The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

Ttit **33 rt 151, - - _ J . -17A - Ssau axa Ke ;"it ZO? "" (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOP.EN CE. No. 3.0t6.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 1858. Fi t; CAl.f t•TTA Direct (to slit, oss moll, from Jody.. tlw . 11 MTRAMPTO , ibeivenirt le y.. • • .4 ROUERT ZOE. Cr. •, .• g 4. 14 ludia Trim Thl• .hip Imo earcne u t 60. Tr.r. tar romp an 4 •11 any r elperlerer nirre. prow Orly • spar R. Olt; eft i• *MEW . .. ALL. pry r4II4.IMAN. Er Moor 1110 WIGRAIII rd so3d. • roil BOMBAY (to sail frau Gravesend early in r . the itlenahl Arn . ehos B hobby tank hunt randy pm. 1;AI NALCARRAP. I,thl ttn • rto•ht, banogista to •-- • nr• , tntthern. libtriorall. HENRY Boa 111 4 . Comma . • 6.1 ie . the La. 4 I. Onek. Tht• favourite rhip enclikst r penttesrnan. sot will ralmy on esp.. nanmon. • • ' 0 nt. Vl* be )itLLOV. ALLYOKT. and )101110AN, vt, 1,71114 IiIEMRAY 114. et Iwi:to mimed's , . &epoch, r nal*? elvaremeat ta the Ileataerahle Fat boas C the . 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T1:1 1. 1 .4 NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI GATION MUTANT'S Imam RIM SNIPS al be fr.* hnsais Wirt. usins r tr . prism lir a. Pan.l4 Naas) Ma F in is him: Fa . PETARaIVIIO TOtr u gloriall sad SI. TNNIIAGIN. Jrarlisodr. IN. Jr. Mid VL ANTES sal RON lOSIMING. Jr U. AM uplift aro ova it Tt. Tolaritipll. 11011EX MUM id rim lir iris. ma Tiassrs id isms i Ili mils slalla i n• rar#o a Xs MILO el PIA NAVIGATION. SAVING d Ss *INNS Pr EA. SAVING 0 a PART a Ow INSCILANCI as GOODS. he to priskos a to paresan Ism. sad Weed via for Lii= the C.apasy'• calm% 0. Kir ullissourra. Lidos. sul sora, to Mr C. Moller. I. Moreorriart, T..,. IL Far RA Parries sad al air Nils Pori Is Alin. C. Ilreirs ad SA. U. illivaisrs . sad for comagro id wok N. J. B. Prlalik. 314. Orfordotril 11. R. AN ORNWS. afrasslst DUl:am I!TEAM re GOTTENRURO —REDUCED • VAN LlS—Tbe NOITII of 'TIAN NAVIGATION 1141 . .N u T br k lelr o sad .„ parr i trrat= t r: =b o rt lashsta, s ark. be.. mariar tram Lawlor, el 4 o'clock Irsbarbiy =iPIMOOMIT. am be booted Won% by Me man anis Imams sms t ym. of Twiny. sad ass malmit Grimsby. Pora — rvoo luau or Garb,. Imo MN" 411ylmiby. mamma rad riser sslAs. £4. W. A. AG Gbiarrik lareadas GYM.,. aOUTHRNI). Sh4errwre —DIAVOND FUNNEL PACE Erik diuly no awl ale. Pert/WM June. Homer 4f. 311 Lewin's ',rifts, v. let : Nook ft calliss at meet lNA Ito lsich. rp frm mov.. 8001 1 ...1. 11. 4 1. lameekes to anti trots tftcross. b. 'et. GRAVESEND With. O•henttittw.. DI it ti t) Nil FUNNEL PANIC ETI dry. on and ottor Parr. hoe i 11...er/ 91. 10. Hi. 111. oad 11 ; Loodout=.. htil. 12. 2. Of role UO sw.doy loondoe.S. raft Y Lrt sod Woolwich. Vt. tor Charria l l i k e dio . a: T. t4-`wreloz4. M. rd IA. ; to 10. K sad b. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS TO NTIIPPERS. VICTORIA DOCK CONPAN T OM NOTICE Wm Os N imbi WTI= CITY ..• t To an NITIMACIIII Motors MOM MA T Pelmet sad Os. EAGLE IT. MARTO fib ISO-TON C. Gass. ALA lOTISLION OTTER.MALTA. ..... Wood and Co. ....... MO MALTA ArIAIDRI A M. A neaps, o4,l L. LAOS/JCL . ILO LIMA i . Person; and Ca. %RICANS 134 BONO KUNO .. Mao. at FritNANDEZ horn LIMA al sad law Ifll'3 'l9 Ro fTERDAMO. artwork. W e tartar . / entrant, la . taa Yteaa t.. Ikea. Mr C 0.., oar aueketal• Oa wavers,. at ipso tram the g Ow to Or boats at 4 Mr to.. If "ppm. Carlo r% aff etbarol= Motaarr Ptartrard torf. the abaft..., far &malt Omen to the Dolts ICI la St fro _lnto to ass/lOUs of ant Ira team dye task node is 0.11.07ei an MIMI to t'.e • •kk, •o lED dam :or whartage sod Aare //Oa Su realist aorta tata7M feet the hat at lb* area valet Pintas way tc Malawi at Ur Ykturts Dad Rawl. ka, of at Oa Wier% at Ct. ,teetraisl. K Cpper C. CAPPit. • A PISTRA JUNCTIM • RAILWAY. TO CON TN A eTolUi. Dlreetere el the Ilassp•tra.l Jew-that Raves Carereer are pea VW to menet Taa .r the I ~\ MT RUCTION .4 I. RAIL- UT frau TOWS I. a ILIA:M.O.N. Partim .14.1r.er. el tielereee rev draw in:• I .UYn a .tateavrat of the ameeth Mr Ikea. larrrik7. ...Wawa et the Cemprie. 111. ~eaßeae r w,+. Weettalaster. as sod after bloods,. the the beer. .1 lo sad 1 tietnek. Ifee:ed teekes. eihrontaf7. dd Krat.../ aletioe. W ba .fit la as sr Sofas. ,DAT ibe Sad at July. at lo u'eturk ma. The Wesson be Aid umensiftes rapt Ur lased kesokr.—lly asks. F. OARLILY. Hatay. Oess trios Peall.m. Juno IL EXTA SLIMED lIS. VlrroltlA LIFE AssuKANCE COXPANT, N. U Rlne •trert. Wasieweem, O. trA.roormw enry 4. awed. el* Mimi Ptak= nats he pat gilerlftt 11111 TM Avelyti re mama rftdit deft the obeli et Ns. iossoup, isaa:4l. al ID. •• 10, as I„to NOMA, • /wed at ear solorNl. LPII.II. el was pie &row 0.14•618 ink trot hum annelid V pa IDOL nu tiro Pmalow• IFILLIAN ILIMAY, Adis" L _ ,A.,„, 11 11U It LINEN.—The P.. saprisrded. + nue.* nor. mi. .std Mot ooltbkl of mosiess Ram, IMO kimono . 10,..i.. or revlailog 0100, a a to /woos Um .1 ‘ , 4 ON 0....14 Ity of n abaft, Ng. I i • nli lbe PAT LYT ko.".11.1A11 YLATIaI An pens or It. thom old, DI, 1.,e Hot.. 1..: man. Ask. To.: NO of as*ow.. 5...• ....1. M :...t I re............... 4 Si A.. 1.4 .141, Wand Alesalme, Win •., " , 44,44% T. I:I I LLACTOX. 1, Lemihnis. en dlosi ....;,.. 1 1 tn. • •• .-- T5 ',even Amnon. It I. semon le env 1 .P:1;10 1 S. - TI. PATENT SELF-ADJUST. Mrig 41 .It tAX TIN I*, a, Whir Efgei.ll. wit/vet my DOW 4 '4" , ..e. eh hew, fne th• cure and 4 . 4.44 7 Nagy .4 a good trom L. an •111.4••1 r.. 141.6 M .411 r 14•VINIkt) i•••-le CO OW rut 3fhvfol. WWI de. 1.11.•:••• tay..ll In • tnr laueneu bere , l 1001 Anon. i." *"1 • 4 ,1.7. 1 k,. . 4 1.1 1 4.1.1.—J. LOU AM CO. 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T. 01:1,11 AN RI MD will do &WM 11117 11XTBI4TAINIIIINT. aniellow el Mang owl Clowsiorinik =rl / 11 Zik ii *Isk ilinfteli gM eiit iallasna mis.. 11 1.41.6"d r1111 . °g •- 111 1. 1 . ea Illw of r 4: Tam& *A 11/104 etlelk. NA tumbrils ea • wane, blol ow. odmiolus, lb. awl 1w. L........ . Mak k o rlik no le usiorwl lit dr dodos lbo doo • 11bla in own flaw. doo.oilbroo oflot =TY froolloi;41Th Nospisood. No bedew moo so 110100100 Amt. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MI/81M I. SO 011•IMZHIFIlli.1411111011,0pain.-0=111.rillin I iss.-o.arasise upwards of I••• austradwit user, put .1 *os frame Is MAU ran of um. as LISPTITiI r &arena at si :: ..- rx i x of we% by Dr. 0. Urn . sad •an At lelwalessioloi of Laws le we la man I rit &Um, vy ft . •14 p.a. pie. cisali—Adalimios. Ow BUM& T 0 PASTRYCOOKS.—For £3OO. the LEASE of the ROUPS (real vary low awl non DW ILL of a M T'ar: otehlidied 111. 1 g1,1nrie. bow la a ftwri%hing condition. together with the ea tive% dr. sad an thing. wertaihiat to the Ilegram J. L. a. Pionberarew, City nod. Leedom IDULNNETTE MODEL WATCH, 68, CAvapside. At Ids mionsfartary, very groat 030034 of sa• smart 40310303. hOl. sit Jo blest ooproveriate. ../rer. from 0035003 ;Is • 0113. en 13 futon. TM boa Ossons Iratelr. 30 Or mai. Ism SAL DEPARTMENT.4Lenv sad Itailmt and Oa. Itlabaa v and eapola— tanfiZi...4 . I:l4 l M ai The Itarmit Liedda. an tan Won.— O p pa L ea rna d ina lilli clu p fte... 16 8 ,4 4a1ai • tarneatas. la pr a kuid assa. lafkran asana Wabhara et D.—o. LF-A-CROWN i tow the ries of good come TR& la as. tap. at tat Warshaw., et the as lla m . ilia Geed Oda% to tin larry, at is. pa. —4. Great DRAY sad Ob.'. AGRICULTURAL CARTS, as.. swoosa., U Theamuntet. ow Lerseerbridge. BARLOWS rOTATO STEAMER, a new Imolsk so stiftimitly coatrlml • that PM It Mirror p ll sb, Mem an embilml Se the beg %V a ra 7 .1 ,,,... show of tr . C 411 trll ,11 1 14 WA III IIC II RIA . )01114 N0 A 4 . 141 PICO : lis Nat fart *mart. M TM above ars le • Larraftor sid prim pub. —ll.ll. in . IILoW. Maplre • mierfae tam paimem ii, limispessikes arm mild*: aim an whim Initideos. Mailed Ifs, c7WINO'S WATERPHOI IPS are the beet 1 ( Nelda lor ; IM7 win arid all Imam% mil UN mob I. Thologroel Voiloollill o o lbo Mom" ondoA and toollei h rogr so • mom oolmooleloo so Ss ibn lierair foliosf i rpoi lmg roM a loook hal io Soaks LaZoorons moo tom ark or OIL oat lam— Iftos 7 snide etorkoi oith the moo of J. O. 001011,0. Zll. 111l000d. irooo woo 1,1.1.4."11, HURST'S FINLEY'S lea oluble ARABIAN CZNIVIT. for regotring CHINA, OLAB9. tr.. lit Is Wont, Hers ge googrl Lb , 01 . 1 7 tn..PIIFSat ensent. Wansated to stand Mx grater. Tote bad a( nemeruto boontoniers add oilmen ; Harlow, N K big Wllbeagetreet. City or of C. H. Hl' /CM . road, Ygortgieton, Franey. In bong, la. sat Y.but frog, 14 ramp. Nadi boa bean *ad sod derratore of C. 11. 11. PRE CHEAPEST HOUSE for PAPER and INTZLO PEA le MOM and co'MMIS. ifs. 1, Chew &n lees qTleeteercet each. Uerful maul laid note, 6 etedre for 6d. ; ewwyf thki, auk. 6 quit s for la : superfine crews laid adheedre envie MX.. 00 . per lure .ne Wine e.reloree ea. 6d. per 1,0 0 ; letter paper. es, ad, per n aro. rarsnain and (Winne a paper made hoes dem, 20. N. per ream. The Correspondence eked pea Ise NMI& ea tie 1 id. per gramee. Cillainjar peel free. Oran onesrtid o. .—Oberrre. PriTMIDOK sad COZENS, Manufacturing Rabe" 1, Clinneerr bee. EDBrRAns. BEIMINO, and FURNITURE WILLIAM IL BURTOVIN rook at row of his rA linas owl dollour rob rdrir Orr re moor. orrodooremo. ge Ile Yr Darr Ilmoo Norris rolioro' be i ral oleo rant b Oor as orL r corod oo Porlorr. variety, tam ‘1 fa ed. t• ur elelo6. s • FIAN-Twilat Para his Parra& Om kr rap. with Maw& ••. oserro llorlrl Mr"wool mark rare. or par/ : ACarm roar Ono b 'err awl ' 00l 011111411116011 .......... .... . 1 6 0 14 ID 6 • dewldo beibtead. lam ....... 16 li If with flalf-Tegor and Furniture : =Wimple* .. . ..... ....... . ..... /3 13 • ?b. late additkoe to them eatenelee premium labs* by tar the ridln Ilarepel are of web a obarasher chat Be soldre of NIGHT = it *marl to the 4 foke of doe most madden{ obeli .1 0 %KYR • L MUM IRON )10310111Y elm, Plated Beak, Melba Brenfue, Tammy, Ins sod Bran lkitowle and Budding.. so roao to obtsea Lon* lbw Noon* ae to afoot lo porta lamb/dog BM* la Os Monies of goods that coot be b opal for ebewbas. Ilhoiratod catalog.* oust per peeti OXPORI , If RN ;1, It. t and ; & add 6. PLR• Yll PL —l66alllobed & 1111• THE RACES smd FETES —Ladies wili flod the . 4 , : tilly the et ROWLAND" I AIN DOR ?choking te gyog=the Now Ned booty of the ko aed Me tree the based Idlosee of the yes and dug. the deed of marled eil uyitabAlly hesk geld limo sp usi tav d Ve lla. u. .41. 11111Ugz os atisedr4 ea delend e=tel d e eekeedees age emilkeled be the i rlyTte= 4 glege tele latinder as/ ate qemplosko I. CMS et eeelege et Who et s dyke a hoe hog boo ackseeledecd. Write 4a. ft aM ea IL pet bathe Ceeden.—Tbe took. .. Henke& Ra== . the wyegper.--dieM ROW ni x D and KONB.IO. Lenin; sot by Ch amble Red umer. TIM NEW NOVEL. Jr pelibbol and to be bad at al WNW. kiwi., pluivEmioN; or, I hr. Ceres and Oonqatnees, of Infidelity. • 'WY teethe elver Tr IN • morel written with erre ere her et wtj& y e seserg awl of west b fleet. 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Jw derai laliMin for Wenner oe the l'hea, la LW. b 7 **woo Author prke ha. Si. TREATIbb A7T1714A Aid e KART. terns • linwreb. Lonewohnin Jane pebbled. Pi W. and antral Maim ; peke la. sr, bT —. be Mimes beam THE SCIENCE or LIFE ; or. How to Live and Imo Los fee; alb mph bib fee DiskrdDelf >terrearet; together ertlr lortrogitrear fa, roelinhe • lad that 4 rehte *Wool bhol , 4llll4o.Palj stishaNe elmeneaar of • esitessalsesiewroi al We. lie • Pave AM tit Lltrs an al . 10:11 1 N : TV?a l k e ll ie lf i V ui* lIIIK Peastiel Ohansitse. al the tse d the le Os Thillllllll.l4 than Dhealese 71b_. mane ebepals. ben • walled ember et Ss inedial prefer 40% MA et bela Ilk Cr . Pare 44 esperleasa le ailhe the miaereas draw Raw the beim COM OD INV eam: = will be bus. ibi arms te raw 8111110011.1% dffilihreto Utildl LANS air pereasa Nal be mti a lts=ler their man& awl Ow, 71. Patarireeeeeeer ; Bawl . C 3. Wad area; Yam : Nona 011. LelearlSP4o.l.l. sad all Noe idiom RYSTAL PALACR COMPANY.—Sharehohlers Ewald nod dr CRTNTAL PALACE III:SOLD ANDSHAIL If OWY, MON TULY I•IIICULAR.—Tho Sowed Milks of the cL Jew Ilmeher, now rood', costal.. Letters froto %roe rharrholdrro. red assisolkies skalated to Insowe the ornorwretai prooperhy of thh, ass' sodettsajso. t fee to pot for throe stosnue ; aessal wetorrlotloo. S. ed. Warr. sddrwood to the pablibm J. Cwettorrtriet. Chancery bate. will rewire hiasellste oftestko. LLOYD% W EPA LI LONDON POMO, zu m a I DouoLatt •sq:a.koz V.IIR LT CIRCIFLATION—sweraMs et moss. A CAY,AT PACT few ADV LATISICIA Is mad= MIXT% COLI . M NA. ise.o.tlat the rltr LATEST price TWOPUNC/L. or nntavossa peal Ira% of NIT Ilvore Amster •Ilmet Irmo I.IOTO. ihNoher•-opetrA DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the °ODR- A, TRT by NY RN INO POST. all M. per fir.. Tammy!. ad. yeNwllrnoes. JOHN H•D t. PDX. H. Upper AR•oyilteNt, RigemaNpayk. semi RIM Agen HER MUSIC. THEATRE. The evrioeity of the musical public is to the far famed Johanna Wage*, bu at length been graVfled. She made her debut is England on Saturday evening to the character tf Romeo, in the Cepidetti ed i Motekeelli cf &Biel Mdlle. Wegner is yammer than might bans been ellip soid from the length ornate that her name btu ►een known to the world. This i■ owing to the precocity of her genius gad the early age at which the appeared before the public She is now in her nasty-fifth year, having been torn in 1831. She is a native of Hanover. Her father, en eminent tenor sierra, was well qualified to give her • good vocal edattatioa ; but the was as actress before she became • siege', and to this day her greatest strength hoe is the dramatic Detach of b. art. By the time 'be was fifteen, she had diatingained bawl( lo many important parts in tragedy end anal co needy, but a the meantime her musical 'dahlias wag net neglected. Her vase being a anstraleo, her fir t y e t In opera was the Peso is the Huguenots ; and her sates. in this end tome other parts grailially brought hetsP- Vrely upon the lyrical siege. Ten years ago she wee at Pais pursuing ►er studies nadir Manuel Gana, the ale bated astructor now resident among us, who has eosin bated to form many "[the most distiossinied singers of the day, Jenny Lind •ncluded. After her return to Germany she took, alternately with Madame &battier Devriest, the atheist parts in oriole opera; and now, bold , ng • lifser.gagement et the R yal Opera of Berlin, she is tee acknowledged chief of the Gerona molten drams, sapproaehed by any one save the Dresden prima douse, Jemmy Ney, whose gnat powers hove been profusely brought beton the English public. Johanna Wigan's voles Is properly a contralto, but, like Hatteras. Vi•rdet, Albool, sad other celebrated *Wpn, ! she hes extended it far beyond its Ratan compass. and per forms many parts whelk ere entirely soprano. Is • merely musical point c f view this would be • disadvontepe, for s voles cannot be thus artific ally stretched beyond it• '' enteral pitch without some injury to its quality; but some voices are so eataasive by nature, t►at the proms 1. centsratively harmless; sad moreover, if a watratha singer were to keep within the limits of her voice, her dramatic range would be sadly eircomecrthed„ and as an actress she would lose the brightest triumphs of her gonna. Tee made of Romeo, in which Mdlle.Wstraer has now been heard, is entirely suited to her arta ; it amnia to be learned how she sings such parte ea Valentine or Norms. Bellini's opera, I Cepsiktti ed f Montecch, b ate of several Italian pieces on tee fame subjoin. There is old Zingarelli's Romeo a Giutietto; then is Vactai's opera with the same title ; and tbsre Is this of Bell ni. It is one of his early and immature wt rks, art eomparable fer • moment to the riper fruits of his genius, Norms, the 50AN0056114, Of the Puritan:. It bean, however, • strati leanly likeness to them; but It le the likeness of the stripling to the full grown man. The melodies bare the some simpleity and sweetness, with Behinds tharec , eriotie tinge of melancholy ; bat they seers to be, as it were. •a embryo—the themes Ere left La their rudimental state with. out the opinion and devs:opment which, in Norms and the Finnan, we find given to susata of • similar kiad. The cum quince ill that the airs sound trite and Ismiliee, like things we have heard before; and their expression is so vague that their hamlet." character rate en tirely with the si..ger. Hence this opera hoe owed its success (such as it has been) to its subject and net to its mesa, which has been deemed so weak that it has gene rally been patched up with music by other composers. The mo.t venison yrsetiee has been to throw aside the lea act and take Vaecat's instead ; nay, sometimes a sort r f pa tience has been concocted oat of the throe opera. of Belton, Vacant, and Ziogarelli. Mall*. Wagner, however, is right taking Bellioi's nestle only, and in giving it entire* However weak it may be, it has a oonsisiecey r f style, sad unity of design, which an never be found in a piece of patchwork. As tonna subject, it is of coons the story of Romeo end Juliet; but whether taken from Seek spent or from tbe old Italian tale to which Senora* had recourse, seems doubtful. Signor Romani, the Italian dr". mans•, may be supposed to have read Shakepeare, but his opera might have bees written' though our Banish Flume and Jahn bad agar existed. The story le told in all its original magrenees. The lovers are scions of beside betas; Giulietta's finely with to force her into marriage with Tebaldo, • kinsman. To are her from this sacrifice, L.. Teas°, the family physician, gives bar • potion to pro! dun appereat death, intending to oommuoieste the derive to Romeo, in ceder that he may I rano her from Ms tomb. Romeo, saint rased a this eroxtrivanee, bears of Otalletta's death; he breaks epos her tomb la the night, and, alter weeping over hint cold awaits, takes pobon. Mullett& awakes, sad their re union is a moment of replete. fcllowed by despair and egoey. Ranee expires, and Cleolietts falls dead upon his body. Johanna Wagner appeared near the begloolog of the piste, in the acme where Romeo, placating himself to the Capitate as an envoy from the Moatecabi, proses@ that the houses shall bury in °Hake their tacked feed, and tamest the union by the nuptials of Romeo sad Oluliette,• proses. which is diadaisfully rejected. Mdlle. Wester's entrance was very wilting. Her tall, graseful figure, freak count"- nava, and chivalrous air, made an levant impression. She was received with long-contlased applaue, and lives some time before she mold open her month. ♦ brief dialogs in recitative showed her botanist denamation, and law:- dosed the air, " Si Romeo Varela on figlio," • plain aim. pie melody, into w►ich she t►rew the utmost fermata's' of expression, disp`ayiag this Whams of her deep toatralto eons. The sabesquent air, " l.a tremenda ultra spode," is which Romeo retorts the haughty defines with which he I. met, was delivered with imersesee fire and vocal power, a high B natural being uttered la • tone which rang through the date and trodwed • bent In admiration, and the fair singer, after leaving the stage, was recalled with scolanntions. la the following sane between the lovers, where Roma, honchoed to bid mistress's apartment by the frieadly doctor, 1/114 la vela to persuade her to fly wits him, there is • pretty duet, " Mlglio penis," into w►isk Menlo. Wagner tbrew the most teepee gamed tenderise", well responded to by Mdlle. Jeany Bare who throughout the whole pleat was • pleasing and it-twist ing Gialietta. In the monad act there blade that it remarkable, or that disolsys very irrikisply the powen of the prior men. Ths lasi., however, is worthy of antis,. The it... is which the lovers on surprised by old Capelet and by followers, and forcibly 'operated, is worked into a concocted piece, written wits coarldorable gamey coed drummer effect This. indeed, is the hist mule in the opera. Then le • poworfel mite la the third set between Romeo and Tebaldo. Tobeldo wails his rival with theeste sad invectives ; and Romeo, after restraining Memel( fo• • whi:e, is at losith exasperated and retorts with equal violence. The bent of pumas wit► which Einsamo en claimed— Viesi ; tt nownes, e Ado Ti.. f worst mi. floe r fled , 12. ',dieser. Is the midst of their wrath the mud of snilaseholy t•uaie is beard, and °iodides Inewal proewcioe pews over the stage. They thee, for the Arm time, learn that she is deal, and their (soy if changed to woe. Tots is a Age dramatic s'osatwe, though ror it fth►kspeare. Nothing could be more beautiful t►an Millie Wagner's ardor sod staging is this seems. It oarless, tie., " Blts 2 molts I" seemed tie cry of a broke. bent. Bat the atvesgth of the piece is esseestrated is the feurt• set. The feeble aside is quits inadequate to the situation, bet the streegth 1... la the attesting Itself, and in the powers [(the priseipal perfumer. The wise is die cemetery • 'he Cipslitta Romeo i 5..., to vis t the tomb of hi beloved ; bat isiteed of eoliths is loam sod Wears, be absurdly eines at the head of a orowd of followers, who begis by staging aloud, suseirinieg obtuse, sad then break errs the tomb, leaving bin slaw wit► Pe read. From this 4111 SS the tad Nellie. Weiser's 'visit was beastilsi beyond dawrigitien, sad its ret►os was resistless Is thee li air," D.b, to heir *slow" insipid se the melody is, every tone, every wont, wined steeped is tesb. How we lofted Ur ZlagartUre beastital sir which Pula meld Is rs'ne so divinely. Giuliani, swskine,feintly utters ..itowito, Rom o!" He tiring without surprise, thinking that her voice calls bin to join her in the truth; but when he sees her rise, the cry, Cielo ! chi rep' ie i" is a thing be forrytten. There was not s permit in the 1 mow, we firmly believe, who wee not !minitrack by the sound. Mdlic Wegner's whole perfortnen-e bas inspired us with unbounded sdosirsti , n of her powers as s tragedian Were •he to se , Shakspeare's own &Ism with sli lu rich sad bowlful detsite, instead of the meatus cutliee of the !Wiwi libretto-atelier—were she to give us the rowautk love at first sight, the pusionate fervour cf the niomallte wooing under the balcony, the scene with the spothimory, sad the thoasaad touches of truth and saws which our poet has thrown is, what a pictu4 could ate not give of the tinammtred Italian boy—what an effect could she no' impart to the saddest tale of truelove that ever was told Were she to "throw music to the dogs," and br, In be. own roans, the Roue fibalispe•re, she would be, le her own country, sash a Romeo ea the Eoglish stay* r an a ver possessed. Thin is corns minis whit', may rarlt and Intensify the lthenage of passion; but if Mdllr. Wagner creches the bran and stirs the inmost affect.ons, It is in spite mt, and ad by the help of, the unateaniag siersong Of ',DLL That lidlle. Wagger is a peat singer le r certain as that she Is a greet actress, hut we doubt if she Is equally fault less. Oa this head, however, we do not as yet feel quite prepared to speak. Her castrato voice we thiek is the most powerful we have ever heard. It Is Oman massnaline, raw times, in its rrengtb, aid when she mains a close ea eee•e profound key-note. she agpsvates it till It brows slater kanh; but she don this, we suppose, because, like her attire and her manner, it is the assumption of a masealias part. In her mode of vccalising we desiderata somethleg of the martbans sad ilai•b of the Italian school. But she Is • German singer; end to be fsir.y judged, must be beard la the music of licasit, of Weber, of Beethoven, and of liayerh. er. . Reichardt raised • contacts and legitimate success in the character of Tel*ld°. It was snored is the very drat wane ; his 'venial air, “Riusenirlo io asp o," was 'Gourd with thuodets of applau.e. Th.. duet of mutual Masco betwtto &MHO and Tabsldo was sustained by him with ;feat astray ; sad his whole performascs was worthy of his well es'ablished reputation. Maine. Jenny B►ur was (as has been sato) an istaraitiog Oiuliatta, and sang with much grace and sootiness.. ..... TOO opera was splendidly got up. In the atarnilleeat WI seen., which opal the II c ad se', there woe a pas de dead hy Marie T•plioni sad DI. Charles. The fail Marie is bealdeoup embellses and is certainly the most captivating daraiense sow on the stage. ROTAL BOTANIC SOCIETY'S GARDENS. The grounds of the Botsoic Society ware filled as Saturday with an immense emicomm of people of rank and fashion, assembled together to witness the show of so-called American plants. The epithet Areertean" is applicable to them plants only with triplet to their origin. All the wooderful development of beatay which was witnessed oa Saturday is owiog to the work of English cultivator.. The saver- Eaglish Puritan of the seventeenth cautery who tatablia►rd himself ia blueachwetts for the purpose of carryma oa the worship of God after the meatier dear to his own he►rt, to not more different Iron the hard leaded, ►hrewd, calculating Americas of the present day than I. the modest native rhododendron frcm the Rodeos§ pleat tabialt figure loader that name is oar horticultural ashibitida. The differed between the old sad sow is as great as that between the old simple beerieeue sad the magnifice et mo dals pansy. T►e wonderful development of the rhododen dron. however, justifies Its beteg mode tMsabjeetof a par tieular inhibition. The largeness of the Sower, the greet fulness of its shape, the beauty of its proportions, and the rio -n•w of its tint., entitle it to pemeliar boomer. Tbe show ye- terday sac, without doubt, the most remarkable that has yet taken place. Lugs slot a, reaching many feet high, were rimed with rich mama of coloured I exhibitirg every variety of hue. The arrangemeat should be commeaded is being curiously artistic, and cicalated to esbibit by contrast the greet purity of the tint, of the Gr►nd duties of color, giving the eppearance of a rainbow of florin, met the eye in every direction. The specification of the names of the particular pirate which seethed attention would be intereeticg only to cosnoiseeurs. One or two, bower. which were remarked alike by the Wined and unlearned, deserve mention. "Attraction,' a large plant fall of fl men of a dull orange hue, was one of the most eo•lced, both for the correctness of its form sad the *vessels of its colour. A plant celled by the awe of "Yes. John Waterton," the wife, we suppose, of the eabiliitor, at tracted attention by the clearness and transparency of the mauls co:our of tie leaves. Another plant in the collection of the rme inhibitor was the subject of great admiration, primarily for its magnitude, and nest for its accurate proportions and colour. The Gower differed considerably in shape and arrangement from incet of i a competitors ; the cutter was of a reddish brow., end the tint faded away by delicate gradations into pink. There were other epecimens which attracted almost equal attic tior. There has lever base are exhibition which, with en little voritty, hes yet presented or nun, peculiar features I of interest as that of Saturday. rein*, Albert, accompanied I by the Relent of Baden and the Primes of Praesia, 'lilted the 'Weal during the day. The principal exhibitors were Y. . Waterton, Standish, and Better. Mts. Fanny Bauble has arrived in the United States, and intended, it •se said, to retire to her titan, at Lenox, Id eaniebuotta. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Tbs following W.V. ensoag th• fashionable* rho bonaared the thirst,' era B.t■r a.y owning erith their premien: The Dab isd Dodson oiHdllegtoe, the Dub of Dormice. tbe Daly d CYmlead. de Dubai e. lionno, the Uri ef Wen. eordend lard Holy, the lisoule sad Maribireoeaf Dorian, Ohs Idelidde of Bath. tta Bowls if CliorMeedo. do Marquis rod Mesibleres et Firearart, the Ileirois Cleepelon, U. 111148 laardit. Lard Wont Thou% the Cienirre @Men ial aid Illoperat Matler. lord Wink the Meat.. of Jo. rey, Lady do lan of Malweelsary. Na Sol of Wino, the Owl al am latly Woo do BM rod Oinerine ef Mee. tio. Lao moire Coblestio ilmounit lionsb. Mot sad Ceram « lonenarpren, Vbenned flora. Bloom" lhows* lad wad lady Priedlmilem. lady ARS helot. WNW Ladt im On e er . . , so Cleason edbm, Lod rid twierasee. lady Hey, died Miss altellr„ tadyeadthe rare De la Were, Let Adrard, sod toy 800 Tara Led Tomas red laity ONO" toyes. bro. lard °mato awl fat Me di Orwiteray, laid Lora, lady Undo, Lod tablet Ciro" Lord ay e 4 %rd. Mr J. sad Lady Joilirea. Ma be Om Copula Drs, amed, Omni isader wed Lady Railddiled. the Rm. Deasy Ise Mo. Ward, Weed to II a. "laud Upton. Lady now. Na Waders Abdo, Ban , the fade. thrdtpe, etr John tawdrier._ pai r fir P. Citatley, Ban mr Mean Walk Sett , sir Oman Wineleadi. Met., Mr. C. J. Pal mer, Mr. Mar. a. M.P. Coals Moan Captain t yew Mayor Pm* Wald Matta, Dr. Goma% Mr. Velistlis, I, lies. 0. laymos, Sir ream let Swat &rt., 11 MI Krim balms Ptiestaa, BOIL Mn C..t, Madame Poem, A. Meadoory. (hurts..." wan. worth, Athena Gdier.Viewoolfloreelery, Mr. Soy. Mr. Kalebtlay, Cal. N. Nano. Mr. lair ILL. Orris Lumley, Nos. ll,a, Teed. icon.deptain Owlet 'MN Mr. and Mrw oottorn. Mbelkera WMINIPM Mtn LW, WS. J, dam Daw ns" ri lady had . • Mr. Vmmdm• bar, Mr. Teams. Na R. MOSIM, Ilmjor 11111, *Oa Crptaid lienefeed. Mr. lan Mr" Ills. Wardyater., as Ilealkyr. coma latthyday Lay sad Ma Ashworth, Mn. Saban. mad Ni.. A. laltasta. M• watualia Caine/ Mac. &watt, Dlr. laaddna Mr. Marty% Mr. Skala Mss Mutedasald, Mr. Wier Mr. 1.1.0 Om Mrs. Chlo el Mono. Mt. Mbesiet. Yu. Matthew mad Lady Wyatt. Mn. Pedal. Major it.b. them Conde Manton. boa(. Somalis& Ho.. Mr., It a oat Mm Roo Cassia loose Puny, Dd. N. C. Trmysayce. Blr Frames Rating. Kr Ralph and lady ttowayd. Mr.. It italghtley, Mr. W. Moran. Cassia Bunco, Mr Jam. Fordunma, Ban., Mrs. 0. Bettis.* Lady n.mmmt, Mrs. Aattebam, Mr. 0. Carr* Captain Wawa, Ordain leaf, sod t'laptalt CleatdalL MALTLEBONL AND Sift B. HALL.—At a treeetiog on Saluda, et the reyroentative e teach of Hanle& as, it was served by a brae majority that the most house .1 told be created for a pubic motioi to be bold to reasi.in tit. roalleat of Bir B Hall la relation to the Bonds, bode Sus Peter Loris emoted the applisation as laforasal, not hernia latma wade by a written and Moved reqaieitioo, sod remarked in dotag to : " Tho more the thar.etre of Sir B. Hall wait dianwerd the worse it would appear." Tha Oleo. veins was received with aloof "No, ao," fora all parts of the oeto. MS PANAMA RAlLROAD.—latelligence is brought by the Woe ladle packet La Plata. which !midst suited, that the dined ri of the Papaws Ittllrorid at. repairiai sod dringtheafeg their lies. Th. steepen we. bride.. have gives lily OS accost of **native weed used la tasty eon ' onectlaa rapidly doespag. The Mimeos an sow wins Italia 'lto rer steepen sad Ina for bridges. The M. hoe paid a dividesd of II per eat. EXECUTION OF PALMER. William Palmer was executed on Saturday morn ire at eight o'clock, in frost of the county geol. Ever sines Palmer has been in Stafford Gaol, his brothers Thomas and Os orge, and his sister, ham constantly visited him, and they have been in the prison almost every day. Hs hes mot/ er brother, and ft wee stated that the mann le has not been to see the pri scner is, that he I. suff.ring from some severe mina' or rheumatic affection, which prevents him going abroad. A gentleman mama Haywood, who it related to Palmer by marriage, also whited him once or twice during the week, and it spectra that doting all the interviews that took place the prieoner inysrlab'y twisted that be wet isnot/in of the crime alleged against him. sod that he bad been unjettly enovived of the murder of Mr. Co ,k. At the eery lot meeting between Palmer and Mr Haywo'd, the latter exhorted the t Imam to relieve his mind if he were guilty, adding, " Palmer, you know there i. no necessity to make aloes statement, hot if your 'entente is sleet one, you should say so " The prisoner replied," It is not." One of the officers of the gaol then said to the prisoner, " Lo you mean to say that yea are no , justly 0011,iC , Pti?" Palmer erawered, "I do ray en." H. then gam Mr. Haywood • rel•gir us book that be bad lent him, and they parted. Ti'. Rev. Mr. Goodscre, the chaplain, why has aster before ' had under hischante a espltally coovieted criminal, ha. bees most unresittirg in his rtitati , os to the primer. Hs has also been assisted by the Rev. Mr. Sneyd, a eleygyiran residing nest Stafked, and both Vesta rev. gentle men liam made the most earnest endeavour, to brieg the trimmer to the sense of hi. onhaopy poction, sad it we. frequerVy impressed upon him that he could give no treater sign of real penitence than admitting his guilt if he F had really committed the crime imputed to him. The pri mmer lietaned to these exhortations with calmness and at tention, bat he always eabib.ted the beeriest and manner of a man who had determined upon the course he should take, end be never, however mash pressed, refrained from de eming that be had been unjustly c%nvicted of the murder of Creek by strychnim. Whether titers really w. 5 any real rvatioe fa the priannee's mind as t 4 the actual mum of death it not course impossible to know, but it notelets that he would give any direct sumer to the question whether Cook was murdered or Dot. Daring the whole time Palmer has been in Stafford Gaol he has worn the prison dream, which is of the most vanes and ordloary deserip.ion. It consists of a jacket, nommen, and waistcoat, all composed of a coarse prey cloth, the make of the garments and the materiel being of the same cha racter. It is customary with movie.. capitally convicted ty allow them on the morning of ext out to resume their son garments ; but as the drew worn by Palmer during his sojourn in Newest' was taken from him after the tried, sad was never sent for by the prisceer or his friend., this course could not be taken in the present case, end the prisoner was commeently executed Is the prison dress. At his own rattan% also, hit hair was cot quits close to his head Imme diately he arrived at Staff rd, sed this, added to his miser able clothing, very toatetislly slotted his appearance, and gave him the look of a coarse, common man. Os Friday morning. Palmer, for the dent Vim, expensed a desire to see Me Smith, hi. attorney, aad Major Fultard, the governor of the gaol. immediately directed a telegraphic menage to be sent to London, informing that emptiness' of the prismer's wish. An answer was returned that Mr. Smith weld certainly ceme to Seafited, but that it would be 'erosible for him et, do sows til late in the day. The psi •ftner was visited on Friary by Me. Haywood, his brother in-law, and his brothers Thomas and demos, and hie Meter. Mr. Haywood lon in the anemone, hat hie brothers sod sister remaised tae greater portion of the evening; but it need not be stated lint two officers of the prison were present the whole time. An issorrtsnt incident took plan• shout balflisat ten o'clock. Major Falford, the governor of the gaol, being ewers that Mr. Smith, the prisoner's attorney, wag shortly expected to arrive. went to the prisoner's cell, accompanied by the Rey. Mr. Goodscre. and he addressed the prisoner, and said that if he wished to make any family on m0i1 .14,1041 .14,1041 rommuniettione to Mr. Smith, he might rely that they would not be divulged, and that they should be kept a professed secret. Palmer immediately replied, " What I hate to say to Mr. Smith I do not wish to be kept secret; hut I hope, on the contrary, that you will take um to let it he made as petite se possible. I have my to say that I em very grateful to Mr. Smith fir his stertions of my behalf, and I also thank the officers r f this gaol for their Madness to me," He this finished the sentence by using this remarkable esprestdoes, " I also wish to say that Cook did not die from atryebnit" Major Falford, up n his saying this, addreemed Palmer and said, " Mr. Palmer, I hop* that at this awful mouton' you are not quibbling as to the coon of Cook's death? The question is not whether C. ok was reordered by atmehnia, but whether be was killed by you OT Dot " Palmer re joined, " Why, Lord Campbell summed up the owe as see of murder by stryebnia." Major Falford emits said, " That is not the question—the point, is whether Cook was murdered by yeti or not." Palmer the said, " I bays enthhg mere to say than this-1 sin quite tansy fa my eon. mimeo and happy in my Wad." Mr. Smith arrived at the prisms soon after this moseyed, and be was immedi ately *dented to the prisoner's Pll. 'The prisoner's broth en tad sitter were present during the interview. It was anti. elpated that the primmer was about to make loss ise rrttet rommonicttion to t.ie attorney, hat it turned out that his chief ohjset was to thank him personally for the great pains he had taken in preparing his defense, and also to contradict a rumour which it seemed he imagined had got abroad, that be had made a confession in London, either to Serjeant She., or to note of the moth, rides of the gaol of Newest,. He wished Mr Smith to do all In his power to get the statement contradiated if it had hem mad*, and he elm pressed atm him, for the make as be said, of his family sod his "poor boy," that the sake, of Cook should he again *thorned, and satmitted to etamitation, with a view to show that it did not coot do l any stryeknis. Mr. Smith promised 'o do all in his power to comply with Palmer's moon. Before he loft, Palmer ' gave him a religious tract entitled " The Sinner's Feinsrl," and just before be banded it to him he wrote on the fleet l ento in a firm bold band, William Palmer, Jane 13, 1856." The Seal parting of the primmer and his relatives was very arteriole. 'They did not leave the mot until pat 12 at night. Mr. Smith accompanied them, and he left by ones of the early morning trains to go to Birmingham. Palmer retired to rest soon after his relatives and Mr. Smith had left. . . . . Palmer, se above-o•ted, went to bed shoat twelve o'eloek. He slept soundly until half--ast two, when he meek., and shortly after three the Rev. Me. Ci^odscre, the ehaploin, was admitted to his roll, sod hi remelted with the rieseer until the last moment. Palmer remains I in his bed eon vetoing with the chaplain until eye o'clock, when he it , t up and washed end dressed himself, and he then had a cup of tee brought to him, bat be Aid not eat anythiug with it. One of the turnkey' naked ties bow he was, and he replied that he felt very comfortable and happy, sad wag quits pry and, About half-most 'eves o'clock, Colorer! Drott, the high sheriff of the ciurty, aecomneried by Mr. Head, the under sheriff, and rime of his officer., arrived at the OWL and they proceeded to the primroses cell, sr immpanied by Major Talked, the governor, and the Rev. Mr. Goodson". The prisoner shook beads with them, and retained thanks to the g. vern , r for the k .loess he bad received at his hands Shortly afterwards CcionelDyott ached the preens whether Ins did not think that the time had strived whet he oeght to ate it the justice of his enterer? Palmer immediately, and with great earnestness, exclaimed—. No." Then, one of his "ems dons, end with great 'merry, he added—. They are my murderers." He did not mention whom he meant by "they," but be again repeated the es. premien, .1 am murdered ; they ere my murderers." The • coti ger was 'Pont, after thts brought into the cell en perform the neormary operations upon the primmer. He woe demoted in a very cleats white mock beets, end was apparently *tarot fifty veire old, and a tall'hale loan. His MUM, it sower., ins J , Ito Smith, sod he earries on some little trade to the town of Dudley, whore he resides. Although it eppeare that he ha• only bees enraged is the rams capacity a few times, the last occasion holes Bye yesn ago, when a men named Charles Moore wee exemsted r what was then brown a. the Aels Flats murder, he yet about his work of pinioning the sews end wihts of Palmer, rsmoviao his aeckeloth, Ae., with the u.nvet mitoses'. Daring the a/meson' oft Inim.ire P.lm.r did rot soy a word, and when it was concluded he est down upon • berth awaiting the fetal signal to proceed en she doe= that awaited him. The high she ref end t • elseplain left the rem for • wiriest, mid alt., a abort time the latter mid he thought it weld be adviaable, now that the les• moment had shook orriyed, eosin to esk the t ti nnier whether he would make soy admiseon of hi. guilt, sod they both returned to the ell, and the Rev. Mr. Good am again for the lest time melted the Walser whether he would admit rho justice of hie sentence' Palmer replied in • am, composed toes, "It is no. a jest resteser." To t hie, the the plain, imparted, almost ievoluatarily, rejoined, "Then your bleed be upon your own head " At this moment the prima bell gave forth Its mounsful send. Palmer beard it quite unmoved, and it b lag now Asses up n eight o'clock, a signal was givea for the proofs- Woe be be formed. It was headed by tho chaplain, who commenced reedier the burial 'ethics ; be was followed by memo officers of the sheriff ; then gime the prisoner, doss to eh , m was the hangman sad his assistant. The high oh. rif wad hie deputy and a few of the county =moistest,* who are visiting justices of the peel, and Mejwitalford, the warmer, dosed ties procession. The roll is which the "releaser lad teem conlinsel was a scot of geßry, and be had to deinoni an fret 'abeam He desseaded at a quick pato, and sot widotooolog his arse sad hands being *tossed Inv faltered, but exhibited a most ortroordicay impost. one. of samara sad, Mud, iodtflovoses. He stab • bow to the governor of the gut, Melee Pafford, who wan @tending at the bottom id the itaircase, and shook batch with one of the efflets's of the prison, and th n with great con p^sure titillated his place in the procession. The &stems frow this soot to the enve .execu tion is considerable, and Pewee,. nave aid the whole of it with a firm, li g ht ' op, i o ippiag, as it wire, along the ground. He did not evince the least apourante of Werra when be nine suddenly upon the ladder leading op to the ecoffeld, bat at once mounted it npidij, and haying looked up and observed the spot where the r tie was t engine, he, of his own aecud, placed himself under it, and the elocution(' at once placed the noose round his neck Thi. er. a the only moment when he appeared in loony see emotion, but the moment the rope touched his fit so he turned deadly pale. Contrary to general exneciatioc, the crowd did not evince say manifestsiion against tte prisoner epos' Ws raking his opt en the scoff dd. There was • slight yell from one portt a of the crowd, bat the niej 'city t f trose truest gave no esprit-ion of feelieg, end, Indeed, Unseat p , "het stiquese prevailed. The hangman Mettle dr wa the ca, over the fin of the prisoner retired from the scat Id, and wither w the bolt that secured the drop, which at once tell, and Palmer ap peared to die about issunteneously. Ti ere was not a single convulsive effort ebs.ryable, his pinioned hands gradually dropped, and he ceased to rent apparently with out a pang. After banging an hour the body was cut clown and earr:ed 10 the interior of the gaol, where • omit of the head was accurately taken by a gentlemen named B•ideer, who is connected with the Liverpool Phrenological Pociety, who bed a special authority from the ei-stieg pierce. far that purpose. The couctenance of the prisoner did cot exhibit any indication of his having tuff-red a violent death, and • sort of contemptuous smile appeared upon the face. In connection with this port of the tironedirgs, the Lterrpool Albion of this day reports that Mr. Bridge wee permitted to enter the pall at six o'clock in the mornicg, for the purpou of having en ot p riunily of carefully not ing all the proceedings. Co the cell chew being opened, he was particularly struck with Palmer's demeanour, which was that of a man fleshly arranging his toilet previously to a morning visit rather that of a criminel &soot to termi ate his existerce under the felon's basso. There w.e no tremor, no anxiety, no aterm—nothing but the meet per fect calm. Alter the body bad been cut ''ova, and before entering tat on opined ino, Mr. Bridges ex plained to the high-sheriff, under-sher tf, eland in, gunner and a number of the medical profesoos who had bees admitted, the penalise type of the murderer's hood, point leg out the extreme predominance f seer rimer's; his utter went of conscientiousness; and his deb et in the higher Flitches pow. re. Udine, the se:fi .11 propeneities predominsted to en surto hi (Mr. Bridges bad never Were seen in any other criminell. The head, he explained, was cot 01 tee Rush or Oleeson Wilson type, which impel. the individual to the commission of outrageous and violent molder, bat the real type of the secret and subtle to toner. A heel of this class would needle* family, friend., end indeed a emote kingdom, to nth fy orjecee ; and one may readily understand tie low moral stat- of te e turf, when heads of this t3p t can mix freely with the noble of the lend. All protestations of innocence no the port of Palmer were, he asserted, mote than c .uoterhalseced by the criminal t e nemies of tre head; and he deemed it a motor of Irratula ties that the prooreas of such a outs had been effectually arrested. Mr. Bridges then proceeded to tyke • east, first shaving the hand and pro cent gin the weal mode of ope ravens. He succeeded in obtaining a good cwt. The face, in its general foratatina and reprisal's, is very much like that of Rush. Histractivenen is large, hut tura • tiveness appears to be the greet pivot on which the whole action of the brain worked. The emit will be ex , hihited at Mr. Bridge's roams, and the proceeds will be banded by him to Mr. Wright of Menclsecer, the prints philanthropist, who is the founder of the institu'ion for eduestice end meictsiaing the thilde n of coudemned criminal. We are also informed that a lecture on Pansy will be delivered by Mr. Bridges, the peon eds to be dewed to the same ohjset. In the worse of the day the body was tended within the manias of tte The f intern Palmer wee thus brought to • • -o ctanes on the eceffo'd. Coon the subj et of his guilt is r feline+ to the crime for which he seff.red, notwithstand ing his qualified deniels there can be no few onable doubt ; and, indeed, he himself, when the question use put to him, attempted to contradict the fete that Cook ere, I. p tint of fact, men aced. With regard to his supposed de sist of the crime, it should be reneuniw re t that Palmer was not only • cunning and a hai mu, bat be was also a bold man, possessing estraordinary nerve, which enabled Ms to beer up when many o her men under similar cir cumstances would bays yielded. He was awe that one of his brothers, a clergy's an. lied expensed • solemn belief in his innocence, that all the other members c-f his family professed to entertain the same belief, and he had the couture to adopt a course that wee critcu'ated to justify their avowed ophsies, or one which at ell events would rot cap indict them. He did not succeed, however, in imposing upon those who bad ample opportunities of eesi eying him, end whose opinion to the last wan that he was merely sating • part, and eadeavourine to swats • sh w The remembrance of the Rangeley peientlege will not speedily pass army, but all tete, on:ie....au with the evi dence cannot fail to entertain 0 • opinion that jiotiee over took the man who was really guilty of the dreadful crime, and that every material fact in the ease excluded in the clearest manner the possibility of his innooenct. SUNDAY Music IN Matcuagraa.—The attempts made to orgeolre an aseneiatton to p•ovide epprot riate mu sical performasees in places of rUNIIC se.ort s - Hanchreter on Sundays have been crowned with enemas, and a commit tee he. been appointed, whi,h include. IRMA of the meet eminent news in the ommaiseien or the peace. in the cor. poratlon, and among the merchants of Manche/me. Amongst the boat known are Aldeirneo W B. Wstkite, J. Showeroar. Wilier?, as d Hereto. J. A. T (President of the Commercial Association), it. N. Philip , Edmund Potter, T. B. Potter, T. &bun. k, Martin Scsanck, C. I Sehlottner, G. and T. Cooke, James end J •ho llegdsle, Jos. Ewart, J. E. Teylor, and Jet, Gernett (proprietors); and H. H. Acton (vile of the editor. of h.. ginmeAmerre Guardian), Thomas Fairbairn,C.E , J. bialer, H. J. Leppoo, Edmund Grundy. Alhany Fonblenesee, Tromso Aches, Jchn Broadbent, Ellis Cualiffir, and J. H. Brooks. Here.. Cmiliffe, Brooks, end Co , bankers, nave undertaken to moire subscriptions toward. expense.. The Scotsman announce* that a great meeting is to be held at &Whop on the 24th inst.—the annivenary of the Bottle of Bstinrckhurn—hr the purpose of adoptiog evolution. for the erection of a monument to W.llate, Scot land's favoasite hero. Invitations to the noblity and gentry of the whole country, sod to ill the public i Hotels in Scot land, have been Issued by the committee. The ch-ice of a nobleman so popular, so ameraplished, and, we may add, so eloquent a. the Eon of Blips to preside over the meet ing is esorediogly happy, and will sot be wit .out it. at tractions for attendee. Ths Elgin Courier says:—The prospects of the aportsmaa, at one time unusually fev.iur.ble, have been h sited in this quarter,. circumstance which is nit so mock the malt of the h.il se alb. torrents canoed by the late rains, which carried away a limit essay eggs from the nests of the birds—a fact demi nitrated by the numbers that are to b. men to the varicose water ClUnet THE CAPTURE OP THE SHIP HYMEN BY RIFF PIZATIM,—Tbe Sultan (s. s) err Ted at Soe , tampto• from Gibraltar, which place the lett on the 3rd if Joao, reports that her Majesty's steamer Ariel had arrived there from the ft , tf coast, with four of the crew of tie Hymen, of Liver toed, recently captured and plundere I by the Arch.; alto that her Ms jetty's etramer R. triburion had 'termed off Cape Tree Forme with some Meuri.h authqritiee on board, end it eta hoped that the remaining sheen me. if :he Hymen's crew would he recovered. THIS INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE.—Tbe Mayor of Binnirgham (T. K. I'. Eichlgson, Esc ) has intimated his intention to call a town's meeting, with the view eo solicit the cooperation of his fellow-town/melt is eff, rlirg roo t s errbetential aid M the ' , offerers by the great maguey which her recently befallen Franca. FIRES ON SATURDAY.—Between one and two o'clock in the morning of Saturday a most instructive fire broke out on the premium of Mr. J J. Knowlea,cu.ler, 41. Ball smut, Padding•on. The semen. effected their escape with difficulty. and the fi.en. s were not eetinguielted until the place was nearly destroyed. The erj letup houses of Mr. W. Pool, furniture br.ker, and Mr. J. Stabr ick. smith and iv manna's., were also cocci ferably dement& Cases ephemera. Wh le this fire wee burning at Peel , dingten. sow her serious one broke rut on the priming of Mr. J. Simons, g e I dealer, Regeneestreet, Md.-'mi ned, which was burnt to the ground, and the aej icing Mese of Mr Tinley °or siderably damaged. THE WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS SCHOOLS.— Yesterday (Sunday) morning the lest of a series of uni , c , u , wee preached by the Rev. Thomas Blaney at the Weigk House Chapel, City, a collection being made at the conclu sion of the service in aid of the funds of tt• Warehouse man and Clerks' School for Orphan and neeessitrus children et New Crow. The design of the leatits•ios is c'otbe, realatais, sad educate the children of warehoun see, sleeks, and orate of every wholesale trade whe had bees engaged in warehouses or manalwitoriee In any pert of the United Kingdom, without distisetios of sex or religioa. the Only qualification being the stettesaitette circumstances of the apOmant. The rev. gentleman delivered the die tomes with lh usual clearness and power, the oongrogittien responding to hi. appeal on behalf of this reliable sastitetle. 'tisane's* has reached England that the screw stoma Warman, Argo, has barn run down by a French newol-trer, use Ceastaattasple. 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