The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-24 00:00:00

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La A CNIIISTNAI PASTY IN Alt ICI DUPS.—Our Christmas was • very cheerful, merry one. The men were supplied with mural additional articles, such as ham, placipuddinge, preserved gooseberries and apples, tuts, sweetmeats, and Beres ale. Ali divine service they degeraled the lower desk with nags, and made en iMIZINSIS display el food. The diem crime down with rue tome their preparatioes. We were really astonished. Their mess-tables were laid out like the mantas In • confec tioner's shop, with apple and gooseberry tarts, plum and sponge adowila pyneride, besides mime other tuditnown puffs, sakes, end lams of all Mem and shapes. We belie all ear own Weed, and excellent it is. la the teckgreend were nicely browned hem, meat pies, cheeses, end other enbstantial articles. Rain and water he whits gleams and plum-mks was banded to Da : we sighed them • happy Chriehnse, and complimented them on their tate and spirit in getting up such a display. Oar silken sledge bea ms had been borrowed for the ciocedos, and me regarded with deference arA peculiar pride. la the evenlag the diem were enticed down ansorme the ma again, nod at • late hour I ma requested, se • great favour, to come down end we how much they were sejoying themselves. I found them in the highest good humour with themeless and all the world. They wen perfectly sober, and sing ing song., each is his turn. I expressed great tatbao tion at having wen them enjoying ntermiven so much and so rationally ; I as therefore the better describe it to Lady Franklin, who was so deeply interested in everything relating to them. I drank their beelike, and hoped ow next y would more suitable for our purpose. Vo ita year be iribied in drinking the heaths of Lady Franklin and Mies Cratreit, end amid the acclamations which followed I returned to my cabin, immensely gretided by each en ex hibitios of genuine good feeling, ouch venendlon for Lady Frank)* and such loyalty to the muse of 'he expedition. It was very plasma Moo that they had taken the moot chewing view of our future proepeete. I verily believe I was the happiest individual on board that hippy evening.—Cap- Nast llVOlintack's Narrative of the Discovery of the Phis of Sir lota Franklin. AN ICY BAPTIBM.—On Sunday manning las the ordiheace of bsptiam by immersioa, wadianed to a real lady of Beropton. The spot glees for the whets tios of this rite wee the mill stream, at the villep of Alves• tett, shout thaws miles hence • the offleistiug minister was a Mr. Dos, of South Moreton, near Walliogford. A large suserw of pampa aere attraoted is the era= to "imams the pardamsnos at the ceremosy, es any ususual at this inclasest .pariod of the year. A repot that such ea west was to tam place at the locality In question waa assonny ohnidalei is the seighbotubood, but It wee bat by few paean, as the weather bad become so awns, and nothing leis than ocular demonstratioa 3L7l:at mold remove their credulity. In the previous night the thaw:moor had fallen so low ea 8 deg. On the morning of Sunday the ice bad to be broken and removed so as to permit the immersion to mire place, and the candidate underwent the ordeal with an amount of determination, two lotion, and seal but randy found centered is one We hope the fair lady may be spiritually !melted, and escape physical injury.—Or ford Chronicle. NON•C01111108T1BILITY oP Ceitectmea.—At the meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society. • few days shwa I. =trait Hall, Dr. &same= Keeedain exhibited • dress, oos.balf of which had boas trammed in • Watt= of sulphate of ammonia, in order to teat its non.com bustibility. On light having bees wiled to the semolina the part Olt which had not been steeW in the solution was IS 000 s eimiloped in flame ; but the cal, effea which the light had on the other part was to cher it. This was wad. dated • settehotory expeitnent ; sad it was stated that se smarm& was Only 2d. per pound, it wee seceedbie to the hasabist claws. it Well mated that the mantis, wad la the »gel estehtiehmeat was steeped in a totslly Moot solatialt ; ant that ma east prevented its gowwW um. 811 dna *adman'. adiadaa was equally alleasiona—llialtayA • Vilmaa LITERATURE. Senn Years : and Other Tales.. By JULIA KAvaimon. Hunt sad Bleekatt. In the three volumes just published Mir Ka vanagh give. token of ineremied dramatic ability. We have heretofore accounted this lady se foremost in a class of meritorious writers who fall off in the presentation of character. Such or such a person, they tall se, is a schemer, and we have no evidence of his scheming ; and another is witty, though we see nought of his wit; and a third is 'profligate, but we miss the scenes of hie profligacy and get not a single peep at the naughtiness which, we are required to .appose, ie hurrying him to perdition. The lover sigh. most gratuitooaly, and the humorous man ends his pert in peaces, not to say in dulness, for his humour has been all along accredited to him on the principle we have indicated. The story of " Seven Years," we think, is greatly above all the preceding stories of Miss Kavanagh in its qualities of delineation. It is, in • word, more graphic. In that venerable part of Paris called the Mara* lives • lady of high family named Madame la Roche. Her household is a small one, consisting chiefly of a curious pair of old women-servants and a oung girl, god-daughter of one of them. This girl, la Roche and her two domestics conspire to pet and in the most natural and pleasing meaner. Fanny is, by a show of wise severity, made to este her hying; and she attracts the notice of • young Flemish upholsterer, Jean Baptiste Watt, who occupies a shop directly opposite the mansion in which Madame la Roche has lived for many years, and in which she hopes to die. Circumstances are =the probability of this consummation, for Madame la Roche loses all her money by the fraud of • eon-in-law, who kills himself after embittering the lives of other people. Madame is obliged to quit her apartments in the Marais, and to exist on a little income saved from the wreck of her fortunes. It is • very little income indeed, and is barely enough to keep life together. Fanny's lover makes humble saerifloes to help the old woman in her adversity ; but there is a certain Monsieur Noiret who sin afford more material aid without, making any seed floe at all, for he is rich, and it is au object with him to make Madame la Roche his debtor beyond hope of release. In short, be is desire= of marrying Fanny, whore straggles to avoid the match are very prettily depicted. Of course all comes right in the end, and the mrader, having never been very terribly alarmed foe Fanny, is but moderately grateful to the authoress for giving her, after all, to Jean Baptiste. The real claims of Mir Kavanagh to the thanks of all who read this tale may be fairly founded on its quiet truthfulness and quaint pictures of ontnf-the way life. The language of all the personages is distinct, and the two old servants are especially well treated in this respect. They quarrel perpetually on every point but the indulgence of the girl, and their quarrelling is kept up with admirable spirit and reality. Of the three volumes not half thespaoe is oc copied by the story of " Seven Years." The rest is made tip of an odd gathering of minor tales and sketches, put together without any attempt at arrangement. " Seven Years " ie the title which runs throughout all three volumes, on every page, and there in DO table of contents or guide to the reader in making his seise tion. To open the third volume is to find oneself in the middle of some anecdote bearing, quite unjustifiably, the title of the opening story. This plan of making a three-volume novel is not one that we can praise. It entails great inconvenience , on the reader, and even carries the suspicions look of an endeavour to impose on him. If a preference, however unreason able, does exist for novels in three volumes, it is entitled to full consideration as a commercial demand. A good collection of little stories may be far more entertaining than one long story ; but the act of designating one thing by the name of another is an ' act of deceit in any case. On the title-page of the work we are now emitting appears, to be sue, the • wads" and other tales." Bat that is the only place where the words do appear ; whereas the primary title is paraded on the covers of each volume, and, , as we have said, at the top of every page. We are bound to suppose that this is an oversight ; but it is unpleasant. Tales from " Bentley." Vol. 11. R. Bentley. Magazine stories and sketches, if they are worth reading at all, deserve to be reprinted in the day of the resurrection of forgotten literature; if they are not worth reading, they ought never to have obtained insertion in the magazine. There are three different method', or principles of collection, observed in the republication of articles from a weekly or monthly miscellaneous journal. In the first case, the sections or chapters of an extensive work, usually a novel, which has been doled out piecemeal to the. earliest readers, are joined together, in order that it may ap pear as a whole. This process is not only legitimate, but necessary for the real enjoyment and comprehen sion of the work. In the second case, various con tributions of one author, with a diversity of subject and treatment, are reprinted at his own imtance, or with his express sanction, under the title of xis occasional productions; and this may be justified by a certain weight of authority, or an ap proved popularity already attached to his name, but it is scarcely a commendable prooeeding for an insignificant writer. The third case, of which " Tales from Blackwood" recently set the example, is where a magazine or any other periodical having attained a definite reputation for a peculiar kind of papers, some of the most characteristic of these are selected for reproduction as a permanent repository of samples of the quality of its usual contents. With regard to these "Tales from Bentley," now before us, we need only refer to the habitual readers of that familiar old vehicle of entertainment to tes tify how much pleasure they derived from "The Herdsman" by Mr. P. M'Teague—from the amount of " What Tom Biota did when he didn't know what to do with himself "—from Captain Medwin's " Mee calbruoi," one of those melodramatic tales of Italian brigandiam and desperate gambling rascaldom which were in vogue thirty years ago—from the Irish brogue of " Watty Flaherty," and the sailor senti ment of " Greenwich Men." These relics of a lite rary costume long ago decayed and out of fashion nod our earliest reading days, if not the days when George was king. There are also two or three comical stories in Ingoldsby verse; there is a Spanish tale by Sir William Napier, one scene of which is in the battle of Bunco, and there are one or two short poems, including Longfellow's "Reaper Death," and a favourite song, "The Monks of Old," which were in no danger of oblivion, though Bent ky'e Magasine claims the merit of their first intro duction to the world. Sloskspoores Musa*ld Words. A Selection from the Wise Sayre of the Immortal Bard. Illuminated by S: 6TA; ES Y Griffith and Co. The wisdom of William Shakspeare can illuminate itself; and if there be an nee and a gram, which we do not diapote, in the picking out and distinct array ing of his jewels of thought, Mrs. Cowden Clarke his performed the task in her excellent collection of Sbakspeare proverbs, with a reverent but discriminat ing hand. The quotations included in this superb little volume are fewer than in that lady's collection, and the printing is not executed satisfactorily. But the glory of the book is that of rich colouring and gilding, and profusion of artistic design. " A word fitly spoken," says an ancient oracle, " is like apples of gold in pictures of silver." The words of him, to whom the whole English people goes to school, were ever fitly spoken; the precious embellishment may be superfluous, but here it is offered. His portrait, from the Stratford bust, in silvery serenity looks out of the brilliant page. The Prisesta. d Medky. By ALFRED TENNYSON,' D.C.L., Post Laureate. With Illustrations from ira by Daniel MmHg*, Mozoo. This biotin lislog tbo most perfect ) .. - ...... ...4 ..!...f) \ ' 7 4,. Pl' 4 114 N. ;:l (Stamped ld. AdditiottaL) [TWOPENCE. poem that ever bore that designation, contains a riche variety of matter far pictorial accompaniment than any other of Mr. Tenoyeon's productions. T'he romantic pencil of Mr. Mealier, long accustomed to the realisation of gorgeous dreams and fancies per taining to the days of knighthood, has been wall employed in treeing the outlines of this poetical sheaf, which binds together "the scattered scheme of seven." The drawings have been transferred by other hands to the engraver's wood-block, and the minute touches characteristic of the master havebeen carefully preserved by Messrs. Deland, Green, Thomas, and E. Williams. The design which belongs to the prologue, and occurs en the month page, is very noticeable on this account. The exact form of every leaf in a mare of ivy is rendered with an amount of labour hardly conceivable till the de tails are examined. A similar display of skilful work will be found on page 187, where the foliage on the left hand of the picture, being the nearest ob ject in the foreground, deserves attention for the combined delicacy and boldness of the drawing. The smaller designs, chiefly employed to illustrate those isolated poems which mark the divisions of the tale, and have each a subtle relation with the narrative, I are distinguished by a simplicity approaching that of bes-relleft. The evident purpose of contrast between these vignettes and the elaborate decoration of the seems in the body of the fable is a proof that Mr. I Idealise entered on Ida task with a tree understand i mg of the poet's own ides. The Boy's Play-Book of Science. By Joan HENRY Parma, late Professor of Chemietzy at the Royal Polytechnic Institution. Illustrated with 400 En gravings. Rontledge and Co. good old Polytechnic, which, as we trust, London will not willingly let die, but which under new commercial auspices it is proposed to revive, has taught so many of us, both boys and men, to take an interest in experimental demonstrations of chemical and mechanical science, that Mr. Pepper, its accomplished and popular conductor, needs no recommendation for this boy's book of his: It is dedicated to Dr. Lyon Playfair, bat intended for the entertainment, and likewise for the practical instruction, of ingenious and intelligent youth. There is no reason why the operations which illustrate physical philosophy should not be made the familiar pastime of industrious boys, if safely and inexpensively managed. Mr. Pepper's plan has been to furnish them with directions for the various manipulations and arrangements of apparatus requi site thereto. Chemistry, electricity with galvanism and magnetism, optics, and other such branches of learning, in which the children of this age may be wiser than the sages of • century ago, are pretty largely illustrated by Mr. Pepper's detailed account of practicable experiments. When we remember our own boyhood, and the bilge pleasure it derived from a certain scanty collec tion of this kind entitled "Endless Amusement"— when we look back to the period of Miss Edgeworth's " Sequel to Harry and Lucy," and Mr. Joyce's " Scientific Dialogues," which answered the same purpose thirty years ago--we congratulate the boys that now are. upon the advantage of a acientifio tutor end playfellow like Mr. Pepper, and we wish themjoy of his assistance. The Instructive Picture Book. Lessons from the Geographical Distribution of Animals. By M. H. H. I. Edinburgh: Edmonston and Douglas. Here is learning for the young mind and pictorial gratifloation for the eye, rare, at first opening of this gaily Wastrated zoological gallery, not only to profit bat alao to delight. The natural history of the prin cipal suadrupeds inhabiting each division of the globe m here displayed, and the boy whom a judicious teacher permits to look over these pages may get a complete lively menagerie on foot in his own instructed fancy. We should WM this book of foreign beasts as a companion to the map of the world, and apply it to filling up, or, as it were , populating sad occupying with forme of life, the black of terrestrial space, which the mere outline of physical geography must create. The numerous pictures, which are of large size and brilliantly coloured to catch the attention, are de signed, moreover, with some ingenuity se as to intro duce appropriate scenery, trees, rooks, and HEM of each country or clime, and so as to interest the mind by grouping the various animals in romantic or dan gerous attitudes. The descriptions, so far as we have read, seem tolerably correct, and fall of entertaining anecdote. UNIVBIMITY INTELLIGBNCIL CAMBRIDGE, Dim 23. LAW TRlPOS.—Second Class: Davidson, Courtsld, and Kelly, Trinity Hell ; Jeldbron, C66,—.Eq. Third Clam : Dobson, Johns' ; Bethune, Trinity Heil. The un dermentioned gamed : Alum Trinity Hell ; Caren, Tri nity; Carey, lionnaunel ; Bider. Trinity Hell ; Watson, Chrietil.—J. T. Abdy, LL D., T. B. Cheer, M.A., John Westlake, ILA., Rang J. Boby, M.A.—Examiners. Utervnarrr OP Glueciow.—The following letter has been remind by the professor of civil engineering end inechanios in this univenity :--" E.C., Dec. 20, 1869 Sir.—ln reply to you of the 16th Met.. lam directed to Inform you that the engineering school of the University of Glasgow la apposed by the Secretary of State for Inds in Conseil as one in which attendsnee for two yens would qualify a student, who bed fulfilled also the other required conditions, to compete for the admission to the engineer establishment in India —I am, sir, your obedient gervens, °some CLARK. W. J. M. Rankine, Rag., University of Glasgow." SUDDEN AND ALARMING ILLNESS OP Mr. ALBERT Sternt.—We much regret to announce that this well-known and highly populsr gentlemen lies in a very precarious Mats. After giving his entertainment as usual on Thursday night he returned to his residence, North End Lodge, Fulham, where, at an early hoer yesterday morning, he was attacked with an spoplectio fit of a severs nature. Medical assistance was of ooures immediately procured, bat during the after , noon a second fit supervened, and his condition, seconding to the latest accounts, was each as to cause the greatest spps hension to his friends. _ _ _ Yv CHRIsT CHURCH SCHOOLS, ST. GEORGE'S EAST. —The public examination of the senior clams in these schools took place on Thursday mooing. Deo. 22, under the presidency of A. B. Ayrton. Esq., M.P.. supported by th e Rev. 0. H. MIER, Mr ears. William sad Ruled, the church weedens, and the rest of the managers, in the prisms of a hogs number of the moat respectable of the inhabitants, snd gave the greatest eatisfaction to all present. The chime were first examined by the incumbent in the scriptures sad religious knowledge generally ; afterward@ the girls Wan questioned in geography, domestic economy, de., sad th e boys in grammar, history, mental arithmetic, chemistry, mid natural philosophy. The rapidity and accuracy with which the questions were answered elicited the warmest approval of all present. In present - its the first price and • scholar's cer tificate to Samuel Oraliam, Mr. Ayrton observed that „ though the education received was of the most useful and valuable character, yet neither the children themselves ace their parents must ran away with the idea that bemuse they were so wall taught they would at coca obtain situations so as to place them above the necessity for hard work ; that they would still have I. make their way in life by dint of their own continued eff.rts, and that they must not refuse offers of employment which might entail at the same time laborious exertions. He congratulated the incumbent on the proficiency exhibited in ecriptural knowledge. The hon. member was obliged to lame early, in order to attend the meeting of the Tower Hamlets R,B. Corps. Seventeen go vernment certificate@ were awarded. and 25 prime given by the menages* to the most wieccesafel Maoism. During the pm year thews schools bays been in active work. the highest weekly average of attendance being—Boys, Weike l, ist 189; Infanta, 280; total, 807. The Income during you eras 2324 145.5 d., and the expenditure 11011 6d., leaving a balance due to the treasurer of 681. de. Id. It is indeed gra. tit,* to find that perfect baremay exists In the manatee meat of t and kll tho other institutions of the district, notwithstandiog the dimensions which have so long pre milled at the pasta church. INFECTED PORTS.—BOARD or TRADE, WHITE HALL, Dec. 21.—The Committee of Privy Council have re calved a copy of a deepen* from her Majesty's minister at Athens, sectoring a translation of an order of the Greek go meson* admitting reseals arriviag in Greek ports from Syria and Egypt, and having a clean bill of health, to free =DC .1. also a copy of a despatch from her Majesty 's at Lisbon, enclosing a copy of an order of the Board of Healtle et that espitel, notifying that all the ports of Brasil are considered free from inleatico.—Gssotts. iaTicra—Ti. Timms kr 111WIka sod OW= ow Wiouled lota. ao Cab IlmbEas. so WI solowed owl kowoomord gamowo W MO sod owoho Nilo iWISH al zpitni AMERICAN ROYAL tiaßti.estantru i r i astasibVPit Owl BMOC ibo Nags dre w Orli oollowoloo wi l l i llmr ow. I ffilogir oowolToos Two Minn. Da /1. j &TWA. kr PIO_ TO am Moo. ow you TO Y. .11 4 2'. ..- 7. a m p gimp akin, rai ;.o, VOUPOlrig as. fall Ir igllll.o °W WPM I f &I :PI r TWIT: To sai vs 6 'lwo. wrolwolooll. 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