The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-19 00:00:00

r ..." ' /i- . _ ~,./-f7 / -. - ( / te-e-, I . e)1 ' --0.-4-,, re:. .- . • .............. AZI&. /14.‘•""' 6.7 . ,, 1111 r , 'Ti:' ' v),. i. . • • 4.. 1 Y e AGFITMETT ,KeER -I. IEI. 5 t 1 3 1: \P:17 . 7 0 o• - , i s. t ir i wim (.. ,a31 .-- 1. I . /1 4 - --07 "/"L""`" Ai . , 4 r . t i ..7 • I I (I .• i I . i‘ ___. . bsawd)c...4 I . . . No. 4,191.] [TWOPENCE; (Stamped ld. Additional.) &MACH= Dbust. the sew eA "ALLA& P sad law . 1 , 1 1013. PEW WAIN MASON ot 4 Tri ROPAL PRINCESS% THEATRE. ir•T rani l earitur rzeoltilrgAr_'V Er=mt JAC/ GIL 'l' EILLYR. milempalb , pmammimom ilme mommp. MOM DAL Jr SIMITI. MP WI mmimm ommomms NM LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1860. FRIEN 1 6. 8 111111 1 s i llia lrb U N CI I L. 0011P A ArigNo O l to . &l7Di Imam : Jae S. hem and Alm INN Ilmal. PINE ARIL tederldio at Gadd. ; and the gasping In the lower pages d Kr. Wales frame to docldwily pleddente k the due MEM of the wad. _ _ SOCIETY OF ARTS. 7PASCO IX LINCOLN'S INN BALL. The estienity of an aver increasing art-loving sed there peetionierly that eaugerstivety section Who thesphe the historical importance of war NAM art, hes bun at the &re for moo few years moped lag the progress of the most ambitions work el towel deco- Mks hitherto aMeepted in this country. Mr. Watts wee known to be engaged upon a gratuitous fresco which would thwart the while see* end well of the noble hall desigeed by Hardwick Sig the worshipful benc.hers of Lthooln'e• inn. This hoses math not only be of unprecedented thesessiketa, —Wag eased like 60 het by it, and thweixe sot for short of 40•111ei the *, Lest Judgrocar by Minhiol Angelo —hat It Woad, netlike newly every week of the kind is this couatry, theinflans with the srehiteetesie character of its beak The UM ef the eosepodden, the treeensat of the whole wel4w• sad this very math esat of the pithere would hensonise in artistic eynobroolou with the Tudereetkile of the hall. It led ben justly cos tended by arsidenetnrel purists that the decoration of the douse of St. Nee, by Sir Josses Thornhill, and the olasekal aserewegltheil Is Oneassisk Hospital, bed felled through their debased Acadewitia • etusler Aden of stele sad =dons Meath= had deprived of ell vitally MOM of the greet aural need ethented Edda the present esatury in Gensany and Fume. The frescoes la the Houses of Perhounat ere t="llhuts phut the wall. On the other head 111 freseesm, recestlr enephded by Mr. Dyne, in All ihdEt=thrliallistot-enest, though sooordiag to prece dent, Ike most part the function imply of pay,: TM estemieg of this work le lent satisfeetory, especially is the carsaticas. Now of the tints ere brood or pure. Yet than Is no num why a beam should be cold, or dirty, or mottled, or other than lovely In odour. Let Mr. Watts remember that we have the best authority for Whyte' that the "Yam at Bolesaa," and other of Rapbeers trassess were quite Veaedea. Kr. Watts has slur ea imperfect me thod of bytes aa the caleere. There must be sass regular eyatem of betel** (If Ude manipulation is need at all) in order to obtain gradation. Boom of the draperies are not judiciously mat ; they appear as If inflated with wiled. The cast shadows ere also Oct properly indicated, and the angles of their incidenoe imperfectly understood. In this notice we have endeavoured to anticipate nay reale *action. We bar done so, believing that the artist an well afford to leave them unanswered. These oh *Cons are almost entirely technical, and with every deduc tion we entertain the full conviction that in the most essen tial qualities this le a truly great work, and let us hope that It will mark a sew era In the history of art in this osuntry by tire pod employment of Mem in the decors*. door public balldhaps sad private palaces. At the Seethig ef this Society Lot evening, Vice Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood in the char, the paint reed ens, Oe Bails= in our Cower at Law," by D. ht. Angus Bealth, F. 8.8. After explaining ger m the position of echoes in a forensic point of view the author proceeded to Mate the principal objections to the present anode of taking seteetlllo evidence in our law courts. The twister in ea ensialeg a eelentila witness only asked such quotient Si were adtable to his one. and though trepaniality was Mitsad perhaps undesirable la a banister, the scam il%ees ought, in the author's opinion, to be perfectly tropertial, and should therefore be allowed to make his own steensisiat in his own way, without any interference except from the judge. There were in a court of law various positions in wh which a /dentine man might be placed, and these should be considered reparstely. All of them he had occupied nominally or really in this country or in others, although generally and nominally with us only that of witness. He might be considered as acting as judge— s judge and jury united, or ea commission plenipotentiary, ▪ anunlidea nceasendaten, as jury, sa advocate, as wham, as IC 'dales to the judge end ea scientific artn his own ehareeter. Then could be no desire that le eon the first pssilloo, and he ughthe ned and third those el lunigetentiery tho t in and oonnosn e daisy essededen, were ash - auk lei le be hod advanta geous la Aril is In the seeded ens ewe of the ad. mina ellen ordinary jury, he Amos of know isact,end ecestasatly of all tendency to pedantry, would be and the ressonneadetory sommission, i s had been shown In oar esuatries whore it was adopted, sway bonne • pionbeiondery or dividing ansides. The scientific sea should never @ppm se ad vocate, for though we could listen to the banister =leg ea tools the interests and feelings of man, end moulding them to his purpose, we should tan adds from aro wee perverted the ellefeleielbet -asennikas Seals as . In discussing the position of the seintlec nun as rues Dr. Angus Smith dwelt at comidesable length en the disarm tags of the prommt ernagessent, urging the issosance of allowing written salentifio evident*, elthott#h examinehionend monexamination mast ef follow. The appointment of. scientific assessor to Meld tDs Ind4l with his advice wend also in the author's 0 14* be a UM advantage.. A diem*, eastted, in which Messrs. F. W. Calgin, H. Chadwick, C. 8.. W. Hawes, P. H. Holland, 8. C. illorsat elms, litr T. Phillip', W. Abase, Dr. A. 8. Taylor, Thee. Wender, P.R.S., and the Chairmen Ind others, took part'. MUSK& MONET WIORAM sad sow (at TALCUM OEM is .:174aLla- Mindma rk=s DlM=DrisatilATUS Cte i deibi k ~.,. ...., .....:..... •• ...7 ems Ils NM elks se diii ..... = o. lliisi art= itragagattreltgatEMPV . . _ _ Mltir gm mum irmaall mil sum& 11111. bermansdrimil.. ST. MARTUMHALL SINGING SCHOOL. II IFITIZITH /RADON. 111,1111UMNy li tithAs. ;a ~..a= , Toravww. Jaa.Aate.. s. 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NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER ASIIITZLOPII M DwilwM. 611814.0ee crompleMMl‘.29.B o llllB ,l m Wok 14 1 . 4= i t a11i1 41 % CAB U WLDDit44S M 8M 13111111.181 N T. leiatilltik md MALL MIMI) O me ARMS et 011 MT le tie Isiaa OMID.PLATII nsemsnr 1111011.81•1111m1 lee ourisilta WADI rtaTlDlx 404.-Ilenuree.at AIRPY 201.88 soya. mblememMilmilmeek U 11(41,1141b1.1. 7MtrallidMilme. NEW BOOK 8, at Id. in the Is. discount. MUDS rad ..011 NOPPLT MI BOOKS st 16, ohm ib• amok mil Immo limia tie MA segrlOS sl i t; Miler ONII. tre plimplalsel neelpi at 14. Ass.. alarm szentea of moiler. —ratans aid 005. erl ilk aim* 5.0. M 4 11810.—Prelessers sad the Retail Trade are (ia Is=remora{ wawa. is woo tivridir Nos Oalallew anew a tam • nal art asue.•- : 11 Mauls awl OL. Lai 11•1~0.1014 idem 6. O ... to list Mitisire. HE RIFLEMEN'S MARCH, fee the Piano =azall eimpwat a Ora sibleard "Ileireat Match; ILO& OW;Likes Orlis sol Or. Now ligaibike 4 tresk RIM , . ; sad of sii Itersimeses. CLI II TT asifir d ArA b lff 18 ( MTAL awl PIT 1110•11 bawl by IPPIIIULaTOIiieb: ta• Ebbil=lbremitribss fyiy= it` LIM= os. tiresome. W.V. .„," 'l.. Jvit polia4 yak, WO VA. A. LIFB BTRUOCILB. o i rtros. Arstior..•f parr Ws el " nom il•ums •••••1 at net al.r ramie lumen the Wang Yr dill •• =POI ilor. °REMO. Alm. -7 111 Me boa as ;mild Odin.. S. Nip Pos‘a. OW*. 4101=14 pal the mos•••••••• mos Wm dos resehel • all. mat de (MU* asubla Ye swims so tol Imo •• bar greatuliMar tbe leiter 2:6141=4 1 •• YID saw pm alas mewl •41•1 S. ta. MI MS ham Ism pea. - -ru. hs. 4. L. book OM lisporming. W. New raft, the eineed Miss TWENTY YEARS ia the CRURCIL es Um es,. J. PTCIOII, /A. het boor apes&/WWII bask.'•-•thmem. " ma good • mood as • Ten Brorsleillthael Days.'"—lawast. • id in rl4. la Ns reigns. letelor slerlal W. Ss repos.lMlles.—Prm. do.. it *OW OW* ino bile IN OD perm* aimir=w a r t liir."--/= Arnary. re views= eismin sum."— Lama Orwell. leak 11111. Painsidriet. w. MILLIC ?Mr Im N s ittn i rk A Novel. Andre it "TM al= " Thatikaa." is: le s blereslles Ms% we ees Meld' le seseeteile mili teeelithesatese 111100 ar eteee erklek le Idler le We mew et seed= week. There le keowle4 • d bees rare wiry sew sad Wm weepstspee tee seesseles sweep steel leveleiltie wanes&w• red W W Jur i m i tsmrtr llI ~30.. kw week le mewl peeurl. se me d Ye me bre week Ike [ l ea{. LW 4. L. leak. in. Lawietweee. W. Om Friday, lea. tl to be aravord wishlyallN 41. 8114 THE FRIEND of the PEOPLE ; a Journal of dal Ildrataa MI sod DWI. 1/4. FloWeirest: sad et all booloenen sad simmum. T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXIII., pordland THUD DAT. Jahn klersig. Albamoneeirst. . If7NII WES IN P 42111. The eels of Lerd Henry Sepaorde wises veil anadosed to Twofp, mil the prior given wen arena higher that the trot dew. The attendees. was otomidersble, although not we re it se et the egooioe We. The fel , beta: moped the Wee et "Mee the lock were edj ealeallated -ea save our readmit trouble - pee We begin with the rerealstor of the dents :-Leatta, 1848, Bfr. 600. the Wets ; Chateau- Larose, wee year, 161 r. 600. ; 1411011i13% 1848 (mag num), 200. 80c. ; ettotean-Menctoz, ante year (magnum), 306.; do., 1844, Mr. 2084 Leah*, lane year, ISO- 7 08 . Brea-Montsa, same year, 121 r. ; Latour, 1834, 20fr. ; Breas-Youtes, min year, 181 r.; Chateau-Team, 1847, 146. • fluaterne-Yquem. 1841, 12fr. 80e. ; &Wenn- Riesions, same year, trot lot, Bfr. 460. ; all the net, 6k.flaaterne, 18.34, 7fr. 300. ; tautens, Lor-Ralson, 9fr. 700. • other Seuterne, wonderfully fins, 19fr. • and Baut-'Barns, Bfr. 60c. The Burguadiee, or rethe; the great range of wines koown by the generic appel lation • of " The de Bourgogne," were .old cheaper his Mill at high rates :-Volney-Bautenot, 1849, 7tr. 160.; Cheeibertie, same year, 104. 80 0 . ; do., 1848, 104.; Riohebourg, rum year. 116.; another quality, Ott.; Romeo* year eakeown, 104.; Cluunbertia, ditto, 106. ; rod Hermitage, pear =Mums, 66.10 e.; Chateau- Grille, white, enceediagly floe, 46. be.; white Hermitage, peer nalmown, Bfr. ak. ; Cbaolia, 1866. an ennensily good year for that wine. 36. ; and ditto older, Hr. The wool duty of 6 per cent. most be added to these pine as well as the =pesos d aurying sway the lots. The sale west of with great rapidity, the purchasers of the Bret Ise taking in moat cases the whole at the wise included nadir the wake la the ceselosse. PRIM' BM./ IN THE HOUSI OP COIIMONS.— Ilig. gels of the examinsis, sat yestardej in cormittas non N. 17 of the His., of Gannon, bin proof that the orlon bad bra canned with is tbe :C M , NI of which pared. vit. :—Usoppord—Osweeti ta fyti Newtown Missy (Addition] Capital. &o.); Oriat Werra Railway; B , lwerdale sad Newman, Railway; Mater Rad sa • Islackbarn Gm; Symingtoe, Biggar, end Broughton Railway; Commercial Docks Acts Amendment ; Liverpool Oisparadon Water ; 81. Hones Canal and Railway (Powers one Railways near Liverpool sad llaashasbar); London sod North Western Railway and thiat Hama Canal and Rail way Companies ; Halos Burgeons Lads and Osmond= Tolls; Hinckley and Leicester Railway ; Carinthia Rail way (Brancbas to Lanark, olio.). Oinpasad—Bromnton, Chatham, Oilliugham, do. Water. Mr. Freer, one of the szendnera, Mao sat la Committee-roma No. 115 for the same purpose, end disposal of in following bills, Me. :—lJoop prad—flotath Devon Railway; Bradford, Wakefield, and Lail Railway; Dorset Central Railway (New Works, do ; Caledenisa Railway (Lienaltagow Breaches, dc.); West Middlesex Water; Brattish Drainage and Improvement Nanny ; Inverness sad Ross-shire Railwyy ; Wellington (seep) Water; North Landon Railway; Grist trip Com- Ps7 10 " Sowiscwit Railway; Midland Railway Barna- Noe-Trout Breathe) ; Midland Railway (RowilYy and Bunn Ilan), Leeds, Bradford, Ind Rallies hurries, aad Bradford, Winfield, and Leeds Railway Grsyatim Lnal peratin. Oppeed—Wakellebt Gravi , ation Water. LIVERPOOL POULTRY EXHIBITION.—Yisterday the 7th annual show sintssenced at Lucm's Reporkey, sad will be contiand tadsy sad to-morrow. Urnieds of 370 pens wirecribird, the birds—particularly the genie kinds snalikeirgadeedlid inpwiontr over those previously shown. Brides meraseas mastory prime the committee awarded awned' of a domes silver cops. Mr. Batley, of Mount street, Liman, and the Rev. Mr. Pullen (Ehtby Wig* Yorkshire) writhe judges. LAILOZ TIME OP MACHEItOL.—d. Rind excitement was emerand at Partsneuth a Monday and Tur s E awing to tbe saresein arrivals of ening bone y lades with maakerel as scarcely to be safe. Many, deed, wire obliged to let saw their nets to save the never hen swamping. doom:Bug to towage, soma bad 40,000 cm beard, sad so down to 10.000. It is reamed that upwards of a minks and a half adds favourite Bah Wan named with a a few miles of the beak of the hoe of Wight. Tbe seen at Penman% was of ths most lively description. W isiarnee, sad carts were chartered at fabulous prices wave, Him Is Ohs railway for London, de. One speadative barber ea tbe Point invested 7004 in a ready•nmey par. arra, and got the heat start for London and Brighton. Tiii VICTORIA BRIDOE.—Thu idea of a Grand leaeriai Exhibillea has bra very happily suggested on die bearmika of the Victoria Bridge nit summer, and the satkipated visit of one of the royal princes. This 000 b• lie. will attract Unmans of radian. from abroad, and aiso would convey to thew a better idea of the resonreee sad atay 4 Cowie than a provimaisl exhibitlea ca begs sods. Tbe raw rade by Canada at the universal en if Llll6llll sad Parr was of gnat haperitire to the previous in as sheaths to her sideral wealth and pauper r ladvaley, nod It Is well otermed " tbat ape oar l ent gti w shield be are to man a grans end rote w het &pry; While tic eriesekaa would be snit as weed fa der the roger amend of nerd= by the whole cosairy, whit 1M pswspei abs of tits adorprlas Dabs In a grist "—Omah New as . 4 7:r0 lifeboats are to be planed at the beak of the We of Wight, one at Brooks and tbe other st Orange Chine. Tbe amt of these boats will be 7001. Tile Urban In stitution 411 subscribe 3601. towards it, and the nit is to be made., by pablio sabicapelos la dr Wand. Thio latter manna at the pr_sot time to 3001. The andauel weeks at the beak al &holds of wider as OM= ' 41111aboals ea OM ow assasaary. Mr. Watts, the ardit hos whom so ranch wee anticlpetsd, had evinced gnat powers of drawing in his «Caractaous Crowned," which obtained one of the three first premiums in the frit Westrafterier SaU timpani/lg. Naos this early triumph the pub& bed ems Mho besides a few portraits from the asters Mid,- and then were chiefly remarkable for their substitution of Pre- Raphaelite peculiarities for the ordiaery.oonventionalisins of portrait painting. Thies facile, together with the planning .state of the artist's health at a pa/antler period, were well adapted allernately to raise expectation in ease inerMre, end sidle serious misgivings in others. Accordingly we were ant surprised to hear, upon the :gnat completion of the work, the mosopposite opinions violently maintained by pruhased oritke. The facets, that—without actual inspection of end aoquaintanos with the remains of the great wan-paintings of the Reptilian& era still existing in Italy, without due allowence ke the teekakel difficulties to be surmounted in any single-handed attempt at recovering as almost lost art, without reeonecting that fresco painting is the severest test of artistic know ledge mid nseisne, and without sans abatement for a first expenses; It would be unjust to pretend to form en estinmes of mash a work se Yr. Ws& bee attempted. Apart from Rime earieldsraticar, several &he bas connoted as that with all the asaassary aid of opus idaassa, the gloom et nearly over/ day of Its pretest month bee rendered my th* like fair sprosiaties delis greet labour of love almost out of the question. We make these marks in no apelogetlo spirit. We cease be blind to auseerthe tearer impede. how snd errors of detail, but we lee amertheess arrived at the conclusion that Mr. Watts's ham is essentially pest— peat in coseption and great is draughtsmanship. The subject chosen is meet appropriate to the Hall. It is • represeerien of en luteginiuy assemblage of dui great early Impel* from Moses down to Edward the Pilas— ter king who hes been called the Realish Justinian- The design omen the end wall from the rater lofty pan_ bran to the summit of the arch, by which the hall is ter minated elerelly. The general disposition of the comp,- lithos meads as of Emphasis " &heel of Athens." The figures de oohed, and thirty is number. Commencing from the top of tle fresco a Gothic window repose the adja- cent lines of the building. Effectively relieved from the imitated stained glees of this window is a group of three sculptural flgurOs Is monochrome of Religion, and on each side Mercy sad Jeers. At the base of the pedestal on dealt these figures an placed stanch Moses, his arms resting ati the Tables o(the Lew, end looking upwards at Religion, as indicating the true source of all Law. To the left are seated in row the great authors of classical polity, Lycargus, Mies, Dram holding a sword, Bolen, the more seven Noma, and the grave terns Tullius. Two or three of these figures, by their foreshortening and motive," recall the Prophets of the Seine chapel. On the other side of the inspired Hebrew are seated Rennes or fieeostrier the mythic Zoroester (!), Confucius whisperkg Pytha goras, and Menu, the let prone at fall length la • rather ghastly trance of Hkdoo abstraction. This conclave of historical and semi-historical law givers after their apotheosis, in composition so far recalls In its simplicity the " Hemicycle" of Paul Drenthe. Bat hen the analogy meth The remainder of the deign is mush moth seettered, sad there is an aim at giving dramatic episode. In the middle rem of the picture a broad loading-plea divides a Bight of marble steps, which occupies the whole of the remaining space. Justinian, with his wife Theodor* properly occupies the centre of this landing-place, as having transmitted Boom law to modern Berope. At the feet of Justinian Beedietines are trsasoribing the Coder and Pan ders, while • Jwiesensult and a peripatetic Bishop present them to three pieterthre barlawiam—a Lombard, • Cloth, and • Freak. In epperently intentions' awkward proxi mity to the fermentative of the Church staads Mehemet, Korea and wermellar be hand, looking up to Moses. On the spectator's left, sad ranging dean the steps, stands the gi gantic Charicesegee, crowned and leaning on his sword, sad a Baron group, including the youthful Alfred, Ins, and a Druid—thus indicating the Indigenous orgia of • poetics at least of the spirit of our laws. Oa the ex treme left of the foreground sits Edward 1., la kingly ermine and knightly chain-mail hauberk. This is a very effective figure; the face is of a fine English type, and from its portion It seems to serve as a corbel for the spring of the arch to the ceiling. The opposite ether of the foreground is net so satisfactoty. This is occupied by Stephen Lugton, the Papal Legate, sad two tithe Baena of Runnymede holding Magna Charts with • supererogatory scowl. We have said that in conception this is a great work, and it is not the less so for possessing that essential element of all preatnese—simplictity. But for ourselves we should have preferred to ere • more cosmopolitan spirit pervading the lower section of the design. This portion a rather vacant and inanimate from the sparse (Retribution of the figures, and there is abundant room (according to the precedent of the great Italian works) for the introduction of other of the great Continental legislators. Why, for example, should Napoleon be excluded—the signer of a Code at once the most comma. brutes and compendious P We would not have had the figures leas in axe, knowing how impossible it is to see much of the detail of many of the noblest frescoes in the world from the small scale of the figures; but more personages might have been introduced with no loss of clearness. Doubtless, however, it was here the artist's paramount *- Motion to hidings the Roman and feudal source of English law. It le, we believe, contemplated by Mr. Watts to carry oat this national deign in a emir of frescoes round the hall in which the mffirrative of &WWI legislature will be continued to the present time. It will be perceived that this fresco is not merely imitative or represeidative. bee ennadally suggestive, almost as mach eo, f o r m a, is pure aloppy. The obareetaistic individuality of the lowa sad their fseedom from academia insaity is a merit elegy due to the art6t's pre-Raphaelite madisney. Dramatic unity was quite impossible. The very EMU* of the subject necessitated the utmost limnse in rasped of time ' and plies. But such oreyeetionalients are comoroa to moat rand works of high art, and especially those of a mono- ' mental descriptioa. For persona who feel the incongraity, we csa offer mo argnmerte—lt is an affair of idiosyncrasy. Bach persons °odd not madam Bitakspirare as an author, more thee they could Micheal Angelo ea a painter. With regard to Mr. Watts's promised adherence to the architectural features of the Hell, we have indicated erase range, in which be has succeeded. The coloured marble pavemeat voald, however have harmonised better with Italian Gothic; s needievil ascetic feeling pervading the work is appropriate, bat fa the hardness of the outline it is wrid to mews. It appears to be imeginsd by some eathorldes that a painting cannot combute with Clothier architecture anlem it be lb:washout symmetrical; mid Mr. Watts his bra dellesded far • supposed seat of piston/ma nom But sorely this is ellegether • mistake. Itrosviscley, 6 whke le the alibi simeni dike pier algae, Mame mestebis .159•111radierafillits Meileis,- wren. weer areart;eses he. coming seeresnd mon popidari The hail was erred to ths dome, bat by an aletaidant supply of alisie Itherverthey cord be plead, the sadism drat to be danfertably sC• ormodated. Some modern critics are disposed to all in question the sublimity of Haydn's chef errs, though they will not ready convert the scold to their way of *hied*. Bat Ile to its supreme hasty dare can • be , Wane *pinion. It Is all melody, grace, sad suaehise; sad lb wry debars, we believe, la the settee .beadhe oder . the very mist-ken notices that it is wanting In tbe grander attributes of sacred music. We have seldom beard Its beauties more daily Ms played, or more thoroughly enjoyed than thirty derehat night. I. the int and second parts the solo siege& were Madero Learess-Sherrington, Mrs Bias Berm, dad Mr. Weir The mar of Madame fillaningtoo's part is perfectly salted lo her powess---bee clear, inible voice, brilliant moray sad vigorcui, animated manner. We bays scarcely ever heard the two splendid airs, " With verdure clod the adds appear," . and "Oa mighty wings,' more delightfully executed.' Iff. fleetest a tardy dieing id this oratorio is well known ; sad he probably ewer sang better, or produced greater sirs, Asa re this ameba His great sir, "la native worth sad boom cask" or a performance of incomparable swallows. Mr. WWII, who is also thoroughly at home in this oratorio, did not fall art of his companions. His air, " Bolling In foaming billows," was a magnificent performance. And in the concerted pieces, especially the trios, " Most beautifal spear," and " On Thee each liviag soul await.," the three ins voices blended admirably. In the third pert, the music of Adam and live was sang by Mr. Weiss sad Mies Gray, who append in public for the Ara time, and made a most successful debit. This young • lady Is a pupil of Miss Ralnforth, so keg sad so justly a favourite of the public, and her pieforraire did brier both to herself sod her instructress, for the• ass quart with which she is gifted by aerie have received every advantage that can be give* by at. She •wes timid and agitated ; but this did act prevent her trout showing a pure, sweet, eympatistie voice, delicately a twos, acs• exosikat method of exceed= sad pireeteg, and meek railroad and feeling. As she pied raidsace her ?ow, cowered; and when she came to the lovely duet, 'Graceful Consort," she sustained her part not only with firmer of tor bat with warmth of expreedon. In short, Miss Gray's debit has given fall assurance of a suoceedul OS/W. The abseases, on the whole, mere excellently 110 g, sad Raydn's charming instrumentation wee displayed fa all its Meaty b Mr. Relish's admirable orchestra. The prime ante, from beginning to sad, called forth marks of we strained delight. UNIVBRBITY INTELLIGENCIL UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. VIII /CM DZOILZES IX ICIISCII. Oar readers are already aware that the Senate of this University hays recently institoted, in mcoordanos with representations nude to it by many of the moat eminent men of science in this toustry, the degrees of Bachelor and Dootor of Science. A copy of the regulations relating to them degrees has been forwarded to no; they provide that the so quireetanta of the seendidate shall, is the first place, be tested by the matriculation examination, which candidates for the otter degrees conferred by the university ars required to peas before anteriag upon their special courses of study ; that the degree ol Baobab, of Science shall take rank with that of Bachelor of Arts, bin °Warred (like it) after two ran motive ensrainatless at an interval of a year Iron each other end from the matknietiori examination, end attenlng the general knowledge acquired by the graduate of ths fandementel principles sad most important facts of the chief divide= al misses; end that the degree of Doctor of &keen shall be inahrrod wily open smolt candidates as hays not merely given evidence of general sokatifio attain ment, bat have shown themselves to posers a very high pro ficiency, both theoretical and practical, in some ens breach of seisatille knowledge. In following the eon= of study required as a prepsratlce for them degrees, candidates are left to theft own free choice, both es to locality and as to instructors. By the new charter recently granted to the university, candidates fur its degrees is arts Dow enjoy the same liberty, so that these degrees oleo are now open to every one who can stand the test of the sae eassive examinations to which candidates for them ere Nab jeMed. QUEEN', COLLSOI, OALWAY.—The inaugural dis ease, deilveeed in Qmea's College, Galway, in last Michael mas term by Mr. J. E. Carnes, professor of jurisprudence and_polidcal economy In the college, bee just been published by Messrs. Parker and Soc, of the Strand. The subject in ;alined economy as a branon of general education, the pro fessor addressing himself more particularly to an exhibition of the manner in which the economic agencies of wealth may modify the course of history and influence the destiny of nations. Hie chief illustration is drawn from the circumstances which led to the establishment of the poor-law In the reign of 4is•i Mr. Carnes traces the extensive oonvemion of arable lead into pasture, and the coneequent tin in the price of the neoesearies of life beyond the pecuniary means of the labour ing clams, to the effect of the Increased supply of the pre cious metals upon our foreign trade. The wool of England, se being comparatively portable, was chiefly affected by the increased purethesing power of the Spaniard. and Deitch; sheep-farming, ea more profitable, took to a large extent the place of Wags, and corn became dearer. Farmer■, yeomen, and merchants were enriched, and the position of the middle dames improved and atrengthecod , so that the, wore middle In the succeeding reigns to make that suceesaful Mend against the encroachments of arbitrary power which seemed for them political tights, and established our liberties on a firmer foundation. The whole lemurs le eaceedingly kite meting, and well oalcolated to remove prejudiors which still cbstrnct the cultivation of one of the west neersaary of the social soirees. TIM DRINKING FOUNTAIN MoTradeNT.—Anothe • drinkieg fountain wee opened yesterday at the Triangle, Southwatt-boridge. It was formally made over to the public by Mr. W. J. Stocker and Mr. Fria, for Alderman Hale, sad those gentlemen, in their sddress to the assemblage, which oonsisted of between 300 end 400 persons, alluded to the bandits arising to the working classes by the introduclime of Cricking fountains in Ciff.reot parts of the metropolis. We believe that to west the wants of the public in this large city se many in 200 fountains would be required, and we trust to see that by the seining warm weather many more inch works will bees been made over to the public by gentlemen mar ching their liberality to the same public spirit se Mr. Gurney and Alderman lisle. Thu fountain is the gift of Mr. Alder- Min Hale, income:los with the Drinking Fountain Aseo centime. It is compored of booms instal, and decorated with figures, dolphins, and water plants. It was deelgoed and sneered by Wills Brothers, ettalptars, of the Ruston-road, wbo ham many more inch woks in their Madly ready for emotion. A memorial was agreed to last week at the =kiy omemisaiem tamely at Hartlepool, wig the lt i gy of sgitades for a member for the The prametees el the mwesemot liberally add to till= dories• pretty *ids sad perilous district —Stanton, soft Carew, Orwahma, Hart, sea ems taker phew. . ILEMORLa 70 LORD OLIVA Yesterday statue to the memory of the first Lord Clive, Barna Pleaarry, the founder of the Indian em- Wm wee inammata at Shrewsbury. In the year 18.56, it 'Mee suggested that ea Lord Clive was a native of Shrop shire, a memorial to his memory be erected in the county town. This was received with considerable favour, end on the 23rd of June, 1867, the anniversary of the battle of Plamay, a public meeting was Mild at Willis'. Rooms, Lon don, under the presidency of Viscount Hill, Lord Lim tenant of Salop, for to. pupae of promoting the manorial. Earl Stanhope, Bir Lawrence Peal, Bir J. W. Hogg, Lind Dmagennon, Mr. Robertson CemOell, and others spoke in favour of a national sonnoriel, end it was resolved that a statue of Clive be erected in Shrewsbury. The work was entrusted to Baron Marathon!, who has produced an admirable work of art, in Noma. The statue fa about 10 feet high, end is placed in , the market &persona a pedestal of Portland grey granite. The col inseriptka is the name "Clive." Judging from antheatb portrait, the likeness is well preserved. The event was celebrated with great dearmatrations. At one o'clock there was a procession from the Outldball to the status, the Mayor (Mr. Burr) being moompanied by Earl Stanhope, Sir C. Wood, flearetery of State for India, Viscount Hill, Lord Hatheston, Mr. Blaney, M.P., Yr. Whitmore, M.P., Colonel Herbert &Wanks, and others of the leading county gentry. Berl Stanhope, on the part of the subscriber', presented the anise to the corporation of Shrewsbary in an eloquent speech, in the course of which he eulogised the merits of Clive as a warrior andes a statesman, end spoke of the eloquentessay by Maseaday ea doing but jemmies to Clive, neither hiding his halts nor too highly extolling his virtues. The Maybr briefly accepted the gilt on the part of the corporation, red expressed the pride which he sad other Shropshire men felt in the glorious deeds of Clive. The party afterwards proceeded to partake of a eftfieirter at the Lion Hotel, liberally provided at the expense of the Mayor, who presided. There wore present a very large party of nobility, ladies, and gentlemen. The same afternoon a publin dinner in 00€11WOCOOTilitIll of the event wee held at the Raven Hotel, under the presidency of Mr. H. Robertson. METROPOLITAN OAS SUPPLY. Last evening the delegates of the metropolitan nertehes met at the veetry-room of fit. Martin's-in-the- Fields au the subject of the eupply of gm to the mecropolle. Mr. STRATTON, the delegate from Lambeth, wee to the char. On the motion of Mr. GODSON, the deputy from Weet , uthistar, a resolution was peeped requesting the delegates to attend at the houses of parliament, as their presence might be required whilst the bill was before parliament. Mr. /lean, the hen. secretory, reported that he bad ad dressed Lord Redeedale, begging of him to take charge of the bill to amend the Gee Measurement Act, so es to render it Avg table In the metropolis. He also preertad s otemodal to the Home Semi tery, urging that the (liverwurst should follow the coarse adopted when road trusters sought legislative sanction, by paythe the fees cm the introduction of, and passing of the Metropolis GM Regulation Bill through parliament, He bad had an interview with the Home Secretaryon the sub ject, is company with Mr, Hughes and Mr. Wyatt, but the Home Secretary declined to follow the precedent. The Home Secretary had forwarded a copy of the reply from the gas competing to the statement reontiy forwarded to him on W- Wtl of the eestrise. He further reported that he had attended Mr. Hughes: and Mr. Wyatt alto counsel, and had sug gested curtain amendment+ in the bill, and hoped by the next meeting to haw the bill perked, reedy. A sam of 901. bad been received, is addition to the 11W. previously voted from the Wastinieetsr board. He also asked for instructions to submit the brfl to SIFJ. Shelley for introduction. The bon. Wrong stated that he bad already received a large number of petitions at the soiled. He asked for authority to make errangemsuM respecting the attendance of witnesses before the coonsitem ed the Howe of Commons should the efforts of the Howe Seareeary fail to secure a eettlement, and urged that it wee most essential that no relaxation of exertion should take pleas natter the idea that a compromise would he entered into. He stated that he had received a large amount of correspondence on the subject of metropolitan gas. Resolutions were paned in tionfofinity with suggestions from Ms. Nei, auta him to forward a short reply to the Rome Secretary in answer to the statements of the gsa companion, to make arrangements for the production of en dow% and imatraseing the oars of the bill to Sir J. Btaelloy, Mr. Lecke, Mr. Ayrten, Mr. Peal, and Mr. Williams. Mr. litaeL announced that he had received 371. 14e. from the parish of at. Jenne, and 101. from a private individual in Pimlico. The delegate than adjourned. ROYAL BWOLIFII OPERA, COVENT-GARDZW.—The new oprra of Victori , a and the pantomime of Aar in Boot: oontimse their isuractioe, the bowies being both numerously and !debit:stably attended. Among the Metier:tidied visitors who have lately honoured the theatre, with their presence we have noticed the followine:—The Duchess of Inverness, the Dachas of Wellington. Viscountess Torrington, the Countess of Fife, the Earl and Counters of Sef , on, the Baron and Baronets Bronnow, Lord and Laity Mountcharles, Lady Mary Churchill, Lady John Somerset, Leidy Mary Stephen son, L a dy H e rrington, Baron and Barrow Ozennhild, Lady C. Rowell, Lay Vincent, Lady Moleswortb, Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce, Lady Wilson, Sir Charles and Lady Wood, Lady &rage, Viscount Exmouth, Lord Gametal, the Rarl of Varulam, Lord Suffield, Lady Lewley, Lady Carew, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Count Brandenbursb, Sir Thos. Hare, Bart., MI C. Stanhope, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert. dm Han. Mrs. Be/erten, the for.. Mn. Ponsoaby, Sir That. Wel. with, Sir Edmund and Lady Animists, the Hon. Sirs. Irby the Hos. M. Carey, Sir Geo. and Lady Armytage, Sir lona lima* Sir Wel:alter, Sir John Wolseley, Sir Thos. Seaton, Lord W. Lennox, S ir William Ball, the Ron, Colossi Coventry, Colonel Campbell, Captain 111PDortald, Captain Paget, General Ramsey, General Oakes, Colon e l Howard Boys, Contain Buchanan, Captain Duff, Colonel Seymour, Hon. Mr.. Colonel Wheatley, Colonel Trau m a s , Captain Phillips, Hon. Mrs. Willoughby, Genera Sands, the Haw. Mr. and Mrs. Petro, Colonel Haines. Sir Charles Donee., Captain Bating, Colonel Brownlow Knox, M.P., Lieut.-Colonel A. W. Meyriek, lir. Lane Fox, Mr. Roberts. Mr. Delanclo, Mr. Breeltimbizry, Mr. A. C. 80. liege, Ito. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL ROCIETY.—At the sin fog =wine on Monday next the following papers will be reed Premed railway route serves the Andes from Caldera to Rosario, vat Cordova. By William Wheelwright, Esq., F. 11.0 S. 2. On the Curia Maris Island'. By Dr. George Blast, Corr., F.R.G.B. Following the example of Mr. :Melly, of Liver pool, t h e originator of the public drinking fountain., James Kendrick, Fag., edWarrington, has originated another simple yet meta needed fount for the weary wayfarer, In the sesigioa of wabetentiel stems sesta, or " travellers' rests," at the idles of highways mach frequented by pedeatrians. (Ativerthertnent=acr Diorwrion, Sound haw. ileac Fermi. Hem and fleshly Settee of the Lime sat Bewsla, restored to awned diandwed, It Du ihilST'S gilder newairem MAW rest We catrast a few out et 60.v0(1 awe'—Owe, Ite. 1.771. Lard Smart de Daeto of MAY revs: dle• DOPY Omet Be.lns Os Pot. Joss T. Oaaspbed, Frier. !bell heellen. roar T. Yereelsis. Norfolk :—" la fri ine.tion NM NM dilifigaDeot I led It the beet of all roweelet.—.l•K eir in Oaterseu..- Cam Ni. 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