The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-25 00:00:00

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ITTIM A2 . ugemattez. use ww, ewe • is& Omen emits be isesiwai WWI. at XIII we i... z .. sweer . . ; ,,, il i t Lr DLO* UN Weg halms% CONOMT.—A NINE-GALLON CASE of z w4 w ai t= vow •61=tihos fa . Feu 1 Dims swim at_ar: waa aosawa-mia. KL ORWIIIit ; ,=‘,, ,e ,...1:60 1 . Lertilltd.. Jult IL a nal AIM% ma alk. ai re il • Illeb Ilakeis. Ott, RA& . July 14. • tit dew St& Ds, sad 41111; UTTA PERCHA TUBING far WATERING w i ri= 4 " Efi r r i st: pet Me* asat we Art* We elw G 1141aDWUL-We eI7TTA TAIRA 001IPANT We She 'II VIZ gawk_ As. a WNW le Wm& ewe adue=she w eir4 selleenee etaftwiei tow oily /Aiwa. aw • et Illi 5L ... 2 .... Stp,t a w teree .. ae a ite r w43, hit g : ..• • AnSAL ft: i t a . ir. ft. 47 l; . frijOZ .. .lLliaeLag iIrfa.jaVI I VIZZIZ.6I=4I2 sad II Wawa/ Weer thwe esseedsa i Wee wr i a:r tmemes Ike MIGRATION to CANADA sad the UNITED wow* mos fa sae I= l . 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V i • 4 411.a.MA1 M1• . 1 M srantir l etertee&t.???..: l 4 •ll l. l . el. 0, .t!c. l . 1.2 a. Iltw 310•111.. Jim voiej MAUDE SHILLIOORNEI PENANCE. A Tab. la Tye Pw ta It Ilaar 176T111/11/ Jaczaos. A. st Ily Lela* wooa targes : 1., LrI'ERATURB. TRAVELS AND TOPOGRAPHY. In and around Stamboul. By Mrs. EDMUND HOILNBY. 2 vols. Bentley. Aspects of Peru. By EDWARD COPPING. Author of "Alfieri and Goldoni; their Lives and Adven tures." Longman. Mienissary BketcAes is NortA /who soak references to recent Boosts. By Mrs. WIITBRIICHT. Nisbet and Co. 1744 History and Antiquities of Rozburghshire and adjacent Districts. By ALEXANDRA JEFFREY. I. F. Hope. Ouse in the year the British nation has a fit of aigration on a wholesale axle. That awful period is rapidly approaching. In the natural course of things it cannot be delayed many weeks. We have arrived at what is poetically termed the merry month of May. It is true the winds are un- Clisaid the rains would do credit to November; f il i ll ese English public is ruled by the almanac, and, vacating eons and go, and London rushes out of town, and English watering-places and German baths are full, in magnanimous defiance of the wea ther. The stay-at-home traveller is • fiction. In remote times, when, as was the cue only a hundred izteumago, it was advertised that the " Edinburgh stage coach, for the better accommodation of penmen, will be altered to a new, genteel two scat coach machine, hang on steel springs, ex aadg and easy, to go in ten days in summer sad twelve in winter "—there were people who sever left their native village ; but that race has brag become extinct, and all Europe is as a house of =Man now is "always roaming with a hungry . " No more on him Ohms that ontramded world whose mar& fads Per ear and tur ever. Wielder and mystery have died out amongst men. Our phrenologists will have to give us a new map of the heed. There are extinct bumps, as there ere extinct volcanoes. It is true news gees me ssed; but are not the old better ? The aavissia at Paris are teaching the public to relish holvelleshi bet how insipid is the fare to the untrammelled to whom has been given the rare felicity of g off a cold missionary ! The travellers, books we now introduce to our readers, aim set at creating mew sensations. Yet are they ree seeabk, fee we may be sure many of our readers will do Paris, or visit Melrose by the pale moon light. Others, it may be, will extend their ro omette* as far as the Crimea. Others, like Mr. Layard, will leek to " do " the remoter Esst. Mrs. Hanby —with our usual gallantry we make way for the ladies—is not happy in her title, "la and amend Stamboul." We have had so much of Stembeed that we shudder at the very name. Still mere we do so when we glanoe down the table of 1111111111111121. We know them, and so does the reader, leant They are: A night at sea—Arrival at . —the Dardanellee—Approach to Bosphorus—Valley of the Sweet Wetereyitstaremee group of Turkish wooer-the beauty ufbe keiherie. sad SO SW WO hie,/ we are wilds the mark when we ewes eur belief the you will see the same coalleats ia a hundred ethw volumes. The letters themselves are plesaultly written. The only fault we find with theta is that they make their appearance certainly the day AR liss fair. Our newspaper corre spondents have made the public familiar with most of the mew and sentiments here described. The sex of the writer enables her to achieve freshness by details, which the masculine mind is apt to over i but still the stern moral remains. There is a time to publish, and oertaialy that time is not whoa the subject has been ex hanWd and when readers are seeking for information respecting quits emery quarter of the globe. What is seasonable in 1686 RV be quite the reverse in 1838. Still for those who wish to travel over the old ground we may safely recommend Mrs. Hornby as a guide. Many of the conversations she prints are interesting. She has a wretched idea of the Turks. The Sultan drinks, the Packs are terribly venal, and the sol diers " are thin, dejected, and debased l o oking." lo The Sardinian omens are remarkably gen and well-taformed men; and the Prfteh atisn rive else the idea of real soldiers. It is painful, taw &at the guilty have escaped, to recall the mesas by which our magnificent army was allowed to waste away. Mrs. Hornby says, "If I were to writs you all I hear of civil mismanagement it would fill a volume—not a letter." At Tberapia she leaves behind her the " splendour and havoc" of war. " Young lodise," she writes, "struck with the glitter of regi manta! dress and the pleasantness of hearing the band play in the park on a fine summer's day, would quite alter their opinion of the pomp and glory of war, were they only to see one-tenth part of its horrors, sal , and sorrow." On Christ ens daz e ): ilisalay • with a grand party at the opine Es with Dmt bread-b7tris - 41;;Isi:r4;;;issts *rows= sod tits subsorbass man bad of VOIONIIIII. Babied her ore bet 4k/selusts ; by bar also' WI, inbiambiq bit; tram. I amid toll bap tbialdisi bow bsostibil dr Wind ; bet tbs mat isosot say ars wesisssi bus bee oda ossmisbis Is to • lady ssobstiy stsolls. Yr seer died Lady Stralkol. At INS I dim* site was a ases, ism bar Woe dim awl sisostro. Ms was asS Wm ' Essed, yet Bawd sod I bolsi Mai sag at lbs MONET.—Mama. BATNE as Ow, Auction 1 1. 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(ma bil=br .. . 111 4 . 1 •••••• bes ailmarne et Ike milleslBll% an* MA. la No will moor robrra Itismosse. 11•1.1., fs ssal Abe anal d mos st aniAmrl d ii or=ba nsid,4.m g.... smr . !of Is as go Wet We *dr us . 1 ..... Pft• 118.. we Awe awn ta am ler as" li we Us. ; lel Is /14 samoorwrby lin Isi ...lag se JIL ' I lois ett t r Fr,. No 1 .1.1Th.. 71 .7 = ‘ r i e Pr . 4 70: • *KI X " br . row Illadmr. ink i tArt . 8 Mei susot, lissalsora web Is, W. 141164 n w. I DEATHS. J L. Clarke. 1114, r isnot illosmer !Ow. ars. ear.ei NIA. the wife ii I. r. re• bin. Elly4smu. rt. the Who of P. Z. on. ihm •14 at 14. hadlaillatg ;mi. So Aar R ert ., lll4—..ll . ra liamellrui, r Zia a lofty. J mr /M. C. 111, Is am. M../ ritisl6. me el T.. loft lasenlemS of Ism Atoka. may • t 1i • . I. I=3 IT. CHARLES DIMI2IB will BRAD, at .Lrarjapt.i. Tto-MoltiOW ATEIIIIOO/11. nor The agatas wit astowanto M 1 Vls matey. awl will Int two lanotwot ou lztvad),Y.. aret rd glawho. talk to to Sod at Clarpmea owl tem% ; God at IL Lotwoon. CarORNR. GREAT ATTRACTIONS for WNITOVIrrilll ZOLIDATIL—TIIIS DAT Os fl•ilDia• OP= at I sp arl al a Oa anamair d al ammonia To ppeamm• la t i =l i zi a liai ef Oa 'tool Flak mill Wiwi= t aid • low aini......... g= a Pltwo " =•1 1. 1 1 ra• s MaaV i rasm ilar EVada l late l Or Mier. Mils drift amirma at S. Dr* isa ana away awe abeam. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1858. arms aseasert m wZr air d4lt Is Wm linj.411 01 . 1" T it ett wee ramos glestmt dam now is aim ea kokowt rug waws same yea Met I was glad out to he shilpi le spa* jest the% he I Alt gibs dumb as I haled at her wasted lime mil the sheet tram Irk embed ever bar threbsed Mos • ts, cut sr, elm 4 hit sus isseshott d hem 4•1 , hat a Amt thus age. Us dress, as I have mid, you With, mode WA to the throat, its wily *memo Ming a liege aaamathlbreech, which looked to me like the maims of a inbred summated with a wreak of lewd, no dank nue imeal oaring from oar MIL T. Mils the dem with, ow a little, sibs had tied • white emir haedkarchief ever ths bad of it, only allowing the border of lace to be nee ; end this gave ilia sawlike epsomite width kit 'busk me ea bsr enter the room, otherwise Mhs Nighthepie V as mew wild gin appommece. Othy so *la bleak quiet mariner, sod mown, sli i siihit s la that amosably • t therm! is wey slight, rather above the middle height; bar Ike is long end this, bat this may be hem re sist Masa sad gust Moe. She has a vary grandma nese, @Uglily Roman ; sad wash dark go, bilvd.7 l t.Palw imam 4 thee dam not give you at all the Wm el greet ist. Ile bells at the embassy seem to have been grist soseueseel one given when Mrs. Hornby was pre sent far outshone any of the Boot ostamis at l e i h n=heun-palaoe. Mrs. Hanby wee quits with the Sultan, " so touchingly kind and simple and sorrowfaL" At the French ambassador's ball, she writes, " I was particularly struck with one tine old Twit, who, late in the evening, was watching the waltzers with anything but an admir ing azgreselem." Mra. Hamby visits Rita Pasha's korreb gad is delighted with the twenty mei ribs gran aAs wawa. till she ism thew est. Ao sat give bar assosat of the strait PAM AT TS 11 HAW. At the sotrenee at the Aisles-roma Brod two hash elms, richly erred. To each IsSy, r eire satered, oral *sr held • boaster river bowl, while the 0thar .... 2 .....a rm weer over ken barb bra a rims d the mars asterial. Two Me slaw gbh proemial la.Wd;s7ll; made orlissidersol la eat, sa which we Me reek the Nem wort ern sir them The diaing-roar woe a seer limarions aparaent, reedy latticed, ft baked late dos ✓enal ef ilhembeal, bat cessral. sad rich la rimer Mrs sad aired sad Orr dower.. walla sad mew Al hod bar ANN rd wee pref. to rake theses bear& lam leak.'. hisna k I sr lei& UN of the rest " which sesserid ea r war nig a Rheepea Warr with • beadoesee centre fear beendir arse of flowers sad fart, dry the baba. The iiinammeries was of is,. sad bradliel alas; the silver lairs aid forks were limeiree; the write driest* Iles ; the dowers seleadz i sd singled re sooner mai hears, la the the dare rare shaft no* err sr bar ass assithi .rellefisst rim : web sale rem la the lead If disarm First if ell thsy_plemsd is Am It emir * am/klieg valor bottle mil era Then a ihr ebbs piste containing • Sat roll of s kid of rye bread, cried asumen quite mew owl wens, eat aseared with a small seed, rah, aot brag a eery or a bad, I objected to. This sese was eirred—e pest affray las burn It was red eneelat—rhea and voneicalli. This mate a dir e(pljauf,er eller OM dos, de brown. I set rat to dr shW We, sa ken eleb.- head ; r Its rave hold the Sisk shspintal eat the sheet sd.. losiglee of re to tebetirsa. The Mr Circesers he re. I wan corm le re It they verb seerell t i e Elro aria tenerositha 'them amid forks. For the lost bet minas. ding meld char—oribatly to do as we did; br the Oberelma beery, failing to mere the portlealer pima at edema obi sword with a reskiescre kirk sad eps thaw thew imerpetent mothers. lowa, sod andele, _and 11. ha astir satidesdes, finger& OM then god laughei • sad drab( re bow to Oaks a r =if Med hewer tr , Mira vs to set 41 hi ; whisk:Fen all Ilissessives, IM and frier s lira, we maceriegly picked m few chides brim ear hes We brim' ens beta rebasted with the fair Ctreassion, as I bow toll yea—with ter brat,, her vinare. Yr bey rasasso, sir argmbee par; we her mesa ben anisks, sal eashall her we bed era forgiven Weir lobs the briers= ash. la the "Concert of more ;" bat to MB her liek her Iwo ego to the bet Joist seer sort dish—to re ken rub hr hvoseits tortoiseshell spots bride _ahem sr. area,., sad mew to be believed sere. pliers west =ldared with honey, sad a sirs re be the dews ea f hearts l—this was too seek for Vents kw& to bare dose with bapanity : we ware priestly diessebserd bag brae ea her was over. The net woes set quite so br iszceptine " Madame Listen," who right is well bow had a Imre at Garr; bat we bey. to fed railer sir after the that few Mars wise Issps.riei , mil the ember el sore d the lease Mgr be he rased by tha sweats ead jellies, width dry tae to pieces with their lapse, aad threw down their Wars in Imp lumps. The jeelar weer et bible, possoing she principal dishes with jokes width eared burr d lesghtre from the Wise and the ✓evs. Is sterthass, who ears perfectly at home, end on very hes sad my terms rib their mistrerses, motwithemod• tag_ their empire saimbelan to them. The jotter woo a wed mad seer earardrary brig womaa, with an um*toe d beer Mom sad drollery in herfem. W• thenebt eve, se well al we sear sot undentond Was al wi ll fah Obesselen, between the intervals of , mghor ftar mod sad popping ill-Mr. our plates, ineger me , end which sometime, obliged the Arlo red sanashe et the to dive under the WM to saner err eassaiselable Ike of mirth. These harms Ism dsig — :;;;;;Oces. One friend d Mrs. licenity toile s of th. Talking orkiqdsMy slake; illin — iseass;s, as we lishaed with iaterem, poor Mai want en to mime a mow trouble. It ram that liar yammer bream., who is remarkably good Whine rod showed a meat karat hr musk, wee mat to Vkm la a their prewar days for his sitaretian. Sb pleashrtelia to thought muck of kers; mid beteg so f=d Was babe set the beldam of Terkisk ledee mak, he sew ems lemons to de wives sad =sof several Padres m the Bospbsres. He is me peedy le his wife, and basyoung two prMty ; added to this, he is a meek sky fi ery Dhede's trends he her hear is this. He goes mdsdy in the metakketem his Masa. Perhaps thee are two er damn tidied - let in the teem faro wkiek be le ushered by the atemials, esmslitmes the Podia himself Is Mire, but vey mama ; here sae *Mays two or dine bleak attendants. "'lle lama bogie," mays DIM; in a mmieseisely mice, " meld they me gerieridly weber *mil. TM ma vb. gird dam ham Med el/ kokiag sa, end Meld tam le *ask pipe. hardly wale the deer, when down gess Ike rim& at ass of the balm. She is mil Pietti i tt eery Mews* ; bream is shed te heir at Mr. ahead he de if the Pasha weeeseidenly Is Mara, sr cm of he skims M ease sod raped his to Mat. Be Its terns bis had away, mad kiss to Wines her to go ea with liar lama. Weald yen lams k," Mak, still erne indigeastly, the ether day, she bo lo at Ids els* sad tamed Mt hes to lam end mil, kegidart. Why Lost you leak at he, yea gia re Wbet am my bream dot TMPasha woad that it is ast belt. amethese me el them =Leo maim *optimism% red pada, bat tape lido W *O. WM Ms het. Yestwilay they str b ler: pesmhem lase him puha, rued midis with hies their Mai sod leadag *Ma hs bead It oat. Ye . = eke' these pasehre mom ? They we. Mem," said Dhabi, esierilg; "mid I t owls ray Welber se amwees, he the me were In he MIS, nem, sad might Mee based ail about it. Re weed be awry to lam these masked ; yet they make Ms ail ademablo. That pinky one Im Mt worst of all, she Is so =, I vitt at that baram, amid west with my bream as . Lantos awn ea will, I took ides la at We golden the way I always go myself. We bawd smashed, a bed, may hack s k id—o 4 wire • fright I woe la—dais she was, top in a preek-tres. My brother terned his heed away, end walked ea very Mt; she paid padre at him, then got out of the tem, sod meld ham om she, him If Hied not stopped her.' And hers per DM& &My Mad. " What or. say brother de r The lady gives little hope as to the future of Turkey. It may be questioned whether the tem porary occupation of the Allies has been very salu tary. Describing the appearance of the Sultana and her ladies, Mrs. Hornby writer" We saw them well seal. I asison7 to say, the disgraceful conduct of the English and French officers obliged them to ' move on." But we must bid adieu to Mrs. Hornby. Those who would learn more of her Oriental expe riences, who would kuow how she fared in the Crimes, how bad were her servants, and how /rest her iseoneeniencee, would do well to reed her lively volumes. We may add that she must have had good sources of information, as Mr. Hornby went out m an important official capacity. Mr. Edward Copping is a writer of more pveten slam. The centre of civilisation, if we are to believe its citieene—st any rate, the beloved of flippant fashion; the emporium of connoisseurs and milliners— is his theme; and he writes with all the practised smartness of thalamic lecturer. But few of the aspects of Paris lib are here given. It is with difficulty Mr. Copping smaages to fill some ten chapters of leaded type. A great judge of leading articles was so ematceeed to exelthe, when one was brought not quite up to the mark, " It wants more metal," and a similaHr remark is applicable to Mr. Copping's book. Siena of the subjects—mach as "'Peril on a head ay," " The Cheap Literature of Paris," " Paris lbweir • and we quite mum with Y lb aware of the mural effect of artek the i meatel palelsra thee provided he the ldafa The tale is *0 *heap pew are fell el love sad suicide ; and of the plays, Mr. Coning says, " It is no exaggerated puritanical spirit which urges me to sty that impure ingredients enter into the componuon of nearly every dramatic piece which hes obtained great saucer of late years upon the Paris stage." The book is far from exhausting the subject, but is evidently the work of one familiar with the aspects of Paris he assumes to describe. Mrs. Weitbrecht is se great a contrast to Mr. Copping, as we can well imagine. She affects no literary smartness, but writes out of the fulness of a heart wrung with sorrow. In spite of the use of a pus liar phraseology, Mrs. Weitbrecht gives an in teresting account—partly historical, partly from personal recollections, partly from contemporary eserespondenoe and publiestione—of the results of missionary exertions in North India. With the temporal &spts oof the recent mutiny—or with the Impend effects—good or bad, of British rule—she troubles herself but little. In the fact, boldly an. nounoed, that Clod has given India to England to evangelise, we have the keynote of her work. In the terrible tragedies which have covered the land with blood and filled England with horror, our author, in common with the most far-sighted mis siooaries sees Ood arising to vindicate His honour, and she same up by demanding that for the future Christianity must have fair play in India. As to the menu Mrs. Weitbrecht does not trouble herself, and et, true as is the feeling of the author, there are wallies, as there are everywhere, where the State ...senoritas on Religion--she prevines of Caesar on that of Ood. One very whim defect-- which will deprive this book of mese ef its eilloiency—is the peculiar table of contents: thee, in looking for Beneres wefind "Assaults uponBataa'sstronghoWs." Instead of a chapter on Chtmar, we have " Mereyrejoiciog against judgment." " Buds and blossoms,* "Joy and sorrow, are pretty phrases ; but how could we infer merely from reading the table of contents that the latter refers to the Orphan Asylum at Benaree, and the former to a Free School ? " The History and Antiquities of Roxburgbsbire" is a careful performance, and very creditable to Mr. Jeffrey, who has been at work on it upwards of five and twenty years. Of course to people living in the district the interest attaching to the work will be great ; bat we are inclined to claim for local histories a still greater value, when, as in the present ness, they are well executed, and abound with details not found elsewhere. White's "Natural History of W hom& " shows it is possible to make the most insig nificant village deeply interesting to the general public ; and Dr. Whittaker's work on Manchester is, in some quarters, Mill looked op toss an authority in ethnology. But Mr. Jeffrey has this advantage— that he writes of places the local history of which is of general interest. The Cheviot Hills, Teviotdale, Jedbnrgb, Kelso, Ihylsurgh, Melrose Abbey—are they not all spots on which genius has conferred an immortality ? As an additional recommendatioe it should be added that the volumes abound with appropriate illustrations. MUSIC. PIIILFIARMONIC SOCIZTY. The fourth concert took place at the Hanover epee Ram lest evening. The popmes rem r Mow: NPR L as ".... i_ x"" Omens =Nob' =7.m. U. ........ ..... _ bias laeeseileitheelin. agar die inmeme hopeeiden made by ids verivalisd perhemesse d Beethoeses Cameo, tar nether newt, the &mime and judicionly ; sad they oleo did well 4 reetaesitai him 4 play the Canino et Kee dolman Then eamtineennaes . him may eerie ei their aims from the pees of emir empostin antlese& Ndth sl them was a parkas'. on the vials, end yet ao sommeeltion for the violin wee ever Tellies in which the galas sad powers of that Ides et lemlemeets have beta sere cree -1 *lily consulted end deveisgel dma in these two muter pieces. They an dmidem are Meat M emeeds the they might ban bum hid dr eemesems been violin ; Mat they do use math a sigh ingentleshb pump ; while they snow a ihersegit immenighp et the noodeniem at the violin, led skid envy seek width an be pined by the hew end 11Mmm se die NM semunamitis micalmef the in strememA meta wee, If Folds, en achievemeet still nen 1111111111101. Though Joachim played it without any esesseperdeent whatever, it could hardly be celled sole, fir ray peen ides did not see the performer might ben apposed it a pies for three or four Instruments, pro &deg an tidy ter harmony, bat passages of intricate aneempent. This muds, originally writers kr the vhdie shoe. se &edam now played it, was after wards 7,cenverted by the compover into an organ fugue. It is net tremierfal sely-4 is Who exceedingly beattilial— fall at imeginellsn red agenda The gifted perforrosee ruse den arm mere seilmdeeis then eon. Al the end et seek piece he we. isseed with sodemstkem ankeiged after be had left the admire, till they bee& hiss hock to mew his sderwiedgmeats. The two Symphonies, emit of them a ant if ewers, win performed to admiration. We sew beard this megnillount orchestra to greater ednelsge. Under the been et its mi me sceomplieted emadener, ft nano Lessee power with pestle softness mid damn thee it ever exhibited Wks,. The vocal part tithe amain rested wholly arm Miss Lades Fyne, who meg the two she eddied to her wet signieltely, and was naked with the vans* she so will deserves. The room was crowded to the doors, led we have aeon can a man encosedsl Plifilenesedo demert. Ma AGITILAIIeI Colic sooomplisked awl Waist wad+ gave his manual comma yesterday mosiag, at the Hamarsospare Rooms. It rioasload of amber pissohrte side latersdzed with vocal paw. Mosart's Trio la It, he the rise, vial* mad Soloacollo, a eamposilka fan d ciansiag simplicity, was played by Messrs. Aguilar, Jaw, sad Pages. Mr. Aguas then played Beethosee Sara la Set, op. 99, is. of the most WSW wawa, el the pest walthe early dyke. Mr. •guilthe exseatka et it woe all that could be Wiwi— ' ilainhed, shroud, ath sprawls. pivot Bacit's Owns D Wad lath golatet S iamomismes, Meadelsoba's C.pria la IS, sad Chopta's PAWS la A flat; showing his istillarhy with the micas stylus, what sad modals Oa this owl= Miss Litho, lis elsar-lolaw, mole her that as • vocalist with gnat so ess. She sag Mamie s saes "Da 6012 the Nod 4 Nam, sod Owls ballad, " Hera Jolla Ora" She 111111 d ammo times sad assoms bat orsithehet sheath Sae softies ; a lovely yobs, pried inazaatiso a pare sad maacarlike style, sad grist SUM game ead Isdag. Miss litho masa fall to swath la the Wass passion she has thalami. Tithe we a very thawas athisate, a gnat proportion of wham were YVHTTBWITIDE ABTLEY'S ROYAL The ratmennie et tie Wlitima holidays was air sabot ItetW it tAilers by Ile SO pievelellis d as Elay-bIU, by " azopra s t e. thor i 7 . arl a Zdad villi ttr 0; reiror ; or, Wild Boar of do Au. Tbe Wrest s t ef the pie; wee well siditsield, ma SS of Mann Amnon and Consols bap tbs amide- dal*. Vas " spestaer vas hiliesi Noe mouses tight-repo lambs, by 'Ls Pia " • Ws Salm wbo loin about ton yaw of sin and hats in this dayarimot ware at • wiry sulaisr ardor. Otbsr istartslososata salassdoi, hided* • lance la borer tiadag, and with molt • warty all and limy bat that tbry bed ma sboaimare kr worair. ROYAL CIIMORNI OARDENB. The earialar soon ammassidl wain A grist missy amissidamai bid lam answeasi kali is visit is mkt; vahelmiii, Warm, amilhar t visit hasimismiidliamerialests as au arty int Is bed es atIMSSS. awl ilia osslilt las paaral summa. lismaitawatai inivaar alio seniorSege smaller at palsour was pitied sr *ad tissishas as all ; is gala asordiral a imps of pathomas, sod th e lamb dimaillimb (Stamped id. doe OM &II lawn were obliged to be omitted. The imedems qqd shoat 2 o'clock. and from an early hoar the where boa, maw the leadership of Kr. Davis, performed a 10110 1 / 1 1111 at mute. Is the theatre, which bee Men = tha 4 inded, a merits of tableaux Time, illustratiag snesie end the pecand hats of the Ellie Peselly, who meek Ash kat ham, Plied up • portion of the aftereess. Mr. Walker, the slack rope vaulter, mode Me Let mememanoa gad performed MOO most maser- Mar. 7 kale. At • dike& • among Wok plume k the desks • Mr. Wllliamagn received an entUmbieW mean la the tilitser meg from Tito Roo of °a die ; Mr. Ohke, the amnia skier, gave two or three Irish some with pest bemeesr, end only soaped a third more by a de- Orbe .l o=e l e h f a Ze ilmea. hroebli .em" wla wh inec..bd o also arir this mem. Tim beth perks ea the violin, whin Yep play with great tame ; bat the paallarity of the perhemenos le the satraordinary attitudes which the players MIMS • the imeneneet is at cue moment held above the heed, him mailer desk loge or behind the back; one performer jags as the oases back • they play on melt ahm's fasten mak, silk play oorrel4ly. The sett item of the mar iminmemi was a prod burlesque ballet, written by Mr. T. C. D 6 = l Lord Bahama and the Fair cm the old original stay of Lord Hate me. The music is areposed by M. RM.% sad the ballet produced under the dinaloa of Mr. John Land. It we well executed the aosaary is new and extremely arceive. After the ballet a eomfo Homeric sad Writable( extravegems, called Tho Gelds* .Pippit ; or, Me Ja= V Pam the Siege of Trey, vas produced be the sees Theme. The author of the burlesque tikes s s tt Mberq_irliktbe old story. Paris falls in a dm& a with Memelaus • the latter Is recoiled to the far HO" end Mime hertick to ewe ; Trey is destroyed by be, bet Rome mite ben the .ness. The Medeges kr doh of sad the ask* harem tie memo pharg style adder the able eniti l trfilr eh r. ago Vamp. The ehrus was also opened hr the ilret Om this steam with • flre-rgia stud el homes set skairelde troupe of Mesh* Treece. and y hawker masarisas. Among the stud is • wonderful pa, whew blob formed a fond of ameasnent. 0 4 = Ye milk the display of irinverb wet omitted, bat the took gin in the offered bail-room, and was kept up until a lees hour. We have eadeavoured to give a slight meths of lest night'. programme. Properatioaa far the grand exhibitkm of American pines in the Ashbernhars Pavilion ore ommidersidy adeenced. liemrel of the phalli have already arrived, sad the whole will be in their places by Elednelsy. Oa Monday the exhibi ties will be opened to the public, HOLIDAY FETE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.— The throe days' smansasats for Wttitawnida oommincad yaairday, and were patroaned by 29,731 visitors. Dorn; the day Mere wen newel showers, WS bennea than tits appeeteare at Ms pomade aad senowadiag watery wee mem thoroa to delight th e atuabsrs who smiled Man dible of theinwrela of sonablas to survey We. The Itendleg some sellieleady attractive to hasp the member wltlda it. Many appeared deeply interested s i r tits eight et the embitsgal pump, wechiesey in 11101i014 grist wellariewers, mad the greet gold aigget—the latter beteg salt' at the palms I. a short time, odic be removed from this pelt of the wart& after te-morrow. The orolmotral bead al the sempany, and the Read Festival cepa, the know , masiseil stimetioas, are now asideted by a Mad bead, which weelby et being placed with them. • perdue of it at tended k grounds daring the Nor& sad Maypole doer, sod ether holiday Sa1011•10111111, snagged by Mr. Nina Lea mil which bed ahem IEOOO of the Welters I. The snot for these pesthole wee to well dimes, C li ste l t . lbw 90,000 have have mesa thwa re AZ hem the They will be leassewir esrb:7 - ,. lest eppasteMty web( des mersaaw maggot, Moe miff probably be a hew mew The The mg enmegememoi for exit by the steam worked kakdrably and lees two boon is the Was of the II ROYAL SURREY HADDINIL—The first of two Mies to aid of the early closing inommest, which be. greedy domes mot to introduce a rational .asap ens et the hems of beidasm, woe gives at the Barmy ens. ♦ • fishnets regtemase woe prepared, but the very daft of the westher awaked a sadly u■Avsmatle ae harass apes the sei•deer polka el the ashows. Iffewembrises thus wee a aims* help alteadease, sad the ofghbal epode emend to esals, egad Mutest sad eeriosky es the mseistere !append M below to the sloth= es the anthem =ef Os Idealism. The comet to the emaing afforded, , a itsmasw pound on whisk ffeethsre sad Boos mil sager sa egad teems. Melia oldie pahnners isehaded the well-harm amiss d Mks Dolby Miss Poole, Miss Ryles, Mies Mena" the DIME% sad Misr &vomits' of the pohfiy most Ma a tory cordial nooptisa. Toly- Elsie she emeral of the Asks* pemmage heP 717.7.amea. which IN pasted with a he her that melt bam Mew seitsepoly radfying to the lovers of modal high set. The rammodar provided by Mr. Elliott mimed she to give astiketlem Owing to the rain it was bead bin to exhibit the Imersehe, which would have htekided several appropriate devises ; bat it is hoped that thla swain the directors of the entertainmente will be more fortunate. ROSEERVILLE GARDENB.—The season at these picturesque gardens, with all thud, varied sad B osh eadle] at abeam', has teen sued, lovely inaaeretrataL year the page& have undergoes manifest improvement ; ead fa the holiday attire of Whitsuntide they yesticiay preeentod the gams appearance. Not ally from the ducat des nide of Kent, adjoining lischerville, bet from the metro polls, Mira thodecile of visitors thronged by river Ned rail to participate In the suomseton od alfresco entertainment provided at the garden., creaprlsiag archery. carps de ballet, and did Englishsports. The archery ground, heeling sa loon,. and other amusements, found many 'disbars. The gothic ball-room with Its eicsllent beck tomaceded a large ahem of :section. Notwi the inusend members present, ea air of quiet y sad dooms merited every portion of the eaturtaianents • sad Rooker dile, seder the meant management, promisor to be one el the pisomentest plods of outs door amusement valid gamy Nora et London. ROYAL OOLOSSEUX.—This odd established place of esieerteismero still draws, and ocoimmely eatielles, a thrmg of maims vidtors. The cosserveksies of tropical vegeta tion, the soggeative rains ef deeded erehheetare, ths averse sad comoorabe below, the wog pneeMn of La abo ve, ✓ abo, scseewhat faded by t he Isof MeV yenta, bat compre hensive and wonderful sand r betale amusement old& I. varied enough, to say the Weil of I. In tbs even aam.panorions of Paris sepennies that of our own metre ; and in the afternoon, the disramic news of the its of with the thrillinga i tl lei great accompanied by all the WIWI is it d :r i s.d sound, are the subject at a welerehr tar PoLT/aafinc.—Tbie rear irlitager rime bile ia the parer of empire wary ma the rear name e/ wry pier fie err* ammenative et ell that pre le rodemerehmerew err be =fw r& fewer the Pelpormie row is ere ripe of re et= isi vertiA iw ortle era the serf wastibria of his wire ae temerern the peemere ere of the ph& wag mph% Brae it to that barb is arch tithe impatiris i.w, ear ill Ni.. are 1111 ed with mei heir were. The Whirr awry emir to a ferder diesere, drain r where, am mad whet to me (111.611 Onset. We airs Item leara-bridge la the Jobe Dell weiterme, and, dew laarlai aI I istabaw we vhdt aeoardem lair Drier, rtddr Moroi Polk C- Bare, vedee,wee Lege seer oftheprmetpre mom flwiter AZ thee le or neer say bared is mellariy 7 re OMNI MB w e asnaredy darer owl dory amidOr me lawaller sweat of a propiallea =peer& to abler tiro are b. per sad r 110 e Preloar their* andeal the erwier own Weer, la the Mfg rem of am ewer reerpfe the ✓eap rime dueler e vire, or re sal ✓eineelve Meer at .Itr P Wand; OM wider of poplar ead warreel Warr Rarlottat by shaft age rbmtmen, whir the Imp sad ~ye seperie at the ear ✓ad of the rellerea emir hien le rhea wait rho ✓are. The trbeer wee4 usid wred berg Om den hat the ida white lathe alierma pee aired bum main to the shirr thew pear who would Wirer base arid of this rap shuns war d emtweramet. Ti. taralear.—Asemg the places affording ei es dmiar, well no inasereat, whir ware yosersy m to by the holiday Irian la bre arra, tho Armin re mot the Ira parlor. At die day premier, whir, tor re speoberew ad Ivry doeim at the brim Mika ler for the ram of pe light run mush oiler trewer really do, the her was werbenly led , a =Napoprilis Chun reel of re n arebelei at whom orrered of the= =dry arrears belehred of irr The eaterteerwe provldel by ream New sad Cadre woo tin ern en ree new* era be fore her repor, med stead the weft awl awry whir the hew of the err ark W. Kr. lieweelis ever orb saaloato sad bide abwidere ha bin dessig =lir s t i l e crystal ?pails," mei lie "Seem %rimed reordirs rear or =a rim elorwele rie ear, ierr et a sew arid (ire le Parr The *pie norm it lb: the pet erre*. "likok4 . • err a s sion mew poor a/ rift emi bed b en s the area of Ye. Saw bens (; 'hi a m • acts.," Pete sod Swam mud pew lataglasr ihs landollte meaner la Web =aio mkt* boys wieempetrat i r2r el a l = op okra ray of the fir el WIMP poi free& la naparke raaw, irk of re 11:1= INk, orl the two arras aro the wet with r atmiy Jar mad reperber whir win par ere of ash Peers anewimeat. Carnal. PaLam-ooz Bstu.nla Day. MowaLT, NAT ft.—Aikaisoca• as wow, 28,169 ; by arm *Ws, 1,172; istat viiimes, 99, Or By ---qa II IL) [TWOPENCE. THE RORBE.TAMER AND THE ZEBRA. Mr. Raley, the Celebrated American horeskinglir, whose Seats have already attracted the notice both of the public and the pram of the United Kingdom, ••••Tord his school in Kianertra-strest yesterday, Sor Gas lying lecture previous to his departure for Maschaster, Liverpool, and floodand. On this omegas the little theatre was filled with the proheser's most distinguished pupils, and the result of the lectern was to ocarinas every an. prgoent that his system is *bogy sound and legidcate—sound in principle, and sound he application ; that it is based on a life-long °Werra tion of the equine' idiosyncrasy, physiological, and psycholo gioal, end that there is not one particle of quackery or empi- Haim in it from beginning to end. In the course of the most interesting lecture which Mr. Item delivered yesterday, and which was all the more ins reisive bemuse it was delivered in an sexy. natural manner, sad with intrinsic evidence that the speaker believed every word be uttered, he called attention to the fact that the most unruly harem in the world were those of South America, where they were caught by the lasso and controlled by the spar; and that the most docile and obedient were the Arabian horns, which were treated as friends and companions by their wild Bedouin master, shared the latter's frugal dish, and often slept with his infant children. The hone, he said, was an sahnal of fine nervous organisation, and having much more betalligence than his master would give him credit for—seem those much more than the tad master himself could boast of --soot to being him into Gemplete ogitrodos in a lmen* imam is mss very asseseary that dos attienehei dada be paid es these two poises. The now celebrated "Cruiser" was then introduced, beefing on his body more then use mark of the Injuries he bad inflicted upon himself before he ram& Mr. Rarey's acquaintance, but now an gentle an • lamb, &Abets; his teacher about the arena like a dog, atop ping grim be pointed his finger, lying down when he wag told, rising again when ha obtained permission, sad doing WI this in • mild, good-humoured sort of way, as if the wih to oblige woe the sole ruling motive, and that the now dodie Cruiser wog unaware that there were such things an whips or spars In the world. Mr. Rarey exhibited the terrible array of bile and muzzles with which Cruiser's first towhees hod sought to bring him to reason, and gave one or two interesting partionlars of his own early Interviews with the ferocious animal. Cruiser's habit, it appears, was to scream and yell when any zee appreac.hed Igoe, to smash up his stall " into lacifsr matohes," and to attempt to bite end destroy every living thing In his neighbourhood. When he Ina to be fed or watered the first proceeding with his groom was to saratola by gawking a loag pole in at the stable-door who the' enemy stood, and than to deposit the food, shut the door, and vanish as soon as possible. Mr. Rarey changed all this in a roommit. He ordered the stable-door to be thrown open, Wandered Mowed according to his system, which is the very quintesesace of Chesterfield, to his new friend without • usamssfs delay, and in half-an-hour the indomitable Cruiser might be redden by a child, could listen tranquilly to the beat tag • drum, and stand unappalled, even if Mrs. Clamp were to flourish her most imposing umbrella in his ism Cruiser, it is true, was a little out of condition yesterday, tad his eye had a somewhat saddened expression, but hie natural rooms for former turbulence wee raiment to amount for those little symptoms, and the promptitude and dexterity with which he performed all that wee required of his. by his meter, proved to demonstration that if ha had beanie • ladder, ha vas also a wiser, horse than formerly. Aa ordinary hackney, the property of • gentlemen present, wee then introduced, and satisfactory evidence diving been given that he hod only received his first lesson en Balarday lag, he wee duly submitted to the civilising proem, Mr. Reny lo:teeing as he proceeded, and giving a deer, satidectory, and sensible reason for everything he did. This horse followed him about, lay down at the word of corn mood, turned over on the other side at • motion of the finger, allowed Mr. Remy to sit on his withers, to plea his head between his hind legs, to knock his fore legs together, and, finally, to beg • drum all round him. In this awe the pupil was in the beat of humours all through the lesson, indeed was quite frisky and playful, volunteered an encore of the lie down and turn over movement, and embed to be quite eabilarated with the consciousness of his own manifold ac- compliehments. But the greet novelty of the day was the introduction of the Zebra of the African desert, the latest pupil in Mr. ILexey's school, end one with which, although he tud seately expects to drive him through Hyde-park, he yet makes be account to have a great deal of trouble. The ore ehnen btrodueed wee the most beautiful four-footed beset we have ever seen, with his perfect symmetry of form, bright glossy omit of the richest cinnamon end deepest bleak, sad a pair of eyes that dashed lurid fire as he mode his appearenes in the lists. This pupil is @all only in the rediments, emil yells out his " Proprie quo maribus" in • most uncivilised manner when politely requested to go through his task. But be does it nevertheless, lies down when be is told—though not with the great sad readiness of his mom dvilised school- fellows—tom emir with a helpless whine of dap& wadi same of subjugation, sad finally admits that ~it Its, lbs lithrto =tameable stead of the doers, ha. at hag* Mod a firm although gentle master. Now, ws mut ocean that when at first we heard that Mr. Bony was Ow la Intrados* • asks to his pupils, we had a shrewd mnision that sow thing Irks a theatrical magi tree camesegisted, NA the sums winsrable " woolly how," wilm had plop graketel la • ciess,waa about to be hairedmod for the mks of nawsliy and anew:ekes. But ell stispicion al that sort was dimpled what we eaw this wild hraisise• animal, so beautiful ad yet so tassels in his beanty r lbilow es groat harartamsr Nair Imes the rig. 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