The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-04 00:00:00

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ATM luzici=az i zsom alai HMSO MI % al PAM aid wires DATIrs CANDLIS, tend 7d. p. lb. . 4 „.z . arrir s usw i t ; bramonia.. ".• k 101. .M=l+ git 1 =ll6 . Oft .1 . 16-- s t iir m4 64 : 46L - pir geim led a a i r . *AA 1 16%. Pra• = l e " w er MOW 1.11.1.• ink 6111111001 MM. A-17 law and Railway.— Vs litg sr i s . 14 M II " Ta A =.=a: ma. OM 11/4 . w WIZ= Stabbise.Ll:=4 M ISITINO th• BILA4II/11, Toed" 4.1.12. 5 =14: . rit wham If Ilia am= sad .3 0 ...dwal f i mmin ft s le ~Ng 7of Or es& r 4 .4.# • man! t w it =Ns ei pi • Ousem—The wok M • ;_g• •• ginem 2. 7 = 1 : % ma : ea left arit as se. 111 1A1.-- Prebreted by litg2atties prb. bagri a. or angeg m but i a ric in t ri mis tr. bo IlMed, g el rfro bA rria .m.b oirriosbrnbaso rod ow =rors orl rortool; oversaw ill e ttio nis 2 ram Z i.4l Mo. so low bon trosibroo NOW, tor. 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Implistar PL. ficr a rerv i g a ra w new valmaap la IR walk. WY awl *a aa • 5.a.,P.10111.1116 p.m ROFEBBOR WILJALBA FRICIELL.- POLTOILIMIUO NALL, /Lio WlNtorlosst. Cr 1 1, 4 4 .".. , 0 WOOS Or os E ILLUSIONS. Or orb or. Prater, IINLL boo to dress bylnt dr Ids moo c=1. 50rt .. ...50 0..i.g. li nt & bre bis br op -1 boorelsz i o 0 issio Ooss SYSSVIrIiIk IS IL rorror it & Pros Mom or arms; boa salt. So ; ors. Ils • or Is.; omorbrem Piro wt. as as NA NA sod at Mt. rubel lopoi Lamm SLail Nor DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSBUM ta t 0.• %t OM AIL Or OrOmm ila =l4lZ ll 4 t o. as Om D immulem fZeil imigai rearOrl in" fr a =r 1 Orions re Or miner. lA. mer rut No Ono ben Or MOM es she twirl d OW*. ririro crimp?, Int frr i IMERORF W 0011 sad SOMI. Ima 4. owl If mai 4S. Nilo ~mad. W masher lam 4n. ▪ VW 441 IW4. 114 mis asepsis. U. p . : = LOWN (Seethere), Pa hates el the CAM SIS owl .0011011 mad ZED ice Zoo 70111Zzawlymbi keysilas Simi or Of Itina. sad lima of all Mori. amok sad lwarais.-114. k i LLINIS ILLUSTRATZD CATALOOUI el rornwiTfatre. Dooming" VAIN art ai = ?mulling alp IMO swas• einftli. WM NIP NW lw psi ter we rum& V TATUM SOUP WARMS POITUAIMIAIL JialITX? Mina= VOL will ma MINS Drafts Ti °61.81111 MIXTbog ?ILA V OWNS SI" Ma IMPOIN SIMMS ion Ur it iime NM Til J. t. ALL Ilr u ergleaii lanne•resa 'wafture mil liillisrt Ovilibus Imo uprolle (bilampiel. IS r II %mi. emir. TRANSACTIONS a the NATIONAL ASSO CIATION for We rhoitcortoi d SOCIAL IMMO& UM WasegaW Manor wW Paponl.. Leaks. Mr W. hater madam W Wesol. LIPI OIP OIAILOTTI MONS& VW ood CHEAPER EDITION of t). LIFE J.ll d 0141110112 MONTI 001111 11111. by Omaha- Ey= la sae loolcons pot lk•e. with Pavan sod Passoismih m. ga wtl3 by Nadi co it looirrollilb Ms/ sol Ob., 41 lhothli. CUTOINSHT TO TIN GUILIN VTIM/LLL w-ooded to his late asilases Pi Is INN M scallossi r st 10. aselviscs. ‘se In me. iss Ns bona of Ns slew sod limiL IrWas "ismi lklar e as te lli t 6 73 1 4/Wali a r l" "S 6 liAlt ILO 0 strobe Ile aW Ile. OsissswaS Mae ems Is assier. Orsails• Gee deity Inn Inns. AMON= rote se sidesssi 3. 030.1 Ilsrammesibstrso. Just awls 05666011. NALINE, NM LONGEVITY. lILILISIION S UNSIDI6I33. N. S. 03 OPIIIIIIATO OL ; sr. The Ors Not IN OM% 061% . 1~wiss csassemess. sal Isingam, Ms Is ; poro, 16 IL I =le= fAsssk rslllealL sr = o r She Mass bag Imo 1119 S. Onst 111263sromstosEss‘ Lois, NAVAL AND MILITARY. Arsaamrr, Szre. S. —Pzomonox. Second mai l war & lAlb (1863), promoted te to rill( ne5,...... le le tag Maattaiat to Admiral Codslostes; C. .Batiti (1164), to tl6 Ilarlboroatib, 131, wary soma all* Moll botaatas dodo; sad L R. Murray (1164), to tit Borg ALM, 121, abi p, at Denospart. Nab A. J. Cloak (1367), to lAs Orion, 91, taw Atm ste t i)." 7. 11 .. Tibet (1862), is ambito" otertto.7 to Cfaciaa at 114,116.7atd. Atolobe P arartor P.. C. &ale (1832), to Ls Clamber. he& 70, as ow* mot seam of Allierk& Motley. Mirk I. .R. 3. Otlowoothi, to the iklishargi. 60, wow Mona asantread ship, M Leith. CHATHAM, Barr. 3. EMBAREATIOIts FOR lADL.—BWII this morning the biewbe beeps messiah° whore they an. bilked IS bead the Olin* 1,056 tem CaptainW. J. Den as seeni te Odestle. Twisty sem of the 2a4 (rhe Maseeee) Omni, SO insn of the 7tk Henan 30 MO d the 9th (hr Ines) It%lo 4 ssen of the lath Rogbaratk, le area d the 39th 63 sem d the Nth Bignesat, Mm. of th e 64th 46 am d the Mtn Righiest, 04 36 ben Mtn We tool, 426 sr ; torpther will the Mann disc, "* Z. Major C. P. Odle sal liniment J. 0. Nahum W Foot ; Cornet H. V. Batty. 2bl ; Onset C. H. Ran7h Hamra ; India I. 0. Ben% 116 Bee sem ; Nadia J. C. T. Henhey, 10th andneni • Basfea Mein, 20th Reelamat ; Haden 1. 4 5 . .tey, 24th Beeisonst ; ant Haden H. 5. Nth 41:iswith fieeeni.ebn Berms W. Peels nem id o enbedisi dtb nianise st (11111.111101111 in the OM Inn Carkin W. H. Pim for Celinits:-16 the Illit logisank OO of the Nth ltielban, 10 m.dhesithlleelbsisk 46 um et aDisems Is sea ef the SIM llose, 59.. ef the WM lisat, IP ma el be 9046116h1.Ma,116 INS dike to M ONA =I 36 min ef the Mb Begais• Ind, 440 asi the bilewne Akers, viz. :—llsjor P. W. Hastuses, HA, Cant& D. P. Brows, 7th Humors; Rodeo A. Pan" IBM Haeleisat ; Baia 0. Bolger, 20th lio i=eatilriNtilLservailnignitir.illreeigthille - mg t . nth Anistentilesesen J. Dann, Riess, mileslaimp. Belk vseede L etth the relabreemate oa been, see swan le lane the Misuse tonight. WOOLWICH, Barr. 3. • ASTILLIIIT TOR brou.—This morning at 10 Vtaatiaddsiimar et at Nor of:hid/ler,, insuelos Is 119 airstse Alms rd see, orrebea *OM Ib Forbes to the North Hat Rahway prusellsil W the bush ef the regimes, and iron eon meg is Oteweetett ke asslsrkatioa, to ill up oteeposito at moat tants( ia Wk. NAVAL PM. MONIT.—ADMIZALTT, SOMEISIT -3407•1, Bm. I—Notice le hereby given to the Alone, gee min, NIA mernes. gal te ellpereme legemeled tberrio, tint Imo nesageg dierinatien yreeenge Inns; from Me Omit brig Tumble dl Abogebri, °spawn on no 27611 - November. 1661 by bar Kaleelfe alp Dearing, 'abbe wog adverting b the leaden flagette el the 174 Milne to ennarate oa Kadsy, tir ibib ar.orin est am gime on the My so • bat pogo:sod until farther .offer.—Oiretes. 714UDE ON INIORAITIN RELATIVES. Sere swirlier is Denies his hurl his sirs upon Serbrisrl, sear Meld to line nosey eat of it, le away leisk awi peed* get lit Nis wirer s= be Ihel. le hem whit omega bee Mildew to —weewl, whet re the ustees et meth velelivr—ed dere, 6. who le the Mr& bek es if es thee the there iebdth meltheled bens ay* bet weshis to hem Lark de west dark liere Is roes dem d the Wets, matt*/ the meth desk perm% le be tbee et a Ind blew. better who mild with ths !Wed on • lee fie today Amer Ilk yews de el Me meth " Ld. Area 10 ISISCo.. My Dear Jebs-1 bre lNs w 1 led yes wei r n leers we et reeist I 'rived Sesiliewres wi Witheeity rid sr Very Alarm el grew Tit the rte el sad My Messy 1 be is in Aretike Nelms They wed oath than until 11 dee dew erred see if yew Ossie line ar by esters of Pest at 411 1 dee de it "t• pme Inns 1 Cohn it Is to am f . r assortsee d Purehrhut some paper Ti Tabs bar with re-OM My LW Lewes to ink ma Ord Mink sr F.' " sty gas yes 211 Amer ns Sere rem/ i bele it s = ism yes by reels et Per 1 t e a r er Kers eared Is Issieriesa It is se us is larks Erase We 1 Sorb your eetikkee Meet for Me a— Crthe Meow ---Neer The Bride Lseits." 'My Dew Jere is bliried kr dr rritsee ask bet sees seppesieg " Jere ^ let sr rows lie isibee's breweillso. tc ee beeper Or a dilisiesee Is the spar" et Ile ow sere mi wise mead the Is essfther ark • wile pi Yam her bar hapirmi," bud theft spit fee wantes• aii-spilt. lbs elk, le beet low doable riled, ekes 66 re Lesies st eer Wert bar 'thanker' le thed kik hi Ores sad the the west Maim i lbs gissistere et Me r l ier Alta, digest" k 661 • bops/ N. imam ribs rews" wM ere resell Ileet e z a = isaw. eirses• siselisme Ms der " Meals k Mai lonad. --pry dErfp • • • EWS R • • • ' cRWIT.IYA LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1858. the manner in which she sang it. Her whole performance was a superb display of vocal and dramatic energy. Madame Castel lan's part part (Judith's attendant) is subordinate to that of the heroine in a dramatic point of view, but it contains some of the most beautiful music in the work, especially the fine air, "The Lord pre wroth all them that love Him," addressed by Amital to Judith, in Holofernes' tent ; the trio be tween the two women and Holofernes ; sad the brilliant solo passages intermingled with the grand chorus which forms the finale, in all which the fair singer's powers of voice and execution were hilly displayed. Mein's Holofernes was an admirable impsesonation ; there is something pompous end rename in the music al the part,whick he brought out with consummate skill and effect Reeves's chemise (Osias) is the weakest in dramatic interest, but dun are due Wage in the music, and he ex erted himself malady mg easershilly to do justice to hie put. The Aril sad aseerted music is of the Zillit order; risk in counterpoint, full of grand seratiag ease* evincing a thorough command of all the resoaress of art, clear, broad, simple, and free Iran elaborate marlines. IC. Leslie's sessition we; highly flattering. On entering the orehaeles he was welcomed by a gems =eteheaciag heat all parts of the hall, sad esmigissent was paid him at the eceelmilsa of the Mess. Setwithstending the oonventionel restraint pat era iimonstrstions of feeling during weed perhemeases, several of the most striking peasere were loudly applanded, and the splendid martial movement which opens the second part was moored. —.— Mendeboohn's sacred cantata, " Lauda Sion," is well known to the musical public. It wee written fora religions solemnity at Liege in 1846, when it was iadiderently executed and not duly apps . doted. Mendehrohn having afterwards presented his manu script to Mr. Mullah, that gentleman bad the ho nour and advantage of first producing it in England. It was performed at one of his Exeter-hall smarts in 1848, and has since been repeatedly performed by the Sacred Harmonic Society with English wads by Mendelasohn's constant literary coadjutor, Mr. Bartholomew—the sum words (beginning "Praise Jehovah") which have been made use of to-day. It is deservedly esteemed a grand and beautiful work, worthy of its illustrious author. On the present occasion it received every justice in the performance : the solo parts were sung by Madame Clara Noveno, Miss Dolby, Mr. Montan Smith, and Mr. Weise; end the choruses were perfectly executed. The same thing may be said of Beethoven's Maas in C, in which the solos were takes by the same per formers. _ _ The Festival terminates this evening with a grand ball as weal. I have not yet received an amount of the receipts of this day's Twrformanoe; bat, from the appearance of the hail, I believe they will be equal to the amount received on the morning of Wednee day. The general pecuniary result of the Festival will probably be limiter to that of 1866. Had it depended on the morning performances only, it would have beam much Leger, bat there has been • considerable shortcoming on tie evening concert& On last night'scoooert WPM, as compared with the torreeponding evening vilest Festival, there has been • diminution of above 70W., • circumstance for which I am unable to account. DRAMA. rawassas. LW night Mr. Yesn's awn concluded, an it bad aocuesseed end watiased, is triumph. As hinted at (but to Tory good taste, Mealy baled at) in bb ferwomll adze," tt has bees le Na • asamenbat trying Has. Ow readers UK hoe inset the Omni which wee essodosod fa the thestritel world at the U.S of the Prbows Royals awrriege by the aelabliebseat of the slab perilonmentes at Kw Kr Jeetye Theatre, with whisk Kr. lima, hitherto the disaster of the Window theatricals, end the supposed oast favenebe, was not wansoted, and the spateneow ratios by his kiosk awl the genera public white awaited Ma In lb own theatre. Actors as well as sabots below to the Irritable gene, bat lliz. Les hed wo seine he saneyeses or essisty. It is to be bulk of the puns that en setae sad leek the his mast, end with thin Kr. YAM'. position kw lean bow estadielied; he seed set her the erepfag at isionsted sir trestere, ate the bold sad ribald jokes of a weald-be fenny fahattel torn By the public Is is rippled se Ow motor of the day, owl wan is that position its ma wail afford to look at the imbue awl the jealous is their proper nett The Waded prereedens et the sears 105748 bare beta ilbehisprife repediss d Nag haw sad the lfoodaist of remiss. Beth d Wee have bra dissareised by dr rue on, Yallgsea, and kvisit _,tenure which have re Mad all Mr. Kiliell:T•Vi•dil, bat their serer Ms beta widely dilator. Adalrat ly put upon the siege, sad ezedlently air by ell consersid, Sing Lear yet slued as be agreed* - it is Neentielly • reediag end not en egging pry ; the Wary et the story oolutterbalenowl the piernee of the yer fonsma“, sal a golfing el la the adeedanas began * be pensive& Isaselarly apes tire was predated the Iforohoiot of Finial, predated with • gergesuages sad • acriristsages winch at err threw erg ether abider et- Imp& We the shade. For the whale nem the town he. bra talklag of the Vinsthr mash, the gaidalsa, the oar gaseads, the council abusbir, sad Porthis moo a-11 t pries. Ewer to. Kr. Kean arse to the greatest advantage, hie Ithyledr, moulded apes that great aerie, et )de tether shut vibe old aides at le rave, is madeublaily his bar pert,while the sweet Willie( toms ogles. lEart's arse were ewer note telling this la Porde' rogue* hearses *the hr. We Omar hue* that we have looked era this ad mirable revival fa the last lisle, bat trust that is the coarse el seat stases it will be ngprodeoed. Lest niplit the Maw ww Ailed to ovary part, and at the MI dike tertaln Ms. Xsaa advised sad dithered the fol. spoodt: " ladissamd Geshassa,--Al ha Ms of each sucossiive ..sees k hes boa my masa to address a tow words to we to thantresbm kr Madam aad support. 'Tito priest year tram 'mien ansmWassaa, in pert asavoilabli= me umtoi, has been la me a ;wad of great misty, sad iitipso—rdiwed, bowsaw, Gds W eaet palls hasp andlipspally, the smory at ell only whk 1 1 / a . Comm to ow ahead inention, I MI sow pothd, hum the risisimed boaly atrola I ha w linderpone, to sag a tow wee.' temerative repose, Mt I we, be the Wise Ala to brisp to ssomesodel ismintiat way Sail last semi. Fault ma, therekire, to tabs this of wassoaaciag ay buentios of no-opals( this as eataiday, the Ind el °Mbar, sad at Maws Ma to slats, that as the 90th of Jaiy wet I shall Ma my find ism as Orator of the PtiroMs Theatre. Is the mandass, is awl penthms, allow we, to Mrs. Hosn's saws as well w ay ow; rooposfWly art gratatally to bid you ihmeall." The Wilms, it is mikes to osy, was loudly 1111011114111. Ind Mr. Heal retired mid the cisers of the anthem. - DIBIN OP HONOUS. We haws heard with siren Orion that the err at • seal WAD Orwill 0 Iris Y tle Sr Mo. = le r si lweer=i a t ( l awara l : 7 b red llie frart M a railliesd wpm Oa • d 600 Orem Now, we re get mita le tow at obi bragger et dr gum TY Orel lir dirge bra awereeat sesteat, . gyp; itu brier glain of mere Nam bar Nriwirte WOW* . Nut re bawd by • hew, wrell erne thlt wargerrartw. Arms Mk roil he easiewel wpm lag 4 err wirer /fe e war el re grand err% awl Ober famare, riga wisr Seoperdine re arrika diegiller. t ad. aro la saw , shlwelier, ar r • wear* of erdle, breed the COMBOIIi etawrid, 10 se a et rah art gesholl. Neither lie r i le Owl hog wilt lesaby's way groWal awl Mr" so proem fa Clewasi d Imre re laverable eig•l 6B = ea •••••sar. ihet we Is weribe am that these eoloaeirleig r.lit ,-• is...LI? zmht.......:= rib t e d . lowi rhe bar lowa i reird wM or wed creera with are weer of dee oesgewp eeee , rum eraterla la . . &Mbr ad bat el whale rate use wadi thlah gerwilawl am Wit bard. We by that • debt of hoer ewes to Jibe XFII eat to Erase Hs, Wires; mg wrest that that art will yet be par, awl rat we rail barb to ley, es we was the sageftear. "Brew lato this arr." Tr. owlets r those MS Wm bre biros ban the weir, sherleg park ; but wiretero rot wry well row what they an, sad that they tar outweigh ia vales away • borer War* that bee Wrest • powers to the wisser.—lftwe -4 wen, sail. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SHBFFIBLD CUTLERS' FRAST. This annual banquet, which has so often been an ocession of wide-spread public interest, took place on Thom day last, In the Cutlers'-hall, Sheffield. The Master Cutler tido year is Robert Jackson, Rog., of the firm of Speer and Judson, "Ewa Works. Kr. Jackets is also mayor, thus uniting in himself the two highest °Ross In the borough. Mr. Monckton Move end lb. Roebuck being the two prbtaipal route, spoke so follows : Mr. MONCICTON MUM, In reply to the toast of "The Room of Commons," said— I don't we how I can talk of the Hones of Commas without Is some degree talk ing politics--(" Rear, hear," and lenghter)—milms, indeed, I talk of Itte Room; of Commons at sea. (Renewed laughter.) That seem to have been the great topic with most public aware awing the =oath of August; and, considering how that sabot has been exhausted by ray excellent friend your hon. sod worthy amber, I Oat ex cluded from it and driven beak to terra firma. But I matt say that I had a very plasma trip to Cherbourg lab atm worthy maim noes was only one slight drawn.* EMI that was • continual is.,, which possessed every pones is bond the ship, that by some ecatrivamos or other lite worthy member for Shelibid would be man away from is and taken to some Freak betrine, to rain there the rest of his lib. (Lad sad petreated laughter.) We all bower what they would have dose to bin. We trim also hew you sppreate hie, sad that then is not way .meant of ransom you would not have paid to ears to MOTO' him. (Removed laughter.) But at the semi Yoe the very notion was painful to us; and whin I saw my km hind on the deck of the vessel resole; be Allinisepi ay. miese, sad the mine of • thoomind era" pleibillp Wn comonned, I thengbt, " What • dreedhl toishetwalheidd be II we toles* my exosUent friend I" (Leta laughter.) Ka has gives you his Impressions of Cherbourg, which are at exactly the some as my own, because when I stayed for • day or two awards I was waited upon by a very hand saw leakier of Nowneady—(bad laughter)—and after recalvbg every kind of civility from the Fatah government and the Frond people, I timid not thin' it right eat morreas to express • ewers opinion Mont wuribleg ire sew. (Hear, ha.) It Is now 60 as 60 Ilea dose Berke remedied some pagans who were et OM Ito broareil to the navels al Cherbourg, and 04 "e* sopa you to the Trojaas who admired Me beme lan hh os to be lie ogre of their destrttedon." Dut Clientoeg ON arm be to us what the hone was to the Trojans. 'Who ere err the plea, we hit ereildent that against Boglimi 11l amid do nothing. (Beer, bar.) If tree is see M id s ' Ibi otter I regard wine hay it is thet weaLnlier • slob weed, Or de a deplellis to lemilimise with the emuders seem of so of Then mime. by try be • =Memo are emit solleme, which her re intsreets On de at bid diem toper, which when If will carry Olhelha thregiited tho world, but which. If they fell into imlesmsdne oustal, wail brio rant a Orbit s ki t= M. I diet ham white told be the oat to be amp Mao& of the asomme or dr Md. , luto rigiellea of the mosered. (Orem) • Ondemea, 1 la padre I cam mg marg. sal therehes I sit eemarkos ado ores MI that Ler Pehaareta li t new diseeedes lama on the sad Lord Derby be eel' a 1M hones. (Logider.) promo it=of roar I Ne ssi talime Mea t taw a to he to at Om thee of Widow la ' awl he "Now emirs* yes do asee s pet . If it. dub as. liapprol is Noon th we ameM besi of thesqlsm a tielthis wi out rd. pa take a Mop elpeareerf as k; hat hal Ililpilde with pie' andel red poillhol well-barg." haw inlimblabiet Wei ef vim Ws may be dm we. I vestiohee a Wee" am a Fteeilt pletaer, &slag a sweasillekei villa be meat to rk far a orre, and set le her hie tad .eat ofthe pod thit he had male a werleidel diewevery. Me Oemillee a liehty wrow Man Se kree, "Let Met to toteentsi amelletely, that he MM that no owe le aseemiry to Me republic." Waling met pas • ler m OM; be we have bat I earnt that our ireedielm do mot depend on Individual UPI. It I. iset dm ello frail elf Wirers Urn am decide the Wee or fall of beam& - !led whit we are all Wined to de what we aft it our on ideas and PAM eEtakoot thee* it eels are sod beyond thet—m• egoi. Whalen rug Ibi Near poor While I Mei of Mr holy width torments yearmirs, I X I lat pa la storefronts gm the rooms of the English aims abetted. It wee eamentheg to bre oar own way hi the &Nab& war ; and yet LOA laden tree ova rasa so-day who took up the pm and reed of the Otruation of Ids at Astrachan with a liedleg of smissorty towards the Bohan Is India weer wegiai ni mismaMe wee with mberable mammy ; ad w hove to 1 A bar upon but the courage of oar nose liddiars. shoos of the Dohs d Newcastle, who Is at Clamber Or his poor hp mhos back sick NA Alealled from that emote y, to an Were of what OD begdaned to Wild doolat" 18 thomode of he to tab conatry, with warp to sustain the base eat agniesee but the eleeehteerma of the glorious deeds of them who bar Whs. Apr, re re a radial of gong up an unknown Crime do, sad Wire any t er ms they chow a a a tualiteeestalatag one- MN whole hoes raos. If leratawoodiefal event I don't know what die . . the amaiiWthe Naar of 01011101111 I rata you for the support you hen gins in the conyhig - of of them uoiarteldap, sad he the ilereet yen Os la wardship and well-tralog. It le on pa we depend ; sod yea nay dread ea fer Me Mao al Conoco does is Me wain mgesseat the sol spirit of the sod orbs der the polo of limpidannot ßn g li =ati he retamilby the Rom of ammo It is kr that nom we roper eendleme is the healeddeos we poem mod do sot fear way Oho of these highealens which the dram meat of the Bolls\ mwelibilaa may require ; but we bulky* they will remota to Miff integrity If we is war duty. (Oro) Mr. Boom erne—To talk palm Is my bwinem; sat, sir, I trod to talk politica. (Hoare of langtre, sad load cheers.) Sir, a putlosan has said that the New hf Commons during the meg= has boon at sos all the time. I beg most respectfully to dissent from that opinion. (Appian.) We have red a mar tor to aS porkier We have taught those whom ~ow bad ride helot that dot le a panhiumott immediate on their heuroon (Chars.) England, mono sew steak wino she did set era before —semen, in ilat own proud pardon es badepareat d foreign infloasoes. (Lad ohms.) To that vomit I lain* costrthated—(her, bear)--ead if myna( road be Ila• grown Icentatone I would have that media epos It—that I vin rte" Bogleare baser, whoa bee roar was at make by moo of her Mild stieletee. (Lad ebeese.) But, eh, we an net to talk prdWas. sad we are only to talk of the Howie of Coro at ma. (Lorghter.) I was with the Roues of Cowes at ass. (Renewed Weil* e.) I went to Cherbourr, mod what did I see there 1 , IS, a great wrist sod • great mien WO Arecibo' Eagheed m twang mop her sass disturbed withering so whir sononadol MO Wm& TIM was the reeripden ghee by the per Bonet of Neer& Now, a I would take from warm a map MO reds* ef we .......... I animas l itt i tosiAn ome gu r d wole t : by Ai r = yr hauler all was pass, good cobw, and on thnihrions Memo :r ba = "s ilallemade eli the red eight rood the i ron iispelleil the war oplist that be right rid 1 willirld itoloMmose, oed retract wee at pre la OM M Weelleu areerd iL de with Nagiol. (gip illeazlimittestaibtag 1848. The 2:or 0 ; art roe OS begiot • to a loshwar. (Oherilfin I ewe Oldster weadming about, and Car yrg a I PeOrdsle a tr ionsg r sa ue. Cheers.) Well than, see One dr world wr et _ y a= GO hai rt ri eria lrodi ai lhv a imiltil e f M end brig at radio? 7 11. , this irriMinglijo, berw gib lnm eisi dTh oup fi l o 1 of Zoo a umbel sod ariklag example e. 41 presimmor (Alidlidm2) . A,4 11° T , . mr ". F, In the neeee aimed til d my I the L; i n s s to4l IS, is . lok % a ve = 1 E 214 In and there we Aired to the wore of • Opt. M h o * the a lt s La my pair ou irb.k . v. sa io say say-' w Weendosent. Mr, the for who gem : ma * a ll s Tli .. 1 : 1 1eg le Ms red, hers that berk, twit la the "l anVZ half•esmadose, says " I Oda 'sr 'wild be qulr" and he bawls eat of the window, " Dort, '!!ldes." Terror Is. lei dais , the Omer ger Oren oil is awahmed by the 800 of Ids Or is he. I sea Teens& (Lod end Ore and (OM of 1 kftr uri ) . 4 all yea to beware. What la the waning of f Ars they shall of Barr el Orin of Prole Na Are they alkali of Eastew I ? No; not oe as hinder. What, then der Cherboarg mem ? IS is a AMOY, to liagimod. (Neer, her.) Tho peen el is firen thank 0•6--(hat, been—imd wine ass so mye oinaot he looted le the genroset. Bat le NM we with mord es hewer "Why, err, I her pet la my pemeelas a prolate Ohertorg et gm tWorne." irlike h maanted wlrli t t apprevel of the .. dr Ascriewoot, whir do not let a ward go forth Item. Thu I top wary wool Hat h eat"A7 ILO _ that my I' It -umpired to the gate Fata gerrusilriTiLamniwir ptios! diese—it sea we are rams upon olavieg He watt—that ws aregad that a sd , the tesor—thet .ob pso we ll e a re ouot ottworth to y ha tr us nant s. th e s o; b men athe —. To whom do I attribute this? I lay it at the door of the French Emperor. Mark me, I know what I say. Imyit on a solemn accasks. The French prose is the myrmidon of the Emperor's opinion, and that this to the prejudices that now lie in the mind appal to people against England, is a manifeetatkm of the Emperor's opinion. (Cheers.) I am the watch-dog, Tear-'em, telliog you this, and I only tell you what my hos. Prised wadi 101 l you, though he would tell you with more mellifluous phraseology. Be you ready then. Get your gins and ships ready, for, depend upon it, he knows in his heart that Cherbeurgis a standing menace. (Appian.) Now, I will tall youvitat the moral is. I am sent to parliament as joliw i ta p tivis. In the next ooming parliammt there b• and everythdiag that goes to protect Eng heti natant hameies will Twelve my Marty my =boi4.l47ll= Sir, I ehhring llizttrtothedratte outlets ion which:az sulk. (B.rstilcilsoilisrleau;" are pea c e, tear itttreTs: paramount foam the L ad 's lad y to s ohnd- . Oman. The Quest travele from on* end of the island to the otter without am yftig hat a solitary policeman on the train, sail be sled set he *an (Cheers.) Is not this a striking is dame of what /gala, government may do ? (Hem, hear.) I am sot him, gentimma, to bandy plumes of compliment with my boa. Mud as na left (the Maine Cutler), nor el& my M. friend oi my r ig ht (Kr. Mondrian Mikes, M.P.). tau Wm to MU advantage of the aconsion, and to tell you at case that we me a people Wed by the kme)—emil that It twine that all of us shoold des tV lear repereti spinet the waft evil that certainly will ban us. Do rsi elgenE that that gallon nation that Is oar menet neigh bour cosaok will not, bear the dreadful burden whisk I. sow upon her sitaniders. It will lilt the burden of[, and we standing by will see the terrible expiation. W. shall ham to be papered against all coming calamity. And I keg of you se you calm your own hearths and your own =47 to me, your member, when I vindicate t il e waritinglandrs lately against the world In arms. (Cheers) Sir, I ter that I have made this evening too serious, but depend upon it I have spokaa but the words of truth, and I would Snit by simply thanking you heartily for the manner in which you have received my health. (Loud and prolonged cheering.) POBT-OPPICE 12JIMAK-BATUJID42 HAIJ. HOLIDAY. We have been requested to give • plane to the fol lowing TO /OEM LILITALI, =O. Dear Mr,—We take this offectaalty to addiess you mega • gulden veld& has occupied your attention for many years per, may, the liariy Clash", Movement. Ws have wh ammed with much planers and satisfaction your great atm am and program which you are now maim with the Satur day 1•11-holiday pride& We namely believe that la order to obis's& pwamaaM sad lasting foods* ea a seam en larged basis, your aim for the yellers of those you have is kindly sad no courageously benefited will be greatly feolli tated (we respeottally submit) by diesoting your kind Mauna' to the present Post-o Mos reform movement. The oommittes of miasma appointed to isqulreinto the manamment of !he General Pat-cellos, in their printed report apes that eels- Mahood, head is in. yaw 1884, reamet, at page 37 of that report, is follows 0011411IMISIS ought to memo the whole Um of its servants, pay them properly Per it, sad place Wm under such regulatbas as may husband their rtrangth, sad render them affable of the largest sad most efilelent teem of service." When the date of attenuates on duty stiles General Post-office is property &Maid, it will oral* not hum the impression upon the mind that the speed chasm of *Moms ars baying their strength heabeadei, or anything dose daring the hat four years to eases them to be ,fit and able for • loos term of swim. The inequality In the Ham of enfilading, st the Post-oboe of the clerks, sorters, *tampers, womanases, sad the kiNter-cerrises, which saws boat fin o'clock Is the asorsiss till cot o'clock the MA 'natal. bets( 20 boas sat of the $4, is a sailleleat cams WI Omit for ea laqslry. The late alight ditty at the Pastwdlloe gales aaascessery sod wangled for by say roe tits rsetwelOss safitorities ; sad it osa be roved that, fades& el *Adis( the Iwo ambit of teems that do duty wholly Is the holds al the Louden district sad Inland departmaats tato =ay mall nodose et aesapsolte, if the two before-menticeed . . deparnnenta were coettolkltsd, the whole of the duties could be done in a much more bushier mein in 16 boon—vis., from five o'clock a.m. to nine o'clock p.m.— than is now done with the 20 house. Title could be dose by forming the whole eta[ into two strong bodies, the Ent to etiounenee et 6 a.m., and knish at 1 o'clock midday. The mond W maim at 1 midday, and finish at 9 o'clock, p.m. Can anything be more simple, or mere eaaily understood. sad which would give lib and vigour to all the overworked by the pneent injudicious system f The letter-owleve times of attendance ore as follows The we hendra al the mules 01110Cla Poet letterorniere 9h. Om. par day. Two Marked ditio ditto, with three hears extra dusty The psneirest don of London district ea General Past Leiter-carders The Solar Louisa dhtsiet and Gan a Poet httar-earriers l2h. Om. per day. The C ohm Mth ditto dish varying has 4.30 a.m. to 11 o'clock, pa. It ova be peed that 9 o'clock, p.a , would, as hated, be widest time to and Poet-aka duties at St. Martithrle- Grand, ad if the two bodies of hatew-eanisis we,. united by *nag thin tato her chooses, their day darns would be nods eight Imre, yid& we Para is salami for !hoes who are so ably lied to lbw Imp embers of the Acme are net ale le gut hie ontil why late en ilalerdag sights. May an thanks easepsibid to go inalorting on leaday raernhig. The leer-oarriare that darer the Oby walks will tell yr,, dr, that way firms low emir slats at the yaws ersarabg-boossa, aloes, or Intrahoeso for the W pm, of reorivhig sod enewering Worn Largo webers al letters ere pd kite the private hater-boxes by the letter carriers es the 41111111•11• al liateniays, sod ere net epsned mill the prissipsh awe to bashers ea the Monday. The bailers sad am operatives have their iletrusley Yanalo day, mad wig set the poor empleyer of the dasseal Post- Ake ell ever the kingdom ? The follow's( circular will show Act those WINN mimeo athedenco is only from 10 to 4 o'shalk day ere sawed the hell-holiday. The a& ea very well he despasha et 1 deka midday es 10Merfip as well as 8 della at night. " iietordoy lisit.no/blay to Mew of the 01111111111 "The Poribnorker.General barb) g dieldcd to grant a hilt. holiday on Saturdays to the Odeon et the General Pout. Ain, so der r thsinSdigenae an be atibrded without fneen ventines to ths pub,* the wend aloes whieie on not medial* 01•11811111 new* end delivery Odes mono will be closed at NM o'clock on liatardoy afternoes. The mossy order calm in St. Idertin'tvleanusd and eberleorns- Isms will also Os cloned at the sense hour. The arrange — will mace as Saturday, ths 7th hestant.—By a t the Postmster.(esuraL Mined) ROWLAND HILL, esrmOssy. Omni FMbaeoa, him 4, 1866." We as, 63, Tll3 PaAM Gourd Pat-dm" 84 Pt. 1. RAILWAY BMA PALABLE 2V SWIM. The repot of the directors of the Glasgow and Boath-Weelera Railway, Jut lowa, cootalia UN laser- Ms sappedlous towards a sew and filmier way at borrowbg nosey Widte cs the adder el demos sof Miran th up tbs war. gaidtea rode 6'oo tbe OW , al hms l =l , aerials wry murk era Say am •Uwwity la wi aluraaswe wbaib reset eerie ft =Owe, eroyeate• r r reed el olortrwd tiorous t = lol 2 l .= squirts. sayarlwa us/ they powarsa taw peorco to levee lbcoele payable to tits w beam," wad weemieultde by el spit &limy Wu Ikea floe book eri.bt braltbar ter Azad smidess, reliambl• Is eerie rare—er for • lona of yens, sod, Ira &dr be saimart m w eas .mow , th , e is add Sow • Ihrothe ts at arei des ei who de wet etyerest rub essilllet; the resit brie r rabbi the priat eisewot of beaveteo aphid el railways 16.68 : a irkeer1 1671112114 :1;117 11.4 0 br i a r s atoo% acie".7l :i the UaltM imasis„ mai b le based dulls 11111otillet to be orreose by nairq cosipala M altsofeworyum aro eta fad alum am elbawalaw lir bawd, 1 / 1 4aulws ellh Aar 'JOON robe the repro*. ai fear rain, ass mewl main alposies is abtdakit e tr owtsg aamory mulioa to • drag* la Oa BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL (nom ori BIRMINGHAM, FRIDAY Iviortno. The armed of last night was superior to that of Wednesday evening. It-contained a larger propor tilt. of really good and interesting things, but had the usual fault of provincial concerts—inordinate length. It did not terminate till almost midnight, by which time both performers and audience seemed heartily fatigued. Mendelssohn's Symphony in A minor (the Scotch symphony) began the 0000ert. It was superbly executed, and much applauded. The grXranklryin also i:ecanl uded d Wteva'sfink'siryan rate otivire.rt ures— With thee, exceptions the oonoert was vocal. The only piece of any magnitude was Costa's &remits, " The Dream," composed for the occasion of the Princess Royal's marriage, and performed during the festivi ties at Buckingham Palace. Being a *ice de tir o:instance, it is of slight construction ; but the poem, from the elegant pen of Mr. Bartholomew, is Imaginative and graceful, and the music is of a similar character. The machinery of Queen Mab and her Fairies is prettily used as the vehicle for the courtly compliments to royalty called Ibr on so auspicious an occasion, and the week is worthy to be preserved beyond the for which it was produced. Its meet ataseell:rartions were an introductory air, " 0 tin me, gentle orb of night," sung by Madame Clara Novell° ; a very fanciful chorus of fairies; a serenade, " 0, the joy of truly I ," sung . by Sims Reeves • and the final chorus, " y, arise, which is e xceedingly spirited and pleasing. The execution of this pretty piece was perfect, and re ceived warm applause. " " Then were, besides, many vocal pines of a high order, which, well known, an always inter esting. Such were tha scene in the Now di .Pigaro, containing Count Almaviva's famous air, Vedro menu' io sospiro," sung by Belletti ; the cavatina in the finale to Lo Count/stole, " Non piU meets," sung with incomparable brilliancy and finish by Albon ; the pathetic duet, " Ebben, per mia me marls," in the Gana Lady., by Madame Cestellan and Min Dolby ; Mozart's quintet, " Sento, oh Dio," from Cosi jaw Atte ; the aria, " Come unlit.," from the same opera, sung by i Madams Castellon; Mendelasohn's great scene, " Welke," by Madame Clara Novell° ; the quaint old aria from Grit's Brininess* which Madame Viardot seems so fond of, and sings with each re markable brilliancy ; and other things equally clinical and beatiaal. There were, moreover, two or three ballads, of which" The last rose of rummer," charmingly sung by Mdlle. Victoire Balfe, was the most remarkable. Tagh this was, altogether, an excellent concert, yet it, as well as the other evening concerts, lacked a fine instrumental solo. Joachim, the greatest violinist that has been heard since Pa ganini's day, was present at all the performances as an amateur. Why were not his services, or those of our young English pianist, Arabella Goddard, put in requisition ? Either of those exquisite artists would have been invaluable. The attendance was again but indifferent: 1,198 persons were present, producing a receipt of 6881. 10a. _ • • • The p7f . d orms ,. nee of this morning consisted of Henry •►'s new oratorio (or Biblical Cantata, as is is called) Judith : together with Mendelasohn's sacred cantata, " Lauda Sion," and Beethoven's Mass (or Barrios, as it is termed in imitation of Exeter) in C. The subject of Mr. Leslie's work may be gathered front its title—the same of the Jewish heroine who delivered her country from the Assyrian yoke by the diming bat somewhat questionable deed of blood, the murder, is his sleep, of Holofernes, the commander of the army besieging the city of Bothnia', wooed. lag to the tale so amply and graphically told in the Apocryphal book of the Maccabeee. Ile poem, by Mr. Charley, adheres closely to the words of the original narrative, Intermingling them with &pro priate passages from other parts of Scripture. It is divided into three parts. The first, entitled "The beleaguered City," paints the internal condi ti on of Bethulta when the Assyrian host sits down before it. Judith a in the midst of the distracted and disunited multitude, rebukes them for their want of trust in the Lord, antionnoes her design to attempt their deliverance, and departs followed by the prayers and blessings of the priests and people. The second part, called " The Camp of the Assyrians," describes the arrival of Judith and her attendant in the oamp, her introduction to Holofernes, the blan dishments with which she captivates him, the banquet which be gime in her honour, and the orgies in which she feigns to join, while sh ei watches for the moment when she may strike the blew. The third pert, " Night and Daybreak," Wehrle' the completion of the enterprise, and the heroine's return to the delimend city, celebrated by songs of praise ,and thanksgiving. In this subject there is much room for musical expression and effect. A fine instrumental 'eu phony, or prelude, leads to a gloomy chorus arthe despariag people, who, in their dismay, clamour violently for peace, sad demand that the city shell be given sp. The recitative of Judith, in which she reproves and encourages the multitude, is in a com manding tone and toll of energy. They answer in one voice, " Pray for as, for thou art a godly wermaa." Her prayer, in answer to this appeal. is deeply i solemn and mpressive; and • diem earembre of hope and confidence closes the AM gent. The seem now changes to the Ireyrian ramp; aid Holollossa. in an air of a grandiose lishbratee his amp greatness and that of hie and antieipales the fall of the dome* dlr. Judith and herr attendant appear in the onep i fismi swe surrounds* by . the soldiers, whose km* gosimak with hat brief answers, form a same of great spirit. The soldiers lead them to the general's tent, where they are commanded to wait his pleasure. This situation gives room for an air sung by Amital (the principal soprano), "The Lord preserveth all them that love Him," a brilliant and effective composition. The two women are then admitted to the presence of Holofernes ; and their colloquy with him takes the farm of a beautiful and highly dramatic trio. Then follows the scene of the banquet, which is painted with great animation. The shoats of the revellers, the gay rhythm of the music, mingled with the bar baric clang of brazen instruments, while the two Jewish women, sitting apart, are heard from time to time to atter ominous were to each other : all these things form a finale which would derive great effect from theatrical representation. In the open ing of the third part, the sounds of the revel ma dame to be heard ; the feasters are still singing their bacchanalian wogs, bat in drowsy murmurs, while the two women are repeating to each other the legend of "Jul and Sisera," their suppressed voices mingling with the chorus as it grew. fainter and fainter. At length Holofernes is left asleep on his couch, with Judith only in the tent. The bloody deed, justified, perhaps, and rendered heroic by its patriotic motive and daring courage, is narrated in recitative, soma ponied by the sgitated chords of the mehestra. The narrative goes on to relate the ramp at Mit= km return to the city. She calla le times I le era the gates, az a declension ak of root newer. The itersiar eaters the' eflr wait the foy er' strains of military music, sad is mimed by Mies, the governor, in an air deemed's a tenor singer of the highest order. This is teamed by ,k, fine trio between Judith, Amital, and Oties contralto, sad team) whisk leads to the grs teal shares, in whisk the three solo wises continue tolls beard t. the sad. The execution of this work was magnificent, sad its same, complete. The pert of Judith was Viardm ; her attendant, ili Alt i lky Lem Castellon Holofentes by Bel laid sad Was, the governor of the city, by Sims Reeves. The music oi Judith's part, written ex pressly far Madame Vadat, is of course for a con tralto voice. It is impossible to praise too highly I