The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-04 00:00:00

I. : ::- • - , . . . 70 Tr n i ff' i (....401: - xprtqi 5 , S SalidXa ,0 1 1 No. 3.108.] FOR PO BAY (to oil hos drovoosed writ' is uemet.. the telmß4 treveire Imam leettheil .alp !ANL NAVARRA& 1.4111 teeernaletz in. 110411.111, ei Illeekee& Thom a IW▪ O 4•11 MIN SO had la the Ma Mai Data Thle A.t, eusiteel temNimodadee Me pmemaleA Ise eA m▪ ete se eq. esmt eseeeta ot trelebt r wart Me/ le *LANK ALLetiNT. awl MORGAN. lea leedeelall•leeel. OK rola ADELAIDE Direct (•ad will loww. t•e Poet- ..n the Ita of August!, I. loolitoteetatellottlik= id•S A. A 1,4. , tows O. N.. 00 MOS N. SA, 0. L. 111111 Boothe • Moe et the Jut), Le•do• Dodo. TIM elet s t i V iiirwm ip 11.. Atkin,* treat ter lter 114 t•as6 rOlllllOl,llll WNW wayssup fee eaten povengerejsitilll toM ~hid =mar et moosh 0 r I RIOS .tr rage r. 444 I. SW" suppu. ••d 0., 2. phi...wo H . est Are; or to 001611000 •wl TWEED AIA 0 l'oetper. *Avon, Cor•h111, •ad 10, 011ia0i0oisete. Sate -11110110. FOR RANGOON sod MOULMEIN (to nil 7th s ea m in gone to be emu sod eissisi b 1,41 lrl6 the Ask se6 Area. fa* Mhos vigukthe HUB. SO reitiMr. J. NOUNS. NMICT kol ,4 St Or Wed India Dub. adosnisolls• So. fo• helsta.er pow op* lo DAWSON sad ASKO,. sitibter wain ;at Is J A M S HOWLING and Co. DAs• weft. Cargo& k r ItOULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST COMB of AIIIIIICIL—Ter LINA Phut thill him quirk IS. barbs a onorldentter port of Yr care. easagalL the Sao Tom ir0 u 1.5. 0 e vdr., Ire kz ,..... 4; =MOS 6 tol ea t frir l't lA= Mb IP lISTSOUI. PIA -0/07. OMAN *o AMBRICA.—T A M LIVERPOOL tad M ir strut i ftrami i mmara r ree poo dt CITY or pi teceovirsx . MS. laze. • Or MALTIIIORN. . ▪ ANCIA BO" Weirallse, *fp III~ B4L. CITY OF SA CHEST Cala. lona. li pram.. IT ma IS edam laTao• eardieg W Ihoacomaa dui a le • all knobs Mom* 211.0.110,114 lbw Yak.. • aad a SWIM Prompink bath lot Talladolyaio awl ?low York we I: tem at Splay+ ark For Papaw, paygieliea. 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Or INA /WA •mod 4.17 illi.llB.ll7lldiv.—Pons gl. nod /IL 11. IL ANDRIWP. Ilarolop DINGO". § el 13 TRAIII to NORWAY frarrvisi the Royal NORTH 111101 , 1 MAY 14AVLOATION COXPLNTII FAIRSURN. TN Wok PP tom Pm , . to M 1111.1111.1, 1.08 list Ili braeopows. ore ell• MI wit* lijr . .1. 1•••••••••4• =11 Iscretilog i.t...wir rober iscrar et urAii teulob icism prel l OM dew did sallajt int Imadles gni NOVI Wales litawfq bon to= d lisint aspouresiellas ter val . sot ditties. = tin Oampostlo . AN ea& 1141:11111rooler. ETEAM from HULL and GRIMSBY to 00TIVIBURO. —IIICDOCED —The NORTH of LOPII MOM NAVIOATIOIII 00 **dr moil wwf ottlist=s. t a l i t as amble/to= Huta OM NO t rammes as to thezeiels p.a. aiLter linisiriel ton Leaks. ws 02WWW. w. & ANIIIIIIWO. itmoolog Woke. 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Wane Cototte, K.D.,ixonaltlng Mud ilia to Haswell Aglaia. Looks : Saillk. Mae. and Co.. C. CoodalL BOTAL SURREY GARDENB.—JULLIRWS 0010111111.—IITSIT ITZNING. to dr OsibewitAart IS preessassi s prWiliele rte. T bp the Free te be I e mob perk* le MVielaeseitle • O MeeeleP —Once.% • Item WieeelebroOpirs VINO iv Teree : Q.l6dne .,•llope, is Ike Nee& y. ... ' the ma i m le ♦ Mass. . cam. e n iete Sliedeliesim ; Sewell Sem " Tie lia.". C = " Pelke.. 6 o :l3l 4 A —v e 6 W a. " . .t e liea liri.let VIZ . 11 . 1W i e .ik. selee." it rico Ulcer Ikea Oellbet. riVismi 4:1711 be =Nell/ • Irg e t w riereo l. 1117 t Gera Opines Sebseekee. i Tee& tee on* elm Sub. lei egilibelie—Nor umls. Mem l i p .. lplif Wiwi. sad er It ine t : laress, " Mk Is el s , ; Tele, n• alaa J2T, Wee be lg rigr i lallee , Ajto. I. Leme Ah lilemier. . Wert reLlhe .seer) ; Ws: assimasal. lima el ~ TM le emorese mow • seemb el There* Seelpg,la &cab it/ r tilli:Umscsi Woo of rof4== ft..* mime a beieent. vela sey /A be Wiwi Jake eel Ce.e. SW assialsiesst:sad at de Genkes. wt. KAHN% ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. b prim= ca t/ Sledmil• ."" pr e r% .1 the ree s ee t eltel D. a of Lows sow • aso et • ie. 4 pa. Ph Yr. Or MIME. CO Sow zie Opliwt e -r a te sal Ot raa. free am V o L a s amma;a t: p y 22r aaa vii 1 Wall =1 1 % 1".14 sillim ek= 44 It 451.0 01.11111 NM M lAA obi Os., cam, Meth fies Lamp arr. W. QOUND and WHITE TEETH on sot cooly t i ozoorrarga rc %sr= RO , 'IAA It 'll2 UNdrin a 9rA sta • = wi ts am aLiVie w The wards " Oissior- me ea ilia old A. afflt ed li T M ir a l LAtbesii=ler° rIABINET YU/MIMS& Clops% NA May* Y11 6 11.7_ 4 00 1 "" Ou'is "Rl"' tidgarbie ea remiss% as. rmr = l = l lu usl 1 " I nr T or i t, Tfit :.-111F W. 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Mr warm am la p of a roqured. rd Yobs embested to, the orre oreriii lbs of Ike and, die re of t isrl he works kr • deed am. thodbeelore do ma reldpkeire Ile WOW ottbethe MI be eseeeled. Artsaseursts bove Ms =die Mk the wet4mdiet Add Opted Mem amps, Me Ile eseknelk• rd, see el Jr Illseleira k t knew 'bleb M adosetl=Lor ! Mt! The emmemeeme kr as Melee at lb .ir the arriait ionsi pars Isis tMtrrNrLMdJrbtiYtr er tirrawd at the part Leerier Marko Jerelee. ~eel to meet • autos Ikea trib aesmor kw al heelte The all ter the due inn Itwaslft to Cad hes wake% the repel sost, and then ie as *mkt of the pewter • kirks mof mime to thl, owaroar. Tho eressee err list VA I do. M Maims reseleed. sod Ikellt tea M Mr fart up to koala I 1.4 re It mood as. oak • tweak ememe M roodnid is Menai et the ars Irks re rear se re Err the trial - vv. dr Orris wit iI selherly et the pregratare to MUNI the brevets. peers et re eimerty. The Omura, le Peer ft • errs beta • ettrettekter, Dried east the Iry S el IIeRS writ le Yr them the rims& It wr aeO iia - iitiirtiaiiii - d . s — iiisjii Fin - ia;d67 siTb; itte iteriere• eisihrewei resperd, sad reetheileee were atm Netted kr retheetelhe gra Smile. et the beirrowiest powers Cl the eosepasy we the extent el UAW. der terteltlai the abllflett wltieb ea le remain la eirese, awl Ise ass sist‘ss Cl Mr . as sr Cl the warblers. - - - • vele uirth.r.lo Qs dolma ardried tie promoting. NORTH LONDON RAILWAY COMPANY. The following is the report of the directors of the above ra.letey eatopeay to UN belt-vearly otetteg of the shwtholows, whno takes plow toeurrow : The Orton teen that the ;redoldle ea agree with thee le tegrorg de revue to the bed raft es the WI to Jar Wt es eahlteres sedeherry J Is, legarat to the moor et the eeoroy. lloreelpisgra loala re star II per , or. row terthey is. ht gee esimpwslog eta moors el het year. err the reekry eep ma roe lageoredl ary eel pa ••••. sot the nuegiorrs lea es the leer is reerh la ditatoottes et the seeprergeort vela WM epos' her the retool lerialso et the eapeollare Imoreed d earl W Imparerg I the hotesithersek. at perms tree the teener eretere to Med tea. as peed were air he. bre ea deems ef UW. Ile. 94. Thedateler de doe rem/ kr the hoes dot the perm I pa wells Ms atm ot es y versa ten the Ant aria It to. edged la leek hut ast It ea beer weed odalt the mot ye. , parr igeroormeg ideralrferleed Ile dot gratopreol. The Middies' rouslps glob hale adma mar ben re farmed =.l=Lamiesirlia lauspreewhidi err UN apenalsa la Ow bd. Dee ume hie or Wes ft seestab th•beenellia owl sardspe ark es well es the perierseet yea W w the. Is the mit aerie. tisaMra. hum the Prow el Wenn •• the empires deb adaseall tee rase to the resin ewer ter. the erne. opener to veto the aro Aker verged rad de het yam), the ;dab ram ter kw dgiihod II Sid. lo tor Is he row of the as. is... d the seeteadabagra reads to bet pm, and will Moshe the parrot el • digerit et the nee el el gar rat. per rep, here • ewe • pf ma MPS is ••• pea to do ease rare el 1135 ; the sonmese set • Abbot to that nes be adore eareelasly. lesiba • liar a/ IMIL lie IL la be toned brawl. Oa as agile. sprint the dbeihre Ism Me to remark. The dadesr dohs have r heasemeharb e+~ ✓d WI. sal therol• re mum sillelist r are are. The elesebrame e/ the ant Wryer taw an be. bessnale be elltides *ay isteadee 'dr et the iseeles bob et ham el the maws ; th• dideresedltheardeas alma operarely dleriba barb al *le pewit/ se vs he jaeldesib - pesi stn. hobs Is Ow Oa dubs el the orb& sere at Or arab pre. Me pdiei 11 the alresholere drill Ile seurre sheet to he saloldid r ihnti be doh. le ebbe. the drogre to le they ted a = l ieleside• towel ales ger her edepigh rimer the WWI dim WWI/ mufti AA emit ON Mete *, ea • pre alai retry bent deemed Pelisalissmfes7. .0/111WS. AWN. Fyn Swum° figigginarf Adalmisas is waist. 690; WM% 1" Tog ibises, 1.811. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1856. THE OPERA SEASON. Saturday night brought the opera season, at both houses, to a regular tsrmiaatioo. The Lyons defl niti•ely closed its doors, but at her Majesty's The- atm then are to be, &trio. the present wwk, three supplementary or " farewell" nights, when Piccolo mini, the pet of the public, le to repeat the round of characters to which oho bas appeared. Though the pest season 61 not been marked b many events. yet they have been of a kind which will render the. numerable in oar Open annals. It will not be forgotten that the destruction of the one of our great =naiad theatres, and the resuscitation of the other, belong to the year 1868. Oa the sorbing 8f the 6th of March the people of London were startled to find that Covent-garden Theatre was a heap of still burning rains. The destruction was total—not only the building. but all the valuable property it contained, was censained I but there remained to the lessee the mends of the establishment—the greet *mew of porfermees of ell pod,. with whom les was shoed es the eve of cemeneonag Lis campaign. I , woo at first supposed that the dispenioa of the establish mut would follow the destruction of . its seat; but it was soon found that Mr. O. wu making th• most vicorons efforts to avert this calamity. Having ob tained possession of the Lyceum. he fund that every member of tbs establisbment—the brilliant stare of the sti the noble orchestra and chores, fanned and t rained with such can sod perseverance—were ell willing to abide by him ; and, knowing that he could no longer employee remunerate these u before, they agreed to generous maritime for his sake; while he, i , is understood, has eventually much diminished the extent of thee* sacrifices by the happy idea of petting on foot the opera mart@ at the Crystal Palace. _ _ It Was under these eiremnstasees that Mr. Opt opened the Lyceum on lb. 16th of April. His company included the principal names of the previous venom; :—Orisi Noy Basic, Mani, DWAIN Mario, Tamberlik, Oakoni, ' Formee,Taglialloo, and others of inferior note, bat great utility. In carrying on per formances in es small a theatre as the Lyons, it was sessmary to dept them to the dimensions of the *wet sad seeordingly no attempt was made to pro doesptrbi=d operatic speote4m--the Hertemots, the the Doug du Nord, &a, for which the Royal tidies Opera had been unrivalled even by the Orand Opera of Paris. The staple of the Lyceum during the season has consisted of a different class of pieces —mote truly belonging to the Italian sebool, depending IWO upon beautiful singing and fine sat ing, and lees upon scenic effects and the clang of a great orchestra. To as the change has been anything bet disagreeable ; for the exquisite finish with which some of the dots dowers of the pare Italian stage have boa peoduced this season at the Lyons haa been a mune of the utmost delight to every lover of mueie. The sewn began with the Troufors, with the parte of Leonora aced bleariest) by Madame Noy and Temberlik. Surprise was felt at the absence of Madame Yierslot, who had appeared last year es the ripsy Assegai, the oust striking character is the gum. But the audience were is a great measure re. weeded to her &beeves by the remarkable ability with which this arduous ppaasrtt was performed by Didate, who has sastatteed it during the mason with great and deserved sateasse. Oo the 22nd of April there was a performaam of dut Disir er Amon, in which. owlet to the sodden isdiepeelde• et Madame Bodo, the part of Adine war performed by Mdlle. Mani. in • enattner which showed that this young lady. the bed seems& donna we have ever had, is well qualified to share the hums of a higher position. This' opera bar been Irequntly repeated ; and, with Bosio, Ciudad. and Roaeoei, has bees one of the pleasantest things of the Demon. _ _ Orisi mad; her first appesrance oa the lit of May in IVornes, the part of Pollio being sustained by Tamberlik, Adalgisa by Mani, and Oromeo by Tegliefice : altogether a floe performance; Urea astonishing the sadisma as math by her veal power es she moved them by the beauty and pathos of her seeing. Taatherlik's engagement having terminated. be took his departure for Rio de husk% after • farewell benefit oa the 7th of May. The company, however, wee so rich In tenors that this peat singer hes been Lees mimed than might have been expected. Mario sad dardosi remained t and Neel-Herald! (of whom we have had occasion to speak highly) mad* some secometal appearanoss daring the last three or four weeks of the sessoa. _ _ Mario appeared, along with Grisi, on the filth of May, I. Literate Boma. Sines then he has per formed frequently, chiefly in those opera in which Grid takes a share. He has however abandoned this mem goose his most favourite parts. Octavio, Is Dots Oixesssi, has been taken by Oardoni, who has else performed Arturo in the Peritoni, with Orial as My" a this( we should not have looked for. Os thetas/ head, Marie W assweed the part of Man de he the IVosslon, vacated by the departure of Ilimberlik. The ammo opera has undergoes another @hangs of east% Bede having bees substituted for Noy in the eksraeler of Leonora. This has added a trash wreath to this shaming performer's Lamle. as she has shows borsolf to be not only a most exquisite jor, but aloe (what nobody was aware of) a Ira. when of very esosiderable powers. Mosconi, melisterred by former failure, has swig attempted Des Giovanni, and again failed. Now esenie wanes; and this most intelligent and admbslls pekhguser ought now to be convinced that the high-hem Weise (who, roue as he is, most have the aspect sail basin of an accomplished goatleuian) is quite out of his Ilse. But against this ems tailors he has had sowed signal triumph!: is Plpro, is Delesmasa, in the Doke of Frugal, 111 Mistime. his tibia Ws shows est in all their lustre. Me seluttion bee been paid to the ballet. The'imay deseer at sets has been Grits, and the only lime tier bees a slight divertissement called Bea, sight after night without attracting any atte r nr sd n. It thus appears that though Mr. Oye has been no- able to present the while with any kind of novelty, his season has neither been uninteresting nor uncut mental. Is reseed to the next season there are rumours and speculations without end. Oor own umprosaion from all we hear is, that though Covent win will probably be rebuilt, sooner or later, yet, Sr sent year, Mr. Oye will still have to dad a tempo. ow/ home, most likely in Drury-lane. The re-opening of her Majesty's Theatre was a esemiejaenes of the destruction of Covent-garden ; &Gogh it is a mistake to suppose that, hot for this went, the old house would have remained for ever stoned. The porpoise of re-opening it was sever at any time abandoned. Mr. Lumley was involved in a mass of complicated litigation, is order to vindicate his rights of occupation, and it wee sely in the worse of last year that he esseesded in doing so. It eau currently rusesseed that the building had fallen into total 'dilapidation and decay; that it was inundated with water, and inhabited by legions of rats. The reverse wee the feet : the boon, with its furniture and decorations, had all along been preserved with scrupulous care. To make the needful repairs and preparations required little time or expense; and when the public, with exalted curiosity, rushed into the theatre on the erasing of the 10th of May, everything looked em freak, bright, sad comfortable as if the doors had been eased only the day before. Of wares the burn ing of Covent-gattion showed Mr. Lumley that the time for maids, an effort was come; and the effort which he did make was prodigious. He had to swats a mighty se , ablishmsat t to rause& Europe ior parfweiwey to obtain a impale ercetetra and a powerful chorus, and to aocemplieh la a few weeks the whole organisation, down lo its minutest details, of a great opera-hum When it is remembered that the greatest performers in the world belonged to the rival bow, which also commanded the services of the most eminent instrumentalists and choristers io London, the heaviness of Mr. Lumley's' task may be imagined. lie opened his theatre in a wonderfully sheet epee of time with an imposing array of names, all mouse leas distinguished on the Continent. Several attain, 1 00 trial, wen immediately found wanting, and die- ! appeared• lbw me may allow to peas away with. , out further mdse. senfining ourselves to than of 1 greater alb. Madame Alboni was engaged, after as AWN, theeridedoe of five years ; Wile. Pia nissimi sad *dime Albertini ware obtained ,alw sad l ihe th ree re of their wan as rising fame in I r taly si ; ) lug the bees of contention between the houses. These were lb • donna : for wands there were Madame Md li e. Rau, and Mdlle. Berti. ' Par lOW% *OP were Calsolari and Baucaide; and 18 t addition was made in the ' Albs ens New/ - alba the 1 . Poe baritones and bases, dare nun and Heneventano; to whom Rossi, a perlimar a merit, was afterwards added. These parlament teemed the whole strength of the company; and two of them continued for a very short time to belong to ft. These were Madams Albartini and her husband, Signor Han sard& The lady was brought out in the Trovalore ' as Laura, her hulloed being the Mantic*. Though sot so young as had been supposed, she showed powers of a high order, and was extremely well ' received. Hot she was discontented with her re. ' °optima ; and after having appeared again is , Leaman Borgia, she withdrew, with her husband, from the theatre. Oa the opening night Alboni appeared as Angelina, 1 in the emeerentota ; one of her most favourite parts which she hes s o l r w m ay acted and sung charmingly, and now as charming as ever. A few nights after wards she pert Rosins, in the Barkers a linaglia : sinew; the music (which is precisely embed to the register of bar voice) mast exquisitely, ljulther embonpoint was against her personation penned heroics. Her next appeeranoe, in the Aliamenelds, was little better than a failure, the Amide Meg be a soprano voice, while her figure wee dselmmetei d dramatic illusion. Rae lest part was site glgq Amen, in the 21roodore-4 magnificent Mei oneseidal performance. She mug the music ((elms of which is very fine) with incomparable lash, and acted with a power little inferior to that of Viardot herself. Alboni remains to this day the greatest mistrem living of that pure and polished style of singing which has almost disappeared from the Italian stage. The great event of the seance—the appearance of Hieesismiai—took plass on the 24th of May, when an pilermed the part of Violetta Im the Treeing. From that time till d e r nib lin of Sakai" lest, when else took leave of the lathe semi AMOK, elk has been the object seheiceded adothetke. She has subsequently apposed as Maria In the Adis del Rogrimado and as Dierks in Don Pesigrealo, loth o: whisk she has pirkruied charmingly. But it has been in the Insists *et she has raised the public t• the biped giesh of enthusiasm, giving rise to mum et andensent mid& me have never seen wended date the laadmseis d 1847. We have aimed, said se mashes thilbaliimet that we shall rely add that, while weyoun skate Is the delight kepized by this gifted g lady's charms ancar s we could hardly Use expected that.they vs reedited 'the petits vegorcheor of the iof a *was which, tilt now, we should have thought Weedy repugnant to every English feeling of tuft mei PeoPt• Nor is ish it eecesaary for es to add meek to what we have said respecting the other great event of the season—the advent of Johanna Wagner. This oel► bested lady, with qualities se an actress and • singer which have deservedly gained for her the highest reputation in Germany, hes been plead hers under disadvantage. which we have already fully pointed not. She hue sung music which is not abet schooi, and which, coosequently, hes betrayed - ,of her Italian veal execution; while the iamb ; she has ad hid the means of *splaying the powers sad qualities asaribed to hes by the united yens fiber ewes 1511 we have heard her in the mester.works of Gluck, Mozart, Betth-ven, Spahr, Weber, sad Keyerbeet, we shall not pretend to sit in judges,* on Johanna Wagner. In rapid to the other members of the company, we may ea that Calsolari and &Iliad have worthily maintained their high reputation ; that Raisins*, nog known here as as admirable artist, *moved his ability to hold a high plane MB dm stage ; and that Beieventano sad Bog on an hoot performers, whom we shall be very .11111, mot with again. Riga*: Boaetti, the mookod 6.1 motor. is entitled to great praise for the mom la tided be hie formed and dieeiplieed the orehselea. ' Phu Lek/ has endeavoured, with soomooi to idled* bit to its high and palsy state is the old dip d her Majesty's Theatre. In the produstiew of In Gress with the sharmieg Rosati es its bsreine, he has rivalled the splendour and beauty of the Peri dam stage. Is taking leave of the two great Italian theatres till next seams, we feel so disposition to exclaim, " A plant o' both your houses r We heartily wish them both wooer, hoping that oat WHIM= metro• polio may be largo enough for both. If cot—if the palm of moons must ultimately be given to the one or the oth. , i we hove on., to Jay, " /Mir *lion 1" HER MAJESTY'S THEATRIL—Tie Qisesn's box wu commissi ea Saturday @maim; by Gemara' B Drank, Mn. Boavects, Mr. P. Bouverlis, the Mimes Co f, Miss Prim, sad Mr. A. Baetley. Assam the lashioaables who hocoared the perfeemeame with their immense were the tollowies:—The Deka end Deans, of Wallin atoa sod Lady Julia Hay, the Duatessof Blishasoad, Lord Alesandm Leeson, tin Doke of Olovelead and Lady Assiut& Psalm, the Berl el HarltWiske. tie Marquis de Neva, On Marquis Terry de Bari Ilsaidwieb, the Coast de Barite, the Dowager OSSISOSI of Harrington, the COsst•lS Bellew, the Comatose Dyes" lb. Coustesa Disarm, the Countess of Chervil sad Lady K. Batkr, Vismaut Exmouth, Vinosat Maidstone, Lord sad Lady Oirerstose, Lard Ward, Lady Gold maid, Lord sad Lad de Tabley, Lady Buoy, Lady Flower, Lady Lady Georglaas Fan*, hi. Ravel kney the Portuagellas Weimer, Sir John Bteaerstone, Bart , Sir Ralph sad Lady Howard. hie Higbee.' Meer Alti Moored Rhea. Telpeor Bak of Kliperpoor Sled. his Highems Meer Flea Mahound Khan Talton, Mr. BS *aid Lees C,fiey,the Hon. Mr. . Henry Want, the Hon. Q. Hembnry, the Hos. Mn. Cast, Sir Henry Webb, But., Sir Peter Csatley, Bart., the Hos. Mrs. Pitt. Sir Matthew and Lady Wyatt, Lady Jon* Bay, Os Hoa. Themes Braes. the Hon. H. L. Carry, Col. the Hoe. James Ilaadneald, Colonel Lotayer Freastua, M.P., end Mts. Lvekyer Freeman, Sir Thomas sad Lady Barrett Leisard, Lady Fryer, Miss Basarierk, Miss Emily Wyndham. Mr. Gordis, Maier P4taber, Mjnr Parver, CsAisie Boa's, Min Olivia Wynne, Mr. Vaadelsar, Mr. Woodgate, Mr. Gilbert, General 0. Cavendish, Mr. M. Msedouidd, Maki, Pole. Mr. and Kn. C. J. Smith, Mr. C. J. Palmer, Mn. Wm. Palmer, Captain Lloa. Catrain Ha milton, Mr. Crams, Mr. Percy D4yle, Mr . Bushell, Mr. A. Masocomery, Mr. H. Hope, Mr. J M. M'Grepor, M.P., Main Penh, K.P., Kr. sad Mrs. Damao. Mrs. and Mise Russell, Mn. sad Miss Wilma, Mr. Tellemaelie, Mr. Towne, Mr. and Mee. Gardner. Mrs. Palliser, Mr.. Col clout', Mr. Kerwen, Mr. tad Kn. Mrs. and Miss Boyle, Mr. sad hire Rush, lin. and Miss Matila Mrs. Stapleton, Mr. mad Mrs. Wheeler, Probia, Mr. sad Mrs. Babb, Mt Araold, Kea. Niettobi, Min Vain, Mn. sad KW Roberts, Mr. sad Mrs Percy, Mr. Binet, sant Colossi BarSaaf. saStanley,t Mes. Strant 16.1 wayes, 07 Bradley. Colonel d Mrs. S. Quint..,Dwain i Brows, Captain Richardson, Mrs. mad Miss Blehardsea, Mr. sad Mra. Wes. Hay, Captala Lister, Kr. sad Ms.. Draper, Catania Palmer. 'lie FROM ELECTION.—The statemsot of the Sharboriss Journal that the petition ageism the Hon. Ma* Boyle 's retain Ind bees aTithdraws, is aoatradisted ma the part el Mr. Moen. TIN, first railway was opened for Oath is South Asewalis Ist Aped. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. CRIMEAN BANQUET AT NORWICH. NORWICH, AUQCS 2. The demonstration km* in honour of Major- Geseral Windham was coaeladed by • grand banquet lest eis St. Andrew's Hell. The saws panes . ed is the awe bnilitiog was amesifieent. Sena ing tables wen Clod by 600 smote, no large orchestra was occupied by a mambas of wall-dressed ladies, sad another party was assommodated os a dais behind tee chairman. Mrs. Windham sad *moral of the gesaral's more immediate friends were 'wag the lotto,. Toe grillers supporting the roof were bung with banners and other claviers, and the words "Alma," "Balaklava," Inkermaas," "Sober topol," de., recalled the glorious scones throogb which the presto! the ening bad so trissophently mead. Tbe Berl of Albemarle presided, and was supported by Lord Stafford, Lord Hastings, Lord Suffield, the Hoe. W. B. Hoak the Hoe. II T. Waldman, B. N., Sir W Foam, Bart., Sir H. Bedingfield, Bart., Sir B. Bastes, Bart., Sir 8..1. &nosy, M.P., Mr. Berrombes, Id P., Mr. Gantry, M.P., Sir 8. Bignold, M.P , the Hugh Sheriff of Norfolk (Mr. B. H. Loop), the Mayor of Norwich (Kr. J. G. Johnson), and • large numb.. of the peiseipal inhabit ants attar city end county. There was also a fair sprinkling of red co ats, and 'AMID Crimson heroes connected with the dietriet. Awing the letter mar be mentioned Carmel filsdp;_4th Light Dragoons; Major Pellowes, 110 s Mus oerm; Major Cesar, 68th • Major Bellaire ; the Hon. R. Marbord, 71st ; Major ' Hate, B.A. ; Moja Strange, ffi.A., Mu., de. After the steal proliatiesty toasts, the CHAIRMAN w onted to General Windham two handsome sword., sub mitred far by the inhabitants of the county, to mark their admiral= ter bit lonian. The one was a fighting and the other a holiday sword, and the noble lord rammed his bops that for Menke of civilisations and humanity, the gallant relay "sight hereafter wield only the dandy weapon. At the seen tune be expreend hia coofidenes that if her Maj sty should again regain the merino of her army, Orebro!, Windham would net draw the fighting sword in vas, bet woad give fresh aims for pride to toe Inhabitants of the meaty. (Loud chem.) The health of the gallant enamel was then drunk amid enthusiastic sheering filsjorarnersl WINDHAM, who wee received with froth bunts of applause ' ironwood thanks. Atter alluding o his ammiattoss with Ski eataty and his twig friendship wttb many then pant, he observed, I well remember an in cident ea the 18th of Jane, 1856, when the first stack on the Rahn took pleas, whisk shave strongly the Maar meat of Norfolk one to their Scanty. I was not what you would call employod in the attack, I was merely put there in reserve, and I did not run a bit more danger than any of my Mande whom I see erased se. I was mat at one tin. by Sir H BemUnck to fled out what wee going on, and two or three yards ahead of me I saw a man walking in the treselt. A round shot ease and scattered ths east all over dim. I thought it bad killed him, bet when the dust subai dM salsa ladintlusl fabling it the treaoh,with a mai -1 Masao* prosesi lug • *tains edwhture of fright and joy. Seratekieg by head be said to sae, " Well, dash my battens but that was most arena' nigh !" (Laughter.) I said to him "Ayo, ayer,my boy,we had better be diggiog 'reaches at ate-pesos • rod, is Norfolk, than fishing here." The only reply was en separation of astoolehment that II should have d is covered his waive corny. " What du yew • - os being to Nortak ?" (The necessful manaor in which the galleon general mimicked the Norfolk patois m end borate of laughter.) Lord Albemarle hoe b - ea ploamd to pay me mom very great complimeats as chief of the staff. I honestly tell you, as I told the inhabitants of Las •Uilltue. that that. Moe we. not meanly no difficult= would he 'Gaited to think. I bad, both at howl end also is the divisions et the army, e remarks* OW le yeas/ damn to wry oat say ardor whist Ile Caw minder la-Chief issued ; sad though I loom It Is the habit, not et the prose bet et ilMivideals who are is the albite writing in the papers to enstestly insinuate that every British staff . Son is something neat door to a fool, I beg have to tell you that in my bumble opialoa, after a few months' practise, whit& at the conueses sent of the war they usdoshordly required, they wire just as efficient and just as good es the oMen of the Preset eseviee. I will Mp.al in support of this remark to the ap. peanut* of tb• two amiss at the B°Bc:sties of the last winter. The negation' appeareses of the army, pent* mem, bee nothing to do with me. I bet the generals of unison elesa,sai it is • remarkably good 'Meg la any young soldier to know that you had better by Ist .at • man de his daty without oonstaatly isterforing with him. (01essna) It I damns my radii en all, is is Mes itty as, I crowed shies who sought to Es their dto do it without laterfereace. (Chong.) I hope then is no ether on the st.ff who as. ever say that I either gave myself airs, genii hint a cold shoulder, or refused to bass to what ha had to say, end that I did not Immediately do all la my power to man whet he wanted go smooth and easy. The natant I law be wee ieeliaed to do his duty properly, it did hot matter smell to me whether he took his own method of doing (tee WA!, presided it was wall doss. (Clears.) I believe I should say toe muck for human amine if I taro to en her, was no kind of jealousy at my promotion; bet 1 mast honestly say that many of thew over whose hoods I ban pose In the Crimea showed de normally no jealousy. Oars of tat best as: well as one of the oldest soldiers connected with the arm there, Mejor-General Garrett, who Naiad in the Pe whoa I was la my cruller, and winkles bees twits weeded, same up to as. after my premed's had bass ea. sesseed, threw his arms not like • Freedoms mad my meek, bat like ea Englishman round my daeW,,sad ; patting so ea the ban, said, " Well, old fellow, I m seamed at it ; they seat you though • devil of a fire. hat =id It well, mad lambi be unworthy of myself if I Salt ." (Chan.) That Sae old solder has not yet been parroted, but most maciasly do I hope that both he sad essay others will be, for I am not one of tome who with =only le get on myself. I win te dose, of rooter, bat I wish ala that earn who have done—barring the lash— jam ea math serves as I have, should, at the sad of this great war. meet with some reward. (Cheers.) Tb. CRAIHMAN gays the other Crimean Home anuested with Norfolk. Tee noble lord, in calling on Cul. Hodes to attars thanks, referred to hie brilliant seniors at Ealaklava. Colonel HODOZ responded to the mast, wish* was drank with load cheers. Major Cheers! WltroeAte, is proposing Our Allies," said they bad slws meted with the greatest eordiabty sad geed feeling. The salient general ineatioeed laceideetilly 'that a wok before the swank oa the Rods. there was no fa unities on the pan of either Froneh or English to nate t►e attack. When the Preset, however. dosidod ca salriag the attack, the English Cosesuinder-in-Chlef maid not do otherwise Mae allow tit* British army io pariahs is it Be (O.astel Windham) had sever heard say Preach Wiser reproach the British with the malts of their shac k , mad be sight fairly say that the Presets had never eshibitod say disvopeet towards an The Camutoir, i• giving the esessery of the brave who had fallen in the war, referred to the eselanebely deaths of Lieutenant Boileau, and Lin anent Brake, both umbers THR MILITARY GUN . 7:R4D6 OF BIRMING- The members of the Military Goo Tads of Bir mingham have primate& Mr. Monti, /I P., and Mr. Newdegate, M.P., with tastisonials to mark their set S. of the important mrvices whisk those gentlemen rendered to the trade, and to the country at large, in 1:.• small arms etinamittie, which eat two years ago. This prasentation took plea at a dinner, given at the Royal Hotel on Friday night, at whisk, is addition to the newts, there were gratin Mr. Bpaoner, 11l P., Mr. Boholeaeld, M.P., the Mayor of Birmingham. (T. B. B. Hodgson, Est.), and about oars hundred otter gartletnen, amongst whom ware the heads of all the prinaipsi firma in this trade. _ . . _ . The testimonial to each gentleman took the f so of s pine of plate manufactured by MUM. Elkington ant Mason, sod dinned by Mr. Charles Grant. The profile dots eoasist of two groups in otydised silver (tot ammo) one for each of the two geodesic. The incident uepic la one of the most memorable speodee in the battle of likermann. It represents the noel i• deepens, of that courageously defended point the Sand Beg Bettor,. The group consists of four figures, an *Meer, a flag seisms. end two prints., kie Out four who have centred the battery after the last retreat of the UMW The odloer with unmated presare le labidas his nes Ileeemed fa pseud rit Iles ijiluttenty; en his maenad the anion. of the upon the he ; the others are prep • nog to v itt?: listened attack. About the battery are sat ered nod boss and gaffing, • shattered musket, and a !torsion Mama The group is very spirited and tiff:am, ; a• d in *details, even to the Wands of the military onentens, elaborately accents and woaderfolly perfect. liven the gene hove been modelled by wale from the far famed Mond rite, sad the regimentals from photographic copier. The poops ore executed In siiver,oxydised and gil , and snout t d on pedestals of Sinn marble, each beans/ on the to.it a wreath eneloeicg the word " Inkermano," end on tre beck a silver plate, with the Inscription, varied of cisme present..: "Pretreated to George Frederick Mentz, Esq., by the mambos of the military arms trade, in grateful eakeowledgesent of his ions, whereby thTy stabled to prove their ability to furnish an adages, moo/ name for the public mimics without moisten* from soy foreign sources, or from a goverameat fac•ury. 1856." In addition, both gentlemen were presented erithn double barrelled fowling-piece and a mini 6„ specimen it the Ines improvement in this arm, both bearing •pprtirmate ineriptions, but upoa toe rifle of Mr. Needs/ate nskieg = d referense to the 'gallons of one of hes aneennts, Sir Newdegate, who in the reign of William 111. n etted his iallasse to pt the military gun trade introduced loM Illnelegham. The pronedinp in connexion with these press °teflon' failed forth Dome statements as to what the sane oh Bir sieves' boa done to supply the government with small arse dudes the last two years; whict it mey be w rib while to reason, by way of contrast with whet so gi sea miest has Itself been able to achieve by mean of the pet project of the Ordains:re—the royal t.etory at Enfl.id. Partly in onsequence of the limited number of small arms required by government in time of peace, the trials r ad be am* to eons eztent disorganised ; rid workmen had colt red upon other occupations, sad young men had not born in 'treated, because of the absence of employment for that kind of laboar. Is the ten years from 1844 to 1853. •he average number of small arms produced was 74 OW ; in the last three years it had fallen ff to 22,000. From Morn, 1861, to March, 1852, L supplied only 7,000 gins; and for the spas i.f fif en months Shahan= was not called upon for a skids gun. The government, conscious of the disorpaisation et t s trade, which lad °martinis cos/egoism of this stoppage of the demand, used it as an argumeat fir the necrsotty of estalaisbing the Infield factory, a declaration having b-ea made that the London and Birmingham trade j Andy could not produce more than twenty rt. thirty thousaed nuns per year. The trade was heard before the parliamentary com mittee, neoprene* given to produce 150,000 guts in the first two years. Toe report of the Gomm atm f4coaessvad log that the system of contracting for the supply i.f smell eras ihnsld mot be di/cautioned, was made in Match, but it was not until the following November that the sad. w set to work. The rosin was 160,000 in two whereas there have sirealy bees sent in 272.000, of this number 240,000 Wog Misid rifles; of a quality (the chairman said) which the world sever saw, and meek as no Tosetry la the • orld Gould peal. la the meantime, 106,4001. has been *s peeded at Frigid, and asig sot • pan has been praiseed. And, a Me gendsensleinWt,tieerilso lions supply from Line aloes, not neeediag 20,000 gun. Attar the formal ceremony of prterotation, Mame. Moan and NIWDIIOArIi aekeowledged the compliment paid .0 them. The former enaselled he trade to ct dsevour by all possible means te tasks their gone at toe lowest pries, is order to show to the government they were not the Walsh set of bombed, they wen repremented to he. The "County members" having bees toasted, Mr. Broomaa, M.P returned thanks amidst mach chtnalag. Altars hw prefatory obeervatici a he alluded to the Met test it was evident government intended to diddle the trade by going M foreign souring for a supply M arms, who deceived them in tam They had to come beck to the Bir mingham trade; and so it would be as losg as there was German interferesce with Baobab affairs. Mr. BOKOLIPIRLD, M P., proposed the Military arms trade of Landes and Birmingham." Mr. Balusarr, of Loudon, sad Mr. Bertnnonwn, of B retained thanks. The latter said be had one or two ▪ facts to mention which had not been alluded to. The first was, that the orders given by goys mesh co America—wine, according to government, oven Total he made by mentinery et a rapid pace and • smell price—bad hens coatmeted fee at a price at le eat fifteen per cent. lugher than was paid te home contractor'; and though this octet had been given oat two yens, not a tingle gun war yet in seen. Beandly, that the two hundred men drawo by verament for the aeoeinities of the stets would rr-pr• seat men than the number of arse supplied from all foreign souse. Thirdly, as to Os shape or pattern of the sight, womb mused a great delay in the azecuti-in of the first orders given for the handed musket of sawn 1863, the alterariln la the pattern after it had been sanctioned ny the Sma , l Anse Committee at Woolwich, nod alter is (Cdr Elwin barn) had made it, raised ;he slop sin Hirsh ham boat 1,000 a week to 6,000; so that if the alteration had been side at the time it wee first ensgetted this increased sot ply would have bees going on =onto@ before it commenced. The amount subscribed fir these traditional' amounted to POW , raised by small ontributions amongst the workmen M well as the mestere. THE BISHOP OP EXETER AND THI TORRINGTON RIIIII•L Botha.—Lt will be probably recollected that shortly Delon the prorogation of parliament the toeduct of the Bishop of Rioter, with reference to the novena.. crat.on of the Torrington b anal ground, was broutht under the mosiderstiost of the Home of Lords by the B it of Pure mouth. This burial gtound has been provided, in hound+• re with the provisithe of the late sets of parliameet to Deb- fish istraatural burials, sad ill prof eriy famed and proftered *galas% treepassese. The Bishop of Bator refuses to con ' menu that part intended for the memhers of the eatahli.hed shush, ea the groomed that one end—that which comes eine to the etheentere, although the while greed is au rn.uadr d with a high substantial wall—is open, sod that the burial ground is not fenced according to the canon., and ut.der that tubeisal objectioo, withoat say regard to the niters d times and eircenestuees, his lordship refuges to censures" that petiole et it. A few days since the bishop's secretary ioformed the buried board that the bishop wined c , oseenite ea th i e tt g erof i tte ia ll "" onea rd o l no ' stethonththeulTdrriaV the ee l . c rl t el ' a s red A letter from St. Petersburgh of the 26th ultimo says :—.. Among the numerous foreigners seen hers of late, the 4th alt., recommending a raring as • Hoe of Gemara• io ' is, there is one whose appearance hes produced a corrals sense• but the-board, with bat use dissentient, declined the teems, and prefer waiting till nest session in the h .pts that SR I ties. I allude to the lamas Sir C harles Na p ier, who his NM at lest so breakfast at Decayed% end dine et St. effectual cad seams' alteration will be made in the law, Pretersbergh, but is a much more peaceable way than he resderiag the consent of the bishops as to the finished sic e reposed to do some two years back. Decidedly it would be of the iirohhd wihr ....... 0f0 , f00 . 5 ., 'armee if we c mid but bear wh.t chaps bas been pro- Mend ia his °pistons by the sight of the fortifications et ROBBER; OP WATCHES AT RIPON—Ter . o men were apprehended at Herewood Toliar lest evenirer (Pray), by Mr. Pollard, sispaiatendeet constable for the Writ Onenstadr. True it is that Sir Charles Napier is the object of mama cariosity, but no porton here thinks of bearing him soy ill willow w that he Domes as a Mead. They say G. 8. &emit, Big , West Riding magistrates , this morn ?tiptoe, and brought before the Rev. J. A. Ilt , adec ' red he intends presenting himself to the Emperor after his ing, at the Leeds Court-bower. The peieeher.' nom. s Majesty's return." are Tom Lesley. alias Node, alias .. Carly Tom," and Tom His Excellency the Coun t of Chreptoeitch,ci-devant s m i t h . Kr. I,_, ...lard stated that et helf-psst ten on the Beep Emraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of previous morning be saw the prisoners driv gig WI the . sir e nos of Berewood. Bevis; quickly follow, d them end tarn ßussia to the King of the Be l gi ans, and now ap p ointed Auhameder to the Court of ISt. James's, has arrived et is wait for sic hours, Cosy Were copier, d. Thirty five Brawls. silver watch , * end Otte gold restart, with parch and seals We read in a letter from Vienna: „ In oonsequence attached, were loath is the vehicle enclose tis a testi,. rn of th e changes introduced into the affair of the ermeteriee, bag. The prisoners Were search ed, gad on Lane y acre Prouty used is consmon, the jr.verament bee asithorteed fogad some hossebreskieg implements. Mr. Collinmin, *he proteetaut isesfaisies to provide themselves with came- superintendsat atilt Wirth county pgice, said he had oar series of their own. At this moment, the proustants cit this doubt that the property was that which had heen , t len city are in treaty with the municipal council for a grant of from Mr. Blakehorongtee chop on Wednesday ni•ienicer lad. laud. As the great distant's to be passed over does sot Lessay declared that be bad nothing to do with the vtihery, permit the establishes's% of ono barial-grosad for their use, ad Smith atoll supported that statement. B pri.neers there le an intention of setting apart fur them ellotmeets in were then remonded till Tandev next.—Lomis Mercury. the four chief cemeteries, where they eta erect chapels with A MAN STABBED BY HIS WlFlL—Ahout 10 o'clock e belfry and bells; a privilege they did not press before lest evening emelt wee taken icon King's College Hiat t oi, whoa they had only the caueltyards is essmaton. severely bloodiest from two wounds in the heart, whet had The butepoodance Bedgs has • letter from Jeddah, been iefl.chid by his wife. It app, an that the parties, who reside in ..mart atrut , ing on Clare-muket ware dritikii June 14, which says:—" An attempt was male some days _.,,_..,__ As. whim. . ... . . i g ago to usessinate the reoreseatetive of her Britannia Ma ' I " nail "-.."' 01 pate a rising between the ha beas' awl wife, the latter seised a large Welt knife and piety. Forteastely foe th is peat, be had stayiag with him sums , hi . mkt . is iii . tempi . boron ... , 011 that day el% Bestial' captain, who permived the Millie a Wee thstraiDed. at the smiths he mu on the poiat of stabbing tee consul, _....,P ilic• were clalid la. and Die men removed to the h os . who was sleeping la his 'alma The espial., with the Imtt o , ._. .. , wigwam if his Istist, sommewied la disarming the amesels, for the maser in white she executes the frosty of peace, V se e tiozegm was seized on the 30th ult. at who was thea headed eves I. the pollee." 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