The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-19 00:00:00

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"1 "" . ..airifflpgst... ...e .41 4 ••• , " . , A• ' I 11111 6"/ 111111011 MINIM • • 1 6 .1• -•, • • • MOB WATIR 67 'LONDON' Tin tut-iiinfts. rik. = few la& " LONDON A Donut* ?TwinSt at lAe : was ba palliated se mad T0.M0WR0N,17..- watt protest . tens a a girl of Ritmo sake sash airoussMansis as them b wli • lib gtel yea placed. *nd' jet _thee is scaletleMe Vocals ie . the fissility with whisk she soma to have Atka tato the teaKaad the pleasure which üba seines blt in the pasait of ha own •This of Mum could write lovolett= 19110 mad mmointments—woal4 sorildils ea awie thiftwasithrowthela to Meioses , oda!' the wialeor tot feet, wall twilit at the !thole proem: But who 11111 emit -that Coptsia Bows* to a grad degvisi empael* fah is be did Kkinat4l, Owl* muds of rim lobs the 'ban mind, he at host by Ms arse . o & peonies,• teeimglit that seed to min* aid thole/fors u sfeice Sofia thst.he • 1 04 1 /1/0" big Isldrbispisi villainy by the wholesome Melliale t.bir WOW . I !■Pri SelPird Comities. - • Tow. Oxabsisdow iliipdatted to inotire into D. Arlisibility el' the slew he the National Whey rhea le greens, decided to recommend the retention of it. relent ; .in preferinie kr its naval to Koweinsten Ogre: •The • members of the Cope sleeks have, w Miderstand, devoted iiimist mama meant .of time and - latieseb ea the consideratioo Of the Vodka t end lboy bat. vie* seined epee it i legion . ef witnesw from all Masses previews telsonowneing an opinion. It leers beirtabily no easy ea inievidicos sotto, to decide. Oa ens aide wee the thin to peewee the great Art collection et ihe MHO' in the map* d tha Mat* mill, whose it 'Asti be se tem& were assemible dm if removed westward. On the other head, %mime, wad the saggeetiolv—whiek 1 / 1 1sweivor . probable, cold not with prepoisty be lately dhow imled—that the es:boning atnempleere of the Metropolis orme gradeally destroy*, the patens, wed world pegged with its work of eistßinetion at • mach mire sopa pace in Tnia/pawrove IPPolii• HYd 9- Pork-` ' " • It is said that a celeiwated ebonsiepielisi ier WM pictures fee a miniderable spear I t Mow is a bead recipient, fell of tholi iit tVileneed which compose Ogg Loudon At the ohm el the vraperiment, lee found nape lee worse. Bat, the thither qualm then armee as to what geese the pictures were in wheat beneersed, Had they been beamed to Loan . sheasephere Had they bees pesperei with the mate pignients as theme which ?nun or Ouutorri piet bpan their sums P In fist, was the sepsiimena a esseplete Tan palliation of Criminal TALI the Polies Courts has it least this adetalage, LULU. /erias to the *llia eye Neer of than menet of pri. vats lite witeh, bowing Ignited by asietess 'at Olessalills lot imea.part of the theme of Uveerday a:esteem es surely 'lse the* selsA,lol4 l,l data and inatmest -AWAY whisk ementato , "lie shares of ea English hasitr4; .111111/0 the ' ion WI Jed emerged Amt . this issbosirmen ter the lest time tayear the .pewees of boo besot, and esstinatioit a PeFee WI; "him valor the control of a dimmest •Aoperoof-1 Ode rug 014 many bf this. with the bloom tit 30141 try Ills fresh on fla Ohooko, 010 madly sadsa wwsrg tovirewn their anguish amid the bebbab, the I glebby, the eseltemest, apd the glare of orer.leeted: Alithase, Sowing sopa, and voluptuous mink. Nis . .oaurt Journal amides their bisbuy. And yet, that Wormy has its moral. Their memory per haps is,.. in the hearts of rose decent amity • fir away 'down in isms quiet ratio ar am* mseatry town. Fat a year or two they wig ammo the mood leisure of those Joao& *iron at dissipation who armee soil aoppath..theio sod • wield of gaiety. Their fate is vorisis—altan too ",oboopr ter belie!. Some of this. are Axel haled al by the general public when they appear in tho, dark of a police court , dialled with having at tempted to ling away the banks el a Wait lib from that " Bridge of Sighs" wt deb, to a bar witaesoed more scenes of anguish than he asawealse of irealoe in many agile. .41ainee are to be seen on the banks ettherep ha the boom of the Opera, rivalline v it the titled mat:um:of tho Inedf IL la parade of erbium and egiseisao, by Ade with them um- the wane or Academy, in all the allensimate sidleillanallomv mine. lime WONOIM. Wisbadly owls ready Is exchange *Wilk but Itrl Mllbeefkg the shames of a positimilhe tai. Z i i iederrish Wag dangerously emit* about the era. tabs too notorious adventitious& It is wok that Society and the law * t em throw williple• imam they an .road yea* girls, so Usti area though deigning star' shsahl ammagibly 'Mary and *emit, to indneellimir la aboaden their wants and their how dame of glittering infamy, each Tillable &mad not imp punishment. ••• Thews newts have been suggested by the laid of Captain lowa Takata, which took place behest Lord Csmrssia. two days ago. Mi. A. J. GOODMAN appears to be a Jew who keeps a cigar shop in Ozendemetreet and gets hisliviag ea the tart lie besets himself to bane heel the owner d the ham *Bonalag Rein. This Jewids elpramilhomm 7 ibeier •Iwa a emitter Roan, a lively pan hay lid ph sixteea. Lest /sly hflas Beet was shying her father end mother at Hamm with, and ash wasstarally was in the habit of taking a walk with _a yams friend of ban of the muss of Cow, Who is el coarse counseled with the tribe of Livi. In one of those afternoon rambles by Tarnksmircen the two yew ladies ow sauntering about listening to the music of a band. The gallant Captain EaLut cams up andintrodesse himself, by presenting Miss Roan GOODMAN with a programme of the mule, asartag her that le imi leas been seeking an introduction. Though we see told that the Captain was not in regimmiele, whisk far the female mind, as we all know, have spiel. Gaugers, still he had many claims her seuestieis. Bo had beau an cdfioer in the Assadesmeviss tows then ea diem in me of the Mama &ghostliest Militia, sad Wetly, he woes samisil man—trishl6 et ammo, proved him to be a gum steam expellee, in life. It further apposes that be had not sear his wife for fifteen years. Having warmed with the young lady, the Captain gave her his said. Montt Miss GOODMAN, it seems, gave to her kdrik, INA he put it in the ere. Bat why, let us mt. am he sat at once remove his foolish daughter Item file law to whieh she was evidently exposed ? Ha grim Is have done nothing of the kind. The HeiellAlN to Brighton ; the Captain follows. His devotion continues ; the whole party emits to London. and ceeelesive ? This we ate net let obis to I *wren though. for air own pet, teeveUl believe dasipe to pieta:es in the atmosphere of Itedhiger-eqsare when virt see the Royal , Amato .tablins declining to beep their oliplema pictures 1 4losso• " A "retie a, m which the decision of the,Cein- Modes meet have billienso, is this-e-what kind of .acs is to occupy that 'very lest pukka in our metropolis, the north side el Trafilgarageare. There is now De doubt that oar chief effort at endow ing London with srchiteoteral gisnelear and beauty will be made in the spode which is included between the present Naional Gallery and the two great Westminster edifices. The noble street which opens from one to the °ther will no doubt in time be lined bya series. end in ie to be looped a conneeted series of buildings, such as may do honour to a city which is the first. if not the finest city in the world. We are not ailed upon to do this in one, ex yet in two generations, We can take our time. NAKILION 111. very shrewdly reasons -" Let me open the great Rue Rivoli. cuspids the Louvre, Asia my splen did Markets, and late:wet the French capital by great emu below and magniamest Boulevards above grostad." The Governments that preceded the Empire maid not do this ; sad the Geverements which may Mew are not unlikely to have their ewes and expenses Minuted ia• other directions. The Enemies. therefore, is wise In his genematien to aceempliak the great plans of impreunsest whilst be can. If he cannot be a great legislator, or the founder of a dynsety taking rut in the freedom and affections of the country, Ist him at least be the greatest of It, Miles. We are adder no sash smutty. We have no names to immortalise by stone monuments. Queen Vtcrout and Lard PALmeasroa will lire in an other page. And it makes no part of our political wisdom to spend annual millions on extraordinary works in order to procure high wages to the Irish labourer or the English mason, who handle bricks or carry hods. We are not obliged to do this in order to reconcile their "sweet voices" to our poli tical system. Re may, therefore, leave Posterity an ample share in completing the architectural beaaty of the Metro polis. We should, however, observe one rule, which is, not to raise obstructions in their way, not to 'peed millions on national eyesores, and in marring, not mending, some of the finest architectural sites in the world. This is precisely what the English De partment of the Fine Art, has hitherto done in Tinfalgarequare. And one of the great difficulties to be got over in consequence will be precisely the deep distrust of official management and of Govern ment taste. During all this time the Captain of course protases the most honourable intentions. This giddy girl of afteen—aegleeted by her parents and exposed to the machinations of a designing scoundrel—is faseinstad by his vain compliments and cajoled into the eon. viatica that he will make her his wife. Again and again he spoke of marriage; but the girl was a Jewess, and so he declared that his mother was a very religion woman, and would not consent to their marrying in England—they moat go abroad. After some hesitation the poor girl can lents to go with the Captain, and ea the Lied at last August she leaves ber father's home in Cl:Laden-street without the knowledge of her pa rents, and joins the gallant Captain at the bottom of the Haymarket. A broogham coneys them to the Bonth Eaten Station. and they find themselves at Boulogne the mares day. Their first pease la at Amiens, and there they appear as man end wib. The poor girl talks about marriage, bat at Mamas she ands oat that her seducer U a married man. Mr. Goomenn is written to, and ho comes war he his daughter to Ostend, whither the Captain bad conducted her. According to ordinary no- The British public stems at present quite contented to allow Lord FLUMMOX to do m he pleases in Europe, Asia, end America. Bat having given the three or fear parts of the world over to him, they feel inclined to have some share in the arrange ments of Middlesex. It was no less a person than the Minister himself who brought in a Bill test year for removing the National Gallery to Kensington ; and it was said—no doubt without foundation—that the Chart felt interested in the scheme. Bat it is easier to get millions out of the country for invading the Crimes than thousands for an architectural scheme. And we me great politicians like Lord SIAL3IIIISIIIIIIT and Lord Ettennoitouon, whilst condemned to remain silent on the fate of nation'', make themselves amends by denouncing lish-poods sad criticising galleries. Joan Bri.h moot show his hull-temper in something; and, for the present. he seems inclined to display it, and with no bad egret either, on the departments of Architecture and the Pine Arts. Upon one point we trust he will pertinaciously insist—that whatever the external appearance of the new, or altered National Gallery may be, its interior shell be well adapted for the use to which it is drained. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ,KING, JUNE v s. I i i.. F i • ..- 4- . L 1 ~..., . • , _ _ The James's nen I* ate say inn -11t v legmers ISBN bet Ysiteti'e eneaska, All Ille anmplisa et the ant levee boil by tbelassua 061.110 dr aim. Ear IWO* treats et tbs omit at o'clock, and oio podium Mosiii amatiard pilaw in , taberepleilyibir tbelipice of two haw sad Om Twee,. Tl.}.mrtlwr.ait iseasia.ta.dd aft kindred. The Quit sod Prbbs admit ibrams.rsoup moor Oudot by the irehdobs Xmaisikin of Almeria, his.. Seierkk if Item* Winer of . Kir Msemey von black d ed with world liirpolb et bilk lows, no Pilicgat bl asps Merl ila bil#lloWas, !bp bartdras Haab buboes sad black Ibid.. • le the D4knelkekek Ake one arreseely Week& the hike*. pernikkee kite Qom leekokeee pf ke aga.ais mai; as Si ?eke 96114(Uifliesel itionerien Army.' * the kelehiklikkeir—Le Mealier Ormad Bore L Conroe ; ts. Chtmljer Oimasid. • Unismat k the tirtlfr DJ nee liteken. Ikea the liana/ illidee-3 an V. Is IMP, Bey., "INK , Yotk Oil Mr. IMO* Oilanal, it Mew Tak. By the Manna Mettler—Bolen Choke do Fienhom Mit, Attache** an Lapdant •M. Vein von Omomathel, Idiot in it& Memettel Melesty's limbs. By the Reim lOnlike—ln Cann Aada, mot litigstimy at Logsdon; Colima Mamba( (der Caps dm Mir), amber it the Realm Agnew el Simon, Ore. Makes Milieler—Don . Joel town Algae, MAID Meeetery at I. Modem Lewitt* at Mame& ' Dr the Ma it Clenaien—Derea.Lnami K radiate ONO !Acres CEA& Or Se Benton Clamd a'AMkes—Ceptede Pdle. Par Aideas-Cinr at his Marty tbeEmperniut Mai& *.' the &atlas* akeis mentkepialry tbo PM* Aloha- Maw, the Tsai& Arabeaerier, Priam A. Vegaider, Car Make ; KUM May, KM Meestary, art K. Jena Kr 1 -hand dwilignalthiner, lir. H. Klemm Comeilha, 14.11mdbe Dania, Ftralecrek" aad .K. ;Giorge Foal ligilt, Mach; ; finlevelian Minister, the s tieneveriaa 111. KM; the KAMM Mistier, Dena de T Atkertedt, lbe Omsk Mailer, sad 1111. COMM= TliompL tM o s ory therande Mater, sad the Chevalier K. Haim* ; tles Planes Xfak‘er, and Dana do Attaitia ;. the Swede nil Moreigien Masai; = mien Meter, the Chevalier salads, Senetery, Ma Cumersedear Virollio is Carvallo, Ansa& ; the Xhilaker d Me Wad Mates at Alas, Kr: Fhillo Peak se. j. ma Mr. inajearla Kern, Arbaat Sieigrary; the Aram Manx, Coma Harpy; nal Camt CAME,. 1 Mersteria, Major Jobiaiwalma Wren et Me Mariam Amoy, Limbered & Barker Demett, Arnim serase; ra ll w astensie MA* ; the Itatedea Mabee; Maga 4; Consint,olllK MAMA; Atpala • Oa Semis Illebter; the Menismalksiev, K. A. MIMI flood Sena Mg; Me Pinata be , M.P. Part y That, Seemed Ileseetery ; the Mimi Tema Menem ; MA Dania CU* Claim sad Cent *nee ; the Demme. Cbonsi MAIM= and W. G. P. des Intim Anemic!; Mr. D. Inerneem Sonetempat the Wallas a Held; Coma Hi Omit Bela Sailobe Croat &a Jaaosark, K. a. Menricsalk the Ma et Ormion, . KA, the Messa's yelmipul lbeerstny a Seale tie Fa*s Alelie, end Maar- Omani the He.. lir lama C K.C.K., be Misieeees K. olio Ceranceim In the Mae, Daa drama (Dana et is lit. 1, arequer) wee psnosted by On Gimp Gay, aad retain. ' M eitielglibeed tram tie Own. The SallelemOsand lesomesiated by Beeeetery Kr G. 1 they. end bad Melemem clkaightlised eosin:a Vs l'im by Me Masai. . Mr. Clarks Capik COW Janke et the espiseaMeet South Lamas, am Ned tar the lonaretketillemel is the Massa by Kr. Seeream Inheashare. Tbe meta Mole was amended by lila lailliker et Ceatiantry, the tea Pray sla t the KM led it Ms Timmy, the . Itenerary it &Me Rome Demelment E llie Seentasy it Sts ke We, Ma enemata et the iseliarme; the Fog Lad at the Abeinity, the Kasai otLemielem the Dab et Mahe, &M., the Canis daimon Osaped coisdimor se Lou; Viesent Sydney, CarAat it hot Min May's Tama -ot the Omni; Omani Viinsemit Ike* Gold Sick Is Waling; the Lad Oda Jenks etles tbe Bishop at Omit, Lea Wirk Mast ; Lied ger Sell, it Mejsely's Savoy Menserdiaory eadi WM" Pleamnailary to the Cant at Paris; the Lea Cblet Den; light Men. in B. Has, Man., M.P., First Gem. Widow it Works; Mr. Pacy. Doyle, bee Manty's Madasit K lit.; Majar - Gameel Sir ci. witimmit, Medentaiimeal • Mejor-General In 1 Abet', Meamer obaker•Generei ; ileat:Coicall Ingham the Lienteneat at lie Nen Corps it Cientlemem a Arms; Hr G. P. Les, 11,0. Taman Owed ; the Lod Myer; Geneeel Sir Mi ami Boxcar, Oman la Waling: St X aeon Dart., 2.C.1t , Ocean le Wailing; Si Merles Tow (Oats); *hag Mega, her Meleety's Amami Mena it the Cere monies ; Mr. H. Waddington, tlealer-eseretary ot Sake Kase Department; the Lord Meets; the Atamer Omni hi hiked; Maio Harstar, leshari-beete r e t the His. Corps et Gentlemen at Alas; Hr Gasp Horitoe, Kap it abs Yeoman at the Guard ; Colossi Parker, Silver Mk ia Mating; Slr wawa Matta% °mamma U.K te the Seed it Mete ; Mr. If alma lieedeealtl, Camp. War le the Lad Cbembeilela's Deperterat ; WM- Genera Buckley, kiwi to the Asses ; Casein De Des bit Captain Da Plat. Equerriss to Prince Albert; Woe theterel the ilea. C. Grey, Pelage Samney to Palos Albeit; the He.. Spews Lynam, km Majesty's Kombel it the peas. • Camels Vemoban Danko, the' Hon. Paly Xerbert, Atwell Inks, wog, Napier, Dane, McMurdo, Pisa; Illomtia ; Le Dentenr,aidesie-cater to the Gam; Capainemert, 1.11., tide ramp to ler Majesty ; the Adjutant it the ()tit ian it Arms ; Mr. Frederick Peel Hamad, Goadema War MeAresa Hod; Sr George Hinter, Knight sad KAM., Pamir it Hinory sad Pintraits be Measly to De Itersity; Mr. J. B. BM& ilaudielea Conemi-Gmera ; liser.AlleamiCeratemy Doyle, Omen at the Petry awn. la Wafter; Cyan Gram, Golder Urine to Ike Qom in WsKelii lasettene*Cakeel airbag. Gentlemen Via bOD OMNI; Mr. Oman Mar" Ciestimai Wm it Ille Pik) Cbaserbir to Welling; Mr. Henry 1 itimille, thelheme Usher I. Wean to the Qum ; Mr. lltilbrabess Taylor, Oattlentaa Usher to the Queen • Mr. DaVase, Gentleman Dam to **Wag to her Wanal: ; Dr. Lyon Playteir, C.D., Gallas Veber to Prince Albert la Wean. Theaumbeithrobleresa and patienimpronandamounted to &X. At tba — He Majesty sad Priam Moe, Wooled by the ladies sad seademea la waiting, reissued to Beekiegloun Palace, warted by a party et Lib Gawk The Qom, stoompealed by the Prfseees Royal sad !MOMS Ee1.,.., drove oat la ea °pea earriege. The Roe. gleam aroaley, Lord Mired Paget, sae Mejer-Oraerel Borperle woe fa ettosleore. Prince Abet rode oat ea horseback la the sfterseco, at- Waded by Colonel P. M. fdryarear. la the everdag the Archdale lleshailka et Austria, Priam Frederick Willies of Pram* the Timber at Cm bridge sad Primo Mary, had with her *jetty. The Mama et Biesdallbeas bad the Ittorer et big la eluded. The bead d tie Ciresaitler Ovaide pig** daring diem, the tolkerieg entresitiese:— THE HANDEL FESTIVAL Ban' Lt. Pot "IAehoole" Ventchen. Pot Potted, " Deutsche Sangormue " • See the Canquirlag Hs. end Mardi "Jobs Mainelleas " Handel. An eveshis party eastwards essentiorl The following Ind the honour of neceiving invitations. : The Dub and Deehissof Richmond end Ldp C. Gordon Lennon, the Duke ad Dachas of Wsitiegton, Lady J. Hay, Lady Suss H u ssy, the Promise Weider, a nd Coder Dammed, the Austrian Hider, Cassius Apponyl, the Mamie of Abeam. ad eke Lass Hridtee, the Berl of Dalksith, the last ani Othatmos spencer. sod isdy Bank Sparer, the lad and Ombra of Intafteabory and Lady V. ABMs", the O. of Wan cad Lady C. Molynettz, the Had of dishon, the Berl ad Cession of Clam sad two Lake Cravat, Lad ad Ldp Jain Rustall and Mir Hand, Ldp Candle ad His Benkstos. Lady Elisabeth sod two Hirai D. sad, Count Haeolip, Coast Chard, IL Jammu% Viewed and Viscoodate Baninglea ad two Mier Barrtantaa, Lad Dundes, Viscount Althorp, Visited Skosteet, Viscount Vain" Viscount Cadman*, Colonel the Han. C. 8., Mrs., and His Phipps, Cosine the Hoe. D. and Lady Elisabeth rie Has, the Ward Hi. Sir Janos ad two Mena Oohs, Lady Ssywrear mad two Hines Ileyanstr, Odra Sir Wawa, Lay, eel YM Oadringtoe, Kr, ail TAPS LAST DAY. t imu ltor. o.4 llam 70ilton, Ye Victoria Wanton , Colonel . .8., and Liee-Colom&B. P=. • The of Cmeridge Joined the pee* ohm The Quees yob& band w in attosalsatt* Hie Imperial Ileums the Archduke of Arm es vet le Chandae•horme in the telecom, end received the diploma& owe The Archduke es attended by Count Biotin Count Hadib, and Lord Merles nervy. His Imperial Highs= wee present at the thee Ea the Nem at Lords in the . ellersoce. The Ceadtka D'Apposyi haa boned cards for as amaddy to-roorrow avosihkg, "to moot his humid High• awe the Archduke Idasardlisa et Metric" Deans flowegeest Cleveland 'noshed a dia. Sillokini *de IS alinnta .1111111 1 eirwilep eo at her preare sedinosta Gueesseranine. • The dense 1 Wlehlser les left Civonalth• snore, he Lana The Ceenten 4 dewy% afteemblyie pppebted hr ThrYIYP, She lit iessiro. • I Inky Kama gave a ball last evening, at the haftcilia, In Tortreureeparr About COD kahlenahhe Kessided, AM the garde, were pro/000 seta an ad.. lIIMIIi base siondee. Tie lisniels mod Maniltioasse of Londonderry eesernient st Mawr, on Toredey, the Earl and Grantees a the Coral= at Tank/evil* Tierrent end Virrendkike lady Sophie ad Kr. Des Veen; labs Nis, Used the Ma. James Maodoedd, Ham John Pet e, Lail Prarreercert, ike. !Se BOW Mr. end Mrs. Coventry received to Miner, at Wednesday weals& st that residence, in Bel. =l:Pthe Silleirlas edict party :—Ths Earl end Rireary and Lady Laura Plialdtell, VISCOSta usd In/MlNlkal Dalrymple, We Hugh end lady Mime Cempbell, Lady O'Donel and Mies O'Here, the Mai at Dahole, Mr Dada Deed, Mr. Gimp Diode., Kr. ASrn, ene. mr. Donagent. The BisfrA la s. Henry Labsuchers, end lady May Isnesallon asiereined she Menteh el fire bony Tierniet aMe, Trawl sad Tbeeerbrellpipw. Lod ad Lally limy Yew. Inisahaegn, the Deed Wail MI Rowt4, %NM liewerf, Ulm Illinir/Serbut, lfr Chewy, Mr. Tyke, ad Kr. Inggiiih it dinar, a Wedneeley in Belgrave-sweare. 1/n Satenday lad the Dike sad Duchess of Argyll seine at Strwearkkalier Hotel (Kr. Pargeron'e), LetS Ka- Mee, and Nat wernissi were rowed down the Leek an their any to Striksig. We . understand that Mr. Charles Wadsworth, Xc. Rabat lark, aril Kr. John Locke, of the How Mart, have been eppointed bar Majesty's Compel by the 'Lord of the oratorio, "trod is Nowt, this attornees, the two name d the binding wen well Wed, bid the add asp= ot the. galle ries end for ot the trenempt wee way wild Foie* as the day admen= army d the =mut mit mend • 'tad tments,--ea the ekes who have Ilihmlealeepled three expeosive pimmes hey. =lured Ss= tsstgaherbsr. Hostel UM dame Mar proceeird ir Maw, and the Yoke doss is the lest meemint wee ell aerie'. The olieleis derved Mends at =Mg that wary aillep vas 01111 beton each Melia wardeamiched, sod the "WM ereephisisl Mat the cerrisges were 4= he talL The geldlesilies 'Laden Mirk= Win ad =thirsted when M• mmear et time mate we =gladly estimeed. The wad= weeuenek warn= era is the three peek= days of the Sativel, sad the Mange was sedgy hit both in the cer. risme= in the bending. . Hp ag this waft Mire wee. morel herremion del W divesture weld emmieelly deisowdm =re =dog dd• liiddr~ s " rood= day," but ea stropestemett the Idly joussale dimireted that ides; aid it would ems as V howbeit thmerepon lateaird, end per here at the led INISINdai, to .:duo the Unehatioa et the ketivaL The Abet wee is prole= the crowd= et the nil. way diem, mil le heel t=ide nod= sad •Wm raid A IL the ees. IL Chulaeim punelnel, MS= aad Imking lb ail , wee yids( gbh won applause frank the numb= et the eireirosfauseemly eppreeed to bets am meth toms won His. day sag Wilissiday. The orchestra, however, had not Jul spy at Is plebrequaiss, sad essilard Is be WI avoid i =hoed =abed= meempt the emermy. For the ishommtlea et the gone= merkr, we ...pies the programme ot the orate= ma issued by the aeriterttles s—Part I. Heat, Mr. Sae 04/1110/k "Now Mere area • new king:' sole end elm= Wee Dolby r thaws, " And the caddren of land r Rah, Mr. Sim Reeves, " Then seat He Hoes • " chores, "They loathed to drink; Air, Him Dolby, " Dr:Jr hod brought Lath;' Choruses, "He mph, the wed ;" "He pre them hall W=; He mint a Midi darkness ;" " He ea= all the Itre•bern," " Sat se tor His people," o. Lad =a glad," "He rebuked the Red &a," "He led them through third rep," "Hat the Mt= overwheiroed," " And land sew,' " And believed the Lod." Net IL—Chomes, itemse and the children;" "I will sing sato the Lord ; " duet, Reda= Clam Nord's, Ind Hadar= Ruderedoß "The Lad is my stung= ;" Chorus.., " is my ;" "And I will malt Wm:" dust, Hr. Wane sped Her Ames, "The Lord is •or at wee • " Chorus= "The depths ham covered ; " Thy right ho, O Lent" "And be the grestarte;" "Then Met= forth; with the blest ; " Mr, Me. Sims Reeves, " The snowy aid ; " Air, Hades= Cher Novellas"thou Wet blew • Charm= "Who id Ike unto Thee ; " ea ch etk =snowed than ; " Duet, Mire Dolby end Hr. Sims Rem= "Thou in Thy =my; Chorus, " The people shall hem ;" Air, Mae Dolby, " Thou shalt bring them in ;" Chan= " The Lord shill reign," Remit, Mr. lime Renee, "Fr the horse ot Pha raoh ;" MOM, " The Lod shell reign ;" Reek., Mr. Moss ROOM, "And Miriam the Prophetess;' Solo, Madame Clara Nevelt., " Mug ye to the Lord;" Charm, "The hone end ids Mdse." At the close of the pisformeata the fog:dohs@ ere to play. Before the oratetio beam the tertacm sad walks wire crowded when the hest .ad the excitemeat attending the proceedings in the interior are over, a promos,* in the cool manta bane, will be yet 0101, ddigkitol. The following notice appeared in this amssuing's journals:—" As it has been strongly urged apes the managers of the Festival to arrange lair sa extra performance on Saturday at a reslased price, it is right that it should be announced that It is utterly impossible that the recommendation can be adopted, end that with the performance of Israel in Egypt" this day, the Festival will moat certainly be brought to a close. A very large proportion of the 'performers, particularly the choral body, is composed of pumas from various parts of the country, who have only undertaken to afford their services on condition of their being able to return to their respective homes within the present week, and who have pro vided themselves with railway tickets which would become useless at a subserrest period. These and other circumstances combined effectually prevent the postibility of any extension of the present ar rangements." ttliE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING Vann . it doss not ram Terypfobablithat r es==e " 4 ... . 4 M Lt.. ...de such euvumstances a father wait" it la za we rKssa rd 'Jr t ~ .. with the son who had stolen Um hter. 11 ww re= la es airs := l .7=riog " =so. Mr. GOODMAN thought . 3 ts oar mola' Is lbe dli. slum and Ismslia taws—Shie ipm....s. down to table with Omits. beta 616""ham aaeuswiventrg l itiae A ra l leTerav i ghst not know whether bs ;roll air to il .. ... ""swiT Tll►' 01117329 MINFIIIO lIIIPOST. daughter away. I was told be was in the habit of —ll"e xriitss au. o ars LIMA shooting people." Prow that flow, bower. 111 / 2 - I t.. bottl Ms 77th of April . nothiog ids . wen of .1. ri" . *MB . EILLUI, .Riliew.atha girl points him "'el° " 1 \'' . • t ale li " ail* bee follow la litageat.serset, and brio app.- - - o r o ma. o . 6 o busista* the charge of 'abdostiog or taidag o an tut- r taoo. or i me= moot ~, Arta tarp Ike jury Mad Captaistliawa viki, T IM DAILY NEWS delivered to all rati , twit** *p ro pe r ty: Maws: Inv aim Wm IND • awl rli -.woos b '.,t:P f lr.S. c 't ar ... .25,4.... _ S callous iaspropeirty oftha fallmr of thi girOos bed non X WSws be Ima vw . LAT/11.4 News Um; ."." . .".., I '..--. , teem given his opossat. to his &letter's deparesra; i ink Whatever say hate ben the le*, it libr '•exo00. . Jouag Pd. tits law wisely Anions that No oassint • •• •:. . 1 et : bees shall prated the 'adorer. , !ft kbedasol. Ole OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINATIONS. OXFORD, loos 16. The new stator ea wadi* etre Wzredutites, whir WY ptmolgred ia orreptin es ham Ire 6, sad oeterol by Oast body ea Wedroday, Joe 160.4 womb. mired te weeeree et ervoirlea dust arra by o brie weierly, es INN me re w e. (Awaits et Arta), tie letter fee ii re adder et o Gra rot era The folleorg is the weir et re very. lee the ehtlete elerte—Ther, 78 ; Ifiertred, 17. Fr the tit* Pier, 6B; Roo-rwet, U. Two taw room of toriewate were tbr pat to the web owl cowrie/ Worritniwrzz Boum Am irmaittitY. The salaam uni malms amid Watabrier Waal onsbrand flak stricamary Maar an Wissiay em at tar Tbstdal Tawael e l i hwalvelasata Modal Ds Dad alarbsg, ma Mr dratig na z Asti; bat slim* smisshis plot bit wag pant las Mks ig lir ask was bobeisi by air Oas. R. Worse. B aty pasant ate, a. Ilea. Ward W're*Nam Mr Mane eV= Basegyb. ILIN., Mr. wr Tab eminel Mr. Mallbal. das iblih ß rib% H. INiss. Di. A. J. IlatlaMed. Mr. IL Diehards, Mr. Mama& HI Y 4 Mr. Climbs B. PlaMime, 11r. C. H. WMlais Wyss, Mr. R. 8. Moos Glynse, Waal Gl 14. Was, Yr. Cal (abolish Hr. H. T. C9titta Mr. W. Hkktdr, 6s soma of mi maws dila school won at gas gam Afar a vary lima ~fog Um party broil ay at 11 o'cisok. L 470: - ,' ' EXP: FROM PARIS. (met ongoing coaassroxessr.) PARIS, THOISDAT EVNXINCI. The warning given to the Sleek will probably irritate the opposition in Paris, and prodnoe some thousand additional votes against the government. But it is adroitly worded, and may perhaps deceive simpletons in the provinces, who will have little or no opportunity of being enlightened am to the real value of the government jealousy of the " great principles of 1789 " until the elections are over. Then the magnanimity of the government in not suPpreming the Sleek, which it had " a right to do," instead of simply warning it, will not be with out its effect among those who are apt to be lieve whatever they see hardily saluted in print I have heard it estimated that the sappremion of the Mink at this moment would have emit the government 100,000 votes in Paris, while the public resentment occasioned by the winning will only be measured by 10,000. This calculation must of coarse be a very random ene, but if there be any thing in the principle on which it proceeds, the government is entitled to credit for tact, because at a small sacrifice it has contrived to profess principles of freedom by the very act which intimidates the most powerful organs of the independent press. A warning is too terrible a thing to he trifled with, and accordingly the evening liberal journals offer no observation upon the one just given to the Sleek. They, however, reproduce it conspicu ously in their leading columns, thereby showing that in their opinion it is calculated to serve the liberal cause with the intelligent class of electors. The Prefect of the Dordogne has suspended the Mayor of fiargelat for having, as I mentioned yes terday, stated, in reply to a circular, that be should vote for id, Giblet, the opposition candidate. The Prifect of the Hautes-Pyreniss hes suspended M. Ferri, the mayor of Thebes, for persisting in his candidature notwithstanding an official remonstrance. The following remarkable electoral address is published by M. Charton, an opposition candidate in the Yonne: Then are at this isontant two peeks to Eresoo.the party of thews who ere oemplahly methied, The have sadder( to with for. mud *are promoted that the IRINA *Skil coalition of Franca ie the mod worthy, the most hasoankie, and the molt 'arid that could pod* be dished; awl the party of those who to awn degree" do set perdelpete to the comperte witioraction. I bebop to tb% lost patty. I remota taillital to the eantemeste of way whole We. I believe that Freshmen are not teem worthy Ems Idistieheson, Bediteza, Piehnontem, or Swim, at that post dmigsaties of "free men" which eat the Warta it oar tethers beating. My pro• toad ammiedes Is that, with a plopb ea will es with aa ladivktaal, no tniegrash;fts, tto =Cal dignity, no iWtLc tad carludas, am balookstl witirt libeety. • Apuspidet by Louis Blanc is circulating pri vately, in which he strongly urges the opposition candidates who may be elected not to take the oath. His advice is that they should not °anent theologises with a simple retard, but state that wine—that, if interrupted, they should pewit, and if threatened, resist until they are turned add Ihe assabar by physical force. Then he says fy pneneneit will either prosecute them, or it will net. Vit de not it will suffer a moral check, and if it do prosecute them the people's representatives will have the glorious consolation of joining their fellow citizens, whe ire !etagere, in London. Ido set brow how far this sott of consolation, of which M. Louis Blaze "gab very much at Me ease, may nit the plans of the candidates themselves. At the Bonne the Rents was heavy at the open ing, in consequence of serious doubts whether the Bank of England would lower its discount to-day. Shortly after two o'clock, when a telegraphic despatch arrived, stating that a reduction had been made from 61 to 6 per cent, the news was almost a surprise, and an immediate rise took place. The Henn, after bevies been at fitirr. 35c., closed at SKr. 26e. for account, with a rise of 20e. For cads the last price was the MUM se yesterday. • Mobilin roes 12fr. MM. The railways, which fell in the morning, were moth firmer in the afternoon. Lard Cowley has returned to Perim, and it is said that the Turkish Ambassador has received the powers which he has been waiting for from Constan tinople. It is therefore thought that the plenipo- tentiaries will meet on an early day to sign the con j vention relative to the new Turkish frontier. A telegraphic despatch from Madrid, dated this , day, announces the nomination of the Duke de • Rivas as Spanish Ambassador in Paris in the place of Marshal Serrano, reeigned. The Emperor has despatched one of his orderly oaten, Colonel Fare, of the engineers, to Chalons, , in order to hasten the preparations for the camp. It is said that it will open on the 26th ef August, and break up on the sth of October. PARIS, TII7IBDAT MORNING: M. Labonlaye, the reefeet;ar of the Debate, who is an opposition candidate for the let Circumscrip tion in Paris, has honed the following electoral sieve, : • Gentinsu—Ten beinewner been olialisinklesel bt the in deposolesco a year idea Ind by your ot bborty. It Is is the sems et them st • glorious ' put that I ream M sek ibr year welts. I skald be very beim If the Mink it win sal Ikair wooli sake Goal -Y SIM ee •MEM el constleg lbalr Embers sad Inowing esei ether. Ily=le dk ess throe which our fetid bp blase lasi teem 1114 to Per h* day yam these eslssidas Um bees assellst la seer nemenes. ;walk the - unmet is ems Uns esenniesun of an pale alpha ony without lupe bo ansl.4 la an Imre sod obtain mime gsrGtms—if you thish est nag Maras nab se Ins Mludes thin nestlehl latneets —lt yea yodel suresewenty pseud la ths gable nueselitere —if yes tbrk thst OP ebusetersitt is a imp' in states a well es for 'dub Inlivienle. sleet • equity who will claim owl Mug Wow he to Cap 1.11; without eras m br the emptdes at toevetnases , end impaltals. Idol to weer eml the ; bat Seem to authority • ikon sad amble Mu sal to b selidhusinkes the the public puss dens is se better nem Nees Ihs alum mac of • wise traerty. 1 have enlbeket Ms.. it country to bairn Sot in reeky klf kk Minty, end that it is worthy to esjoy ases spier we yam, end it yes dual honour Es wilt your mulells be sseuroe that I shell bidotslly 4•11n1 per bursas art Me rights ot. essediy.—l lorWe urged, year NUM' filsw-eidass. Zee Alin lanorurs, lisagar of the Institute. M. Labonlays was elected to the chair of Compa rative Legislation in the College of France in 1849. The sukiect of his fleet lectures was the history of the institutions of the United States, and he showed in a series of eloquent discourse, how liberty is founded and how maiiitained by a people worthy of it. He is the author of an excellent and popular translation of Channing's works. Ho has ever been a champion of liberty of conscience, and that liberty of religious worship which, though distinctly gua ranteed by French laws, is not yet entirely acquiesced in by French manners. M. Reynaud declines positively, for private reasons, to stand for Paris ; and consequently the 10th Cir cumscription is left in blank in the list published by the Sifde this morning. M. Etienne Arago has Coate forward as an oppo sition candidate in the Lot and Garonne. General Cavaignac is proposed at Nancy and Lorient as well as at Paris and Douai. Pursuant to a requisition signed by several elec tors of Ciamecy and Chateau Chinon, H. E. de la Bedolliere,of the Slick, be, consented to stand in the Mime. TUSCANY. The Archduchess Maria Louisa, sister to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, died at Florence on the 16th. SPAIN. The Madrid journals of the I3th have reached as. The Espana states that the government has at last accepted the resignation of Marshal Serrano as ambassador at Paris. The Queen is about to enter the fifth month of her pregnancy, and an official announcement is to be made. Her Majesty is said to be anxious that the Corte* shall be assembled when this announcement is huide, and also at her confinement. The Senate was again occupied with the bill for effecting reforms in the constitution, fad the proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies were LAM INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. :Map at NW Prkaa,...bafar?_llr, Julia Wight=ll e . ia specW Zap.) AIM= IP. CAFE. This ease was named at the sithig of the mot. Mr. Kesteree, the sesdicsi practitioner who had attidell Mr. Ambler, the Wier, in his lest fibres, was called, sat staid that vale a day or two beim his &.th be retitled hde fiseldso tad eve= of any sot malting theme* iseese, or lime' Mode y al Mr. Ambler save similar Isethaesp. Mr. Collor, eat IslisM of the MAW, vse Mai to ad mit he was sot pespied le west alb ledyeltivetworp which bad hem gives as to t ri veity erl the testator, end would therefore sabmit to a Mr. hike Mightiest aeroakeet that the jar i would ..„ telsesiell tire Me heirs al the tsetater would be al diseggekstad, seirthrew-wdie eiriseelemme which venista The *heir was thee =l. COURT OF 'EXCHEQUER, (Rennes at Wetnahlatat.—Before the Chief Bans eal e Special Jury.) • CERILLA V CAPITAL PALACE AMWAY COIEPAICE. 31r. Teo* and Yr. C. J. Lewitt 1111111 tor to. plaintiff. sad Kr. Oolong Hayes mad Kr. R. Clarke were fir Os The action Ina brought te recover =spondee ice draw tea mend of Crenetadt (a: kited la the Palace), atop( to love beat cooed by the aestigesoelrhe cuTres sermate. ptMalf, IMM artist, ennippei the geed 4 le Mr. Edward • Pia, oisMO boom meat if Omit IL Meftes, ta 1e66. nth ohm balm MIMI at =Vat noosed in the mama of Mk* to Mee Opthellem. It was sempl UM if Mg AM ampay ohniM mein 10 par MR of the /keys many. It me pissed la the l e a vings the rt. ere end men don ef Mr. PirZ. of the empon'e marl le / at ea a= poled dm do ofbeeL Mee was ant yet mi Ike elm WM Me. bat the mkt Me °wood with oases, sal Mem .the pi natif lby Mr. Nis. who thneatimat mead as Ids .. t he sake el bi bmp e i C tics I. semi semenalhility tor spa the he was Mimed by Mier that, the exception day (ea tha maim of • sait el bar sad ass • may &NM team had nem beta 1a aimless leller Cenpm bed seepeled that plei= MA palest It Mit OW Moeda mi - nlese they wt • imenea ef lebft a tex ib tlie dal they Whim to Ms it amp as se as Nabwbboaalas. obit Wind la void vas in the building M 111 map ransmi. pat sten dokatkate a was aghast ads leil Mae law peiremil reseinable ease et otos they_pir rated =or a lle the = i thaa lidil fte boy the mkt*" 11111, sad sebsepaify mid ke amid hi jeol to tab. MI. hr It. Innen Maas" to pneetase the war wes ever; sd Ms IN. dad to be to Melt it be the piecw tips semi Peek plc Mee the met be the mielmary Moe It Mild Mad, end was Mid that awake over el the pitelles madam be yet ap. Mks Maim ma AM meld, heat ewe mid Sod *Pass Mm meM beam =beams the elime sad lams me meta ben pima , whisk say Mk Milt envy sway. IMilealbe Meal if the glom esse, a entre merles ken pat - lip sad ow le t awe pessedes Ora lay awfkg maid The emir me pat up as sera se T it ahlanies ef ihe peace was ever, MI maked m ever Mem The Mee W wee eaky cutest Msday, mina the sonedea T JU ileests hams mei& Phi demester mkt piess. WI Mr thatikett4 Sod the mild meld ast be Waist le the pallisomth pLeas me wee .4. sd b modemlised thei lE wsY be reel. 1 = had a bansr mkt, sot Mabee theatee—that et wank am 4W. TM Moinetami leeMi vin cosset TM andelry_ was Very Moseet, sad Ma mob *NS ve eld sad vem Minvive . Made af pikes odd lid mile Mama gobs to it. maps Sap peek" ram me 'coded a OnneaMit maid, should say aw. Mali* the fall Mae of this me at Ma thou it was tart ppaet r ~ b a a l y llLe 5 1 I h rmit Wert 11r.Phi wante d d i t i fo/Le Meth* mil at b!/ sad made to gems the amid meld ad be tonehei. The mei bad moped and anick‘m Mr. Pies &amass am Mimi to the iset that the*** theses was Mime Se MOW pleats me kept. The etker models bad asthma Mktg la say way. He anntostal the damp le the model to the sentreetion of the wood mem just mea Ns net big seMaleatly mimed nod ef ibe ' t • ethateme. r. Temple, for the MINK submitted that, by Me amtlisese ed the esmam,the labia which met a firth Me mot sevand wool 'now Me. Penal* imellithls, thsk ler the seat d the awake, a vie set avereden as scion exhibited Parn,Mreinds, sd The Met Had ini=seged merely on the delay bt brkees w Mika te MI, ft baying bona ommeed suds the twelve maths ime. end snippets' Mt, peothly, WM 11l IMMO .6/0611K the Napa, kis paying em mai . nerned d NM sad IW., ML. et M the mead ware Wm defend the mei, 111th whmMW. Mt bad kb dee &odd they seteeed, the MIMI a • Menem sal The pry= beeitatim Mad a verdict for the Mthadaste. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT: 'MIS DAY. OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Berea Channel.) Richard tads/1, a reeptatelis leoldng man, eurrendend to tab hie Wel for the mrshre of Thomas Madam Mr. ryas proeseuted ; Xr. Mims lir counsel for lb pawner. The tread Joey la this cats bed tom' the bill waked" q th=erer, asal he was now tried upea the mantes*. iii It wooed that the p Ismer. his moth*, sad the dimmed were in Ageratreat, &rend, on tit night of the 30th of May, sad be two men were quarrelling. The deceased wee bey , he mach Weal. mud, era it seemed that he 0.881 t prisoner 11 thief, sal sionied his face, and hoisted upon fighbil with hi.. The primmer did ant with to fight, ad his mother get 'between his sad the deceased, sal the latter el m& NW= marble amebae, bed. The priori yes then eadebewhe to get sway, bad the decried pore sued him and kept striking him, sad all he apparel to hare done in Mum was to hold up his arms in • sparring attitude to defend himself from the attack of the - dammeed. The latter, at length, made • nub at bim they both dosed and fell, the doomed bebgbdieseoet, end his bead came with very great violable epos the psalmist Me was taken up in sa lb ebb end conveyed home le • cels, sad be died ou the arrilag. Boma s penemetom manaination ft was diaoreered that l& ekall was hummed, 110128 of the Mead hed boss ruptured, hum at there wee he ethics of blood open the brain, and them injuries went proved to be be meek of the fall. Mr. Attires submitted to the court, en behalf of the soca, that be bed done was in self-defence, and that there yes as Mims that would justify the jury in omelet. lag hint el tbe mime of manslaughter. Re therefore da dined to midrib the Mr. Harm Chemed having briefly same& up, the jars at met robbed a verdict of A'or G aiUy. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CLERKENWELL. SEMOVI , C 110.1160 AOATICPT • COXIMAPLI. Walter Spepeer, a police-constabk, 424 S. was placed st the bar before Mr. Tyrerhitt, charged with indecently screultc Mg Frances Ellsehrth Hill, a domestic 'errant, residing Holloway. Reynolds appeared for the defence, and Mr. Inspector ridge, of the S division, to watch the cow on behalf of the Connoissinners of Police. The compleinent on being sworn seid—l am a 'errant be the employ of Mr. Claxton, of Cromwell-road, }follower. The &• - dlint is a stranger to me. On Thursday eights about a quarter to eleven I wee in the freehold ground, Hots lowny. Time is • path =ON It, but I wee on the ground. I was out at the time, because my mew had sent me far some matches. The policeman took fold of me while I wee walking on the grass, end said, "How do you feel to-night I" He was behind me, and took hold of 030 round the waist. There was no one imaging at the time. I WI "On along, Ido not wont any o f your nonsense." Ha then threw me on the grass iind committed the emelt complained of. Before I got rip I said " I will report you When I did get up I went towards my residence . and th e policeman followed nee. 1 bed got a box of matches in my Mad, gad In the 'Waggle that took place they exploded, "fi hi. I kool with di 1 p vas to (lc CND wee The the 1 a .i