1 .. - . W• art serial the elradelen et such We tale' that Lord Osage Destarek wee chows Isar of the coesarvetiver ht the lower hoe" star the &mast &Swabs has that hassled astema et his Aare ea the earths ; rad the sere aa be elbseel Y la este of the right hoc gra- Semis the sember Ike Peels. Llhe the Cabello Qom lies" the eabblet of the sharks of the Jews Into the heir blare bee at se Sae bees wok a tea of pay. Lord Cas tles* ail Mr. Or-_ led the tortes to the lower honer Ikon task aim Awe& loth woe fer Ereescipanoa " sad thus ening delseme weed is • release of which the Premier, Leg Ltearri, sad the Cheseellor, Lord Ekka, awe eddy* haft Om the claim of the Rome catholic,. So little of a pat" rbaseler had the cadmic qualm, that the Cimarowly Raise remised Aral woe It WI 1830, sad sew, diaoseerd holism of Nguema to say " all-lotend 'sum," to are the phrase of or. at the molt seal of its peaks' costribeton. In — *Ss of their dilereann et turnip; about the Rowan CIF 11101104 the bay pity coneladed the wet to triumph, and perepei the due spilibriuse in Europe* Oahu. Will any one craw dad diameter ea a Jewish me sae Prime then that ea a Itoraisla ponies? It la besides, an Wile arrheb to sapper that an abt hds on ssoondery or sectiatal pestioas err *ow mired bon the seerabas of the pest corm tive peaty. That wassaisa was founded after the Reform 801, end lefty** the moverint Aces ping too flr. It pve battle to the liberals is the patios of the secredra at charclt poverty, sad it was. It essailed the whip ea their annell blades, sot proved as the country that the Mcrae vire ladled to sandlot the betimes el the walseper. 'rbe whole conaity pronnotool spirt theta, and socepal the Pam tau la prima to vital bedpan On &stip racy the consinative 'Wee= inpached the sonduot of Viscount Palsied= ; end the essatry has adopt** the °pinkest cd the etesorwatives, while the Premier, eves Ahab wed desible, bee beta ecapelled to nudity his own. Whoa serneced by Me eibelion, white had, trees the fostering pavane at the whip, dietattod the empire, and hawked the respety al the move, the corervatips pat the law of the lead PP eseestios, sad vengaishei CYCanselL And yet, while pis* the pest perlheratery sad oesetita- Ikea' bait* es* ealtaitteg sa Plinths corblerecy, there we much essondary paths. ca which the eseeepative clash diemeni fens ;ea othar—assin ea • varrninfral mien for England and Wood, ths uniershies sad tho dimmers isilwey It es. aid other subjects Which We and sot preceded's. Beth diihresoso et aped= most always be especial among hens potltfsel onielerstkes composed of Noma sad goatleman It is my to hadsrantal vicars Gad senntiel ptadplaa that obsolete contently can be looked far swept all the nierstran ot a gnat party. The comentivas do sot object to ths hir actin of pub& *eke, nos that it to elderly sestrished to be opinion, mad aot the onediss echo of chasm They dashed to be Mid by the melee institutions of the resin; became they presses the state from the natality of shmistins, or the szlesvaisaso of democracy. It to ahem to most that camencelina is opposed to social progress, or tho trot orrelopman of hue pub& gait. Os all tho post quesdase cited above the ocasermains cohmed to tend to epheseenl clamour, sad the voice ci the =entry fray to lancer of their parities. Whe C a = l say reglad Grim abed "Bohm of the ZION of Lois," arteartisi the Nags Iva the upper the& a., sissom the N boili," the Nessentives inn audit lady rid*/ tit me-11•61111 nob at tab( the sollowe of a tree peeple. The yids% to reality, ramble la emblem with than, bet only far the sill Oren by the coseerrattvie oar doebeel ga;endlley weeid loai dace have ben Umbria:* sollehelbseillimes of owe mixed .a.& Wit well ben tem ides. Moe nall snap be ume emeepliesal goods posseittg lIWINN which comet be .alibi by the het priactpl. et party. Tb• Jsv grins beim an that variety of eempli aineklebren mad enabling dens" winch it might pro . . . . . Away M satiolpseed that d;erie +cold be diflhrodois of opl aka linemen zombies at deo cooomadvx pally. To expect siodkodp al vim epos esti sobloot woad lee hispoodble• Thom are may " Übaldo" to the matey who do mot Ma t& vilk Lad Jobs Ewell via ; and, .a rely of all The Job. BKII denies that there is any foundation for the account which has bleu given of the supposed rela tions between the leaden of tits conservative party and the Mecums. Herald. No public report of the proceedings (at the Carlton Mawr to Sir W. Joßide) has appeared in the papers, but we (Prete) may Mate that, after the usual lope! end pa triotic teem—Field Marshal VIBCOMIt Countermen and ' Admiral Sir Thomas Herbert responding mecrelly for the Army sad Navy—The health .f Sir William Jain& was proposed In an elapse& spas& by the East of Derby, whose health in turn wee proposed by the Earl of March. "The Duke of Richmond sad the House of Pees," pro posed by Kr. Welpole, was followed by "The Right Hon. B. Dimwit sad the Hems et Coronets," proposed by the East of Malmarbwry. Slr John Pakington proposed " Sir Frederic Thangar red the Conserved,. Bar," and Sir Edward Lytton propoe — ef "The Conservative Comktuenelas," The Earl of Darby them peoposmi "The New Manben," "shakers& rermaded to by the Boa. F. Lygoa, H.P. for Tewkesbury. "The Whips," proposed by the Earl of Eglintoa, was ac knowledged by Lord WA& sad Coked Taylor. The health of " Philip Rosh wur proposed by Mr Jonah, sad "TM Meat Members," for whom no room could be (mad, was pima or a potties. toast by the Earl of Hardwick,. " Sir John Pakington," nye the Saturday Review, "emir over with blot the Let remnant of stateereattsb4 which remained with the Raclusicalets, and the Ansi meat of tide obstinate smart Is that not a single politician fitted for a Cabinet sire oppome the Jew Bill. Tbie consideration is of Imp oenmee foe tie eflect cm the Howe of Lords. The Peon will so doubt hold ant so long as they can not because they can mach about keeping Berm; Rothschild out of Perthaneat, but becalm* the Annual rejection of the Jew Bill has become a mode of showing that they still exist ea a equate branch of the legisientre. Bat they hare quite Batchelor enough to dell the fall limos of the old gashes—" Hew is the Queen's sweermaeot to be earth& our and, if Lord Pahnereton only lets it be netteratood that the eichalosiste, if they suc ceed In the Roue of Lords, nag take the responsibility of fuming an adoeiniehstion, the Kt will certainly become law thh suica." _ _ The Unita Berrie* Gamete contends that a preireestire college eireald be estalltelsed for the acquieltka end tweets of every iterelseker of weal bowl** spree taste( to envoi Wiser eed =decks to the rapport sad speed of the power of the royal eery, at which dead& oaken &add graduate. "In the erraswhile, the more DUMMY ezeoetive breach of the err- vice night devote their. whole Mathew to phy sical etmagth awl discipline. It would be than to carry bb AM the seggeetiose of .demo, sad to furthor owe comma oldeet—the Meth of the service. Every .blp woad Me two, three, or mare (seccalfag to the is. of the 'hip sad Maths» of the awoke) of thme wiener ethers, to the more way se Moms orml with shell gas. sad mortar. embark came of the Royal Karim Artlikry. By them mem the coodry would myth hove say Minh, to elathehig the mot oat of ethdowey required." A Favorarrz FABETONABLI MI:MT.—The " Old Court swab" of lea bid • be In the last kw days which will be by Nees d oar dab " The Xfaa's Arm k. b Wally It wee the last piate la or sheet Londe a r r = 1 . 51 cederbeess style of tora i ms yreerved, end wkere assetbere of the ad a - high oboe et gentry were to be het In mans open to " the town." It wee edroady old hablensd to its furniture; end the nipper room with &sir wiring and third Int% Met tee back to the days at Caen Ala It ails lieges heel its basing bun edit* pitrestimed *sr many revs by .. the a =“ f a sil=rate 4 X m ond Iffe a ss in t i biz bona gusiasa of the sea yeas ass i and eser nomelly auelms rt "Dreelate "Cielloar sod slier clabsotent te be sten these midyouT in sminielel talk midi "theedinens trbo." lewd inintortiog"ebt tore w ls oe magi* theibegnotenteffetsnint dminadene.m. Armand dim was " Yaw jester (um Mods Lew hapstirrite mastoid easle ems esti the tonight; woe hod et wig= sod alwltyl In one dike wadi tom the c=j ui slit ales " She Degas la le be Ma lde bid sentealseel teed. It w assay leigroisre oil fads dna old w: e! sod thought Mad d " the bye it are no exec•*—Press. The BM G. W. Spooner, AM., has been collated to tae Thera., of Ingissineh Wilt; vacant by the death of the A. Duessee_s parmsh, the Lord Bishop of Oiasseler sad DMA The Nee. B. A. Waller, A.M., hes bre laelllolei le the terhery of Si. Nary-le-part, in the city st Ina; min by a o f al a Res. Daddy Tans gas, Geo. Cooley of Dia. Est CONCERTS FOR NEXT WERE. Mr. Henry Forbore new oratorio, Reath, will be performed at the Hano ver-equate Rooms on Monday evening, Madame Clara No vella, Miss Dolby, and Mr. Weiss being amongst the prim al* vocalists, while the choir, of afty-se voice', will be selected by Mr. Smythaom, from her Majesty's Theatre. On Taseday Itubemetem is announced at the Musical Union kr his let performanoe.—On Wednesday morning, Mr. Basedices grand smening concert la to eke piece, at Her Majesty's Theatre. Piccelernini, Spezia, Alboni, Ortolan!, Ginglini, Charles Bahama Reichardt, Bottardi, Matti, Miss Arabella Goddard, Pled, and Botteeini ars amongst the promise—Mr. finish's last concert of the seem will tete place on the evening of the same day, at St. Martin's-hall. —Ow Teasley, M. Jacques Blumenthal announce his an nual Grand Matinee Musicale, at the Dudley Gallery, Egyp tian-bell; Herr Furl Meter has a morning concert, at the new Beethoven-soon ; and on the same evening Madame Maoris end Mies Sevemerma have their Sabra Mnekele at the Beethoven-reams.—On Saturday afternoon Madams Clan Schumann will give a Matinee at the Hanover equare-recaza Madams Clara Novel °, MLu Stabbash, Harr Brest, as well as Madame Schumann herself, being amongst the ezentante. PROJECTED MUSICAL Tome.—Mr. Beale haajnat cceschtded arrangements for his annual musical tours in the provinces at the close of the omen swop. Amongst the mom distinguished members of his company are Maw Cirial, Madame Albetti, Madame Qualm, and Signor Meng who will appear in a series of commis end musical enter tainments embracing the choicest Meow which bare berm presented at Her Majeetra Theatre end the Lyceum during the present smscs. THE HANDEL FESTIVAL. The peat Handel Festival hae =Waded worthily. Tbs laat day Ibe Marra we Masud by as alter. ara erliel Mt at NaMay evl Weirray ben re Maw Tba Mr Irmo at bred is Sart wars Mord riordsy by la arkaas at 17,291 parr Tits b.. r ears at ram r tbs ram was at scambat a ..Ilia .leave. Sam rad bat-brat la a raireadaa of Oa Mar roar Is Mr ism redid by may war all dr priliy• siniminiat anis patter manic ie sarerka, sal dm dm demed far *Ws wee mat eager. Oa Malay It ma MGM rat awry dr Mir alarm progard by tb• arty aria; bat mar, down to a by Mini.. before the amaramerdtbardmora the helm seeftvd et the pekoe heageg hula ek la mil etketetelew The reepthele with which the theetal for wabupd assummills; wom me by the railway compeay spoke highly lar the olialfwey of its Waif. To tar that thin wen so °rowdies( those who maw at the lot =mat ersail not be tea, si - al the day was one to maks prawn pertionlarly anwalsams, hat we balinte thst the teas* ser vice was whined In the math safkargaty imam The speetmah width the immi aced lomegit it the palace pruned dulls( the periernianoe said womb we shall sat spin drorflea. If on the previous days I was Impiring and grand, it was rendered much aces as yallarilsy, when the company had bar Incrsmed to the minim. of in thalami. Israel is 'Tarp; the oratorio of yesterday, is a wail bettor fitted than either of thole which preceded it for rehearses in so met • looelity end cat so anonnoas a soap, ter it ace aide almmt manly of choruses of *sotto prometions, while the airs and other pieces for solo sheets ere so few sod slight that they form an almost inaignilloant proportion of the whole. This circumstance) has undoubtedly berm the greatest obstacle to the popularity of the meta* from Han_ dale own day nearly to the prompt. Though Israel Os ENO, met to l'he Ifeseish, Ia the greatest of its immortal author's works—and some critics place it saws above Tie !Louisa—yet it has been among the kart ancoses faL Its hlitorr, indeed, Ia striking and melancholy. It wee composed in the year 17$, begun and finished, with Handel'. usual Gary tepidity, within we month, sad fleet pried at the wee. Theatre (the bobs Opeterhome) ces the 4th of April in that year. It was masted oa the Ilth, sad again on the 17th, whim Honda beat It memory to make it more palatable to the polo beds by biretta:bag into It several Italian Opera mop Im Wag within to do with its subject. But this hopeful apedisatild not socand. It was again announced, bat on the tby d pereormeoce Seel war ;Winded. It was owe pathmold to 1740; mace news in 1768, after an interval of daimon years ; and tar the last time dazing the cempeetes Ws in 1768, the yew premling his death. Sin weenie= in twenty years. It Ins not printed while EMU lived, am kr ray yews after he died. Thera I. no nesse is barn that it had asingle performance in London ham the time at Handers death till it was revived at the Westminster ♦bbey Festival in 1834. On that Narks a number el sin wee Interpolated, though this was doss with mars attention to iogrieti than in works of Ilindrir own day, hr addldresl ohs wiroarhoted front Bradera own, mod tha wards van has groping, to the edged. Bina ha /end is Ifypt bus Imam cer et the hook plena id the Bead Heeds, by whoa it It pnernraid 4gs Wigs rity without genthdien gr neilliia; lad B h caly of his that ma the lewd Hermit llsolsty have endured to do this tt hi not show lea .r twelve rosy door this Ora torio with am tatupohnel was perfumed at EWA, Hull. Sorb, however, is now the dole el public Noltes with regard to Randal and his works, that • mottos which so recently was thought thabitsly archeary would Dow be deemed an act ri ; kw the woks of past ma we The mead pert is one unvarying strain of rejoicing and Jabal& Nadel, in his original manuscript, entitled ft "Weed Bong," and this title correctly describes Its Neding can be grander than the commencement of this see& ,bleb also forms its conclusion, "b will sing unto the Lea. Sr he bath triumphed gloriously ; the horse and hie Ma her be thrown into the sea." When the choir begin, " I ell els, sato the Lord," upon a broad, simple piece of Caste Pam, their voices seem like the exulting shout of a whole nation. It is followed by a duet for two treble voices, which has not much interest, and sounds pod and tame after the mighty outburst which it Sils lows. Madams Clara Novelle and Madame Ruder dorff sang it well, but without making any im pression. The next chorus, "He is my God," is remarkable for the antique character of the tine fugue on the words " I will exalt him ;" which is in the ancient Dole mode, resembling our modern key of D minor with a fiat seventh; so that the subject of the fugue has a melody similar in character to some of our national tunes. It is a very simple strain, bat worked up and treated with consum mate contrapuntal skill. Then follows the popular duet, "The Lord is a man of war ;" a bold, b1u.14 song, but of a aeramehet vulgar and familiar can, sung by Menus. Forma 1111111 Wail with all the strength of their voleft, and received with eassidenthle applause. Mr. Sims Reeves and Maims Sera Novelle afterwards bad two congas anise "The enemy said," and "Thou didd Wow." TM lest, though really a poor song, re ceived as amen which it owed to the prodigious power of wise wilt wadi Reeves shouted the conciodiag word,— "My Ira shall dam them." The mood, though a sub Maur elm wee issilective ; de the allay Is swab ea task sa dem net enable the slow be lathe say peg mud it The dust, "Thou in thy easy," thsegh tar oiler and apreeetve, sad asesediegly ail sung by She Davy sad Rem* was habothe hem palely the ame amen The mist spiral paltemenes of Se day as the gees/ lea dens, "Sig ye to the Lad, her He lab Womb& gleekaily; the horse ea Ith Air MS He tame Ye the see." which (as has beta said) she Was the semi port. The imam in waft, Mitre the therm area Novellem i. Lire, Nal tM by a defile d t, ins 1110 his* al mad power. Her lilted meg Ike vest mysene with the ammo la ; and whet wee awe weeartal etill, not a sylleMe that she uttered wee ha. But a sweet lap espresieg regret tYR as did not alas be Illemate peed sad Nagle ha, bat ask a Ilesehlig the up the 0, ethithail with a isag shake. Is gig this sh high e dessamiall hem the saitaity of " Mhos. the peophthee. the sister et hem." pemieg out the en =leits=s ei Cl:rs t e rmer Pi tt ;:vo t utte Psnia decay metratist g a her fie fore to nionish the adieus la a assaittiaL Ilrekir bra dr Egad Fe esi of 11357—a tempi& OW 'abeam, eel a haw weak of its illustrious ale jest. It is ideallal as the plemeser of another mere megsdiseat, two yeas Yam; aai we ad eop . : 6 4 Sue mpetimeth whisk he. sow bra lade all beer gest Sat supeiting pins Se • the ellhotewlikik Wee made themeime s =a i the wee the . Moat. The A =e el W~m, _ Indy Faerwee, Lady Sr C. end Ir* Admiral W sk^ Admired= the Decd Ireatediester, Lady Miami, Lady Smith, Gm. Robins, MB. Brodie, Sir G. Clarke, Admiral Sir C. Napier, Indy J. Walsh, Lady Shepherd, Lady Sondes, Sir J. Mar shal, Lady Webster. Load Radleigh, Sir M. Wyatt, End Wilton, Ron. Mrs. Won, Lard Thymus Sir J. Ferguason, Alderman Ra . rady llunosster, Hon. Mr. Butler, Lady Lad Btratßad ths um and Marchioness of Exeter, de , Lord Camden, Sir J. Shaw, Lady Cater, Lady kooks, Lord Dahmer*, Lady M Clif ford, the Dethem of Argyll, Lady f i llz= a Lsdi ni tep Hen. Cana Lowther, the Ida a A C ia• Merahionees d a helethilid, Lady Panetta yl esbury, Bial al Larst Saab, the Earl and Counties G Lea Owe IVIIIMIC, AO Wettlettamette. lady Derby the Oteeteee Date me% Ihe Magda Leerther, J. HAMM, Si, R. and Inly M. 1A 41 . = l a k i J. and Let Sir F. BI M Lady Ras, Lard amen, saa Lea Byron, the Deems of Beenthrt, Ledy asainsi, Cathorps, Lay Threley, the of Denims, Lay xbridge, the DUE et Bristol al Whams, Laj Sam, Indy Golehadth, the Doha of Clersised, ffir likaresa, Sir T. °blame, the liseetdemem a Westmeath, Its leramitese, the Comities of Bradford, the Like s eta, Lard Omehtes, Lay Wham, La C. sad lady Swim. the Preach Ant peemalginiredier Earl and Olethisse el Warrington, SG B. tai lYeiad Lady Drummond, Indy Stanley, Count sod Countess Ramelblinski, Lady yDeaseey, lady Weadsylais, Indy F. Proby, the Counties of Antrim, Lay 11.Doneld, &renew Rothe child, Coked Cast, the Ilberiff of London, the Countees of Essex, Lord sad Thomustsse Dillon, Sir M. Pao, Baron Rothschild, the Ilarchionem of Breda hens, Lord sad Lady Ward, the Hon. Georgina Betas. =L i Leiffelbery, Lady Seymour, the Dowager of LlC. th Grey, the Hon. Ceram C sly ,,, Lard eel Lady Lord Feversham, Lady Oils la Wdy How, Indy ant, General Stanhope, Pad" 'Counter Stanhope, Lady Curzon, Indy Men, Sir W. Middleton, Lady Tighe, WY Hamil ton, Mahal Mama, Sir E. N. Bunton, Sir F. Bathuret, Lora Lamy, Coital end Mrs. Lindsay, the Dowager Lady Ileithatir J. Tylden, Colonel Bennett. CapteuZition I.fd4y A uckland , Ly Gipps., Rev. M r. r. Ma i. . Bodkin, Indy Tudor, Miss L. Mackencie, and t i Namara TY kW lumbar ot curlew vas 1,760. not to be tampered with on any ground. not even a rase of real improvement could be made out. We cannot help thinking, however, though it nay not 1 e heresy to hint at molt an opinioa, that it might perhaps have keen as well it Handel himself had oonstructei hie work somewhat differently. With. out lemming its msaiive grandeur, ho might perhaps . . . have infused a little more of the element* of bendy sad variety, by the introduction of Rome of those " mead/ and sweat airs rinch giro delight and hurt not," of which his genius was en ever•gnehing fountain, and for which ample scope was given by his subject. Be that, however, as it may, we have the work as formed by Its author, and let ita form be religiously preserved. The little piece of recitative which Ice l. to the first charm wu distinctly uttered by Mr. Sims Recycle; but as its cha racter did not admit of any effort of yoke, it must have been unheard by a large portion of the audience. The &omit; "And the children of Israel sighed," one of the most pathetic of Handel's choral ompositions, sus bean& fully sung, and it, long, mournful notes taken up by one part after another bad a moot inipreasive effect. The next chorus, descriptive of the first plague, when the . . _ waters were turned into blood, is a fugue on a aubjset strange and harsh in its intervals that it creates something like a feeling of horror. The treatment of this unearthly theme is a piece of consummate oontrriptmtal skill. The air which follows, "Their land brought forth frogs," Is trivia in its melody, and remarkable for a palsage in the seceeeme nimenta, constantly repeated, by way cf imitating the skips ping of frogs—a pier of practical mimicry which has been classed among those puerilities into which great artists fell in early pyrieds of art, but has found defender. among Handel's thorough-going eulogists. Hiss 'Dolby sung Awe% but could not give it any cfroct. In the next chorus, descrip. Live of the plague of diem and lice, there is more of the rate kind of imitation, the swarms of thee being deecribed by the rapidly-iterated high notes of the violins. Beyond this, the chorus has nothing remarkable. The next, "He gave them hailstones for rein," I. of a very different the cuter, and is one of Handel's moat wonderful achievement!, in legitimate description, calling up the moot vivid images by the simplest means. We almost see the " fire, mingled with hail, running along the ground." We bear the cries of the multitude, and the shrieks of terrilied females, mingling with the storm. The artist's design is apparent to every one; and there probably nowhere exists a more truthful and forcible piece of mend-painting. It was sung most admirably, and thunders of applause from every corner called for end obtained its repetition. It is re markable that some ideas in this chorus, are taken from s serenate of the celebrated Straddle. Ronde), indeed, has borrowed freely in this oratorio; but on whatever he tors rowed he bestowed a new value, ell his own. Another eels• bested specimen of Handers power of calling up images by means of weeds is, " Ho sent a thick darkness over ell the land." It is a piece of choral recitative, in which the words are snag, or rather spoken, in unison, by all the voices at each part, se if they formed the single voice of some mighty individual; white there proceed from the instruments Armlet of harmony as smothered, undefined, end gloomy, that the idea of something dark and appalling tr• resistibly minute itself. This chorus ia of excenive difficulty I and Its execution did the highest honour to the choir. The chores, " He rebuked the Red Sea," wee one of the greet features of the performance; especially the concluding per den, which describes the destruction of the host of Pharaoh, overwhelmed by the waters, litre, win, G sound-painting of the most marvellous kind. The howling of the storm, the raging of the billows, the sounds of terror and despair are all pictured by the tremeneous harmonic' of the musician. We know of nothing in music to which this chorus can be com pared, save perhaps the storm which terminates the first part of NW' ; bat even Idendelerohn follows Handel at a vast &fano'. The thanksgiving of the Irraelites for their deli verance concludes the fret part of the oratorio, in whirls there ere twelve contecutive choruses without the Ware*. dos of a single air. q