The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-25 00:00:00

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Ik* Wail efalrelok a &ill•fi dro.lol. 4s. • SU la* Prowlsr Wlrol s ho il • 4n• • Pi"lr t i r=fro IX keno, al kr Mort 11111. Ms. siminle rm. Jr. Iff ; ow ••• • Wok Labe : Nebel Oasts awl Os., Ire lellarbowstrest. W. 6. ONNOLIBM and PSYCHILISM ; ar, the Sainte et ihe = ,.l ibil l li di. qt••=l: l at anis Wilcox Iti=sad amok mie/ a. 46. al, iv*. M Um Inas IMII Noma • searrisela and maws laalt. - -Wirems AFIMINftO. Illnitla. ad Marnimll. is/ Oa. Itiallaami liel man : noels. rao dle& JatenSiMpri c re•ps. NM ow, of NBUMPTION a L iw pa is i T .blood 6 •0•11og Or rat prowermt sad dr. h. . x.81L.. ..,....u5. Una's: die liromml kr of Or •• • Ta11e ... 1411 satrltn e eed Dlll 16 &112•11T. : Losears. //sem• iliso• sad ROYAL VISIT TO TIMM! SOUL Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and Prierew of Promote honoured the Count and Countess Bernetortf with a viedt, on Saturday evening, at Prussia House. A briniest gathering of the corps cliplowsatipts ad aristocrecy had amembled at the countese's hospitable levitation before the arrival of the revel guests. The Crown Prince sad Frineer errived from bar Majesty's Theatre at half-past liven o'clock, were received on slighting from their cartage by the Count sad Counter BernstorS, the kaiser wearing the grated oollar of the Royal Order of Hohanzellern, which has been conferred upon him excel lency by the Prism of Prueeia Within the last few days. The princess graciously saluted the countess, and, then ac cepting the arm of the count, was cooducted by his excel lency to the Drawing Room. The Prince of Prussia fol lowed, leading the Countess Dernstorl, and than came the ladies and gentiNnen of their royal highnesses,' suite. The crown prince end princess had warmly alighted when their was, Prises Frederick William, arrived, attended by the gem them of his suite. His royal higbases !appeared in the seat Joyous spirits, and warmly acknowledged the Wats. time of all those members of the ariitecreay whose soquies son he bad made during his perrioes Tian to this aosaby. The Frisco Frederick William wen shortly tamed by all the other members of the Proemial' royal Amity at pest is Lades, iachidhig the Priam Frederick William, Alhwt, lkediriek Charles, Frederick Albert, sal Adalbert of Ptmeie, sad the Prises if Hohmann iligmarbgna. nogg Royal Rightim the Deka of Mahood Gad the Cowl at Flimden Me !minuted the GUANO with their puma* arriviag Irma the opera shortly below aidalilt. RI Royal Bigler& the Dake of Cambridge, hie lame Rieman Priam Edward et Bum- Weimar, sad the.Pdaes et Hitiaria, von elm presest, arriving at intervals akar* sir deem idea. ONE WAY OF CIILMATIIIO TSB ROYAL MAs-1 ateoa.—la ardor w de boom to the meeeohiaa peptide dthe Prisms ley* the Rey. B. Z. Lamy, vicar ot elinaloo, *OW Ide liandea at admiedelas a 0 ow *gee at that ehank air wahaat Paphfts parama of the anal ter. Neastfialesiag Ma Winos chile Ina jast sow. .e eamellsed there le a tit pteepset at the airfoil liberality heft Lorly drawn spumes maim —AgrAdaus Geetety sefresser. Prime Frederick William of Prude arrived at Basidarheme Paine at 26 Wattles balm (Mock ow Gator 06•2•0•4 area • wialt to bet Maipsty Ib Qom. The Priem, se Irairas a Darer ta the kneels, mu re. calved by Or Predeekk anis, mow M walla( ti tin Glesta, who aritred her Landow CS tie arevloor arcade& Count Isnatal4 the Pnriew "admiebw, stecaegewhel by Paine Paws, iLo reit hie Royal illikues al Dew. A wit teaveyed the Prime awe Ids irdlia aa AM eolith &Ora Itallway, to the &Warm' area etatka, whore a ismi of beawir el the Orwasdier Owards, with the bawl d the seskassii, riesivid the illuttrioas visitor with taiNtiry. beams. The Pik= Owed, accomp•nisd by the Prince atWP•in and Prince Alba& and attended by lawn.-Colossal Fo•essiby, weednal NMI* Frederick Wlllem at the railway station, end the Prliese, with thdr glatleroas la =Wog, goltted the stollen la three at bar Majesty's carriages, escorted by • ansainint et the had LIM Guards, for Backlash= Palms, when the Lied limed, the Lord Chamberlain, the Groom et the Blele to the Priam Conant, and the gattnassit in wildas, received Prime Frederick William at the prim ipal eatmees. The Priam of Pratte met his son la the Grand Hall, sad •oeompaaid him to the Passe: Feline Fredrick Wiliam was attended by Gamma TOM lkiTTokiMmidm, Major-General veer Moltke. gig* vs Sidnireftlits, link. Tea iaisww. and Dr. Wagimm, b. Prisons of Prussia, accompanied by Prises of Bus Weimar, and attended by the Counter Wolk and Count Boos, visited the Duchess of °deem on Babordar mendrig, and enamor& went to Twickenham. The Duke of Brahma and the Count of Flendere went to Millwanad Inspected the Leviathan. The Princes Albert, Frederick Charles, Frederick Albert, and Adalbert, of Preemie, attended by Colima! Francis Ser moor, C. 8., Captain the Hon. D. de Roe and Captain Da Plat, went to the Wallington Barracks and the Regent's Park Barracks, and afterwards inspected the Tower of London. The Qum went in the evening to Her Majesty's Meal". to honour the theatrical representation with her pretence. The Queen and her visitors, with the ladies and gentlemen In waiting. left Buckingham Palace at a quarter before sins tiolook, in sixtese state carriages emoted by a detachment of Life Guards. The royal party misdated of the Queen, the Prince Cowart, the Prince of Wales, the Primrose Royal, the King of the Belgians, the Doke of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, the Prince and Prince's of Prussia, the Prise Frederick William, Albert, Frederick Charles, Fre derick Albert, and Adelbert of Prom* the Primatef Hotren so➢es digmarhigan, the Prisoeof Lelaingen,Prineeffietor of Hefteafeke, Lady Churchill, Visomatees Charms, Prince Julien of Holster* Glaelmbern, the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Aftercare, the Marquis of Beeedelbans, VI.. asentsse Joselys, Comities Hacks, Earl of St. Germane, the Gust and Comatees Parponelser, Lady C. Barrington, Gamma yen Sohreekenstein, Counts= Odell*, Count Boos, Ifajer-General von Mohke, Lord Centays, Cm:Am Wally yes Habeathal, Countess Marie Zu Lynar, Lord A. Paget, Colonel Count de Moerkerke, Hon. Mimi Belies], Hon. Mire IManktaidd, Count Porkier, Major Count von der Gotta, Bares rOverchie de Nerische, Baron Arnim , Colonel von Alvendebeu, Hormarschall von Meyerinck, Lieutenant. Colonel von Doyen, Lieutenant-Colonel Ponsonby, Colonel Hon. A. Hood, Captain von Schlieffen, Dr. Koepl, Captain Burnell, Adjutant von Buddenbrock, Dr. Wegner, Lieu tenant von Zestrov, Lieutenant von Richtofen, Captain von liessow, Lieutenant Chuden, Captain de Cowl, Lieutenant me der Oates, Captain von Linden, and M. The Duchess of - Cmubridge and the Priam@ Mary, the Duke of Cambridge and Prlnoe Edward of Saxe Weimar, met her Majesty at the Theatre. The band of the Scots Fusilier Gnat* played during dinner on Saturday, at Buckingluun Palace, the follow:ng pieces Gnuld Mardi, L'Entant di Fran M.Deianißrisli. Overtnna,_ tin', Val., MeadmeMdr, Game% Peas, Ps Ommen. Val:airflow. - Yesterday the Queen, the Prises Concert, the Prince of Weise, Prince Alfred, the Prisms Rural, the Prlaoseere Alice sad Selena, the King of the Beigisne, the Pubes end Prisons of Prase* the Princes Frederick Mlles, Albert, * Naiad* Gecko, Frederick Albert, end Addliert of Fnasia, sad the Dachau of Base Cobarg, attended Divine Baykal in the Chapel of the Palace. The Bishop of Ozfoni peeked the serous. The Daebre of Kant visited the Docker of Sue-Coburg ea Satordey. Primes Fredrick William of Prussia visited the Denham a Kist sad the Docker ad Cambridge yeennetay at their negeetive reeidences. The Deers of Kent visited the Queen yestadey. The Durban of Cambridge and the Princess Mary visited as padres ad Kent yesterday, at Clarissa House, St. Jams's. The dialleerfsg was the migrates of the peskirmane• at Racklishar Paler, an Friday °velem-Ift MIAs Wait= MOIL ran lasg—" U. ill Voile ams, itatawletor a/4.4k, ra. a. aaorti: ' '' :: kaki. WOW sow—astmo.l if me memos-- mom mos sews'.. A.D. la.. 744~f4 Mau 114•0111. ......... M ~ a Wsere. trtir 37..7=7.:711 ::::: : : : : Moog to Way mime ....... .. u !Ms, The meal mob vu sone * by 'the members of Mr. Hoary Issas choir. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official residence of the First Lord of the yr , in Downing-street. The ministers present were : Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Cianricarde, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary Laboucherc, Lord P,aumure, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, and the Duke of Argyll. A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal Com. , Woke fur the Bahibitioa of 1861 was held on Saturday at the Privy Council-office. Prement, Berl Granville (.4 mu), Ws William Culdtt, Mr. T. F. 00Am, and Mr. Edpr lowing (Sorzetary); Mr. H. R. William, financial caw to Os Oomoninket, woe aleo present. blemishes wore mat ea istorday from the Colonial-oftice M the Governars of Ur aides oa tha wed swot of Africa, Has MAJESTY'S CONCEST.—In another column will be found, as now me ended, the regalaboin authorised by the Lord High Steward for the carriages approaching or departing from Buckingham Palace on the omasion of her Majesty's concert. His Majesty the King of the Belgians has been goodoosly ploomd to bestow upon Mr. Hoary' Brodburrato Belem gold modal dimwit, for Datum prtatiag. The Earl and Countess of Warwick have returned to Hoirettlit's Hotel, St. Joines's-stroet, from Warwick Lad and Lady Vivian have left Howchin's Hotel far Asir mat In Cornwall. ..... Lady John Somerset has arrived at Enfield Court, the sear al ht is., Mr. Allred Boorarart., firs a roar of Tilts. On Saturday morning, at 11.45, Prince Adalbert of Persia (First Admiral of the Prussian sissy) sad smite, sceompardwi by Calomel Cascada* arrived at Woolwich dockyard, eat ooceprod some howls la a waspiel• istopeodas of ovary poetics el the ostabilaharea BOARD or TILDE, WIIITZHALL, J. 21. - ' !be Bight Rae. the Lauds of the Cwareittre Costa for Trade end Pleataticess haws rewired, livamstry of L am er M aio Partiga /Adz% • oopy el • despaith hem her Ilefoety's bating Coral et Bangkok, eadoelng sip, of • Illeassw Royal Pro. ebewdea dadeefwg dellere hr he • legal trader at tw nor et 3 dare he 6 the* soder • penalty at fire ow mast tb emseme of the tressectioa , also a wyy of • fees bar 11ebtoWsCeeen3Oweeral at Saw bib r•- elestoftes to be Sus ham daty • its *parted= smo is. h• • els impish ftat Nsdalf • Oned at agree dense etas meow meet et eampthe the hllwrhg Midis hew plymint et ahoy kid: save. fog abWe seas, hale sad ends. for wan* eakone. tar, pita. tidos Num ar we* hr ember mak harreoro, pellet end vanish hr asehosa, Asir. topper led other edb Ihr the use of rem* empeakinf awl endleff leek Medi 6101 waking slam far shim It will be 111111111611 pet Ihn shwa adieu should be deposited at the Mtwbege• at therein at Maw— Orattai. WINDSOR, Sammy. Preparations are being made at the Great Western Railway terminus, in George-street, Windsor, Err tin rocopdon of the royal bride and bridegroom, who are 81- mM to arrive at 6 o'clock in the evening On each side of se mete are being raised for the accommodatioa of AO Ea ra boys. The mayor, Mr. C. W. 8. Cantrell, and nil the agmbsee of the corporation have received an invite d* b be pima ea the platform to receive the royal cottplo. The Maas wM be illasnimisid by gas stars. C each ado of the mod benches wm be plated for the soomunodadso of Sfeitors. A gaud of ho•egr, ooniposed of the Soots Panic" Chards, with the fine bead of the regiment, wider Ihementemed of Colonel Treads Rayprth, will be stationed la the mats* of the yea, fronthig the platform, to twelve ' the royal bride midi bridegroom. Preparstioas are also being am& to Mareinate the Town-hall and the home in the primal* struts of Wisdom and Bton on a male of maid& mace egnal to the imperious of the occasion. The re joicings at Windsor will metier over three days. PALVCE FIZDERIOIT WILLIAM OF PIUSBLI dT DOVAR. DOVER, SATURDAY. Ir. tutor:pal Miskirien Prince Frederick William acessammal by Gentrei Roth de liohankamtekt, General van Meath" Ritthsekthe ma Lindero, Capella de Schweinits, Lieutenant de Zastoon, Dr. Wolper, cad a na 11111MXIS suite, disembarked at this port thii morning, at half paid eight o'clock, in the Admiralty steam-yacht Vivid, Com awake Allen. The reaming proved one of the meet ws mlenikat that could have been desired. A guard of homour, ecoopmed of the Royal Antrim Rile Militia, was in atten dance ups. the arrival of the Primo, who, on disembarking, was met by Lieut.-General Sir Frederick Stavin, Ore= ha Waiting to har Majesty the QUate ; Capt. rill wins, R.N., the Admiralty Superintendent; the Duke of Itictuessmil, 1 .6.; Om. Crodord, commandant of the gambols; CaL Ward, R.N. ; Camel Brows, IL A.; Captain Smithelt ; and Mr. S. Latham, the Pomba% Consul. The guard of honour presented arum the bead pis) ing the National Anthem, and at the same sonsent a royal relate was dis charged tea the Drop Battery. The Prince proceeded b Birmingham's Lard Warden Meld, where the royal aped mats lad teen mewed kr Ys Royal Mighasaie reseptien. A telegesphlo ' neemage . levier; Lea decinkiinl to Linden announcing the departure of the Priam of Pined& flea- Casio hie Umfleecy Count Bersateeff, the Petri= Minaer, entved per South Eaters Railway about eleven o'clock, shortly after whisk bay the Mayor end Cargoes- Son promated a congestaMiery ahem to the Prince. Mir Royal Wilmer eseeleed tie members of the corpxstion, who way accewspaided by a deputation of the =Or metes, in the options ooffee-room of the Lord Wanks Motel, whisk had been most tastefully decorated for the ma rks, and whisk vas crowded with a brilliant uermblage of lodise end gentlemen. Major-Gemenl Meuneell, the coot menient of the sou th-eartarn district, the headquarters of which are at the camp at nautililN, had by this time ar rived, sooompanied by a numerous eta of officers, and was preacmted to his Royal Rightism prior to this intermits% part of the proceedings The members of the corporation wore their robes of ohloe, and were preceded , by the mace. The addressee teed by the recorder of the borough, Mr. W. R. Bodkin, who, together with the town-alerk, Mr. T. R. Ram, occupied a position on the right of the mayor, Xr. Thomas Birch. The following is • copy : TO NIS ZOTAL 111011X111/1 TILINCII MAlMllell WILIILILX "May it please your Royal Highnees,—We, the Mayer Aldermen, and Burgers. of the town and port of Dover, approach your Royal Highness with sentiments of the most pre card respect, to offer to year Royal Highness our warm* welcome and our bassi, emagrutulatione on your wird in this meentry, to receive the had of the Prima. Rolla iuthamlaseff....., "Entertaining, in common with all our reuow subjects, feelings of the most devoted loyalty and affection towards our beloved Queen, we rejoice at any event that may add to her domestic happiness and the lustre of her reign, and we feel confident that the bestowal al the hand of the Princess Royal on a Prince of the malted Teak and high attainments of year Royal Highness, cannot fell to give gratification to her Ma jesty and her Royal Consort. " That the approaching unien between your Royal High ness end the Princess Royal may cement and strengthen the friendly relations that have happily too long subsisted be tween the kingdoms of Pringle and Great Britain, sad that the Princess end your Royal Highness may long live is the full enjoyment of every happiness that this world can afford is our most earnest prayer and hope. " Given under oar Corporate seal at Dover, this 22nd day, efianwery, 186 8 ." _ _ _ _ . The Mayor, haviegnceived the address from Mr. Bodkin, esinemed slightly towards the dais upon which the Prince of Flunk wee standing, attended by Count Bernstorif, Ge neral von Module, his aide-de-camp, and several other members of his suite; sad his Royal Highness coming for ward noshed the address from his worship's hands with every mark of astinactien. He then spoke nearly as follows "Mr. Mayor end fientkonse,—As I was not prepared to receive from you this gratifying address, I shall be able to reply to it but in • varyfaw words. I thank yeomen heartily for the loyal and kind terms in which you have addressed me ; and I can only acknowledge it by a repetition of what I have already maid at Moran parts of your kingdom. I our only anon you that to watch over the happiness of the deer Princess Royal will to the dearest duty of my life." His Royal Highness uttered the last sentence of his brief speech with enthusiasm. Imendistely after recedviag the address of the mayor sad corporation Prins Fnderick William, accompanied by his Excellency Count Bernina and his suits, proceeded to the railway sirens, where some 8.000 or 4,000 persons were assembled. Immediately his Royal Highness appeared at the doer of the Lord Warden a hearty char arore from the mold of spectators, which lend until he bad taken his place in the state carriage, to the door of which be was gieseded by the Hon. James Byag, the chairman of the South Easters Railway Company, Mr. Gordon Thompns, and Mr. C. W. Ekren, the general manger of the company. The whole of the arrangements at the railway stades we under the immediate direction of Mr. Way, the seperin• Indent. On his Royal Highness entering the state canine at the rarity he celled Captain Luke Snit Kett, and, taking him by the hand, begged he would express his thanks to the mayor and oorporatiou. He said that this was the eixth time he had passed through Dover, and that the present ins the happiest mom en t of his Ma A guard of honour of the Royal West Soren Infantry Militia, with band and colours, lined the station, and a salute of artillery was fired from the Drop, upon the departure of the royal train, which took plan amid the most enthusiastic deracestrstions on the part of the crowd ennobled. The absence of any provision for the holiday-making public who might desire to Willloll the promotion or other por tion of the wedding ceremony this day, meets with general dis approval, and the mamigers of the various public places of mareeernont have been solicited to provide morning entertain• meets for those who eruald rather pay for their recreation than be elbowed by a crowd without any prospect of seeing anything to repay them for their exertkos. Several of the theatres promise an tarty perforreaues of their pantomimes• and the Crystal Palace authorities announos a canoed of vocal and inetrumentel music supported by such popular Awn as &gams Ftunagalli, Mr. Charles Brabant, sad Mr. Wins. The fall chores of the Royal Italian Opera L ed voided to sing some favourite =arise* as well ma the hymn espeolally +Mies for the wedding ceremony. Far the lovers of oat-door anineentents, foot-ball matches are to take place on the cricket ground, and if the mead menonahle weather matinee% we may promise skaters a good day's sport on the ice in the palace park. nth POST-0/71CL—There wore only two deli wawa of Wen to-day—me at 7.50 in the marulug, mad the Mbar at aeon, which molded the WWI brought by: the mils bow the north, sad by the mail cite within the twat* ass distrist, Nal these petted la the meirepalie up Is 11 am. The leUes lutaided Ow the country end foreign seeds 'Mlle rounded as Inel. The bashers st the Nosey Onitrellse dead et Et &desk BUST OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL. The saardeions event of this morning, which, whither regarded sa to ram, religion, or policy, was indeed a "cemeneession dennely b be wisher—the event which his eat se way exlitiry lamas hearts all a-gutter, will re ceive no more idagolarly appropriate commemorstion than In the het the& a non charming bridal bust of the Princess which legined this day gives to become Prussia's Queen, kr hiss emend by Dee of the Princess's own sex—the sonmplabsd soulpter, Mrs. Thomeycroft. Many things will be devised fa know of this day, but no votive form of ex pend= will be bead by the women of England more touchingly suggestive than this oonseeratk• (we we justified is thing the word) by cos of their own sex of the purest hem of art to memorialise an alliance which will be, we trust, not only matrimonial, but national, and sa enduring as marble. This is not the Int portrait bust Mrs. Thorncycroft —both wile and daughter of • sculptor—has executed of the Panama BoyeL During a winter spent in Rome in 1842, in company with her husband, she attracted tles nun time of Thorwaidsen sad Gibson by the models of " Sappho" sad a " Sleeping Child," executed in that city ; and the latter work made so favourable an impression upon the mind of our great English see/ptor, that when ailed by ' the Queen who was best fitted to model the portraits se the royal children he referred at awe is Its author. On by re turn the ant year to Bashi, therefore, Mn. Thornertroft received her Majesty's commied to euenee spin of the Princess Alioreeptildfie bee be se rednotorily bat ornerier were giver to bar le time of the Mama Royal, the Priam el Wale., mai Mora Alto* the when to fora a weir of cirtenter egritelbel d the bar seems. This min is well he... to tirpole. hiving bees exhibited at the Royal Academy, and seinegratly engraved. .- - - The hest impreidei eanseisi by the premed bridal boat is that of extreme isgennonmers and shaphohy : it is the sweet candid hoe of a taw Saxon esehles—the SWUM of Eng land. Then is, It Is tens, scessedig gamey in the full eye ; and something majestic is the Moonrise of the reseeded swan like neck from the heaving virginal bosom. The hair, too, recedes from the serene unruffled forehead somewhat d insitirobite, bat is as may multilane swell, rather than ripple, and is looped up behind with something of Greek grace; but there is nothing Greek besides—eaving that soft marking round the neck which reminds you of theme of the Townley Venus. All else is nought but sweet seventeen, and almost tee girhdt for that coronet of orange blossoms. With engaging, unconscious elegance the head in cline* just a liaises one side, with a modest hint of blushing, vim in that odd, colourlem material, almost as goggle- Only readout se the painter could with his rose-light. Yet, then is archaise in the decided accentuation of the thing eyebrows, and oh, the piquancy of the nose 1 slightly ran:west , it tenet be confessed, but where is the man who is insensible to the fucination of such a nose in a woman? And then those pouting lips, with the gentle protrusion of the upper ow, almost childlike in its expression of simplicity and innocency. Verily, we are proud of our Princess, and shall end by unsaying what we started with, or by not admitting that anything would induce us willingly to part with her. In fairness to the young I' ince we must admit, however, that oar Princess has had mss jostios at the hands of Mrs. Tbeeseyeroft than his Royal highness Frederick of Prussia ham remind from Mr. Winterhalter. If we may at all judge of the portrait of the bridegroom-elect by this artist from the recently published lithograph, the court-painter, so far from flattering the young Prince, has entirely missed the hank, unaffected expression of the face, and chosen the worst pos sible view of the head and pose altogether. Such a single work as this bust would go far to prove that we live in most chivalric: titre, properly understood. For who can remember the number of lady sculptors who dis tinguished themselves even in the sculpture. den of the Royal Academy last year, end yet omplaik that women are un protected, and not encouraged to develop special gifts, and permitted to give publicity to the productions of their genius ? Who does not remember another mutual commemoration o'o'n—the portrait of Mrs. Beecher Stowe by Mir B. Derent—end the recumbent statue of Odd fear fully uslortn nata heroine. Beatrice Cenci. by Miss Roemer ? Mrs. Timmer:soft yes also there, and we trust that we shall see this bar also text year—that is to say, 110 finished work in marble, which Is to be executed for her Majesty. The model is at present to be seen at Means. Colnaghes in and casts from it may be obtained. A reduction in porcelain will also probably be published. MR. ARMITAGE'S CARTOON. "RETRIBUTIVE JIISTIC11." Some very fine photographs of another work of contemporary interest—though of how different • com plexion I—may be seen at Masers. Coineghf 4. We allude to an allegorical cartoon, entitled " Retributive Justice," having reference to the Indian mutiny and Rs attendant horrors of =macre, by Mr. Armitage, whose cartoon of Carer's " First Invasion of Britain," it will lie remembered, gained one of the And premiums is the West minster Hall competition of 184 and led to such high expecta tions of the then young artist. A chalk drawing, also by Mr. Armitage, exhibited at the Royal Academy two ran since, of the " Field of Inkerumun Fottr Months after the Battle," will not be easily forgotten, ta virtue of Ike mere than tenable faithfalnem of record, and the early lilies springing up among the festering human remains. In the present cartoon Justice is repre sented as a female of more than Amazonian proportions ciateldng a tiger by the throat, end in the act of thrusting a sword into the chest of the brute—not, however, without being herself severely lacerated. Ose little sacred child is seen escaping, but the bodies of two others mili tantly explain the idea of retribution. The ensuing is at least sufficiently palpable. The expression of the Laos Is very impressivo the eye sternly glares from the retracted lids and scintillates through the inky ehadows of brows knit like granite; the nostril is inflated like the war-hose, and the lips are compressed to the whiteness of marble, matching the blanched, bloodless cheeks. But, apart from general objections to alltgoricel treatment of any subject whatever, the arm, he a female, I. out et all proportion. Nevertheless, the Mathes end friends of those who are executing " swift retribution en those murderers" will find these photographs by Yews Cadge( and Montechl sufficiently suggestive. MEMORIAL TO THE LATE JOHN BRITTON. A monumental beam bee lately been erected in Bellamy Cathixtral to the roma, fX Mr. Jahn Britton, the architectural autiquery. Bath • inommeat will be considered singukuiy appropriate to me who, by his works, in conjunc tion with Mr. Puglia, probably led to tbe recent sturearfal revival of monumental Mimes, and to the works on the sub ject, so valuable to the artist in the matter of costume, by Maws. Waller and the Rev. C. Boots& The memorial has barn dmissed by Mr. Thomas Bleary Wyatt ("melts= to dm diocese of Banua), and the bum, by Hardman, is =mated in • large "lab of blot* meat& The mosameut his bean weeded at the ovum" of manbors of the Royal Institute of Bahia arthlteols, wham sialmcdpiloes Wee to ape Ones 68GL Mies P. HORTON'S ENTRITAHUIRNT.-311'. Mid Mn. Germs& IReed (late Kiss P. Harks) samosa Ike! they epee ths Soya Oidisty d Idholvallat tide main ter a short wan" with asiedicantreaeliesieltra usissidassila Oa Friday crasiag Mr. G. J. Demme (ef the Printers' Dnuostie tiosisty) gar, popahr Wm% " Ereadag wish Hood," at the Hattori Mad Roasts R tren d- e a r tire-Ords. The lecture, learspereed wi ram& lap it several of Hoett's bed pearae, IMS essalvai milk sista ssdassdas by a very morrow mimes. On Friday evening Mr. Charles Earner delivered a home at the /deem Hall, lemelsebadrest, ea Mao FfaMissr." The lobar* tredai his idled in a very die sad eatadag irearter, sad Ws sassimos =Masa wasmod Meal Slue& Oa Saturday a depatatiam, eoeskidag of A. F. =IT Jobs Wakarady, Zeq, John Heade" les, ant, sad W Bett., waited upon Wm lagiallaar Tuba es osiion ‘.... _to_..... y allesb of a stem anseay bear Loaded ar add the Basel Sos, irtia hi. Ensineey aureoson approval of the ossiver• Carnal, PAWS. •••• HALF-cm:MX DAT;67 Br:emu it, lax. Rt.— Aildesidas OM rm-••, da , • dsee kg aro Isions, lAN ;nig *OM HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The third " Festival Entertainment," on Saturday arming, wee even rase brilliant than sabre of the pre weeding. He certainly sever saw a fuller hewn; not only was awry ilk* el owe in the sal* pit, and pllery, Alai, c hat the tow' • twice their laud number of oceapents ;so that whoa the . Haw rose during the perfarannee el " God are die Qua" ' elate wit am of the nest beighi mad entmeled vs have aver whitened in • Public , place. The royal party (the was go 01 the previous sights) arrived mom after the asenteasessut of the opera, and remained tell the ad of the calwadaments, which cateleted of La Soonsirs twig, a =add Cantata oompoad by Mr. Howard Haar, sad a Ballet Divertimesemnt. The Bowsaws/s7•, besides being, as a whole, admirably performed, had two 'paid Oats of Interest—the brat Ilepsersace d Iddpe. Piccoloeffini in the obameter of Amin., and of Signor Giuglini (in this cosstry at haw) in that of Elvino. To make • Jeer! in Amin is an arduous task ; not that the part is difficult to perform—for the character is so OWOII4 sMaral, and pathetic, that it does not demand • first-rate performer to please and affect the audience—bat it has pawed through the beak of snob a number of first-rate perionners that no new aineaste can mope a trying ordeal d comparison Since Pasts—by wham the pot was couted—we have seep It represented (aracag others of no mall eon) by Malibrea, Hein, Penisak Conelks, Um% ant Theft nth of them grist performers made It ans of hat nisei heentlfig mad eaccessfal efforts. It was no small natter for ear ehermhig little'prieua dogma of Her Majesty's Thant to enter the field with such formidable rivals, and it is a great matter that she has maintained her ground with honor. We have seen and heard the part biter soled and better asses--the ohs- rooter, that is to say, developed with greeter completeness In Its nein. Owes, end the music sang with gresterpoweread ertistio Ankh; hut, taking the acting and singing together, sad r coosponant parts of one whole, we have never had the Swiss ocontry girl placed before us, In ell her rustic thaplinity, hussonee and tiedsenem, more beautifully by any one Were, save only Jassy Lind, when Amine was the very perfection of dramatic and cool art. In the two sleep walking wear in which the young fiancio apposes, first fall of west sad happy drone, and then forsaken, desolate, and heart 'woken, Monotone' was *vainly successful, and the audience bore non testimony to the impression she made on their feelings. Her singing, too, though open in various rayon to seehnien criticism, was characterised throughout by trothend warmth of feeling, and was often brilliant and ef fective. In the famous finale, " Ah, non ginnge," the roulades and flights to the top of the scale, intended to express the in articulate burin of uneennollabis joy, lost this expression by the effort with which they were delivered ; but, on the whole, we have never head Piocolomini sing better than in the Sointanshila. Himtint wu dsoldedly the best Elvin° we have ever had. He sang like Rubtni (the original Rlvlne), and acted much better than &Mini was able to do. He looked the handsome young peasant perfectly, and gave a lively picture of the youth's warm heart and parkare jealous temper. It is worthy of notice that he erg the UMW pm chely as Bethel wrote it for Rabbit, without avoiding by transpositions those very high notes which express the in tensity of Elviso's passion. In the acre where he meets Amine and upbraids her with her falsehood, the powerful ant of the original notes was strikingly apparent. They were the my of irrepressible anguish. There can be no doubt that the Sonnambisla, with Picoolomini and Oinglini, will be re of the great attractions of the approaching tram. The effect of the miemelsie was enhanced by the appearance of Hard r Count Rodolfo, and of Mdlle. Barrier, who gave (what is very adder done) due importance to the character ofLisa. . _ The Cantata is honour of the royal nuptials was performed alter the open. The Mowing is the poem, which is from the elegant pot of Kr. John Osaaford CllOlOB. Babe on high a joyous song, Let the world your rapture know ; In a torrent full sod strong Let the blended voices dow. Loyalty each bosom fleas, Tempest love each soul inspires, Moat aloud ; the exulting sotmd Will from heart to heart rebound. Bobo. Signor Giglio!. The peat Hohenzollern will bar you rejoice, The Guelph, lion-hearted, will hat to your voice ; Svanholm'a they look down on their children below, And poet the broad earth theyedomed long ago. They view us now, the mighty of the past, A blaming on our land to cast, The body palm they wave. Hail, thou shad* of the hero, Hail, thou shade of the brave I CHORUS. Ye people of England, all sorrows forget, This day not au eye must with grieving be wet, This day we devote to the holiest joy, Nor trouble nor care meat the fading alloy. When future years are numbed with the past, Eushrin'd in memory still shall last The happy day that gave To the daughter of heroes tie KG of the brave. Bow—Mlle. Mooload, Now in gentle mormurines Let as breaths a beerthit prem.; Goadlea angels, spread your wings Oe'r the royal youthful par. Brightly hes their life begun, May It still unruffled flow, Happiness, a spode= sun, O'er them shed its softest glow. SECOND `anal—Mdlle. Spezia. Boon the parting hour will ooms, Joy is mingled with regret Royal Bride, thy native home, Old by ocean, near forget. Gentle be the gales that bear Britain's child to foreign lands; Angels guard the treasure fair, Trusted to your fain'ting hands. Raise on high • joyous song, Let the world your rapture know, In • torrent full and strong Let the blended voices flow. /INA LS. Ball to the Qom of the white-00'4 hie. Still zany she beak beseeth foetuses mile; Blamed by the tevota of Breen *Wye, Blared in her children'e—ber eubjeolJ lovw" The main of this Canton, la sa far sa we could judge from a wretched perkwents, penmen eenelderable vigour, end the sirs wen Geisha& sad issiedions. But the the, notwith standing the amnion of the engem wen very little better executed than the eboreese. The Italian did not seem to andantes& a word they were unless, and they mur dered " the Chmen's English" most ridiculously. Ai to the chorine, they wen a mere hubbub of nobs Wood, In shat, the performance wee got up with meet dismodibbis cienissesses, sad was ansequently a failure. "God save the QOM" followed, and a wares wanks Ina probably never heard in any theatre. The solo augers fairly broke down in on place, sod owe to a dead stop amid pawl WOW, in which the Queen herself was observed to join. VII= it ceased, however, the loyal feelings of the sadism burst !halt is all their vehmumos. The Prince= Royal we belled with load aceliamtione. At drat she mewl to draw beet ; but weeraged apparently by a gesture from the Qom, she nme leeward, end made her acknowledgments with the wet sagegiss grace mad may. At the ekes of the twig the royal party retired amid the gal awn of the hew. His MAlnsTr's Tnr.(rzt.—Our own (engager, Ha wa , Bohanies Girl, is he active rtheareeL MelWebs dos tithe porta is it hams Gee Betsbe ; lair, the Gipsy; Delletel, the Omit; Thairttl. perirs• beef, end °WOW V. dag the page 'Nona is Theann. le Ayer( is the Damn lab =he which We airmen owe e lse etionneil swim In the paseis•l theetresel Day. 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