The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-11 00:00:00

"and Betas to ZOO, and the Prolate*

mid Song of Praise. After an instrumental 'strutter:tip;
it opine with a ormimito seas la 8 minor, "Fallen is t►y
Areas, 0 Issesi." whisk was Wooly given by Miss
Palmer, who was all the emanate soli is the
oratorio Meals. ?WOW* taking the sopreass, Mr.
Sims kerns the team and Mr. Bentley the
base songs. After the intecdaatory resitative sad
sir follows a shorn. of tenon and basses is unison, ringing,
et rather chanting la sammitoem There are two or three
of these chorales, which have a vomiter effect, sad Sire •
character to the oratorio. The first striking feature is it is
the song of triumph to the familiar verse* of Moore,
" Sound the loud Ombra." The careless and shorty
" Come not, 0 Loa," was very beautifully rendered' by
Tietjeas ; but perhaps the meet striking, and at the
same time simple melody in the work, is the duet for tenor
sad soprano, "*ark, 'lie the beam of twilight main."
This is a perfect canon, and is likely to Imoome popular.
The whole was listened to with pest attention.
The mond part consisted of seisctioss from Handel's
JepAtha and Samson, of which the great gem was Mille.
Tietjess' rendering of "Let the height maraphim."
The collection for the charity again was good.

Voturcrsitas Ermine atiev&a.—The long talked
M enerapineut of the ride nineteen for the county of
Nottingham has at length communed. The ground selected
(or the encampment is situated on the Manor-hills, belong
-
Mg to the Duke of Newcastle. Y.O. It is about on tails
ram Worksop, is a south-westrly diagram, and is in eery
way wsU suited for the nouns, with the eneptioa of
want of water supply. The range of pound is about
800 yards in length, and about 200 yards in breadth.
At the west end is the ritle bats, erected by hie
grat a cost, we understand. of &bent 200 i.
(a tried is murmured os all sine by wood and planta-
tion, the trees of which are now in full foh:gasiodupresest
to the eye of the spectator a very beautiful ad. A
arairer of new tents arrived at Worksop onFriday per
trio, sad were annoyed to the renderer ea the Misr
mem Upwards of seventy rats wen &rand os Saturday,
the nineteen winking in the delugiag rain all the drawee
with true soldier-like rump. Immediately on entering
the ground at the north corner is erected the °Moen' men-
tent ; leyond which are the tents of rakes erapeara, ar.
ranged in regular order. Down a long way to the left, is a
sou Us- were ly emetics, were a onshore/ large refreshing's t
booths from the various towns from which the volunteer
ecespsair have come. On Sunday the Worksop volunteers
'rambled in Lieutenant Goddingli geld, and marched fir.
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Sheer to As Map ground, wheys "my were laspeeind by
Adjutant Farquhar, and on the assembly being sounded, •
few of the Bedard volunteers joined the oorpenv. and
beingramed four deep, were scarebed to the Abhor Church,
heeded by the Worksop voluateers' bran bend, Major Bur-
Baby preceding the corps mounted on his &arger. On
arriving at the church a most aprpriate armee was
preached to the volunteers by the r. dram Appleton,
ricer, chaplain to the cons. The reversed gentleman teak
for his text the did vane of the fad chapter of St. Paul'.
Sewed Epistle to Timothy—" Thou therefore endure herd-
ers es • good soldier of Jesus Christ." The corps cm=
te. church were marched into the town, and there d
until Mowry monism some of the Raeford cost. making
their way to the crap, where they bad slept mid*, or
the previous night. Greet Lumbers of volunteers arrived
at intervals during the day, and on Tuesday morning the
Newark and Berard cone, acoompeoied be their respective
°Mean arrived at Worksop par early trial. and Wire
marched four deep to the camp, heeded by their lib sad
drum bend.—Nottingham Oro disc, .

Ravraw AT Tin Cnineas.—On Wednesday a
rand review aid colliery soleral neld.day took plan
at the Currag Than were about B,ooopradad
alder the command of Majoe•Geweral Ridloyt:lo7
brigade was under the immediate wimmand of
yore.
Gordon, C. 8., and the monaddon, under thati. 9Brtgadurlar.
Cenral Hike. The cavalry wen moiler the command of
Iltajor-General Key, sad the artillery seder that of Colon'
Plulpota. The troops paraded in heavy =robin order.
The tot brigade onsistod of the 101 h, &ad, and 45th
Regiments, whilst the mooed brie was formed of the
120, 29th. sad tittla Bagimusta. The 4th.loth. Mk, mad
15th Human made up the cavalry antiageot, and the
, artillery was represented by the I tad batteries of the
Royal Horse Artillery, and the D, 7, sad H batteries of the
Bth Brigade of Royal Artillery. Gemara Sir George Brows
and statf arrived at this Kiklare Station about 9.40, wen
received by a guard of honour, and proandod to the pond
where the hoops were waded. After the usual impaction
the hands of the amoral register& fall to the rear, and the
ordinary ',volatiles were proceeded with. Though there
was oot a "shams fight,' properly speaking, the presence of
am enemy was supposed, and some admirable EU OCIPOTTOB
were executed. The 'nand oornmanding the fortes as.
pressed himself highly phased at the precision with which
the various movemens wen made, especially with the weds-
iag prat. Sir George Dm was subsequemlty entertained
by the officon of tat 32d regiment, of which corps he is
the who'd. no Lord-lieutenant was mot present, ace
were the.. many visitors. —DOS* Mail.
THZ CONDZIENED CIIIMAIS IN KIIILDALB
Gaol.—Up to a late her we Wedseaday Captain Gibbs,
the worthy georare of the Reel, had sot reesind any nth
matioo from the Hotne-cdlos with respect to the comointa-
tin of the capital annum la the nee of O'Brien. Ahura,
or Thomas, the criminals undamped at the moist YAM.
The chaplain of the gaol cominuoisated to Hughes, eon.
defaced for the =Ardor of hit wife, the ansoooeesful result
of the interns Mon oa his behalf. The unhappy man, who
seams truly pnitent. did sat manifest any surprise. having
evidently wade p mind for the worst. The mention
will take place we Saturday ant, at noon.—Liverpeal
Mercury.

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