The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-02 00:00:00

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Immo. 1 otoch .111 ho or dio Ns lootke of= P. . 4%,...i.n0w0r0. grill awboade al Moo h.hr ...on —CAW mots. lb warm ; sift 11 , golamo; lad wwl on.! in. N rows. Gaols op osporlowsoi wolows.—Applir So ny owl PAT Molt O. Teiiiiinbilieel. D OVOLAB and MILLS' LINE of SHIPS t o CAPIt. INDIA. As. tip. Tuns. Xmas& Porto. Where NW. To NA Ye W. C 41•••.. Lambs me 5 I..Famen s ai.. no J. &ub use 4 . 041 .. IND W. n. eaketts.:.: Jew U _ . J. Itesdrkir Howtoks.... Aladii Jame I =WNW. 9 , _ 114, •4) Pam, _. lAs4ms Jame ft _ 544 J. ili ants P." Pip Lamdce Deed Jae II aas Neb. . 414 J. Dan .4i .. Dods.. Jaw 30 ro , 'mos Se .0.1 POMP MAI to DOC LAN sad 011.11. 23. alkier- THE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI -0 IL? lON COMPANTN Intro In till SHIPS will be bed tro briar Wharf. Torre eed revereg=wer 1•••••••• by er lints: P•••• liail.ay . ..1. ms Salm he Vr. PATIOSOVRO TOWN. roe bird W. MHAGEN. 'OW 6 6614 I& IN. Jure S awl 131. ANTZIO rd = lIONIOBIIIIIIO. I weft err week foe Temilmi. J leer EL reereare Doerr or I herears or deepen by Oh MN 2 or141be ,11 . 1" VA l O ad Mii ' d mi llr e. NATIOATION. Li VINO •/ 11:1 = IS Wet: • P• as to INNITRAECI sajOODS. ftir ili tellm4seeik loseesa a m c li e d . c..i aili eer ..d . Crllle se twere. e. , C. fly. J. & Pribea ll kia. . ANDREW& Mandel Difbilei. § TEAK to 001TRNBURG—REDUCED SAS NORTH or CrltOri MAY It i trOATION barn Hall every Tribr w at= at =b4 fat pamatts. mega. ie.. from Loadoa at 4 o'clock astarday Patmatro b. etic' *mite try do ingi loaftw 'JO we. on Maar. and caa earbark at (UMW". Parts—Froia or Ortrosby, Y 3 . from Landes. vie Ortataby. buidmis rail dike obis. w. & ANDREWS, lisaaAag Direolor. VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of STEAM • SHIM Wilma SOUTHAMPTON sad NNW TOIL— TOG imaildem KIM, .ip 111911711 ST4s, us tookAop-bens . Z . lir R T ter i sra. I: NEW 10V . Imam by tame Simars MT as tam leall r ee me ireer ke I re soit sm Sanaa, Imat• d em ia 4.1, ....1 *,... ki. eva ... malasde maia .a Vy n t .st a Its t r tistra ssmili l VW .. dr delosimikmmy sad Co, MARGATE sad RAMSGATE.—The public are Nelierefally latargad that the fare sad mentor aramnith 11 Q ILIA 61gendoted to leave the TILBURT PIER tl. couragioa U the Whim ea tbe Landon. Tilbury, and goutbeed Halway) no 11 ". 1 •1. Werawadaln. lad Fridays, for Waage Frida, and , m the Mira nt the 10.3 T L. Train front Yenchurthatreet or Mat Sutton.; returning from hanangata it 9.16, sod Margate at 016 aro ...a Toady.. Tburnare. sod daturdays. fera-14 clan and duet cabin, fa dd. • Pod clan sad tote abb. et St : children, N. 6d.. railway and stain packet lachnled. 11.11. B oth 4 at y this route will grad the gyms of porterage as Di* Nimes. both illbury and Ueda'. llay 14, 14111. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. alma after lot lama RETURN TICKETS at SINGLE KARL% ..ith the Whom ..f a %Man bootleg fee) rill be Wool at the hiltact n 1%1000 for SLOUGH eial WINDSOR. oa SATURDAYS Pal eltNlia TA. available foe the return jeans, mill the following oodle. laded". lIPTABLISRID WW. 171C7ORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, ye. U. tlee Williseretreet= Llb A edewle. mmon. at e.../7 thseripere Rat the Leasel Premium me be We deny two int eft yam Oardire ram re es ereelt doles the Mete el Wt. Udmurt Arammes. pepahle et eh 4=he. Leine te Ampere ea pereerl et ether b. pre NM ef preele es te Amo= to We beam male. Tat let hem eviespd II per ewth the Ireolose paid. WIWdV 11/111AY, Acton' I. (WINO'S WATKAPROOFB wthe but mews ter gm: Um eltl Amsol ell wain. ail are Ws IR COMM ft* mil say IM gows red 'Mein et I V I ZE amiriles ra = IsiM ea Ur r begone ma& ftwill=l: n i. I Wie il l I a W =" 4 l 4 :: 1 2e e rt l a To i T irt I . " lr amon la. us* or Ns. pis doses.— TMullip ormil d J. C. CORDING. 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The Doke of Cambridge, attended by Colossi Tyroikitt, arrived shortly before eight o'clock, at which hour the Dumber end Princess Mary arrived, *traded by ' Linty Geraniums Somerset end Melon Pones. A solar, circle bad the borne to meet the royal pests at diner, ingiodiog the Canter de Periguy, the Earl sad Coaster of Derby sad Lady Emma Stanley, the But of Mossfield, the Earl of Maimesbury, iri,Collllt Chelsea, Vissommt tad Viscometer lageetre, Lord sod Lady Lyndhurst, Colossi Campbell, Mr. Damon, Miss Cockerel!, as. The glottis earl, after the bouquet, welcomed a brillisiat erre to meet his royal visitors, the iasitatior for winch were limited to " a small and early" patty. Tan ADMISALTV, SATURDAY.—The Right Hoe. Sir Charles Wood, the Fiat Lord of the Admiralty, will hold his lost lore os Thursday ant, sod will receive 08. ere on Tbsredsys dorsi this sad the issuing math. Odeon an requested to eater their sasses no • book kept ' for that purpose at the Admiralty. The foliewisg naval appdatmests were saes to-day :—Lieressat R. H. L Ray, to the Vahan.; Liestesast C. 8. Fires, to the Vol., tore ; Lieutenant R. M. Gilboa, to the Vonore; Mr. Chides F. Cooper, master, to the Battiest ; Mr. T. 8. Digkeiros, aldshipasu, to the Virago; Mr. 0.11 Rosgh tme, seeeter's entrant, ti the Niger; Mr. Z. R. D. Mays*, master's sesittant, to the Virago; Mr. C. W. A. Been mos, mmter's raiment, to the Lapwing; Mr. Rew.m J. Odes, monster, to the ; Mr. &Mid Smyth, paymaster, te the Merlin ; Mr. Edward C. Taylor, clerk, to the Beek ; Mr. Edward C. Losedele, sir staat shirk, to the Victry ; Mr. Hein D. Edgcombe, osertaat clerk, to this Nips We regret to learn that Lieut. the Hon. Wm L. H. Antos. R.N , sealer lientessat of her Monstre armee Tartar, died on been* that vessel s kw days ago while on tbo voyage Ism the sows of Devensilte to Permeeth. The Faisal sod ifinillef SIAM mwely eespleieed of a tritlieg isalsgesdies. es thst as wises &moiety was coma ✓owel, Sot M espial ea hard balm ssesidsig dpitbssd. The dimossed gm email issi st the late Bad et awl des hes Ist Wet, Ida Hs .Naiad hi dialsissafey espembes, • The Wise Lilian Union UM wailed the /Mastics MI Olimiliesen of Sewn tie tile asheedthy .ad U- aITIM aNde et Plamismeme% sear the het a gabiowim. ow mar .untie Me bees caned firth et the edeetwee of ware a elate ettlAme la Ute City air daeed by Dr. Letheby ; bet there are miry mai epee la the netrepatie, Ned their locality eaa at awe M Neertalaed by *airy at the great kespnals has what pilleee slat wheats with fever sod ether matagiese dilemma 011•11. /kriiiiry New. MAHN'S ANATOMICAL KUM'S, g i lrirrierms um for ,r. Megni t". : Pug "I 'by Da l Zrumord 1. 41 11 3 1 Z Pat Imam I saw le ~ad =INN. , 111" *maw Albskika. One MUDlrti SELECT LIBBARY.—AII the beet w ass bp Wla uarrisa 4E l 4 g •• =ril rad C it i g all estoim es New Load= COAL DREAMY/122 7 8 &mow sad Bail= te gimp • DRAT and Corti AGRICULTURAL CARTS, ha. Ihns-laes. Uwe Thrisrareet. dor kedortedge. WOODEN WALLS AND STONE ONES. BY THE AUTHOR OF '', 11.. N. FONTENOT," NOW that tit wit is over, trod that thit illminr thou ere ever, I tansy the British poblk is likely to broilm her our aavy has MINI out of it, and what oar terry is gMag it dot Of minim ell aaval men know In OM kid of way what is to be done : a lot Waite will be paid of aid the mat will carry their gainsay knowledge to the Yeakess and their seastaiship to the easseheat Navies. The Medi terranean Beet will he »heed to numbers jut salkiest to enable the Admiral to dabble is diplosamy. He will mad Bulger to Beyriat with a little squib= to keep We eye es the eastern quietism; a greater swell than Bodge, to ; and Lima IlimPealet to Corfu. The ell Malta bare-drum will begin sob, end the eaptalas bight to take beams lie their wives in 13Mada, Donbass, de. Bat, how ever aatual this may ell asses—end *sigh prometices will be gives to may follows who semi mom& a foot with the Naval Brigade (b the essoungemait ref the preemies), pot we are eat minesesed jest new with oar old bind the Host as of the wake. I repeat that tees publie is inquiring what the navy did dating the war, sad whet the femme of the professios is to be, from o knee point of view than that tabs, in at the windows of the easel clubs. Here is our right to seine goods in neu trals gems; the Toilette, asps Lord Hardwick*, wan »- minas privation, though we do. Dasdonald We Kr. Dison's Blake) Is at mina with the memos notice that forts are impipabie by memo. The visualisees of naval cadets le wider Mesionism. The pablie ie punted. All Mine MEW le • peeled whim we shall hear of the navy • Brent dial; tie het, in the keg ran in Eegl•ad it is always, of the two *makes, the eu whisk comma& the most eon deter interest. And if there had mimed a prospect of its dabs anything of the old stamp—of its having • regular AIM% to feet—the pease would have bees awl bee wal let= OM popular than it is. I think that Das ay at sash • tame overhaul a few naval questions, with act ham to the preforion iWlf , aid with some good to lionising and bewildered readers. With regard to the war, It is the first and moat Importaat feet that it has nod answered for its the sew questions which abaagM times lime brought fate can! discussion. Ws have me bad s shams of sodas bow steam, improved means et doing, sad to on, will really affect aaval actions. The Sapp. affair would emu to show that more rapid mar of destruction sow mkt. But how atom will Osage Ni fight', and what influence the shame will have in dial 'tithing mere tsasideol superiority, we have not had a chance of seeing. This, the great questioa, remains in suspense. Yet, more ought to have been eapected from the Roden., too. The rise of their naval power was oft.. talked of, here, before the war begs' ; and Indeed oast English captain was dismissed from his ship (according to popular report) ter peiblisking a pamphlet on the outdoor. The Admiralty don't like yea to be Coo sodve and intelligent ; they like you to do you work and no am, and they bow-striag you with red tape if you step bops& ft. Rims their will-karown par ' delay to elderly leadsmen fa onsmaad ; while they have a paha hate for a maa who aver appeals from themselves to the public. Well, la "pits et this proviso, and though it is attain that Rads& monk are sometimes sees in a nosy smart ma dities in the Mediterranesa (I remember the naiekness with which us and herself from being run into by the clumsy Petrel, Capt. Bibb, in 1843) we all know they did not some out. W. were badly manned aad disciplined—Napier says es, and he ought to know—as badly amazed as we Were when within a us of a ?rush war is 1840. Bat I des* say if they had known this it would have made no differnee. Vie bad time, anyhow, to get to rights in that respect (just is time for indmd by an odd coincidence), and we began the blockade. Bweaborg was.not a naval mica, and threw no light es the gelation abort-rasationed, or it the noes wall question. The country got tired of heating that the blockade was complete, for all the while, the Heiden Beet was safe, and the great Rossi= strong►olds in the Berth safe. They are este still ; and as for what might have hiss dose this SUM. ran, that nobody sea know. What remain bat to wonder ors► the fact that two swam two admirals, and a great Best, did no more ? This is easy enough ; bat I warn the feeder, that the gentian what more could have bees dime ? does 'at lie, by any mesas, is a nutehelL He should make up his mind that whiny': else thus war has taught as, it has left all kinds of naval problems lasseived, aad that oily when we get late a good naval wet shall we know bow the case studs between Embed, modern changes, and the world. The natation is whether them changes leave as , in Mans goes, with oar relative superisrity undisturbed, or whether mar nentieel npriority (joint remit of oar blood sad oar ememeres) has become a matter of less cease queue, sail left us ander a maw Mats of things, more it a par with other mikes. Now the stens walk question I, in Rainy points °lvies, sot a good gigs. It has certainly bees a tradition son minas Blake's time, that batteries ran be attacked by ship,. Blake held the theory and showed the practice. Nelson at Copenhagen. and Basonth at Algisrs—not to go into lea /mous instances—were strikingly earessefal. It le saucily fair to meatiest Agra, when the. resietanss was so paltry. The military am naturally are en the midi of tho bet- MAIL Sir Howard Douglas maiden four m. under proper 'auditions, a match for a lincof-battle .lip And I such gentlemen &ow frightful pistons of the facility with 'Malt ships may be eig ea suesseres of the men is the topsoil yards when frilling sails, with shrapnel skills, te. I remember bow you, Pihwegger, It A., informed • few of is, who won going over Elmo at Malta, that ho would blow the " Prisons Charlotts " at of the water whammy,' required. Bet there are plenty of coral men who agree with th• military ones. Sir Charley varies. When shamed with sot doing it Monti, he says it's impossible when aceesing mother -ma for sot doges it, he Males that Ws practicable! It is not for you owl m, good radar—it is not for Mr. Bugging of the Southend Yasbt Ciab (when skipper sails his "Anemias" Sr. Ma, and who as mare wins • nee thus the Mil el the whining knee at Epsom does)—it is sot for " the like. of Ile (ss our old boatswain in the " Snake " mood to tay, speaking of the general oppression of the lower orders) to be dossed* ia the matter! The interest to us b, that the polat is is dispute, and that it is possible • great power at war with las may one hat Int, dockyards, capital, and kiagdem—as far, at beet, as nsist ieg our ships gees. W. mot ;mettle °treeless by a bold preposition had down by Lord Deadmald, who has spent his life in patting inch things into practice. He teems to madder (as I gather) that the harder the job appears, the pester me the Mesas et sascires—the more danger, the more leak ! It would seem, la fact, that, ameedleg te this, wo went the right sort of uses es a preliminary. I Melia. spoilt to bold, that the man is the real reptialte. Bet this doe +rise is out of halm If you mention Nelms or Collisg weed, year ordizary admiral—my Admiral Bohan Brown, G.C.8., liontemat at aisetem, muted at twenty-ale, mid so oa--eneen at you, He is sot Nelson is Collingwood he says Mid yea agree wit► him) and he Meats ea taking a practical view et Ike matter—pmeticalia ordinary mimeo, 'amain sommonplemi. Admiral B. B. is tee masidevieg the "eireanarteasse." Bat oinusstaness Si. act Azad sad Immutable—the same to ose maa or soother. They will Tory—they ere moveable. What is dangerous to A is sot des/prom to B. hassle B comports himself differently towards ft. • shell to bbl into a veep or erode sad lino hissing before them—sae mos slaty he the premises et mind to throw it overboard; seek a meals • lord dolmas. sesame. mere er loos to a greeter dome, thee ahem. He to worth say somber ef the eikus—tor soak Ibises. Things its really less dissever to him. to short. Besides, everybody knows that the superiority etas ludividsal raises all the resole she to, sada, him. Take away Brows tram a mambos sad brim Cothsgwooa. It is a post ohmage of mos ; but there is • Mill greeter cheap is the sew mend life white ells tie miss of .11 about. The blot abeam we tam, thee, of 'Wag the Ikea. Walls versus Wooden Walls " goalies MOW, is whoa we get a maa who does the Wails. Wallop's**. I shield sot Nadia tN issue. r yam at an *ad if Brows wool hi and loot. Brows mold sot ban Lao Dowlosokro work ; Ito would owns hove trial it. Moro k • pass k than mutton, and jut at prewar Ni see deals* dowoOt tertbeouteg ; the Old Scheel ue wetly duo est, sad the New School Ms not Neu tn. lir Oberlin (for whom I endue a high Melinda' of a Mad, and WIN WM treated with sordid suenaeas dung the nu) ken hed his gnat& at the now school, as at sway other thin.. He says they lan& at the old school, and so a. Bat thithet is that then has bola demiaant a hied of interniediannebool is the navy for some time ; within the senior of Sat nterens, or *sir mash hens% of their abeam of eisherling servilint—theee NM have kept up the tradition or-verity wince no soperkeity whin made it tolerable, as have waned over their ereamoname nosy with She mat aft the w sespostability " whisk en the noses 8111441 in Via The old sea-king h gette—outhe, pig bile, ma all; end sow we have a fellow of the half bend, bought up during the time when the old severity lingered and no great wen were ever, mere d a geatinasa (is the want snob) bet lees of a saes ; and still far be lated the sew school ho polish or eels meat, and mereilms oa all the weaknesses which pone, Hisser in harbour, eageader—coat a debt, &Wylie', dheipatioa, which res* may eo-eziet with meat matt ma trrial sad premise. • ma of title intrrosediate stook when he henna old, ad gets high rank, is the ' gamine Fogy of madam times. Like old Sir Elstoodle Bump at liana is my time, he is week in great matters sad pawn to little ow—esal onaaap a great Kaaren sad weal permit a regatte—der setting to trash yes your week, sad won't let you go ashen without your sword cm ! These ere the nen who are Si preset buds of the sor rier, afloat (with nankin) sad who are in sae Bean the old school--the regular old school being pretty well shelved and toddling about the seaports or country towns, or the clubs. The sew school's time is searcely come yet ; and the loot war gave them so eltun—.wept in the Naval Bri gade, which was soma, the shame I man. The future of the service will depend as the way Is which the rising par ration are brought up, on the way la which the promotion are maaeged—on the mimosa being brought Into harmony with the new times. There am two dangers pre•smineat— the rule of the Fogies, sad the fast that the zoospore have se little to do. It was the Fogy tradition which made the Baltn campaigns such humdrum affairs. The old school woad have does something from their old habit—the new school from their fresh youth. Sir Chula was in a faleeposibeto— from hie want of gunboats, and it may be from his years. But the regular heeds of the service aloat,what did they do ? What men of theta was ever thought of by the country, bat Sir Edmund Lyon? I have put the OMB for stone walls as strongly as need be. But at beet, it was • disputed quotation. One might have expected that it would be tried at all events. It was always thought before, that there was some risk inseparable from war. Brown won't fight till he is gins carton to bat; ad he can't expect say rota • mutable enemy to take that view. He may depend upon It, enemies of all natio., will shelter themselves whoa they can, with propriety, tad that ha ean't get oheenuta oat of Si Are without risking his lagers. What ought to be out deduction ? Why, that we mast look out for some other man than Brews. We must shone oar animal scondiag to the country, and if be shies at stone walls, we mast try another. Bone speculaton think that it is awe that plays the I mischief, and that the navy must seeds be degenerate a proportion at It because a steam navy. There is some thing in this, for beyond doubt, it is in sea userehip that the Bsglisk beat other nations. Bat still, WOW USN& by so mass steam always (ad when they steam at wrong times the captain Is obliged for the male) ; nor are all vessels as yet maw PM. Lot as hope that the education of caws in " deem" is pro greeting; for I ~amber as std ...stiassas la command of wino wee et the mercy of his osifississer and who could washing off, mass mysterious "accident" impeding the machinery up to that time. Let us hope, too, that there will be plenty of sailing vseside built still; in many weathers they are just as useful as steamers; and, alter all, we want macro. Hmswkile, Utile new generation are to beesilore— it would be as well for their lordships to keep our squadrons more at sea. It seems that we have had a lassos la the Crimea which is making us arrange for camps and brigade ozonises, that we may be able to begin a war without losing an may. I humbly recommend that we take stops to in sure our having somebody who can mancsevre a fleet. It may be a water of opinion whether sea defenose are to be henceforth safe from attacks by ma. But I suppose nobody doubts that we ought to have fleets working with that beautiful harmony and Dirt-lke ease which distinguished the old uses. Such a spectacle is very rare now. The duty of which least is known is the highest duty of all, nefortunsaly—the duty , of an admiral. Fortunately for the navy, men of ordin ary ranks cannot well be off knowing their regular work ; but it is the evil of the existing stets of things that for extraordinary requiameats no provision Is made. Oar political jobbery leaves us, whea It eases to the scratch, with nothing to help ourselves to but the bad fruits of a bad system. How &ha will be ever changed—the "system," I mean, as it is emphatically Wad—passes the wit of man to pre- L did; it may be one of the destined spats in the decline I of this kingdom—of which, by the way, any declise is our lava' power will be the first and surest forerunner. In the old days it was war that kept the aavy in a date vitals, however rough, was great, glorious, and satisfactory. There was j cbbery, no doubt; but the force of nature was too strong for it to work much harm; there was the "open career" from causes fa beyond the reach of Admiralties to binder; and the life itself wee too rough for it to be courted by parents for the sucking dandy to whom it would have been tertere,—er the growls, blockhead, to whom blockbesdiam would have brought ruin and dishonour. Those days are gone. The dad, Is as much at his sue under the wag of his ands, Captain Belle, et the " Opole," as he would be I at the West-sad ; and the blackbird sea jog on in a ass miced—uot only with nooses, bat, as times go, In a kind of triumph. No man has any chance of rising but by political interest—whieb, in the loeg ram, mass mosey—which may man @myt►img. I sometime ea proposal. to raise we from before the most—as was so (mussily dime ones—but hare, again, the spina steps in, and mossy prevents it. Classes ere so separated from demos by it, sad the diligence, it creates— differesees more hopelessly wide than the old feudal ones, sad not so kosoarablo—end the modern service so rsilecto oar society (sot beim so isolated from the shore es of old), that I sounder this cheap more difficult than ever. Bet have we made the meet of the wasting material—of the of ficers whom we do possess from the upper and middle classes ? Can we sot give some miss issiamiseleas f Cgs we sot insist es • higher steadesd of ezamiseties t AU t►is is practicable enough, sod quite as much wasted is the sisal uis the civil service. The other reform may ho somewhat achieved through these—thst is, the reform of the systems. But I /ether fumy we west more looms ea that subject just yet. There ere difficulties to hoesemsatered by every bad system at last—sad you ass% always fight shy of them as prudsotly as Brows Eights shy of—stone walls RIMINT'S PAZI, YZOTZlLDAY.—Yestettiay afternoon a bout of 80 performers, sooductod by Mr. F. Proms, played is the Rerrest's Park from 4 to 6 o'clock, pa. Prim 30,000 to 40,000 people sire present uses" whom were Sir John illbelley, li.P., Sir Joshes Wattmeter, M.P., Sir 11. Raiford, M.P., Mr. W. Williams, M.P., Le. The greatest order sad deoerum prevailed, sad the bead epos their arrival sad departure were greeted with load and moral sheen. Tao AMERICAN MAIL.—Os Saturday eftsmocie, the British aid Nee* Americas Royal Mall steamship Arabia, Captsis State, took her departs,. from the Mersey. ter New York, with the sisal weekly mall Me the Weston Nodose% 11. paumews. ands hill wipe d masebandis. [Advedissmsatl--BouowArs 01117111.11? Ills Trus t Insimmees as Mins er assorma.—Omp of • lade tram dr. O tt Tift Inorseloster. deeram, to Plaksair =M. Moms yawns. WO" In vas la wry does soma= al with modd i r i t seek ender media In ms biped a idea, but dl Mei The dtram in mri tt moteldly reteedd sasesawe he drrmraa Milkwierb Oladoid=l ll l%. l. mil by Sir mils be Ws ft date he Is we "'several. addle/al .sews adore dron'hed Ye "odd; at Mame tiellorrore eaddifehemeds. sta IllesnA lend" sod la, Mehlealass, New Tani b Leda" Ormassibmis; A.cluldisy. slams ; sad a. Utak NM* - - SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, BESTIR HALL . noel perforzasaae illiyak ow Friday nest, rune 6. Prin cipal vocalists Madame Clara Novelle, Madame Viardot, Mn. Loekey, Mr. Side Beers% sad Herr Feriae& COTNNT-OAILININ TERATRIL—There is sow Acutely say doubt (says a well-infonned correspondeat) that by nut seem the nbuildlog of this theatre will be completed, and that the lyrical drama will cede more find its mod splendid home in How-etrat The building is very far lees injured by the recent fire bow is gauntly supposed ; the sternal shell will wed very little removed's, sad the bonniest smite, of peat utast and etllity, are almost unharmed. ITALIAN 01.11 A AT THE 81311111 T THEATRE.—The melee of Italian operas assotinced foe performance at this theatre, give se mush prorate of smelleses iagEr the artistic arrangement% that the sMiertakiag. a bold sae, bide fair to be meet suesesslSl The nosey will be a short one, will conieseem es Mearlay i : i atll asp, sad the following operas are already Ow "(parkin Barbidre Nereicti loarais Hargis, Ls Sorrromithils, mid as Hasa nukes of the Behossiaa Girl, whilst the list el oniehee eonpilbse the LIMNS of Madame Demist, Madam Bodeolioef, Kama' Label, Mime Cendorl, NAM. Oplionek Maine. Badendorff, Madlle. Braised, Signer Loehni, K. Di Lieffill, Signor Lorini, Mr. Swift, Miser Fortin', Signor Piarini, M. Ouster, ac. The director of the musk and eantoetoe I. to be Kr. Alfred Mellon, sad there Is to be a ballet ow nob noshes sifter the open, iopported by Min Rolm Wright, Mane. Marie, sad Mane. Agars. As this is the lint time mask ea esperiseat has boon tried in this locality, there can be little doubt that its novelty will lend ea additional chasm to the entertainmeats, which, it appease, are to be conducted is a scanner worthy of the Italian stage and its protestor.. GALLERY OF PICTURES AT THB CRYSTAL PALACE The scheme projected by the directors of the Crystal Palace to have an annual imbibition of paintings, Entlimb and foreign, oommenciag late enough in May to receive works rejected at the Academy, and continuing open four months, has been carried out eo fir nocessfully that there ham bees remind, we should calculate, nearly one elsoussed pictures. The last wing, that is to say the pert of the building the farthest from the entrance, is ap propriated to their reception. We were favoured with a glazes at them on Saturday. _ Among the English contributors we only noticed four or Are Aceilesaiciana A Bea Nymph, by Frost; a Sans iron . . Don Quixote, by Leslie; an Esstern lady—lntended, no doubt, to be a beauty—by H. W. Piskeiregill; ea admirable Portrait Group, by Height; and souse of the notab's per romances of Abrahams Cooper. A picture by Roberts is, we believe, on its way, sad oleo one by Sir Edwin Leadsier, the latter, curiously enougb, sent by the King of the Bel• glass. lithe Roy;1 liestrelldeilnl condescendto patronise the inhibition, we understand they are Is be favoured with a squats roma. There us works also by the following E■glisb artists :—W. M. Thomas's " Deal nes the Knife ;" • most unmistakeable lukipp ; a large Landscape, by Anthony, with excellent fern painting ; a good picture by Hering ; • touching scene by H. O'Neil ; an earnest historical platen by C. Lucy ; and an immense work by Brown—the lest three have been in the Academy; a very good landscape by Percy, and a good specimen of pre- Raphaelite perception of nature by Inchbold. We also notified a picture—good Is colour and offset—of female slaves, but did not rat:effete' the artist. The water colour paintings wars not hung, bat from the number of piles we should impact that they will be at least a. well represented as the other,. we coined, on puma, a asonaaa, • Bee tnolomew, and a D'Hgville. The French school is represented by about 160 works of so gnat average merit, although, like all the foreign coats' nations, of more equal excellence than than of oar own artists. There are also about 120 Belgian works of the same quality. We remarked a sm•1l picture of oxen capitally foreshortened by Rosa Bonbon!, and other works by differ_ eat members of this family of artiste; a large historical picture by Colas; a reduction of the great picture "La decadence dm Romaine," in the Luxembourg; a picture by Bignol ; several large works by Biard, inaludisig the &mons picture of a shipwrecked crew on • raft; two large paint ings by Courbet, and a dark beauty in • red silk mantle by Beaune—one of t►e sweetest faces sad cheekiest weeks of art in the gallery ; be sides paintings by NAT.., De Visas, Pichon, Leclerey, Baron de Montpesst, Manley (small pictures in the style of Meisonnier), Beechen, Wasters, and Ladner. This last srtiet gives en imaginary scene in the trans of the Coliseum at the time of the persecution of the Christians, very fertile in invention, bat too horrible in detail. There an two contz,butions promised by Ingres, a large flower-pleas by St. Jean of Lyons, and from Belgium a painting by De Keyser sod Baron Wappen. There Is a pic ture by the Belgian muter Lops, which many of oar readers have seen before ; the colour is in a low key, but the tone is extremely Ike. There are two or three pietates of gossipping groups of Watteau-like dregs and sentiment, by Carols' Mena and Benue. There le a good Arab none by Portaels ; a broad Isndseape by Roston, and flowers by Nolaine de Consolers ; careful in Mach but moat unnatenlia colour. There ors very few Gamut works with which the public Sr. unsequalated, 'adjudging fries the number we have here from last year's exhibition they must have but very unfortunate in the market. The German pictures here number about 60, and the Ditch some 60 more. There ins picture by Gude, the Gauss master who pilled the gold medal at the Paris Szpaition, and some pod landscapes. although wanting is the English qualities of atmosphere, brightness sad freshness, by the following artiste, via, Bodoni, Balmier, Weber, and 'Linderman.. These is • good picture by G. Acheabsch ; soother by Jordan, cf Dusseldorf; au immense oae by Cornelius; we remarked also a little pm of the nude figure, by H. Lehmann. Be sides these shoellauseue woks there are, as we have already minuted, man other' frou,last peat's exhibition of Oerem palatine la Bond-stmt. Hebron, of New York, contributes two or three works, one or which may be WWI, paradoaktally, the heroic of cosmos place. It is a pietism of spiaal propertious, with the very unpostioal subject of a bustling Aseriesa lariat to winter. Ws believe the rely Italian picture is that with tbe cha racteristieally obsotfol subject of Parkins, by Gootaldi, of Tula. CRYSTAL P•LACE.—The Regent of Baden, at tesded by the Hoe. Mortimer Sackville West, the Baron Sumter, the Baron Gesemingen, Dr. Ullman, sad other members of his mite, paid a I engthesed Malt to the Crystal Pelee. ea Saturday. His highs's, mad* a minute Wpm lion of the Palates end its contests particularly of the ma chinery departmeat, sad the new g allery of seeders pictures la the north Whiff. He alto witeessed the playing of the fountains, sad took luncheon to the Palace before hie de patters. Hie highness wee received sad coaduted by Mr. Fauvism, the genera meager of the company. BALtAZ lx R•o•fiVe.raffx.—A bazaar ea a some what intensive male is appointed to take place to-morrow (ruredey) is tire muds of the Tozepholite Society. litegent's-park, ea behalf of the Hospital foe Ceassapties at Swanton. A mammoth test bee been pitched. to GPM moist* 10,0011 penman, sad hem the objects presented to the charity for Mk, sad the punter of aristocratical Wise who have possated to preside at stalls, an intercedes Oak is anticipated. DIMS 01 OKICIRAL J. F. BIRCH, C.B.—We have to record the death of General J. F. Block, of the Royal Basinewle, who died ea Thursday lest. The an ommosal bed boss la the asap shoes silty peen. and had soot mask sesvios. Mr. Maim' Andrews, the well knows coach. Waist. of liewthemptee, wee, ea Saturday, Owed mayor of that taws is quo Teen of thispese Payee, Zig., dimmest It la 134 years aims that sable/ magistrate of Southamptoa died duties Ige your el odor, aril it it remarkable that is that year. oil, 1712, a Mr. R. Andrew, was sleeted to 11l the dole eh* &Mei the romaiselet el Wear. THE STRANGER! HOME. On &Wog last his Royal Highness Print* Albert paibrated the ceremony of laying the fouudation stone at sa fintitullma, partially channele in its object, for the reeeptiewof sashes of India, Arabia, Africa, Chine. the Straits of Masers, the Idesembique, sad the islands of the South Sea. This new establishmeat will be Niggler in Ma /seem in that of the Sailors' Home in Wellclontequan, but sommible tomtit's. of Asia and Africa only. The building will be situated neat Limehouse Chun*, at the point of hunks of the Bast and Wait India Dock-roads, and when completed will afford accommodation for 230 inmates, be sides apartment. for the superintendent, hospital, registry, shipping end rametary's offices, and hot and osid b end lavatories. The cost of the whole, fri darling tarnishing. lighting, M., is estimated at 7,6601., Is militia la 1,2601 pail for the lit*. The Wailes ere to goy M. hmeek, for width food and mead be - sapplial as that they will only have to ;= " tintenstriees whit eathee, Wee memo of tickle which, oa the tweet ressesehie Mew we be provided by the sainlelihment of a alneeneem la the Same. Is addition to thaws seslerial aenatsgey the mesas et intellectual, moral, sal nelighses ealtare, dad nonmetal' in the linglish kagegp.wpl aloe be provided for the lodgers. The *lam- Mes - Mlle habits& 'Mei will be simple In character, will be Whet Pew ifdesit wee the hear appointed for the oeremosy ; bus hag use that time numbers of porno' had eoagre geeed wildis in willow the snivel of Priam Albert, sad the apposebep W Ow *se were netwed gay by the die play of Begs sad daimon. A spacious marquee was erected on the site of the building, which was filled with spectators. Oa each side] of the avenue leading to the marquee were ranged fifty Hiadoce is their native costume, and along the sides were Chinese, Lamers, Arabs, Alrioans, South 13os Islanders, &a., whose various costumes and contrasted fea tures afforded a striking atheographicsi picture. Amongst the moat distinguished forenners present, who wore f tit the most part gorgeous or picturesque themes, were H.H. the blahs nista Dimino Siegh,who ware sepandid turban ornamented with dimmeds and jewels; Libor. Noreen Singh Bubadoor, Rajah of Banana ; Nawab Meer Jadier Aloe Khan, Baba- door of Surat ; Mar Athannius Stephens', Syrian Arch bishop; Mirsa Ali Ackber Khan, Buhadcnr ; Hyde' Jung Mahodoor; Numchergie Horeasasje Cetinje., and Conejo" &Mown" Centsjee, Paton bankers; Spelt Thakeen Saheb, Monism ()holism., and Kbaom Saheb, Valois for the Habana's.' of Nip ,n; Mr Samuel Campbell and Mr. William Davies, native African medical students William Shang Too, a Burman pupil; Aquae, a Chinese, Le. There wen also present Lord Chichester, Bishop Carr, Colonel Bikes, Sir J. Weir Hogg, M.P,, Captain Mangles, Captain Shepherd, and other directors of the Hut India Company; Major-General Alnander, and other directors of the insti tution. His royal highness, accompanied by Viscount Torring ton, Lord Aberoont, and Colonel Du Piatt, arrived precisely at four o'clock; some guns in the neighbourhood fired • royal mink on his arrival, and tke fine band of the Royal Artillery commenced to play the national anthem. As his royal highness entered the pavilion the natives of the country made their salaams and bows in accordance with the custom of their particular tribe or nation, tens produc ing a very novel and pleasing effect. Ras royal highness was received by the Earl of Chichester, Bishop Carr. end Dhuleep Sing, and the Chairman and Deputy Chair man of the But Indian Company, and was conducted by them to the Muumuu, or richly decorated Indian canopy, which was suspended in the centre of the marquee. The Earl of CHICNIIIMIR explained to the Prince the object of the iestitution, which we have already stated, and proceeded to direct the attention of hie royal hiplinesa to the distressed and helpless condition in which, In the majority of cases, the natives of other countries employed in our com merce found themselves upon landing for the tint time in this country. Mr. C. L. BILiCIIIITDO2, the architect of the building, wee then introduoad by the Earl of Chichester to the Prins, and explained to his royal highness the grouted plan sad de t ails proposed of the building. Bishop CARR having offered up a prayer suitable for the occasion, the ceremony of laying the stone c . miaowed. A ogee containing one of each of the coins of the realm, and also a rupee or 16 ens piece, an eight ens piece, a four sna piece, and a two ana piece in silver, were duly deposited in the receptacle prepared for it I. the stone. Over these was laid a brass plate bearing the inscription—" ibis chief stone of the Btrangen' Home for the natives of Asia,Africa, and the South Pacific blends, was laid on the 31st of May„ in the year 18.56, and in the 19th year of the reign of her Moat Ureeiece beefiest, Queen Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, by held Marshal his Royal Highness Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel, Duke of Saxony, sad Prince of Bane Coburg and tare Goths, K.G., G.C.B ," &c. A richly-ebsesti trowel was then handed to the Prince, who forthwith proceeded to smooth the mortar bed for the stone, which was gradually lowered upon it. His royal highasse then tested its position by the plumb line and level, and, finally, with two or three smart blows of the mallet completed his task of laying the fonniiation stone. T 1; company present, amistml by the band, neat sang tie 117th Balm. iiiiHiglTaese the Maharajah DIFIDLELP SING, advancing to the Prinee, addressed him in English, and said—Your royal highness, on the part of the natives of India and other strange & from distaat land', for whose benefit this institu ! tea is to beeetabliabed, I beg to tbsnk you for your kind ' we and condescension is performing the ceremony which has now been completed. Having ems my arrival in Ragland had opportunities of sheering the great necessity which exists for as institution of the kind, I thought it my duty to waist, as far es in my power, in its establishment. Through the unwearied benevolene of Colonel Hughes and Major /Aril', and other gentlemen of the committee, who have so earnestly and so successfully exerted themselves is its behalf, I have now the herpineu of seeing this firet stone laid by your royal higlinese as an emelt of your ap proval of its objects. I wet that, through God's teasing, it may yet take • high piece among the many useful insti tutions of this great matropolie. I beg again to assure your royal highness of my heartfelt gratitude. Colonel itTins (Chairman of the East India Company), newt addressed his royal highnees as follows .—The sub scribers to this benovelont and politic home or refuge for the classes of her Majesty's Asiatic subjects peculiarly claiming kindly consideration from their helplessness' in this country, when discharged or neglectod by their employers, have desired me to express to your royal highness their retails' acknowledgements for having given the invaluable prestige of your approval to their undertaking by your pre sence here this day, and for the part you have so obligingly taken is the prothedings. The subscribers do not apologise to your royal highness for the trouble and in.onvenienes they have occasioned to you, under the conviction, from the multiplied public occasions on which your royal highness his *visaed your desire to promote objects for the public good, that reek labours to los me labour, of love rather then of duty. Prince Ammar, in reply, said : It be., AS you justly esp. pose, gives me great pleasure to so-operate with you in the good work, the foundatioa or which has this day been hid. It appears toms to be our duty to mist sad protect, as far as lies in oar ro war, from the danger cud temptations to which their helplessness sod ignorance expose them, the native of those remote regions who are brought to our shores ' assisting in our sommeres, end cmtributing by their labours to the riches of this country. Is Boards es with the Oriental cantons, bouquets of Bowers wore presontod by Prince Albert to the natives of lean, Chios, sad Arena present, and a handkerchief henr ies spot it a view of the Strangers' Home was also given. The bead them played the National Anthem, and his royal highness Manuel to Buckingham Palace. THR PROPERTY OP MARRIED WOMEN.—On Si. turday a public meeting wee held at No. 21, Regent-street, ander the direction of the Council of the Law Amendment Society, to seasider the state of the law strati, the pro perty of mertied women. Sir John Pakington, 11. P., pre sided, in the absence of Lord Brougham. A good may Indies attended. In opening the proceedings the chairman dwelt sipm the noesesity which existed for legislative inter ference with respect to the law of divorce, and the low which related to the property of married women. Hs was strongly impressed with the conviction that the law ought lobe altered so as to give the wife the sum interest in property inherited or &squired by her which the busload possessed in his. Sir Enkine Perry, M.P., moved a series of resolutions, smonded by Mr. D. Hill. the reorder of Birmingham, to the effect that the rules of the comma law which gars all the pomace' pro- perty eta woman on marriage, and ad subsequently acquired property and earnings to the husbaad, were arjust in prin ciple and Warless in tkeir operatios. That the principle of Courts et Equity which recognised sepuste property in • married women, gad invested her, with respect to such property, with all the rights of owneeship,was to ereerdestes with the requirements of the ago, and to conformity with the opiskas sad wages of the wealthier and bettor in anities& dome el moiety ; and that the conflict betwees law arid .gully es the ',abject ought to be Laminated by a I swami law breed man principles of equity which should op ' ply to all deems. 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