The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-21 00:00:00

E.ISTER AMUNEMENTS.

The &dh•wing iOl a list of the principal Eater

Iler Majesty's Theatre will open for the seaman on Satur-
day, the 2411 inst., under the direction of Mr. J. H. Maple-
son. Verdi', opera of Co 8010 or Mae-Arra will be pro-
duced for the Snit time at this theatre, and Signor Giuglini
and Millie. Titisem will sustain the leading parte, supported
by Malls. Dario, Madame Lemaire, Signor liizakJoni, Signor
I:aesier, and Signor Rani.
At the Royal Italian Opera Rosaini's grand opera of
(;.,94rhilo ?di will ho given tonight, and repeated later in
the week.

The Haymarket prolong+ the aucoamfal career of Our
A at,rirow C 11. io which Mr. Sothern's Lord Dundreary
will minister to the mirthful requirements of the 'came,
and the ballet of r 4. Star ,t 1 4/.4a/usu.* will thee re-intro-
duce the favourite duo. use-, the Senora Peron Nene, who
is engaged for the mummer season. The farces of ✓..te n
aixl My Hushaw•fa 04,*1 will commence and conclude
the evening.

The Princess 'a presents the new tiveact drama, written
conjointly by Messrs. Fechter awl Edmund Yates, called
21. Golder, Dogyrrs, and noticed elsewhere.
The Lyceum, whilst continuing the run of the drama of
Prep o' Day. has the new farce by Mr. John °tenfold
called I Cosi/da't Help It, and a pictorial and poetic inter..
hide retitled Killorwy, introducing a new ballad, written
by Mr. Edmund Falconer, composed by Mr. Ballo, and
rang by Miss Whiny, expressly espied for the purpose.
Mr. Omar Byrne kaa amassed some characteristic dances,
and Mr. Telbia's famous Panorama of the Lakes will receive
some important additions and embellishments from the hand
ti the mime artist.

The Adelphi produces a sew romantic drama by Mr. Dios
Rowciosalt, with two seems by Alexander Uumati called
The Phantom. awl founded ow the story of the " Vampire."
With this will be associated the domeetic drama, is a fairy
Muse called Dot.

The Olympic ham • sew extravaganza by Mr F. C.
flurnand, founded on the story of " Fair Rosamond,"
and in whieh Mr. Robson will represent the leading
character.

The Straw! w @applied by Mr. Leicester Buckingham
with s sew burlesque extrarapaaa, entitled Pizarro, or
Me Lotter./ Pere. His le Mauoders is Rolla ;
Miss :ids swasboornagb, Mosso ; Mr. J. Club,. Pizarro ;
and Mr. tannin lblers, COM. Some unusually extensive
effects have bees istroduoid. the weak artiste being Mr.
Calkett sad Mr. Albert Cslkott.
The St. Jam's will be contented with the repetition of
the Dew comedy. Frits& or Ft*a r in which Miss Her-
bert will resusse bar part of Mrs. Uoioe, havtoif recovered
trop her newt iselispowties. tinder /At Rost sod TAt
8.4,4.41 Ikkrisl will be the ether entertainments.

Die Surrey, in additiou to the drama of The Pour Stages
of leifr, bring. forward IL new burlesque, called Cream the
Great nod rat tittott the .sorall, Muter Percy Roeallay the
young Kneciaw, emlc.lying the latter personage.
liedler's Walls will ..pes ureter the management of Miss
Casherise LUtlalle with a Ur If COCit thetta, an operetta, and
• protest ournedieUa, the stare arrangements being confided
ha Mr. W. West, and the musical direction to Mr. J. H.
Tally.
At the City of Loath*, Astlefai MarYisboue, Gneiss.
Pritannui, reeding,. sad Effingham, entintainuiest• will be
prewmtal peculiurly calculated to gratify the Lute of the
holiday soaker,.
The cosiart hallo will isfuse fresh variety into their
prvianimes, sad with M Steels,' et the Caoterbury. Henri
and Ms at the (Ward, lAatanl for his lest alisk as the
.ilhatebre. seri M. La rierrr at the South Leedom Music
Hall, the trope:e will Iv is all its glory. The great stiver.
boss of Western's will he further loereased, though the Dew
cantata, with the comic .trrngtlr of Mackney, J. 111. Mewl,
and Frank Hall, wosid hardly seem to require anything
Sayan& Willem's, Frantiran's. the (shalom l'hilhar-
toneac. Deacon., the Keiglitsi.ralge, Marylaboae, Mathis-
sea, the Inedna Faeili,m, larisdowee, and the Spread
Eagle at Kissel...ad, which furnish, with the others. • corn-
plate royal of estertainnients fur the metropnlitas sad
salcurhau districts,. will 1,, *an to have • large aosiarnos of
chain,..

The irenniadeen of veriest. Wads are la full play.
Yr. and We (Jerome Real will De at the Gallery of
lunation, in minjnectoos stab Mr. John Parry, mad " The
nosily Loped" is the 111,onni of ita novelty will adord the
nestenal. or prolog • delightful greying.
Hr. t 'hark. loscann will reed attracts from him " Nicho-
las Isl., the Trial from " Pickwick,' at ht. James'.
Hall, a Thanidaw.
Herr Wilialha Ynk.ll reepprare at the St. James's Hall,
with . ww genes of Jlarrma performed witheat apparent..
a. Itons. the Preach w“,ad, in at the Ertyptlato
with ea addition to hie inhalator wooden under the tails
of " The Prohlese of Archimedes."

Mien I:rare Egerton is .100 .t tb. Egyptian H.II, is the
Iroullee Gallerry, with her "gketchei at -Ohl People."
The t linudy's Mira:els are at the Polygraphic Hall with
the delineations of negro mirth and MUMr.
The Polytechnic appleJa to it. multitude of patrons with
c stork of additions to tta already wellanpplied programme.
The Col.-woman will cowmen far • fair share of bobdey
patroaa,.:, Tho programme being unusually attractive
pewee • new sera. 01 donnas views, eatitled " All Need
the W0r1.1." a coma nnsologue. by Mr. Mg'bton ; •'ldermats
of Nrifit.-I:Appiog." by Mr. Taylor, kc.; and the
raw .4 the metropolis, besides the emend objacte of=
rest in the building, which form an sbnadast source of
rwrntien 4o the ration.

The Palace has a vanity of attractions, with Blow-
dm anioript tb.w a. the chief.
111.1 w. .—A a the sumwr apprcachas thews suburban
rytreata begin to put forth their charm. etymons* will
a..t ~.co until the let of 311.. Highbury Bans will
all ita glory at. Easier llot.day. The Zoological Gardens,
ptrk, will ha even oo Esater Notelet and four fol.
I.ming da” at M. The Pavilion Garden., North Wool.
wich, open for these peed plat

Mr. E. J. Reed, Secretary to the Institution
of Naval Architeeta, has been, we (Array and liar,
Ga:rfir) understood, selected by the Board of Admiralty,
at • salary of CAW. per annum, to superintend, opal on,
tale platy of his owe, the conversion of the funnel ei
seseril wood's ships into iroo•clad vessels. Mr. Reed was
educated as the public ezpstve at the Naval school el
Architecture, but, at the espuatine of hia apprenticeship,
derlio-d to rater the srpvice, preferring to seek his tortoise
io the commercial world ; he has sow, however, returned
to his early sanociettotta
Tnc Ili4)1LE1 Earl/NOON AT BIL`4IIIN. -- The
number of dead remains, se at pottiest aseertaioed, at 27.
The conviction, however' is becorniog stroeger daily that
among the rums or in the canal corneas may yet be found.
By the 27 deaths recorded there have been left 14 widows,
34 cephaos, all deprived of their mean of support, together
with four nod fathom two mothers, two brothers, and one
niter. In all ris person, are now left utterly destitute
through this horrible catastrophe. Most of the damned
were ititerreil yestenhor im4inilayl, and thereat', ember i•
the name --the Bilstsm Cemetery. With • vises to raise,
funk for the lierravv.l • betterehret pbasignither se
Wolverhampton hail photographed doses ndea, aea is sew
belling printed copies at half itcmwe • pair. A MONA has
tees ameouneed on the same behalf. The day_ paps! of
Birmingham has opened a subscription, and los WNW it
with Al.; and the Earl of Dartmouth has sigailled Ids wadi,
son to cootril.ute 50( to the veneral food which the Res.
C. w. Richards, the Incumbent of Ettinplall, has inns-
Med.