The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-27 00:00:00

: Lit I ri4di , No. 4,171.] EANILA..—IMPORTANT PAIIIIINGIRRIL smiliwel sr mime. 4JEOROVerlartti=k 1 . 1+114 asedist hip de e .led F A N. 4 lls 4o Siltrett as7Das k lu hloura W ave. 1r MACHU Direst (last allippieg day 19th nr.wiv m i ca. NM I. VI ..x.ffsaws; mow lair i.+ M ms Duda gidollndoodloside d bar amp 4.11.0126.1 se.l re= tee"—al.4 Jamilirtmom , e l V‘d *N.*. RAN FRANCISCO, CsSank (last .14= tie Iles MIAs WPM. ULM Wir a l l W.• I. so kr r.,lkelre wpm j. Os M. Demi.. sad oil be ,risrei is alina-68.0 JAMOI II era ft.,. mossmainks.o. AraOUNERTNICATION to NEW TORN LITIIIIPOOL, lIIIW TOSS. sod PIII2 W12 .... 1 LPILIA IP COllPAPYlNimidwillies iiiir NW Nall dipkoably at geserlpq le reirlil PIII PIIPIIIIII4 as Mew. ! rot SIM TOIL - - - - - an d MALTlVOltripass6s, 664. 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NOTICI to INVENTORS.—OFFICE flor Pat eU T o • ii. 61.414 MN& .4= Brß O. 6 4 = .. i. . t gAr vender limPilrie *swift aftwaw imers. "'" Va inin5 , ..... -- r: ..c....,,,„... 2= w...,.... 44... 4= 4 r iz '4.c. p ea CE for PATENTS, 1, lertwang', Lillooll'll W.ll—‘ll.l.r. DAMN sod NUM 11•11111•001,04 enarles =wax t i t . lis widow! sent if iskems Ise tamp •}ZIPIS:3 I = mallwerials, Askeis. VODOZ sod HARVEY'S PATENT 119011/MOWILV 0•11 100112 (10718UMIUL—Vide W e E se .....4 ~....n........ —era= e W•E So We ow sop wwwwww w zroc ag i nua ltro s srA da elee s=r i lajpri gh. is amps : la amp Or so owl ailbo gm ee S wins= T k :WWB 1100 Oral IpTill. 01611.11111.11% ilt I=l 4 Xl t 11•1‘ me win la Ws WIZ . W Won . Wo Debra gEnr=di, .e ps a pro mb ril• rarrimade• • Ira& .0. pc owts sow whwei w. e atiait r = e s e := 4 =Lii. ellee me' be TBBECILNELL. TURNIP., and SONB' HAND 1Y.7.1.0 LAr 4 .1711C/LS4 Irk Srbred Ore We et area rem aria err ill t i nl ilk re ead Was ehriere r 4 eel el raw drift al re lee Mr A sell W. Werra* &W. L YPOBTANT SALE 0 Ant-clus Dow nag 115 /91201111.—J. DOR isd C.. bos be 118=1 Ow INN embral ilis gams Ihrulemp wi ... Jur NIN a Ski Weft Ile INNS 484 Is Losims, r.z. • ai lialllne. Impeloft aim et ond Nos la sok. in ANNE. voloNt al Z MN Neil; ENNIN dials NI UN ; NINO Ilr~ k ose. dumb 0i1k... tr. al ; Wimp, INN beak m NIL ; Nu N ft N. : *my saw dole dam IN faiir Womma w azzann Nire. RM. sod IN lAnival 311 nom Mow; ha allwaa:r111 11 4 NMI moNall•L ma.l re oss NNW IN laN , ft plor la d INNINer V. Ws. me anal WAWA an NY/ .tit pulle rs. sod mire Wm bid. liNg . :76 , Mad actagolale. WWI Si be/4SM smote la wernsist auts laws W. Isjolar Kaaliaadad of meg us. N 1 4 =4, : i. Mall: VII fai*N MUNN Ns ULONDON CUT OLAIB COMPANY l• i s ••••iike Irldk Olidr Weds et liamitaftes IitIPPLY MY every 4serisues UITOTAL (MAIM r arm Ye Owls smal rein W W r /PAWL awl ft.. Oshr4. 10111401 , 'WAN isolarriel. dire les Oft reidwill dissi ten Sir WA& THE 4:104. DRAWING-ROOM CRYSTAL A. sawn& = .l l . sad of divot *wick too Ono Ileft, V Ohm amidlow amid = l ll, Bl = Vow loororril . PAll owl Oo„ 10. 00wW wpm V, gellidie 0110,14/1114. OEM." 12&—A sow firet-elaas QUART T HIMIANTIII. of borolltbl Own bed prtomoolo =Ms ; don Woo bo ihs .0~ porloolloa. A. mike bp ff:::: S ta t. lII= ortor '"gr.gralla VamooloMery. The ' mow U. W. moommoso. osa Wpm% .op-r.+ es Masai ofgrra bus snuff CLAM sad LONDON PRIER maw,. rre L arblimas domes Id do add& altal=in +1 Vide. EFORE YOU PURCHASE PLAYA to JOl Lelnifige/MV•141111 TOMO 'pro re • Demirs Memo re fats..Sa. pa dra 0701=416XWMOftw. }wasp ?MDT LETTLEB, with Leap, 40s. • sii.—JollllB. Id/weapons& 'DOR lb. ad. yoa asa ware a varli k : .a: asaaskaaaaL lea kar Or JOaltri, rem soft rHOTEL end TAVERN-lEHISPERI3.—Every loWiliwamosees rum GOODS al MU Um semi dam.— SSA aia. T a sters eel' reel esbetitste for Silver is the PLATIMI es pope II ICC 111..-4 ON 110. Lowikar emila. RIND311:1 Post-ollos Or"1tlot =" fne £2 96., payable to r...AP0.1%":" WCONONIT sod EXCELLENCE.— d. M rd SOX. Td= x odord 1111...6", .Updxlike di rare meow sad la ad surr edurl MG Ye row rd es as 44E11 444 14 nor el =de . I = 4.d iardz i Ld=7 . da w n ==::= are.rd." InArdigne add In Orr unser iltiTfi.imr — WLtrri — iTfFelM"rgfE,Zri= Tft sivona paraerr,LENT 1 0 w e rnip117 6.6. 111.. Ur bort i==.• C m •yrj = t inearrap Moyer=01•001t 111111 M. Illaub. Voile 4 1 . 1, 4011. am. end am* =Zi n n" PDX .6.11 la le parlbwilk It= M i r l i =.•aftot,•o bower.; or Or raial. isgeonsubior OW& the Mean se Oadur. Mow Sir solimalwasall mod Ila Ow orb ea avernsolow M SOWS an as Mow: rla: ;Ware on 4 littemeas. waft ; .1"114 slam SWIM ISO =id rad Talials& VJULCO•TiI ! EfICOATII ! OVAILCOATS ! Iron. sod OM= realm& IL MOORS and 11011A_ NUMMI ad ALlNlATNallgexio/041111111? Wear EIS "INDISPIINS•ILII" SUIT, aims mg dodum,:i v E tos NM beim. I. 5ar..1.4.0 b. mos ausinekle sod me Me bus • is _9Ol a IL ~ill ai 111.11krra i t Midis ANIS" awl woo 01601 dont raw to LIZ GREAT SAISTERN.—Aaelsrat *maw" via e tTraisl siomoimg lbe Niamara: swe be a al MI/ 31110111111=1 W4ATS 11111 1 10IMUNIMIR ton. RE PTll I X e .— Th. PATENT IMF ..:; •,....... kiesecy , : sUret /mow ile -7-7. 7 er b tr i VlSZA . Min • NUB CUM—L►MIIM''S ASTHMATIC bi ro. im a rZeilt saw Om 4111111 Ow • tezeg. l ir 4 - Ag,- - - 4. 'ir - ' lll -ar gIIZAT OLOBIL—CHINA od ITALY.—New maiucto of tie WAY le =INA mg la ITALY. NM .aks. The flusgegpar t 4 1 . 11=VM. = rn irtiliseesa .1 ggnallg. Ogus a inn VP an. Da ailOggles *Mg Md. %UMW Or UMW. Lulauggewpwa ROYAL SURREY GARDRNS. 1 4 11141101M—DA101/0 Oe e. Ops ine' sebee. NM& anew Nola edminla IlMe lb, ielbelbrab SAL Tbe MO ems be eeeigoll ter sew emsk ; rise 11••••• eels* SIMI'S THZ NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ebb Ballasgs. frovirgls Oar Var.-. 116 Cr i eser ig iiiir. d Millt It =us e Mt .123:;!_ne '!`t4l l =aittuarett. approved =moo isimomma Demages ban* I. Ou MN et f. Mime 611.1 . Adialak, gem. ROOKS, Wissimill-street.—Grad ors."-oiss MST ZVI'S I 0, eit= elsibilut=iiiaailel Ifter. Lamella es t; amo rbi riawaimemilikera . rinams."lmme aDWILL'iI SOIREES DANSANTEB, IMIZT :--(ikettemm, la. ; s. 011. petralle Imee et imp MEL Al 1& At. ead••111 %mii alsts. L Jerialle *M. Ey Ilk Adeliolos.lik-4ftirlzeia. gas. TR. . YARN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL ye is t ow etthe ..4//klamis l l4 lll ,..,"lbils Fat is be me DAIL; Ipr t llll and iron 7 a 14 *2 iimi deroL i rT= am am aft allot " 1110 Ireists=ll W. amp. dam Ma .1/, DELAIDE GALLERY, lorwthwerada, ri m, Is lOW 0 6 /I=SI , II4ICTICUL Sawa. pram PARTIES.—A fint•elass COMB, SIITIZTAINKINYCZ tir Teo 0+.... ea tV (12 . 111 . 1Z1 ce 1111ane os emey enrctirilmalp:lL eitnolieeni peeNia7. Ifs mesirlbso towes. BOX 38 ar HAMPBRB. v I M MADICIII. sad Od. Wind isd N& Umbra Outorsed DMus Ildet._ead in sad Cs. PIN AIX w Now& W.O. odds ilaidded. Duo • s irDOTTIJI MIX MINCH IIANDY. oar . DOOTCH ay WIMIXT. Oil . OLD JAMAICA XVII, O ON X O INIT sod OLD Pull* STROM OUT OIL . =Mr "Awe' INDIEIos et Nit Xeddllddood. Odmin maw s idomondid • ors SHERRIES.—RaiI paid to Yla lisaisaia—Titaa aux* am w WNW to Yr WIIIU of the saw smieW diw ii., W .k odWes. TIM pew Wo Ng Ww. Wf▪ kowbolift boWakfttp. mai IMF lays It e s aw nu lt e i d t zt I: Na p a. roll ig kg/ OiL 1111. sal 11=10 0. rat. 7 118W1=70 1 .. de %WO. AODORS'S PURE ENGLISH GIN. ditasniand Old Taw mann; Oder idas. N. nd /11i. ; F a z . l4 Pal dad alma Onors Loads , pars old, alla: Li tad O M Wlddisa La lad ; Ar. Omni VON, La and La lajars OW. . aa or me eaber— sAffemera Unknna. IL Janata ilia IN pain DEAN sad SON'S BOOKS Re CHRISTMAS ri the NSW TILL COMO BOOKS FOS OE 91.16•1. ; samara. laid., M R i LINOS NOT 0111 ILY : • Plotter, Faze lama. By W. Ilawaerfaa. Fiala. be; adoared. Is. dd., RANDOM SPOT/ as All. KINDLY GLIM Poso Lama for way oe area prio,t anima. Dam up la Plower. bola la b Meals. IL: acepoood i r. blank. BOZOI/111: a Oasio Saab of Plasma J. V. Samar. IFlColl:orrjkma ." == e Sto Yams.. • book TLILONtrIBTDraiIIt Ca= 1 141 gi•or , DIAZ AND BOND BOOK6OI Frre.Oß PRE/INTO AND MIES • Now aed Improved 6.11 aw. la royal 15... dab yak .le. Id.. 811.1.6 to BuNOU It. lay We 1, .H. P. ANDLAWS llhariatad TlOrPori Is told by Radioed Deyta. sad lath won ellostrattom la foal 16100, dad' Ohs . 1 4 OgrAil , . BERING BUM ~ MB. Alb MAR FLograisa. UNE LUNE', and ar INTL% BlittlEs3. a beaueinal Prom% fur au aroma IS, Mn. Drama Comma • lik full.pago Illaaraelona panted la oil Damn by Saaarra prem. mad Memo la goad. la direLlibara_k BNJO TTTTT kw ALL TOusfrlJlAWtuotratad aids 12 berealltal OS 2.llaamakaa.lbo Rkieli 6 0 266 . 21610622 d s.6 ‘ be11.46k _BM fliatf h ALPHAINIT amid ANIOODOTIS ot lalAL6. l Volrea Enamor, Maw et ♦ • nu Clordeu.* with 16 Wattled larieseses. Ma, b; sologosil ADTRITIIIII6 Is Vwae. By BV°ID". Will lista Neer. Frostragiaa ' by MARL awl Illedmiellitleime Ballard Doyle. L amps Me, 4b elk in NOTABLE WORSE, wage Er woe de Near Yoliami flistaetarlotka By Mr Mama. • Beak foe Tow Boasireby Blusinaad with 'Stange Blinloalbrea la owe boa Oita. Oka , . ed. 11.111•11 ABLE : Lim Aar/mos. • Book for Bela Byr 16. S. 00CIATIM VMS Mims illooliatlcan In men Ma deli elk 71.1111.. MISESTERING MOllllll ; ea. lip Naralase d Mbolonary Bator prim BOW by lbs Bac Oname. Arafbra of Th e VW. of Nis NW.' BA 1:112.60021 6Mk Nall by B. MP" Ea. bce ili c ale = 4l. ; DV ILI DLL! ; Woman' end canna Worth. • Tab Of pub Ifteml, Us Ilmazie Comm 1 101Yeke ll ierkett Co e Ip*oe2. TY z ucraF ___ Foram aid or. at as tt s :l4 . E a r isa lbe Is* a• I rks liZres e rr. troper. J. • GOOD awl 11•11: im er t ! i talt . lre ib irani s di lfelles 4 le • Nook for Otre. By Wm Loa Ilwasaaar. Ilk olabe DUNG DELlo7l#l,lthrYarbto f t for HAPPY HOUR& Wt aosely 1103 utilised MOM owl Yaw. to .00 Yaw& $7 June HISIIOP. in dray Ismo. daft WMOraal.la NLta Cloapaoloas foe 0s Young. r los. lICNITTUZZ TEACHINGS for We YOUNG. Hy the Bar. Auxa yy Dr ltsycasa. of Flatbory Chili • pod Scads, 140410 t-toot for the Vous& Wft• Pwt laioNsass• sad Troottooloot to Colour; D 7 B. 0ky.... OMAN* NEW GAMES YON TWELYTH NIGHT: • New Amiga: Goma Oa. to mob Card. Trice Is. WISHING CARDS; or. Tow Santo Told; a Capital Joke eMI' LOAD to WEALTH. la. Mayo astound, ILO& O ANIMATED 1110011121. Is.: or IL M. lOU coloured. LITTLE POLE. Now Now Wear. dlxpaow lael of taw ltee Berm 3. jorradta a 4. Tin Ebb. Clapbora. DOMENTIO ROUSSE ENPSItd 4.OOOUNT -2001.AM1 kr gar pew. aaday Tam of Oa Yew. La aaq olloaoldw faro& Banal In cotoora I. Durand tlioallorroo of Atm Boob. fat Jegimeso. Ea, 0 . ,lay tordadotaNka on ritloo to Dna sad golators 111 pall 11. Lodastoolll. Larks. C = HAN% LL WHISKY v. COGNAC tin tra2Lovaisz . w i lt d ig =le lir ; kerma at appriable ie risibi.weeS ta tes WWI Oil wia. awl mit bawled - awe • Ina% ILINILLITS COONAM—A pore ode re brown IssaiLlas, gala, Ilk isms. amber's lark% gni lie mewl se a lb. ger flasd AIW 311=2. w.b. ma. EVENING PARTIIB.—A tablespoonful of either es S. 11011111111/1711 /SUIT 111810101:8 (prepare! free teak are sueraillet pa dime!! IWearing griereen dd rez e l lee aa mien OmWarta' at wee • eel tem a beveram—llea ITIPMII77. Semi 111.13. HR BIUST sad CHEAPEST TR 18 sad 00Mill 1111t12/82! at all Wm. to te 'Masai al P. awl Oa.. a, Wallawaresa OW. walla Oeohlrest ar '.. 00;77•41 ed.,, IL Id.. 2. IN, .. .a te awlaa It; Aft su wikwa 'has. 104.. awl as. Tea ma• mew to lie vales aa Ma ma wawa his to *al rallw.• Maass et arta am la /baba& • melee 'want Wm Oman al warad Flaw A CURIOSITY is TRA.--SOUCHONO at • ai g ra i rgo b rAr r aroTl4,___tr=" l LLTZit et. a ai. al if ilt mmemova Via& Tao IN N., EELM HOMEOPATHIC COCOA i ßp reempa al bri.—= am sal by minim MUFFINS AND CRUMPETS.—W. HORTON, . g... he 112 my la De& Templ•ber. Owe Se Wens les Ger News %bet be bee Mem erembee. 14 on nab e. Wes dom. be will be eiriere Ie rehLrletagra egi ere 001111110U11111 LIMPS= la ow weN a lee end milk a Ibrehler amide as Mu Yam N Moles easselei id& premyttede and deseeteb. OYEITBRIL—Ths beet NATIVES, es. per barrel. POULTRYOUa . rod OAKS of ever 7 de molts.— l. 0. PLO g P em MOS WAlAilu LIAR. All •ad esso RilablOol O 0 OPEN AN OYSTER without trouble, W oe •••Au ON isol Miami Ila. um imp over iat 1.11.•111 =at Obi owl aliessi• ewerpoul I. epos. MO or Ile mot aftwied d la • IsiCreiima• mat; Mao b. N. Yaks insist is •fien • am A Nide. The palls am aim simagly nor. t• or, lambics. ,=. 21=fra , „ a r t taw_ut. =„Zy. Illookli sod tassalm. H. II .• Willimarea. 1 •••••••111•••• bil MI ‘lllOOOOl4ll PATENT ASPHALTS ROOF- Na IRO MIR aol INODOROUS WILT far away ..lk Ila Las Wm% IL; NYMY. 12 India •14% 14. R Mant fool Alm Dry Bair RA tar Ike nalatpa el Mai mad riatealar ward ; sod Shmeaag Rik Mormon wait* Power an rwaoth. lampla4 disegiok aw 4 awilnewala PwL—DROOVON awl OIN. learohali Imam. .M S. Nisi rum*. Unrwral. EHEISTMAS TOILETTE REQUISITE gad WI Mill II FE—Arrag tie new arab ee berg er perremoble et rim ars roe re be ay smerle rem re OWL NMI /WA ef ai redlarrt arriiker re rem sell bm ..... L.te re bek lager iis sr deller Id asire. mer r it prim% gag. so gig rime etre rem prommee=ireM s lillee ell. er It erre Ise dis er Serra r. se preser lim greeer ar ems iron II lir. Tree - re rite dere MM berltel Ws, Misr vlee rem te set. mire re li eller. It is on seggegig gg beer. beer le err rot re groggagg g0._4...== somlallosA IlloWalblimi mower* el /10 Ism 11.1.11•119* mirk as Sr,IA Inn& Od .111 a. soil 118. isly.—. and A. OLDRIDOK, 14 INISIMIMPINI Mute erre le.Ct. 1 - I HRISTMAIII PREMOTT pr B.—The toast mime aue Iwo *UM I• Ilan omotion of pr•••3 111 = INos mg pandurat, ••• die hobs SWAM w• ism UMW wanly dolma as EOM 811.11141. wider elmo awe et lb* "IL 111•0•1111•1 011. • ••••••117 tnzrat frila l Om Wpm/ mi e rniniVraMllVATlNWerwaunZtr •• monad ii=lne ills:Lbl••• Ur Z d rallif r eper tra Isi TISTITIMON. •••• binloon •• the Weis shioglame die row. and Imola •••• pira bg IlOWL•N D aad dart ••• ti• plefamorn S. CLEAVERS TOILET 8041), IL par lb., F. I elwo l Pint 11= " 1114) In a ll b ra =Zan ru is b. el all vela 4•110. 112 mil U Sol llisodowt. Law% W.O. INDHOLITION CURIO st hot by 111124THANO- J. Dr. is riipliMlNa duseavel QM Qs prow meseW beeN6 so Os ftweali We She marl e••• .I=4 MME IYlrYs I Mend. Ml Mend. poi mos gm* ami. sod mo know imam ~pis la Ibir midir me ruk whole. 2i NI sewarima. TiZATINOII COUGH LOZZNGRIL-Btatistics miff Is al di Wass balm Ow ems ; I•l6lrders 11"6 4. es el me lg ioqiig s §4 . 3 . i mod IV: T T. rai ro s. g e t it te. ..a. I * WIRT= BEABON.—BATHS of HOMBURG, am irroh—ir rocrient Crlas re. =en 0 rift So arlorra d lie wire NA NW. IN a . m .. - A l .2 ... t0ry so or r tram il. F t2L. II -ig-i. .... t. d ia=s ,,,, ............ ..... 2. ........ 2 P ° ~... . le rourg="l 4 esueamiukomov9e.emporw. ear Os Pram. pit. M.U.ThRIVIdLL, M. 5.0.8., 1.11.. LILA.. Ltsft, Or be smaird aft is Mos. omen .0 4 .l.." = "imi niAlW. ssil la garia ll".". Jmi at ontr i denteed rlll. =INN ealtllme iladdirel owl Amara. Su i Ihramilmemes rnstral. awl ereasil 71.=n1=MaIlLesill. (4e 41-113 rt%% LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1859. QPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, ra ems cortolaly *M. DOW •seao be mods. Sir► opoloka or Us. : sod.ooll *ma. 116. so 10a. OW &% ,. .11ri=1 1 AZ Ir s . N., ls o i rtoin ir attreig; a l b • Id soma NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER manors. with .111111. 01.1 fin, or INITILLIL -1) eirrigdadbuin RN VILOM. sd. per 100 asts,Vra. en pins fir it ; Mit Mr quire. for ro. cui,Mb I,:fs IF a • iturar o m trEiltlearrwirTA:lreltrA6D P UZI NZ mum. I. 101.1trilUBb olablibuset. U. PIMA DILL V.I dem tram likakvilhal N EW BOOK It, at 2d. in the 1.. diisoant MINI sod SON 1,11147 ,8 g /10011 at (Mahon Mr mak rd mom* Om IN too owl Ifitat telltkes. Our Nemo owl p mom to mitt amp. Osulity GAIN tatatted wit terra ii i ramm—VWllolll sod SOL Id sod M. isle 1860 —LETTS'S DIARIES, Almanacks, • mad other labileaticea beam at all toolluellera ;:owsliemegbeet the Ildwaima Maria may becom4 wane, ter alma W atarearmat above are no esti. that the not Isorammilms are be eabelletett lath dale laamayeersate t V iict smasalleatama Oammlairm pada USK le& sad lb., O. loyal Extheefa. bradra. LOA RUSIN mil Mass' labia. PMANUALS. By ARTHUR SCILLTCHLZT, MA., O l OPleir s a I sed OI T URCH LlSLo thl ri kiIIRSJ P46 IrI7tiWIT W IC L BUILINtriOtHSTILL TONTINES. NY RKIORATION SOOINTINOL Tblrd Ratko. /.. 1111111DLY SOUISTILS. Took ROW." 7.. IL Maw nod Bor. FeSeNsoo. 80fILL31111 1403 703 £6O. A actallane ISM muss alt as Saturday afternoon, ever as oid-eatablidod abavrMdp cover, frotn Putney Mosidnet to the Ship at Mortlake; The o7: - i . nipstitors wen f=la Wise, of Lew, •mid Willem Hemmings, of Rich- Whets sow shout 22 years of am sod began his erase MUM, whim bwon the mat and bodge the annual ed:rl the lawder Club, from Westmloster to Putney, flimphia BMWs (with whom he rowed throughout a line ss A m incie sad several ether good men. He entered for the Rem hi ostriggen, OYOII to the world, la the Royal MIMI Hakes! Regatta, at Putney, this year, and won the sem easiiy, deleding Chandler, of Hemeneramith ; Thomas Peer*, of Lenthelle ; John Mackinney, of Richmond; and =a(Wads, of Paul's-wharf. He wee neat matched Walter_Bell, of Richmond, and they rowed beesPsassy to Mortlake for 811. a side. Bell soon went aimed, mil Mere maenad sot the shadow ea chime fur Wise 11111, in Comm Reedy Bell, who me many lengths ahead, entidanly lost the wen It to said. of his left tenet, and wee obliged to reign the contest. Wise evidently did not row re well here as had bees *emoted, but ma lonmedletely after wards beaked agabot Hemmings. TM barker cams oat at the lima Thames National Regatta this year. He rowed for end woo the mat and badge annually promoted to the Regatta Comealttes by the Theme* Sobectripuon Club, which is ever ready to promote the interests of rowing. In hie final heat ha was opposed to young John Clasper, of Newcastle, who was faint to succumb to limembige; and ea the Richmond party have never bees backward in Deluging out a man, and as It wee apparent that Hemmings was • very Let and besatiful smiler, he was readily backed eget:et Wise for 301. • aids. They vowed on Thursday fortnight, and Hemmings, who had the beet plea on the Middlesex shore, went away with the lead and held it to Crown Cottage, when Wire coming up Hemmings mimed him, and had re use's umpire claimed the foul km man would have won the rive. The orates* was, however, allowed to proceed, end, after leveret mere kola, flommiege took the foremost poaition, which be kept throughout. As the foul, however, bed not been claimed, Mr. Baiter, the mikes, on being appealed to, decided that the race should be vowed men. We led omitted to state that Hemmings Is not yet 19, and not above half the site of his opponent, but his paw as starting, and his confi dence, are so great, that be was backed on thia ooce doe et 6 and 6 to 4. There was no steamboat in compsay, but a large number of people assembled at Putney and along the comes. Mr. Baler woe again referee, and the pees were Harry Kelley for Tg ail= and Tom Mackinaw, kir Hatomings. They were aocempsested by cutters, which conveyed them seceseary saoa s. Hemmings again won the tom and went to the Mid dlesex side, both rompetitoes looking very amegaine and well. They wand In • moment, Hemmings gulag away in &st rata style. Bo rapid vas he that he had soon cesred his boat, and at the end of Ulf • mile wart rowing well ahead. WM new puling, however, beautifully asters, and beep began to mew up, but his hardy little opponent gained still more very shortly, sod at the Crabtree wea leading by three lengths. Wise now began to overhaul him rapidly, and nearing Ham meramith.bridge came level with his opponent, and while in this positive they fouled accidentally. Hemmings was first away, and after mere foul* and two or three chimes., Wise took the had at Chiswick and mine in full 100 yards shied. Both unpins eistmed the first foul, but Mr. Baiter, very L eparl a z es. , deekled that Wise had won the race fairly upon WIINLynNINt IN SHE Dowu.—A taw days ego Isge seas erbirlytadc barite &spiral fors aad a vortlalasas arieseassa as If arras( shoal as az* won oborywri r Dial w o w la rapidly, eassalsee la a rectilinear sad at other tines la a earvilistar direction ea the whom of tba sec One of this *hied+ In ached the ems nowabled tbe rushing aides of a violent tried, tied ellerded ea alanalag proof of power se it swept slaw by nearly a boat and eautarlog the row about la all di A lady who wee galetly preogoiliag along Beeell-otroot bed a narrow swam awl mast have falba bat for dr peeve pt sesistaaae of a beam% wise hantessed to har Rapp& As ea iastsaat of the game of those eitreordlaary pbraewass to cony bodies Of tworlderable weight upwards ea tree is downwards a lade with straw sear Mara his, as the toed WOO eaddruly raised Ikon the wheel. of a tag awl bodied tos the bled his. of the ttehiole. It le isitarally wappeeed that thews vbitwalle awe their pro. Miis. tit No temblatil ISMS SISUMPINIS debt mosibet to gether Ilmat Mama aboadiac As ar ga V i‘ bate test she sproonse etvistempaime—Sadlall CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS Depreesed by damp and exhalations, and generally " enagemes," like Mimeo reveller el tale year bee more sitaiross aid as varied sotartahusest Oared to him them be hes wqr rgyfogsly Wes tempted with. Never were so may AWr opts is Leaden. Zech district ham DOW moo plots of ommemeat i , while as far the .. satertahtare: , . . . . caluAltirothe 'Wm'. aithirs. 0 04 0 1619 , &a, their them to tegfea, mad Oak Illtheation "_7 thetlable epee edible' the Ms et imorimiiiy. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERAXOYENT.GABDEN. at this theatre omitted of llsllca's now open, Vateras, kJ** by a peraceabas called Pas a laa• aid Ma Airy q Lb &ides Rim, of which the opeabg, ar iaaredwassy punka, is tam the pa of Mr. J. V. Brldesessa. The perkesusasse tecsa at seam e'eleek, as hear arbor tba aing, sal the opus was ceeeldraily alerted se as as be over be , sibea'olook I has an tide Ina assessary b end time Ise Yr prehaalasa whisk the set tentage* tin leidailik Notwithstanding the otuddlet;ed of the opera, rad the sapidity with whlob it wee gerktneed, it went eir with gnat diem Though it wee boxfarakist, sad the boor was crowded to the doors, the sadism ern met attritive, tits Waage! Sem was - egghead, end the cc meow as= piaci* postmen were celled foe se the 611 the The old weary tad al Atts in Bags le a good •object far • pantomime, and Mr. Bfidgeenan has made good um of it. The incidents might hare been a lttd• more connected, and their sequence moos baelligible, with out any detriment, and tha haradneMey portion is rather span out by some tricks sad practical jokes of a character which rathw botany to • harlequins& ; but those excrescences may be easily primed, and probably will bs, for it must have beta (widest to the performers them selves that they dragged somewhat heavily. Bat the greatest portion is admirably go•{ot and comic ; end the dia logue (which is in heroic vase) is written with • &more of point, elegance, and spirit, by no means comma in pro ductions of this elms. In the tutual traatormationa, Hoon becomes Her train (Mr. F. Pane) ; Blenahrlsor bermes Colum bine (Mies Clare Morgan) ; a female character, the Courses OrebruE, rota= the Parrecia (Mr. Beres); and the Coat berme the Clown (Mr. H. Fers), The harlequins& le mart mad dower rough. Mr. F. Payne is well knows to be • capital Harlequin ; Mir Morgan wee a pretty and grand Crumbing, but, broad dancing in and out, had little or rattan to do. Mr. H. Para, aa the Clown, tumbled and bestowed Mores& slaps in alldirections with Menke agility. There were • Lildputian Harlequin and Columbine (Master and Mir land), who danced • pea do doss with very greet implore. On the whole, the Corot-garden pantomime has been very sticoessfid, and, with the alterations and curtailments which will doubtless be made, cannot fell to have • long run. DRURY-LAN'. The evening's entertainment commenced with the drams of Xing Boas DougAter, the first part of which Irma acted in dumb thew, and the later amidst Inappropriate /sergher. Meer a tjoaaidernble interval occupied bye mums' temberthaset et pit and galleries with orange-peal, hate tad caps, the curtain rose en the new pantomime, entitled Jock des tke Bstatalk; or, Rarlsouin Leap-soar. The semi opens on the oonaultation of osrtain astrolo gical alreense.k makers, who oonfeas themselves pointed fa their metemelogied prophecies by the proverbial &kir ness of the "Weather,' who akertly appears to ?Wheats lasseelf. A procession of the meths, with their attributes, gum Wore her, aad the idea of lempartrig the severity of 'Maur by a palomino befog latrodead the sub ject is discussed. sM in .` Jacks" of fairy stray befog graded far rheas, "Jack and the Beanstalk" fa abeam The story this nos Om& the weiWatrown faddish' of the child's MU, essuerstad to the peatemises standard, In the , mane of which Tam Mattheire menases the chencter of Jack's Mother. Ills fsiry patronem guide* him to the " Grotto of the Pixies," which Is the fleet effort et Mr. Beverley's skill In the scenic display. It I. beautifully painted, although, in order to preserve its cha racteristic, the prevailing bus is sombre. Hare se Intro. dared the 100 young Wise, the production of whom in hie Pantomimes is s covenant in Mr. Smith's lease; but it struck us that their capabilities were not so much developed in this seen se might lambent expected. Not so, however. in the grand transformation some of "The Good Fairy in her Floral Home," where the combina tion of youthful female forma, colour, foliage, gilding, cloth of gold and silver, and all that goes to make up the intensely glittering and gorgeous, wee heaped profassly, but in perfect arrangement, all over every visible spot of the hags, from the door to the ceiling. Hers the transformation briny two Clowns (Messrs. Boles* and Flexmore), two Harlequina, two Columbines, two Pantaloons, • Deady, and seven or eight Sprites, who go alternately through a succes sion of scenes, making up from the commencement of the pantomime the twelve months of the year, mew) and so on being appropriate to each particular seams. All that the painter had to do was well done, but the plot of the piece was more dreary than usual, and cos tiderably longer than anything we remember. The mom noticeable portions were a delineation of Old London, which changes with all ite characteristics to a portrayal of a modern street in Its altered condition. The concluding scene I. more mixed in its nature than those we have hitherto seen at this theatre, there being rather more painting and lees splendid decoration than ordinary, but it Is fitting and adapted to the moment sad looked well. On the whole, this year's panto mime does tot strike us as being an advance on those of previous years, but rather the reverse. Nevertheless, when it is cut down to a bearable complus it will no doubt have the chartered run. HAYMARKET. Excepting in the crowded state of the house, the audience which was trembled here last night offered but few of those signs which generally distinguish" Bow Night" front all other nightie of the noun. Mr. ➢ernad's comedy of the Evil Genie, wu listened to throughout with es much quiet attention and enjoyment as though it, and sot the pantomime, had been all the novelty of the occasion. What a contrast to the ds). when thou time-honoured precursors of pantomime, " Jane Shore" and " George Barnwell" used to be played through tumult and uproar, which reduced them to mere dumb.show. Surely oar audiences, even down (or up) to the gallery, have become ranch more humanised. On the termination of the Boil Genius a slight ear- VllCenee sad a few of them dulcet sounds usual on these oc casion, merited the excitement which attended the mining of the new pantomime of Se. Valontsse's Day ; or, Earloymio oaths Fairy of ass Tens Loerr's Soot. Immediate quiet and attention, however, followed the commencement of the overture, which ooutelned an appropriate haters in the In. troduotkm of occasional solos on a very dm-Mad knocker, the sharp rat-tots from which were given with a smerbaseit end artistic finish which were worthy of the praotbsd head of a prollsadosal "twopenny Miss L. Letting um a most fascinating Phmbe, and sated lad &WA with a gems sad rednemsat which could sot be surpassed; while Mbe Weekes, as Sylvanite, was a most adduces sad attentive lover; nor should we omit a weed of prides to Mimes Damn and Williams, who, as Cupid sad Hymn, spoke with a distinctness and point but too seldom . . • • ardor by very young ladies 1 pantomime introducakma. The obanotors In re barierpstare were sustared by Mr. Arra imam; as Harlark, Mr. Charles Locking r Clews, Herr Cole is Pantaloon, and Mir Pray Brown as Columbia—a capital paatorniutle quar rel. The liarlrate Is ruble and ',timer beyond the avenge, dances well, and takes his leaps with a der sad prinks that could not be Improved. The Clown is active end gymnastic rather than humorous • but humour of late hrhaesem a rare quality in clowns. The Pantaloon la as parr a 'uprose as could be wished, and takes hie fair rarer the actin business ; while the Columbia' la a skilful mod (mogul &weer. Whh the exorptioa of owe or two slight liltebos, the pow tOWIIII west retaarlotbly wdl for s Orst sight, sad It was so &Moll a nom= as to pronto, es ample sad w ll tionotod antes Is, the can sad coot orldolt most Mt* boa boolotrod Ito platadre. (Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. PRINCESS'S. After the satisfactory performance last evening of Rene TrseAs, in wkkilt Mrs. Merles Taring, Mies Leoleroq, Mr. O. Melville, Mr. Sham mud Mr. Preek Metthews wee Mad to with exemplary patinas by the Okay, laughed et end weivicaelly applauded by the pit, and gently encou raged by approviag elks from the bins, "a wdrthful, resgina, and comical" Cbrienues pantomime ws Fomented with attire samosa. ♦ better opening we have not neat or beard ft some years of experience in peeto =hese. The author it Jack Oa Ging dater ; or, Zing Ardor sod ye Sosillas of ye Round Tohis, is Mr. Byron, known as the writer of a great number of barlesqess. To his Ideas of fan, width are very good in their way, the actesepaintra and other preened einietante of Map efbot have brought a most liberal aid. The &Wag, too, is of an order which is not often amociated with the performance of a pantomime. Miss Louis, Kathy plays Jack with aa evident determination to make a pert of it. • ballet was iotroduon, to the mires of which X. Espinosa danced with a comic vigour as 'a rising as that which he saccifested in his "grand pas de Dervisch." The haziequinade introduced a new clown to public favour. A darn lot this kind is rarely brought under our taloa. Whatever say be the rasa, untried clowns do net generally pat keward as announcement of their first ap pearance. Of Mr. Fares; we have to ay thin In is vary pliable to Me joiner, but a *deed( to his lanemonr. The Harlequin, Mr. Cornea, is one a/ the nimblest we ever saw. The sonny of Ask the theme Hiller is beautiful throughout. The trendormatioa easy wl Ms emathaseaa darer, drew down vociferous implore, eudrieles kw the mewager , Kr Hank, who appeared la obedience to the eall, end bowed his acknowledgments. To soot up the mutts of the Prinowe's pantomime, it is sprightly, well mounted, capitally acted, folly supplied with the materials of laughter, and not too long. LYCEUM. Madame Celeste commenced her Christmas enter tainment yesterday evening with an old Adel* favourite, The Child of the Wreck, the priaolpel charterer of which, the dumb boy Maurice, she has long ace made so completely her own. Her pathetic pantomime wee on this comsat as graceful sad affecting se ever, and quite arrested the attention of the audience, making them almost forget the comic pantomime which was to follow, and which of coarse they bad come ea ' geesely in see. The entravaganss is entitled King Thrash lord, the Little Jig, and the Great Passion, with several other aliases, for which we beg to refer to the bills. Mr. Talfourd, the author, takes hie plot from the German fairy tale, sad makes that generally popular character, Good Hamomr• the destiny of the piece. Of the dialogue, which consisted ancet entirely dram, it may be said that no much of it es was dielially Meld went of with ea average amount of explosion, sad that it was very well delivered by the actors,who had all been creditably awful in getting up their parte. It is hardly necessary to add that Mlea Julia Elt.Gisorp made a gratefal King Thrash. beard, or that she sang her music with mutates sad slat. Mise Hudspeth did fall jamas to the temper of the Frames Impeelay and Mr. Roues may be maid to have established himself with a London audbaos by his personation of King Paterfamilias. This patteresit is s decided apasition to the Lyceum company. He ham plenty of vivacity, quick intelligence, and scarcely any of that vulgarity which It is so bard to avoid in his suburban walk. Th. harlequinade that followed wsa of the arena quality, but its shops and interiors rather Bat, after the splendid scenery of the introduction. Clowns now-a-days rather avoid politics, and sere a but indifferent tumblers since the pantomime proper has mead to be the most attractive pec tin of the Christmas entertainment. One festers of lest evening's extravaganza wee however well worthy of notice — namely, the dancing, in which Miss Rain, the ooltuatdne, received successive demonstrations of approval. ST. JAMES'S. The production of two new pieces in addition to a pentoinlme, on Christman Eva, proved that the mil of the ma nagers of thin theatre is nit unflagging, while the character of two oat of the thine novelties showed that experience has not yet taught them wisdom in selectioe, or art in production. More preposterous nonsense than Garsholds's ingliaAmars, • farce which commenced the evening, wan probably never sew. The notion that an English desks in ;pickles who had some contract with the Hagan stony, should per Mosul: off on his return as "Garibaldi's Ingliehman," sad that he should in consequence become the hero of those debar and designs only to be met with in Grose, might have bar made funny enough had it been treated by Kr. Coyne or Mr. Morton, who know every hick of the school; but the genius en the present occaides, who la described In the bill as • . . "popular author;' teas given the menet conmational outline of plot, set in ;Its dullest dialogue, and laden with the heaviest fan. Mr. Charles Young worked hard, and did his best with a part from which it was impossible to extract humour, and Mr. Barrett had an opportunity of wearing that singular deformity of forehead which he imaginal rr presents old age, and of being generally bluff and hearty. This damp and dismal farm was mocesded by a very pretty, graceful, sparkling little sketch called TM RestosAold Airy, The notion is originally French, but It has bees very cleverly rendered by Mr. Frank Talfourd, who has supplied • great deal of telling, pointed dialogue, and performed his work throughout in a thoroughly artistic and eatiefecory otannet. We presume it was for the sake of the attraction of the Usk that the author called his pantomime Pooch wed Jody. or Earle** end tAs Fairy of the Crystal Corer, for the story has nothing to do with the old Italian sweet drama, and the principal character, Punch, is dragged from his proper sphere and made the hero of duller !oddest*, and the speaker of duller witticisms, than have pre viously fades to his lot. The plot of the opals( le totally unconnected; but what we gleaned from it was, that Punch was angered by the Queen of Something to Mei her armies against King Humbug (called by everybody Umbur), that he sweets, overthrows the most notorious humbugs of the day, Including Big Ben, the Palace Clock, the Indicators, the Great Esetern, and the four Liverpool merchants, dethrones the King, end causes the trans formation. The opening, indeed, is remarkable for nothing but its dukes and its length; it is poorly acted too by all except Miss C. Kanon, whose delightful self-sufficiency is may quite preposeessbm. The transformation some ailed forth a greet deal of applause, and locked as though it had canoed a large outlay ; a portion of which might have been judiciously turned to advantage on the costumes and made. The heriequinede west telekly enough, principally through the szardons of Kr. Paul Herring, one of the beat of old feehloned Clowns; his companion, Mr. Alfred Glanville, is neat and agile; the Harlequin, Mr. Ash, Is a Lir dancer sad posturer, but he should be instruoted to weer his mask con stantly on his face; and the Columbine, Mies Yowler, end Pantaloon, Mr. Parker, are up to the average mark. The house was crammed to inconvenience. ADELPHI. The Christmas piece at this theatre was an Mangum, celled TA. Nymph of Larleybarg, or the Knight sad the Naiads. Ae the title indicates it M a metrical version of the Rhine Legend which treat. of the feats of the daring young robber knight who sought the bend of the wealthy water nymph, and wee punished for the mercenary motives which induced him to make hie perilous journey beneath the Rhine. It is the production of Me. H. J. Bros, sad is founded on the operatic drama of "Larfins," which was presented oacceasfally at the old Adeiphi several years IV' Wm Nelson, and MIN Bushel, are all dry well salted with obaracters, and all ad sad sing dareingly. Mies Herbert, who wo are glad tow hoe returned to her sikelaries at this theatre, looked strikingly handsome, bat his dry little to do. The villas ag the piece te played by Ills. linden with a very diver paraphrase of Inliodragestio troordesoy. The burlesque was thoroughly steoesdul, and deservedly so; the public have so l•ag been served with fustian that the real th u d . ... mo d t o expo aged with tenfold vigour, end doh Joke earned ft' distinct round of applause. The curtain fall os a dry pretty allegorical representation of England's glories sadist thunders of implode, and Mr. Breath (who, we regret to say, looked extremely ill) bowed hts way acmes the stage In compliance with a loud sad mere call. OLYMPIC. The Christmas festivity provided foe the patrons et the Olympia in the shape of a hurling, by Mr. Robed Brea& upon the story of Alfred the Great will probably gone one of the greatest sureness achieved even by the author, who, since the retirement of Mr. Planchi, is fully sledded to the crown of extravageess. Well onneeted, in tending, bristling with sparkling wit and puns admirable in their very badness, filled with capital parodke sod telling @Undone, Mr. Broegh's new production bee the advantage of being put on the stage in very liberal style, and acted with great spirit by all waged in it. Mr. Robson plays Alfred with all his usual fire and spirit, and slap Ids pendia with briskness, quaintness, sod effect• lir. Osage Cooks is broadly fanny as the druninen, swinish Duos ; sad Mr. H. Wigan makes the best of a very smell • pet. The kefMa s beeve s low away the pelm.M.lss GANA STRAND. Mimi Swanborough having apparently a minion to turn tato burlesque all that is noble or touching in history or Stratum has in due course taken the story of far to hand but no reservable fault can be found with the way in width her poet ban executed her commission; for Yr. Frauds Tel /and has principally directed his comic powers to the kid able teak of making tyranny ridiculous. Indeed, there if very little fan about this new Tell, exoept in the feet that it• le played by Miss Sanadars, whose stature Is somewhat low whereto his lame Is Mrs. Selby, a lady who. like Iteuelthd, le " mom than common tall." Of course, the fins matiateat which he is perpetually rpondeg dos oessedenally relieved by such pathetic. refleotione se would naturally WOW to any husband of fins feellap when he sew that , hi.. {d sm4• wee a keawarr el hie linuan. which remark, stress, to say, was rut celled a Aressasiehe The naive& history, or fettle, whichever it be, is followed so dowdy by kir. Talfoutd. The heroine of the piece is Miss Marie Wilton, whose pert (Albert) entitles her to wear the mast ravishing pair of over MOIL If she had nothing to do but to walk about in this charming vestment, she would win the hearts el all beholders ; but she has a Kanawha considirahle ►ile, which she plays with great animation. Mies Oliver dish also enact with great spirit the character assigeed her ; and to these ladles, with Mr. Rogers (who meats the part of Geske's factotum Barney with great unction), le entrusted the main bailors of the burlesque. The matey is painted by Mews. Cahoon and Steadied; end parte of it are wiry meritorious. Then is also a very patty inaidantel ballet, in which Miss Eosins Wright intro duces her temper wilhd " La Bail* dements." Altegecher the pies achieved an usequivocal saceses. SADLER'S WELLS. The Sadler's Wells company, who, on their visit to Germany in the pest year, have shown the Berlin people the humours of a jolly old Engli►h pantomime, showed us Let night one of the jolliest and most humorous that ever • London boxing-night assembly came together to enjoy ; yet its fable is of foreign and German extraction, the " Little Men in Bed," well known to the learned Brothers Grimm, being in troduced among the huts of the charaoal-burners on the edge of the Bleak Forest, es a demoniacal yet beneficent meddler in the afters of one Rene, • very ludicrous and love-100 lout, who ultimately triumphs in life by the posses sion of the golden goose. The practical jokes and bustling in cidents of the latter part of this pantomime contain allusions to every notable event and topic of the day. Altogether, HOU awl tie Golden Goose is an excellent pantomime. SURREY. The transpontine atmosphere is congenial to pan tomime, and Messrs. Shepherd end Creewick, the lessees end always succeerful caterers of this popular establishment, never allow a boxing-day to pass without producing one of the beet, if not the bat, specimen of this peouliarly English class of entertainment, which mark the intraduMion of the Christmas theatrical sermon. Harlequin King Holiday, or the Fairies° f the Enchanted Valley, and the King that Wass Silted a Cat, which is the title of the Surrey pantomime for the season of 1859-00, is quite equal in all its main features of broad burlesque, grotesque situation, uninterpretable puns, satirical hits at the follies, fashions, and fears of the day— clever harlequinade, wonderful transformatioes, first-rate dancing, and lest, bat not least, beautiful matey and artistic groupings, to any of its pradecesaors. Theta were one or two ;wehe:areed effects befits the curtain—the most noticeable of which was a voluntary chorus, in which pit, board, and gallery joined, of the two popular song; " we have oilseed you," and .‘ Wait for the waggon." ASTLEY'S. The pantomime at Astley's is entitled Harkquia Ten Mealy; or, Old Tooter Me Btattinuni and the Goddess Diana. The plot is founded on the old story of a rich sad somindisk ancient gentleman 'nettles to obtain the hand of a young lady, he being favoured by her tether, while the young lady herself favours a much younger lover, and the object of the piece to to exhibit the old gentleman in moat ridiculous poeitions, and to throw all eerie of obstacles in his way, while every facility is given to the youthful lover. The Met scone represents Baccha nalian' holding • revel. They are Interrupted by the Fairy Progression,who reproaches them for not providing the anal Christmas fare—a pantomime. They agree to aid in getting one up, and young Tom Moody and Patty, Old Towlsee daughter, with Old Towler enraged in the back-ground being shown them In a vision, they take that as their subject. They depart to inform the Goddess Diana that Old Squire Oninesgold ta seeking to obtain Patty for himself. The goddess arrives in her siatwoar ' drawn by palfreys. She explains having; been annoyed by the Squire, and commands her court to assist the lovers. We are then introduced to Old Towler's hoe" and the Squire appear' to claim the maiden's hand. Of course she refuses, and Tom Moody enters, secures Patty, and they fly off on two rapid hunter". The Squire and the huntsman pursue, but they are misled by Will-o'-the.Wisp, and the Squire meta with some oomical misadventures, and at last his horse plumps with Mtn through the window of a draper's shop.Thsa comae the transformation, . _ _ the scenery ot which wee remarkably pretty. The frolicsome tricks of clown, harlequin, and sprites follow of course, but these an not all, the entire resources of the establishment, se the play-bill satires as, being brought into mid 'Mon. Certainly the equine portion of the setabliahmest are, and with excellent effect, especially In oes of the scenes, which represents Epsom Races, or " The Derby of 1660," and in which there is a moat exciting race, the nouns" being the ring and the stage. But, besides the horses, en df phial is made to eaglet, and well he dose it, one of him feats being in one of the scenes to seize hold of one of the sprites and bear him off bodily. In addition, a troupe of performing doge and monkeys are introduced, which have been brought into. state of surprising discipline. Mr. Rilderbrandt made an 'salient merry Clown, and 61acIlle. Mazzoni a geed Columbine. Altogether, the pantomime was well put on the stip, and It wee favourably received by a fall home. Mr. Cooke, we perceive, announce, that this is his Lanwell pan tomime, and that he intends to retire from the profession and from the management of this amphitheatre at the termina tion of the present season. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The great Christmas Festival, so presented yesterday to a very appreciative than and as advert:sad to be continued daily until further notice, embraced • clam of acausementa not often brought together in a pleas of any preteneion to critical notice. There was Punch, to begin with ; and there was a comic Irishman, endearingly called Sam Collins, and to all appearance • hugely popular personage with nine-tenthe of his audience out this mouton; and there was the Chantrill family, regarding whom we feel bound to confess a doubt whether they perform airs In conowt on &collection of violins, or whether the heed of that family reclines with els beck on a spangled bolster, and tomes the younger branches in the Mr with the soles of his feet; and there were the Campbell Minstrels, who were received with immense ehnering, and were as loudly applauded throughout their performance wee Mr. Samuel Conies; and there was Professor Sinclair, whom conjuring might hero been extremely good or unutter ably bed fur anything that could be made out by the great maim of his spectators; and there wee Mr. Mackney, de scribed se the inimitable," and beyond question a very clever actor in the nigger line of entertainment; and them was • ballet; and there were dissolving views, and grotesque phantearnegoris, sod deecriptive tenures, and ap propriate mute, and, fn cher, the whole series of well-wors Dovelike which a cymbal attendant on the misfortunes of suburban literary sad scientific institutions would forms- Wee se "the net d It."