The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

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BM Iseb lb,,ss re ars le an Isr lb. tir; sr pqrssar Or ba de.. ore se* WV as assirsspee bp II t& upw aboai a Ifsimakdolge ii.ifaa. Sir 11=app; iiilricr, immidril GOMA mon Itinoiwnow.—The mist inloni Alp Currop_ , 1,1411 ens. marl allil Limped as Thai% the WY= Ar "levy* A thaw el Arpors Ihigirlaftsisi Isba Oirseik VIA 111 werrlid esspla, 17 Mee now la dm.* wpm. a kin Weiss tlie y. .t I.d U, 12 NM WINN" to Mr ape, 11 maleisisse awl $ Om* ini a Old 4de Mk opal 1r al aisle abate. Ebt Court. The Qom and Prince Consort rode ea hovels& lleimeler sera ettn i eeihi: by the Hon. Hee& Step hod. Seler-Gmeral whicama Seymour. The Pease Carnet $ eended by hie limn In Wellies, Tithed the See* Iterinictes Meesta. The Prises Coneert so prodded In the idens ssra eat et of the Cemnent ferperesidsges enegisi In She rebeiblits. Os Nies dl Weeieleeer. ne Prim imbed lk rb inerelielt et .11te Peters ef Westedesser, et ' Coded by Weed F, liszumw. The semaleeleesis =rot sisber. moms Evereley, sea el. Now& The wastaery, 131 r Cheri= Beetislon eismild. The maw Was tep at a quarter beim Si. Vele& ' - Th. Clam siad Prime Consort, accompanied by PAW Amber soi the Hamm Lookti took a drloo In an opsa morhp awl hot in die altornom. TM Zgaerrips is Wahlei w air e Res sad the Prince Cowart. swami:said by tie Priesemes sad Hama, boasted the Itellee Opre wlrli theirprummeo Ili Yoe smiag. Tbe urV___.•loe ma iled se ibe Visouseeeo Andy% Boa 8 1 Ard Irra. Ilibild 71sneatin eseitel ik ri'. - Ili - fridsy piste bdtes :wstrarShirbor .missi took &111, 14 2 1 k1 6 .. .. 11161111 " • litif iihnidik ... 7:::: - :frtno. f ee Wiest .. Allesi g nit li umasw irtm patimen of the tee Coen, mil abo dossomb oleselled email mobs la the Clikieel W of ieder Beeirre=telsra The Hoc. and Tory Roc Dors of Tie Dears of Um went Or hor residence, Frage" on disomday moning. Run loyal Memos Merced to Chommolisom It. Jams% ill th• eveniag. A Gibbet Commil was held on Saturday at the sail rseidemee of the Chancellor of the Ex chequer In Dewoinrstreet. The Ministers present were:—The Earl of Derby, the Lord Chancellor, the Martinis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwick., the Ltaneeller of the Exchequer, Mr. Secretary Walpole, the Earl of Ifahassbury, Sir E. B. Lytton, General Peal, Sir John Pakinron Lard Stanley, Henn as. the Iti4ht Hon. J. W. Henley, ' and Lord John • ligaletisa heft lbe whoa eargemehae et the Called ilefiaa hoo mmlatime at Davie, nut, hem the leyel L of Bagpeae ; Dr. Hawkins aed Dr. Dewey% tam lie Nagel ef Plapeleiees, oa azilar. hink elm lie Beek* et Agerberehs ; Dr. I hen T the asillea and weal awpwadess et Bea lbw Ow !ha ma Qua's College ell Physician d h 1; Dr. Williams, lben Ile Berg Oa- Bp el Bllneeas ysie Wand. had ea kiarrview vlt 14r. ideseersry Wa ea fialarday at the Rwmawilie• ' • main of the Vaned at the Darby et Orativall wee UM Bedaday at the Dasht-sileer lesitheibere- Bah St. Jameifeistit. es t is Vialera trees the CnigS . Lesel Bari of Beath, et Mr. Robert abansea. Mr- wow Ks" mad Mr. E. law lied as Interview with the Lea Hoe. C. B. , Presideat et the Beard of Had* hatariey. The was Introduced by Mr. hare Chielheat, M.P. A deputed= the lisellialt UelveraHes Bill had ea Warsaw with r. liseserary Walpole on hatarde__ Kr. Cuba, e„lerk to the Baw ofd Glaudisaa et Et bed am isderview with Mr. &weary Walpole at irelr' n 'eare- O&M in itetarday. • depaades I. Mr. Walpole Ili the illegal practice a US with a view to carryrho cwt 1" as that sub let, hal as will lie HMI Beieeday. depaatlea esasisted et Mr. Blim ami ra., M Bright, I M.P., the Right Des. 11. T. Bane, 11. P, Sir 3. Talton, M.P., Mr. Beale, M.P., Mr. Illearry, Me. J. D. RAM/I, M.P., Mr. T. W. Evan. M.P., Kr. H. Pease, M.P., Mr. F. Wedgwood, Etruria ; Mr. R. Carr, Al n wi e k ; M r . J. Cab, I Coventry; Rev. R. Madden, Cheatham ; Mr. B. ikidisoe. Leeds ; Mr. B. B. Ellis, Laserer ; Mr. W. Weed. bilasbes tor ; Mr. Alilansest Manton, Birmingham ; Mr. W. Kowa, Bleadagbaa ; sad Mr. Mess, London. awe reaived ea /Yards) at the Coiseial care=shrhe Bombers at the Maartripa,. 4046 Lew MAMA aid Ceylon. Till QUARTS Vial! TO LEEDS. We have been informed that the mayor has rewired a Mir from &lord Phipps, who states that he Wu& to reessemad her Ilajerty to avail herself of the use et Wasidorbooto, He tootyor's residence, daring the tiro! dhe wt rise ` Leda Tbo writer also stakes certain in- SAW d is wow so to the number of apartmeata at Weellepan ne4 b a , lee we understand that his wceallp Ave pleemi ee Lanese to-day, for the purpose of . umaaF Wig bibmsils• rerptired. No mention hrs let been Mb es to main dots at her Majaty's -lark Mowry. The Countess Nam, with of his Excellency the Owehi hilain at Qt. court, hes Wt town be Swedes be a hw usweis. The Dasher of leverages has left Yensieggra Plies& tag Castle Hotel, Illabourod, tore loot aim Th. Marquis and Marchioness of Bresdallane hose left town for Codas& ml Counter (Prawns) Waldegrave and Yr. 0. O. Brews" M.P., have Idt taws for Newham Park, am 016,41, kw a few days. Laid Edward Cavendish, Lord Richard Grammar oda, HaMr. Ashby hums et the Duke of Donosobire : the Memel@ of Weohnislor. owl Me Merl of Shoftoeber7) took tber depertme r fiehrelee. ken Ltverpooi, for a ten Ihe trailed &atm mil Canada. A starriag• is about to tab* place between Lady Essay tonseset, 'Mir et IS Duke of Beaufort, sad Kr Welsh. diet sea et illy J.Ba Wit* Bart., M.P., and lady Jaws Walsh. A maniacs is aim orrangsd to take place between Mr. Nelms been, eldest sea of Sir Itlahard Amok of Manydenn Port, Hann best, and Min Ogilvy, diet demean al ilk John OgOvy, of lavirquharity, Bart., sad M.P. Ar Denim Vi•eeaat and Viecountess Palmerston entertained • ruled dada at dizzier, as Saturday e•oaiag. Lady Molssworth received a •elect circle at dinner het evsalss. The Marquis of lAnodoerne has had invitations seat one he ea earrebly a* Lowebyno Her on Weir day art. The Due and Duchene at Norfolk entertained at diary, ea Iniorday weer& at Narita Here, the Duero of larbintrid, As Dram (Dermpr) at Naha, the Earl end Purim of Whildra,, Se Baal and Comatose of Mae theidd, ter Had of Carkk, the Nal of Elleonere, tbs Onstro of litartrargli, Damt Ilbsolecld, Lady Blantyre, Lad ad Irk B. Pliorior Merrard, Lord mid Lady Alfred Harvey, Mor Gum Dm 1112., and Lady Mir Bysi, Mae. I. Alwaii, M,. Siam Mr. David Deady, &a Later In Br wenleir the dears verived a whet dials. Vueseat and Vlsoonntase Odeaberseere entertained at Maar. ea Saturday, the D. a adadmudi aad Lady Awls l'aulat, Karla Ilereldsems er Likabary, the lee wed Osnelete of Rerdefeln. fM Whey et Lamina ead lGa Ten, the Caner et tan astafragare sod Mre. Res. Dudley end lady Baited de Res. Res. Str Chirlat era lady Mn, Mn. OsA Demeelle. Captala leMit hum; lady alaisseeelk Oohed end Mrs. Rem sad Lard Chries Wow KM. eir Jabs asd Pakington aarrainel r Eager Omar ea/ Lady Weans Pratt, the Berl el Lakerea Vaasa* Earley Nei tite Hee. Xis Era Wawa Lod air Lady Raglan, the Elea flea. Iffr Jam Oraltra, Oreral and the Hon. Kra. Arboreta rad lgfaa Atialbeet. S Idea Yards Buller, Illr lisoray an/ Laily Lars, ladly Mardaunt, Kr. SW* Err-A/afral lad Er Blfia, te , at &ismer, oa Satarday lase, at the AO* boa barenega official reeidemoe la the Admiralty. The Marquis of Salisbury, as Lord Lieutenant of Mielkara, rearad, oe Saturday evening, the officers of the sewed teidessta of the county militia, sad the justices of lir pees be the coury, at his lordship's residence la .......------. ilie Mask Sails Adtabilty dean yacht, Mr. Ms I. Tad ii, Ilisatat. LX., la ssuimed, arrived at Twereavb. ea thiraway Ms% ben Wailed* to mbar,' Ms level Belies Pilaw AMaider ma spode toor to all the 'balsa pew et Ile lialle =l4/lave. hewed wet love Sr wake does at lie pleas wide The sells 'Me ell sessmagy Ms ell =add eniedreset . dye, RA, Ike Ise. W. R. Jelly, liegasba Wks Mabslfe able moiler, ma NA WM" Mile di fac 1111000 POW IRS 10741 nair TO MILIMICH4II CMS Ddl.) This afternoon her Majesty the Queen and the Priam Consort loft Buckingham Pekoe for Btoneleigh Abbey, the vest of Lord Lash, the lord lieutenant of the twisty of Warwick, travelling by the London sad North- Wolves Railway to Coventry, led theme to Stag:sleigh by reed. The royal carriage@ proceeded through Bt. Jansel'e street, Bond-street, Oxfundsirest, Portliutd-place, awl the New-road, to Banton-agree, escorted by a datieloorst of the 11th Hussars, end outriders, with a numerous suite. The royal train hit the Euaton-etation at 3 p.m. It will pass Watford at 3.27, Tring, at 3.48, Ugh.= at 4, end solve at Bletekky at 4.10, whore it will bet to big k water. Leaving Rietehley at 4.12, the train will past Wavering at 4.21, Blieworth d 4.38, Weldon at 4.48, Rugby at 6.10, sad arrive at Coventry at 6.30 pm. Her, as address will be promeated to her Majesty by the osrporatke of that oity,wbo suet be secompsided by the comity nogittratee noldrat in the asighbottrhood sod the local (ferny. Plootoding thews to fliesehlgh, ken 1114erity and the Palmas Oared will ;ar ta/toot Rio haegitifity el Lord ankLedy Leigh, rasing for the sight at the Abbey, sad irking their totry late Btrwiligtont 10-morrow at woo, and returntng so Steaeleigh to the eihr noon, whore they will again 111111142 it the night. The august 'imitate will return to Landes on Wednesday by Warwick and Lowatigkra, thaptaiag en route Warwick Obitie and other pisses of hawse `the arighbourhooi. The Wiese of the sespaguilea at Ogrentry will be two seated at theseilway elatim. wires an apgreprlate apariasint bee be.. pewee& he the ressgeha st bet Ideleely. lame &stay attar reareiving the alines. lio lawn will mum Lee& Wire earthy, red wW drive shag ego of the fount roods la BROW is eleashigh Abbey. The reeeptlea at dioneleigh will be way blDtant. The nett lavish dieglay of wear beg been owls to own hole Abet the loyal dukes of the able mew tithe Abbey. Pe riwig& Imp. beillinin, Imam diegiaysef Girder deuvire and ply" and a gmegral braking up sad banishing. ire the chief pnentitente Weide the Wham. OM Ilhe cabal ostesame is liege crown set upon • gringos ogehhat, gad aroma lho prate, phloem are wreaths of ooloaral brim while sissy the MOMS Near wsh w plied large vases a bloom* gitertima The owes irm set webs natli the out hes about page imra, eau thaw wd be a quiet gad • private recoptikee, now the to.. wean for hs amobtrimin character. The following dlstrasishat gusts hays Ur is shod to met low Idepory sod dr Priam Caron st die Abbey The DRAM 01 Ihithirked, the Marquis sad Marchloarora of Waardares, Lady Agar Grosvenor, dr Red wad Corrals at Warm said Lady Azabolle S. Wad, the Red at Daibsith, Lod sad Lady Womb* tie Bel sad aeon= of Maaciasiald, Dowager Lady IA" dr Row. Mho Leigh, Right MIL C. B. Marley, M.P., sad the Hon. Mrs. Ad derley, Lard and Lady days wad dole, sad Sir Arhibdil Campbell. The Right Han. Spasm Walpole, Sorstry al brie kr the Remo Deparimat, wM acomayany her H. o.;ionow starsig On royal pert, mlll have Stoneleigit about eaves o'clock, waving in Birmingham at mow At the New-strest railway station km Majesty will be received by the mayor end his chaplain aid the town clerk. Hera llra. Ratcliffe will hams the bower al premefting to her Ma jesty a bongoes of the &Mesa dowers. Shortly after twelve tieback the royal party will arrive at the Town-hall. Her Meposty, the Pram Omer% and their smite will be elloortid to the Wake by the mpg sad the town ark. On the Clara' nataines the Massa /Lathan will be sum and the the address of the sap ea will be reed by the town elicit. The mayor wm set iressrlis pulse the address to dos tarn. The CIAO preemeen will new be termed, end Meet he. the Town-ball sheet we think. The snivel at Aeton Mal is expected Is has plea at two o'clock, end allewteg ea hoer for imusiNes, the reyal isparivin asco t take pace before time (Meek. Vire will be provision made for 47,000 lenalows aid ealielsan. The children will be divided Mb lye Menials. Mire if Maisie real elder lime Mane 1 pweemelen wow to the *them he the Aston-road. The Med will eater et the low* tram the BMW*, end the I 1 at Me bar rier at the Old-wharf. They will preened Qom these polar and take up the witless aliened to the.. The hear dor entry le eleven daisy& Capialme of *Ake are appointed to take the children from the pieces of maiming to the bar riers, and sewn& of division will be stationed at the bar. rim Each emboli will bays banners on which the name will be buiaribed. Is every oration on the line of route of the royal proem. Om the alum' deoreationa of the streets are making pro. frees, dough as yet them decorations ere mere sheiskse. Birders are waft completed from the New.strost stalks le the top of New-street, end a sok* of tall poke, drained to beer streamers and idallor paraphernalia, ere greeted. The steaderd style of demotion is burrowed from that of the Preach boulevards. The prepandicse in Ball-street are of the moat elaborate descriptim, and the grids triumphal maws at each end, undeveloped as is then cer mintelko, give aufikkot Indication that they add pier the red etathies 101111216 fa the whole line of precooks. In Clehmentom, high pear surmounted by arches el ever- Wok see Wag WNW, Old in Aamstreet a butsfal dr sip is brag arid eel web ire way. At mkse polar prime he err We re beery eesepietai, sad, an he se appewerge, seer essetwei with bereakag so- Silty to sapper 111. Immo of their 0.01-eseinclessedo. Is alarm le the MEOW deter adopted by the empty its sereektrs el the sew/ herlike, wow slier of learns! Wl* and onwersi arepries w derisreg thwart, whisk la are brew thresh ornsty Is km*, with atllealt7, la yet Ira that rosy dew eras rears sagest thew &bast ken the plerseersa , ars of the ow. Akin Mired the wee! r pressalleg aridly, and several devises kr Illarrsilars Isar, Or is its locality there will be a peed dirley. to Lows-elnet the wet site ere posprallems sr beset We. Frew see- Mess third eassey wieder already hots bruiser Ihge, sad tall peke as either ids at the street hedleals tat tespi rad saressmil le berg We to mar the dwastraira la ddeltailky Why of the eaerks. The chief barn hoes is the gemehre sash, the =We oppresses and Iwo preporicee at which re very hapesisig. A large handsaw err, atirperd of wards, resew* terser, de., is la ewe el seer= over the erre el this arch. The lbw ken this spot le the Heed tweadary la the Aslortved I. drily threspoll rib breseles, plaidinea dep. strearra As ivory aessershie Ore to rade avelleble ilw epee toless, owl as este dap et the bridge INIIIIIKASOS sad sib stentlei.lesideg OWN= ow bake reds& Prom New lehereleset to the seek at the hseadery the sparer pro misee to be waykspeadig; tb we epees es akar aide of the road Mob( vilest edwriesse he lIITMen the spool chkia The Tows Council hors was antogomento with Marro Ilegiso owl 00., at the Albion (1010 lithe Crystal Fame), to myth th. 4,0614. se Altos Ha bar her Majesty. Sir John Taylor Coleridge is by many yarn the mks, judge ea the bench, having bees promoted ibarbg the short ministry of air R. Peel to 1838. He was lima esetiderably ander forty years dap. His merement hams, It is said, rely a single judge who has mesa his nth* pad= by a service of Mesa years. While we have prelsits fi Ragland or Ireland who data ham the times of Gems Tu. sad the Regency, now of war hmdweeklag judges bears a commission prior to the yelp ef the mewed Qmsa. Mr. Justice Coleridge arm the last of King William's judges. Alderman Michael OMB, a well known name is the annals of tho city of Lesko,, died at Hertford an the 6th Inst., la the 78th year ef Ida age. THE AWITIALIAI4 Man Cowraecr.—We believe that the reartrat with reform* to the Ord Creapery having taken the Australian mail carnet le peemrhank &a un ts the meat at metalsng emints madhlems helm the werreny hsve made arse with tb at th• limpra and Amman Oempsy t s e cat rytag as the anise Use own& eirsememem net yet deMrmtaad , the abbielmet el the Mae brisk oil" weld be =iris Oweleerr lto=ltolo the Molt. bop, beerier, tass era* o f trash ill: them seleedes No= e fre SeA. s g. s al b e mob the pert et lapseare tor the Ihke ; o d d t our 4l hurls v• sosielpole Os but nab et the Omer& Corrial ll 'll= wosot boo =kW um =boy al hos inkelllll% eseese ebeeda. Melee* lanemetemat thet4 . 4 dime emis se se grabs,be lit al Am el fit ampar.— LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1858. ROYAL ITALIAN °PIRA. - - - We need sanely remind our =Meal reederli that Aubee's AlPre Diewsla was preload hid yam at the Lymen These* la as Italia dress, having lima sleeked `thee garb oxislanlY for our Royal Botha Opea. Eie them bees very ameasehl, it has cow been mprobsosil on the sew Caveat Bertha boards, precisely in the same maser as Lae year, mid with ea equally favourable reespica. W• are be boa thinking that • trimehrteation of • light Pim& picot —a little comedy mind with mush—into a whim Baths suers, is a thane for the better. We wail meth rather ase As Dian& ea the burin of the Ophs Combine, to which it belongs, thee in this new Balsa version; for the gay, sparkling, spoken dialogue of the Preach stage is ill exchanged for sing-eang recitatives, front which the wit and point of the original have cooed out, while they impede the tripping tepidity of the motion. Though the Preach dramatist and composer waisted in this Italian °mow tion—though Scribe turned his own sprightly prose into lyrical memoym, which Aober accommodated with recitative murk, yet they did so to order, as a job commladoned from Loader sod sot at all for the Parisian public, who do not want my thing of the kind. If we, in London, had an teeth Condo Opera, resembtlag, or even approaching to, the Opira Comiqui, Meth • theatre would be the proper place for Ire Demob; bat, hasiag as wok Wag, we lam mama to De glad that we bre this pigmen► time with the delighthal ahem the clever acting, the magnifies& orciaselms, sad the semphes wise al Wee. of the Royal Rehm Opera. The remembrance of last argon drew a orowded house on Saturday night, mad the audience greatly enjoyed the par. formemos. Gardoed (se we had occasion to remark het mama) did not fully realise the idea of the Brigand. Rs looked tins gay and gallant young gentleman extremely well, bat he did not succeed in those startling • gthimme of the ferocious radius, natter his smooth teener, which give the character its Wreck Nffirlildeal be air euquisitely, giving an Mimi to eerie of the ohs (eirsei say the well-known " sweet Agar, beauteous dower") exceeded only by Braham in his beet days. Borio's Berlina was es delightful as poseible—a mint picture of the Italian ausfechoe ; while Atilier's brilliant melodies thew additiceal charm from her lips. Rona:as Lord AIWA wan a most ludiemesi caricature of • travellieg Raglhkessa% sad NAM Mani, as his sentimental spouse, was very clever. The Imam lover, Lorenzo, was camileatly ached and sag by Berl -Beraidi ; and Bolger and Taglialler were• capital pair of comic tufts. La short, the Rea Diesel* of Covent Gerdes is • west *asset sethrtaletheat, thrash ft be not the Ihe Aire& of the Boulevard the bans. SOYAL SOCIETY OF YEIIALB MUSICIANS. The manual concert of this society took place at the liboomwsqeme Lam on Friday. The sedgy he. said themtesinty It is @limits in its obisat to the li Seall s ef extending Its beetate to Ur& ineWters of preemies, who do sot come within the legs of Met great institution. From all that wit hear, this society is well conducted and useful; but we think the yobbo en entitled to specific Informatics on this heed. It is oustocoary for benevolent inslita dons to publish annual statements of their scoonnts, showing the sestets sod amount of their Wooing, together with the mode of its applicalcoa. This is always dew by the Royal Soder/ of liardolans, and this soolety would do well to fobs, the enample. Subjoined to the hook of the cosort, bowsorr, there an Usti of subscribers and baselaceers, which am of interest from the names they contain and the suns &dashed to than. We find, in particular., Jean _y Lied pat down en a loser of 1601.; M. sad Medea Otto Goldethaidt es demon of 301. mom • end end Medea* Gioldsoltsidt reperately as life subsc riber, of tee galore sea. Motors. Droeshreod, always among the foremost to sooty oat of hanossieses to the magma prodraloa, me donors of 1001, and two manbssy of the hone ale life sehemibere. At the arscgirt el IPrida s n the perAsseirepve their Smudges' minims The were Md®. Clara No vella, lambus, 1' Rieder, liiim Dolby. the Mem Piss Wee lON Ilsable, Mir Eliza imehea, Herr PUGS* Yr Mr.liestley, Mr. Haulms, gad dm sestimegs el die Ondiess Mee Vides. The ode Metnuastatelkis Barr Joachim, Hoer itabliusd , wee kr tr y Itmledioa altvire pod, sad performed to tits satistselica of . summon andisoos. DRAMA. PRINCESWS THEATRI. The Merchant of Venue, which is generally un derstood to lie the last of those magnificent Shaksperlas re ef,* width the talent, energy, and liberality of Mx. Chubs Keen have pitted hake, lie public, wee produced on Satur day night white swam TWA, to my the least of it, it amply desermd. Most litelmate has Mr. Bean been in his soloe d= of this play ea the home honcho of his series of princely eatertainments; for in it he has been able to combine the Mier% reading and resessult, and the light and elegant play of lacy which, ismarately, have laeseed the attraction' of the ohm revivals ; in it, too, more strongly than in any other, bee ►e hod the power of realising to modern spectators the places sad people among which the action takes plans. With a shun era at cos blow he has swept Ewa est framework of ocaventineelity wit► which the play leis hitherto bees anrrounded. Hitherto the dams chemoters refinented, though meeting and moving la the most crowded regorge of a populous city, have been the caly persons seen by the audience—they might se well have ex isted at Carthage se at Venice; bet he Mr. Hean's version the be tle and life of a great city gone on bekee our eyes ; the elresbawarts with popalatica, the peciesska of the Doge Idols r mina way across St. lierk's Piece, and the pew pasts of the day, heated of entering upon • bleak step, mllde s mamma asset ea the tack end two motile houses of essy op et areibutems al the eiky sew glkle sadly along to theft rlbiled oeudeba. boa minds OW bid elieseeedika idle *ale Alladhothe o ldles yak hitumble WU home ow- ft behmlaides d the Wok Peeelee hems le • inseie• giallo le Ile- alltemeee et doe meth lady, the roads are Wavily appentlei _ __ the *bete ealtrimags breathes at weak awl psalm The laid soar deem es senarreess•hudh ale beltimieesa ea- orb( ogees rasp* ea • beash noir mese 1, bat • boy foam swenslas with Pb; tiro is the Delp, la his mood lows, semesaded by the seasessom a Imbed dab; Was, at which are used the advocates sad their (brio enraged at the idea, while the forearmed is 198 d with the ohm, oleo awl other Oboe of the °earl. It is in this mamas that the goat triumph of the mammas* islom pia webs,. all on the Nereiemi sJ ream a some of limes, owl have bar eeenstamed he 'lewd Bbyloolt se the pressigal kale, to wham the others ware merely sommories ; bat ila the sew vomits, so elaborated is the Spry in all Ito details by the mere Oros of careful sad szadient acting, that Antonio rises be.. the mere sulkies geOlsonea" he bas always boa, into a boo sad poselble martyr, sad we &wider at the thought that the donate of the law may aelaelly give to the Jew's kale the boost of is ellatioade • Mimi sad wok a respectable we.. It is, too, la this memo the the elimaz is arrived at. From the reemeat whoa that WOO sowed ol the whetted knife jers Imo the son of Ell moot aatil Portia's triumph and Bbylock's tiegradiallas w fully meal het, the etteatica of the mellow wee embed to the highest pitch, sad the slowest It of he weaties sectemitited a rootlea la the folluilag aid asachodis set. We de sot seraph to say that we have over r isMato taellsesoli more tho roughly displayed Yea tt was doh* the whom., rd the hard' ea cm Saturday night. Otis rein we asa speak in the very highest terms. IL. Reseda aresegaaa at Oh** is that et a as. the paw MAW of whose lest red whose Wars mature buret through every allesept at seariamdca whisk Twiny pate* say adobe. The loan of the three thousand duets be mere at first u a mercantile spetaleillem, • risk, La will* a lair smoant of psromiage should may lief; bet mushily the remembrance Ball the Image ha he. aislwel, the heal he bee sustained through the high spirit of the akyhtim archeat, breaks ups Ishii. and he bunts eat hele that thereat at rugs which tr salt allayed by the thlegght that by complying with his tummy's mud he bee the shmee d wteshiag his vsagesses ea him. Se prarafany is the noes of straw*. whist wan and Wag* repo stelet toy Yr. Kok that ter timbal three ads the wettable@ et the srathase are Mashy with Skylark sod the display al &Oohed, useeleadm bleaddirety ruegeseste is the trial some, I. rally mein/ I. batng their )airomit to a poor !shwa. Of Ma Loa's Portia we 11111 tail aq thst so sera aging is to be hued we the addle( British sage. Bared, elegrat, ad vales* thuregbeat—her delighttel "Mims& iSeedlest seassetsas he ibilvarbe the adshraell epos* yea the wary at Om 41smillitobas at vklelk AMOK - (Stamped id. Additional.) ' • at bar jaunty self-usureace with her husband mud her friends when the trial woe concluded sad the reward pro posed. The character of Bemanio sad Antoine were care- fully, but somewhat ponderously, soled by Mews. Ryder sad Graham ; and Mr. Walter Lacy was a suflakatly mercurial Grabens. It is needier to say that Kim Lecierog looked ehensiagly and acted osquettishly se Nedra. The pert of Jessica wee filled by Min Chapman, a iiiiionenie, pretty, mealsoted, sad sweat-voiced. Ia the posemodon of such qualities, sad after the victory over a first night's am reamers, she nry hope for an excellent position. Mom. Grieve and Talks have exardled themeelves. The are—Avenaii to Belmont—by the former, end the conelesicia Mahe mond act—the exteriorof Bhylock'a hoses, with He astion-tipplial waters of the canal—br the latter, as maw the greatest triumphs of modern seems art. Ia conclusion, we 43 Dot hesitate to say, thetia the revival M the Minciarn sr Venial Mr. Kean has nalmiasied that seems which for roue Y bas been acquiring.' Ia it the attire sad the ithirkerperhe enthusiast will inik reap their delight, for while Mete, research, and libmakty lave been employed In stage illaska and effect, the reel and legitimate acting could not, In the principal character at least, be nar rates& The enplanes throughout eras tathaddestle, sad in obedi ence to reiterated shoats, Yr. Keen appored before the certain at the and of the monad art, and at the fall of the east he TN TILTS= Tine Wsti.—The arrangenetals ter the present week are sealed by the events of the pest. Me flisiesty winnowed the hit of Zig Leer et the Pttetosett's out Thanday ; and the novelty of Saturday, the 'Preheat if Vd.soe, is to be performed uninterruptedly for the wham week. Mr. Tom Taylor's new piece, Gems to the Bed, is performed at the Olympic; him vsnion of the Vicar of Wake field Is revived at the Strand, with Mr. Emery so Dr. Prim rose; and hie Usegual Match is bed to the boards of the Haymarket, save on Wednesday matt, when Miss Reynolds will take her annual benefit and revive Loads* .dslaratter. The Adelpht Company madam their sojourn at the Surrey Theatre till Monday, the 21st, when they will commence a short meson at Sadler's Wella. The recent performaeoe of the Ckriety Minstrels at the St. James's Hall proved so sno oceefol that a second concert is announced for Monday next (the 21st) at the am piece. The only actual novelty of the week will be the reappeensue of Madame Maori on Wed am* next, at the St. Jimose's Theatre, in the Wien version of Afeelebi. CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER Bnow.—Ftent the entries already made the ftte on Wednesday and Thereby next premises to be One of the best that has taken June hes always been considered the month he W= S 4 flower show will prove the most sucessefal, and the trestle, this year has been such se to favour that impression. Rho dodendrons and szalees retain all their beauty while heaths, osiceolariss, fuchsias, and pelargoniums promise to display a richness of tint this year that they have not previously attained. Tbe miscellaneous plants also promise to inci mom beautiful specimens, and exotic ferns will be well exhi bited. The show of cut flowers will be very large on this °condom, and include some remarkable specimens of rows, pith., end pansies. The show of fruit will be wry much II than in May, figs, strawberries, ohnAm, and peaches races haviogmde large P r'snces towards perhotion since then. The orange trees in blossom will be a show in them selves. It will also be the first occasion this season of • display of theitreat fountains. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS.— The Magnificent oolleetion of ArD44014 plants from the nursery of Mr. John Waterer, Bagsbot, Surrey, now forms one of the chief attrac tions of the Royal Botanical Gardens. The plants, which comprise specimens of all the choicest varieties are collected under a large marquee, and are grouped togethei•in beds, and imaged so as by the contrast of their brilliant tints to pre sent a most striking *mtacle. They are now in the highest perhotion, and formed the chief object of interest at the pro menade on Monday last. They will however, retain their bloom for some weeks to come, and will remain on view during the entire month of June, thug affording an excellent opportunity for those who are desirous of seeing to what per fection the cultivation of these pleats has been carried. ST. BARNABAS, PIMLICO.—This church was yea- Meaty densely crowded, in expectation that some allusion would be mode to the sweats that have recently muse bedlam the public with respect to the Rev. Alfred Poole and hie practices at the Coufautional. The Rev. Mr. Ingle, who preached, took for his text the Sixth Commandment, "Thou shalt not kill," or, ea it was otherwise translated, "Thou shalt do no murder." Mr. Ingle did not enter into any de tails, or in any way deny or explain the evidence on which the bishop acted. He contented himself with declaring that whoever Insinuated any moral guilt to Mr. Poole, or enter ?oared to hinder the ecclesiastical system as establlehed ia the district, was guilty of the sin of murder. The last hew days have been a festival st St. Banishes. The church is more than weeny bedecked with flowers, and the initials "S. 8.," with the interpretation "The Son of Consolation," are plead in a conspicuous lathe. In connexion with this festival a collection was to be made, and in aid of it the preacher Whetted the congregation. He said that the church of St. Smashes more than ever demanded their support, as it was not merely the church of a district, bat in some sense the church of the whole country, for from it went forth an influence which permeated the land. As long as St. Barnabas and its system remained, the battle with the wickednue anti irreverence of the time would be fought throughout the country. The friends of God's holy Catholic truth looked oa St. Barnabas as their centre end model. I Let them take courage, Not men nor devils would be able to prevail against them. What they should do now was to satemibe generously, so as to obtain • 1NT014111112 aidew. meat, and to give St. Barnabas an incumbent, whole It should be out of the power of any isdividoll e ow heag over elevated, to remove. The preacher oceeleded by his hearers to relievers In the course of well-doV as pat to Whom the ignorance of foolish ram" • taw qiecalatery exclamations from persons near the at the meet spirited bits of Mr. Ingle, than wee no manifests. don of heling_whatever. LONDON HONIZOPATHIC Fri day sad Saturday a fancy hamar was held is the School of the Cavalry Barracks, Knightsbridge. to sit of the feeds required to et up the new freehold premise reesatly parcheasd, for the Hoemeopethio Hospital in Cheat Ormond ' serest Tbe atolls were presided over by the Doolseee de St. Arpin*, the Baroness Alphonse de Rothschild, the Duchess Ihstly of Beentoes, Maria Marchioness of Allsebery, the Commas of Creme, tits Commas of Willem, the Ladies Henorta sad Auguries Calkers, lady !bury, Lady Hobby, Viesenntem Nenert, Its., he. As was gime by the elan of the let We Qutr mem adjoining, earl their bend, as well as that of the Royal Ham Chem& Ran Wen etheadeacre. The reesfpts smeamted meaty 2,000 L, mil the goods still on hind will De disputed of free the bees oft he obsriq. BRIT= ORPHAN ASYLUM CLAPHAM. Dither el Wieshester preached yesterday (Sunday)mat. lag at the Chunk ef et. Jobe's, ameba= Rise, std Ili the fends of this lamination. His lordship task hie tent Item Pella de. WINO 6, Ha is a tether of the hillerbes, mai delindeth the cease of the widows : even Gel he his holy haliestlea." His trefiebrig t after relining be the wide wlwe Is which the tamale id the amylase went bilased, aided isate dielmesteg eissnmetamoes et way id the 74 mph's. new in the mem. He she slid Heil IC 456 admitted into the institat tell had gene est isle Ws weld there was. however, ample mem 11460 mem Yes OM abject the eight seveemal =me& • ralto which the congragatiem In 'emeing the same cease Wen day Mintested at tas church ef Si. Ananias* and St. Fele, W~eiree4 by the Res. W. F. Hook. D.D., at stt • Lege - selection was made. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN ?NZ Crvn. Saartoa.—The Fowles Department : The *dice of Envoy Extraordinary mad Minister Pkeiponittiery at Themes bee home* vacant by the reeignetioa of the Hon. rzraiGeorge Renard. Weir Department ; The Moe of e d e rilMili a e i tt. W Oeseral lisa Poet -aloe : illes rent b7J the Don hrleee @minted postnisarrn at Stockton-on-Ton, vice Km Labe let Dunn, reeigseL Onions : Mr. Wilms Camel!, urn elark,imo been appointed renal ekvk et Cork ; Mr. David Bestereon has been sprinted a tiderralter at Newcastle. East Idles: Mr. T. D. lanyth haa been to tee Chief Oonndesieser of Bede; =tt= I. aorta Itsn been appelmted a womb -1 eloper is Oslo ; Xt. St. Ct. Tischer bee bees appolated a : 1 741 1 1cla i tl i t r e j ig °alb ; K om;le na firZ am Pai t ; s m s h iP t a t i A B. Reamdere see been appointed a tomodeslemer oho tali division ; Mr. B. L. Boothe& bee been appoints& a wee imisievaer or the Humor avielem ; Mr. P. Bottom has been appointed a coseraieekeer el the drat der et Deibl.-04•7 liarvise Owens. Patimitlins.—The Bew. P. B. Ptomain, M.A., of Resew edam Weed, ha beim premated Is the rogica7 al Well Lydia* Btommot, pima Mts. Cohket, ve/me MOB, loolelimt la Tbe Bev. T. Poo MA., shiest el Clwiei Cher& Word, lee been premated by Ile Deem sad Clagter of that moiety to the rectory of Bt.Tody, CMS. 114 veto /001., moieties dn. Lairas.—The town of Leeds find. itself with three lemperbeetee Chwies el* the muted helled, mod wedof the Webb lowebilso—es lie Mk. A te lo wllhb • drib_ me& lam idaphltei ha" bees wpm& es to Whams lie piesesee• ow set me heseibr tsi iles sad ismiese al VW lihebbalMi• The iv, however, to imam be cosolio. No aro Immo Ilie mob the vbasm. thof Wm . wr we ico. railrbmfrig. [TWOPENCE. MB CHURCH RATE B: IN THE LORDS. The Church Rats Bill has not been, as was pre dieted by some, kicked out on the very threshold of the House of Lords, but, on the contrary, was on Thursday night read a fast time, and that without any remark. At present it is intended that the second reading shall be debated to-morrow (Tuesday) week, the 22nd June, and it is therefore of the utmost impor tance that the petitioning movement should be carried on this week, so that II Monday and Tuesday neat petitions may poor into their lordships' house from all parts of the king dom. As the abolitionists hays not the same means of influencing the members of the upper as of the lower house, it is incumbent on them to employ to the utmost this constitutional mode of expressing their wishes. Especially should petitions go up from all the parishes where rates are still levied, for it is the continuance of the rate is "nob places which ill relied upon as an argument against the bill. All who do not wish for another year of contention and of injustice should earnestly exert themselves this week. Forms of petition, with hill directions for the pre sentation of the petition., will be readily supplied if a communica te is' atbdremed to. br. Ramer, 2. mu; JUIPRAIIINTATION OP 11.467110170 LL Bir Henry Strawy, Bart., of Badkath-imall,, nesr Norwich, is the Comemative candidate** the seat for East Norfolk, rendered vacant by the death of 81r N. N. Buxton, the lets Liberal member. On Saturday be tamed the following address : " TO THE ELIICTONS OF EAST NOILFOLX. Gentlemem—A vacancy in the representation of your division having moaned, owing to the much-regretted death of Sir Edwina Banton, and haying recently announced my intention to cor myself ma a can did ate, it become* my duty to request the favour of your vote and interest. Harlot already been your representative in parliament, ay political Mews would probably be known to you. I may add, however, that it is nay wish and intention, if returned, to mapped Lord Derby's government, believing that there is no stalsemen of the present day of greater administrative ability, nor any Inter patriot than hie lordship, and that the measures which his government will produce will be not only for the social bensM of the people, but for the honour and general weltered this cannery. " The declared= I lately made has been so numerettely end so warmly responded to, that I can entertain no fears of a semmednl result.—l have the honour to be, brother electors, yew obedient humble sermat, " HENRY J . STIL&C IT. Beekheaih-hen, Joao 12." The Deed piety have not yet pat forward a candidate. Several gentian= hays been named, but in the &beanos of anything debate ca the subject, it is perhaqairable to abstain from mentiontagthan. Sir Henry was re tensed unopp os ed for the division in July 1 , on the nairement of Mr. Edmond Wodehome, but he lost him seat at the general election in March, 1857. The constituency has not been polled since 1841, end several Important changes have ommed since the trial of strength which them took The liberal interest is now considered powerful, and ittre . event of a contest the struggle would be severe. Tie death of Sir Edward Beaten has occasioned general regret, his quiet philanthropic Mamba. having secured him the respect stall claims. REPRESENTATION OP NORTH EBSEX.—The tory whine in regard to the representation of North Pape: (which has shrift been refined to in the 'sprat) MO continua. One party demands a county man," in the person of Col. 8. B. Ruggles Brim, of SpeWs Hall ; while another section reunion firm It Its adherence to the Bight Hon. W. Hereafter'. Unless the strife can be assuaged, the seat will probably be gained by a liberal candidate. The meeting called by Mr. Beresford's supporters was not a very enthush.stic one, but it was stated that favourable letters had beta received from influential members of the coned tuency. A requisition to Major Bereeford, intended to strengthen his position, I. now in vanes of circulation. Tea REPiESENT . ATION OF NEWCASTLE.—A large nesting of the members of the Northern Reformer's Union, was bold as Thursday Wen, in the Working Mea's Read =Witivetrest, fa die town. Onset satisfaction um by all the speakers at the reedit of the public meet =to listen to • statement of Mr. P. A. Taylo r 's political . The meeting pledged themselves Individually and oolleeslvely to use every exertion to secure that gentleman's return at the next general election. Mr. Cowen urged Mr. Taylor's claims upon the support of all protestant disarmers, from the long, arduous, and public-spirited contest with the law courts which the firm of which hr is a member so see omidully prosecuted in the question of the; Braintree church rates. The decision obtained by the patriotic penseveranos of Messrs. Courtald In that contest virtually settled the church-tats queerioo. as It took from the churchwardens end vaned In • majority of the ratepayers the right to levy church rates Mr. Taylor's position as an extensive silk and crape manufacturer, and as an employer of some five thousand workmen, eminently qualified him, in the opinion of all the speakers, to represent tbe inhabitants of a commercial, ensaulacturing, and industrial borough like Newcastle.— , Newcastle Chronicle. SOUTH EAlt Otte illatWAT.—A meeting of the Ideal proprieties of 11th milway was held A Saturday, at the dikes - of m t . sally C. Beim, Limped, Yr. Thomas L. Beale ti the char. Yr. Jonathan Mellor, one of the dl redeem on behalf of the beard to idled explanatioes I. the pepristors as to the bill promoted by the East Kent Compeay which till ham already passed th e Hoare of Com mas, sa d suggested to the tuee_ting the propriety of adopt petition to the Hones of Lords, showing the It:qualm permitting the further progress of the bill. A resolutien depth' the petition having been passed unanimously, the seem was very extensively signed, and thanks having been voted to Yr. Mellor and the chairman, the meeting separated. THREE PERSONS KILLED BY A BOILER ElPLO ston.—On Wednesday motnipg a fatal catastrophe took pimp at the cotton mills of Mears. William Barlow and Bon, near New Church, Roasendale, by the bursting of a boiler. The engine had been etopped for repairs when the sepiolite occurred, and such was the power of the steam that the bailer ported in two, each portion being propelled in as opposite directieu. One of them knocked down the ware brass, whilst tba other famed its way through a wall a yard in Witham, end eut a trench two yards deep through a met road, displacing mom than ten tons of earth. The two ends travelled a distance of twenty to thirty yards each, and wee afterwerds found about AO yards apart - . Unfortunately &noncom of Meant from a flee in the weaving shed. owed by the explosion, severely scalded several of the wares& es they were retreating in alarm front the will, and one of them, Haaaalt Howarth, aged sixteen, only survived till fftwilli• Timms Nultoll, aged sixteen, was killed by the of tie wsuthouse,andliantrilOVNl Lord, aged twenty-two, wee Ass WWI In the werebeene. Abraham /rattan, another oft he is msee ft was se such scalded that his Ills =ldaL damsels dam to the mill is estimated at f 1110111fICI008 DEATH OF A STAFF SEIGEANT' Cestmeat.—the Friar @Mousse het Mr. 1. Lewis, the *wooer for Rocitester, gemmed an ingery to th at city, rela tive to the drcumetsmem th; dem hof ftenrrant Pete , W Wle M samba te the sla of the Srd Bat istes at Chatham whims hely we head drowsed in the Medway, seer the Marten° Tower, Fort Clannos, under somewhat isysielees circumstseass. The'prlneipsl whims es@minatt bane the Jury was a era awned 13101- mos, ra w er a t She yew who stated that betessa dad 10 o'clock ma the penises 41 evening he wee astable the tower, when he seer th e who bad ell hi clothes on, sne in the mai% of the ler, as if enisev@mleg ~,,Te r a Whams mad out to him eseesel ea tes a l seem out in-eless, het dammed immediately " Batley I " twies, and thus Reappeared. his body see hewing been recovered till several days efterwards. flee* was no meson shout the tower at five time, but on menthe% the heals of the river the =Beery cap, worn by deemed, was Mad. An behests freed or the deceased's, a sergetat is the 241 k Regiment, sold he was with the deceased only el short time balm the rewarrence, and he wee then In wi ndiest health sad spirits. If be bad committed ruled* them was no Neste whatever to mega for such an act. as be bore ea eceellsat cestscear, sad was In reoeipt of Ts. 6d. par day as tee el the Wham clerks. After *lnsulting toget• the jury brought in a weak* of " Found drowned," end the matter Is now in the bands of the police. DZATH BY LIGHTNING, IN SHROPSHIRE.—Qtr Timerisy wrath; a treneedons awns of thunder end light amempaniel by heavy r ah, pawed over • large aof .opelthet. At ma emly boar a roma named Hof= le ngelrise the toed of a jemm , y Till near Old Pert. Wel lington, vs atteckby the sheets ileiVeed killed on the spot. He clothe, won empletely burned off his body, sod lds welch sad money acesally melted. Rh shoes mho were el** Moo gis last. Thl - h t .IF g i r l " • fri g ht ' s ' E - • disagared. 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