The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-12 00:00:00

OLY M PIC.

Mr. Tom Taylor's popular and exciting Ticket
of Lem Nan is still being played nightly at this tioarishiag
theatre with nodisaisished attraction. Last night was the

379th °nese:Sive performance, for the benefit of Mr. Henry
Neville, wines admirable acting as the biro of the drama
(the MOONS of wkichwelipess the Colleos Bane) preserves
all its force sad kWh+ without any rigs of lassitude. The
tenth is, Mr. H. Neville Is amp of those rare anon who
take their art eerionly. and an thoroughly is eeriest in
all they do ; is always ea rein; never trines with Ids
part or with hie sadism:* ; and last evening be food hie
just relognithe and reward in the gratifying testaimeey of a
erewded, attentive, end sympathetic Andaman. Mr. H.
Neville Dover played the part with greeter ?igen
and Wrest, sod was most deservedly applauded
at an hi" points," and twin called before the Our.
tie. The play wee send tbroagboet by the noel.
lent origin& seats alit unbend mat and istelligenos
It would be digicelt neve is thy theatre a peep of ** its.
ranee parte more adnetageosely dishibeted. Tlmo es
enedletts of llousollold Poky, sad the bnaleeque of
Nannitik, made up a moat attivallve WI for lin oeariam.

All,ertioe P 4
Marina
The tonne was sew commenced for the mooed round,
but as the leading vessel boa Mien an hours and • halt to
go once rand, there ie norility of the nos being con-
eluded in time, for the 9th oleo of the club thus provides
for such cues " the • yacht does not arrive in the
goal balms the guars at canal, it will Dot be 00Sliadifi
a race, and it moot he oesteeted again oe the following or sub-
sequin day." In Warms, although from the starting of the
tram from Portersionth it cannot be stated a positive, yet
little doubt is entertained that what be bees done today
will go for nothing, and that thence will have tole, rem mad.
Today the see is as smooth as • millpond, and the contrast
Is most remarkable to what the weather Ass ben for the
three previous days dile week, when there was •• regular
lierneee, and most of the yachts tbat sailed on Tuesday
were either dr/meted or received some merinos damage.
The prise oilseed for competition this day by the ladies of
Hyde ran elaborately chased silver inkstand in the brim
an style, ortaleing three beautiful Creek vases, beaded
sad wreathed with antique scrolls, the centre forming •
taper stand and receptacle for posters stamps, he. ; the
outer onto for Ink. The pea trays surrounding it are
richly ornmeeted with floral designs of great beauty. The
whole weighs unwinds of 90 croon, and bean the following
lascriptioci :—" The Ladies' Hate, presented to the Regatta
of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 1864." The selection of
this elegant and Ireful prise does credit to the good taste of
the committee, and the ernefseturer, Mr. &mad, silver.
smith, of Ryde,whe supplied It, may well be proud of his
work.
The Royal Victotia Yacht Club, stimelated very likely
by the gorgeous dispby of fireworks and discharge of rockets
at the regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron, ben entered
into arnagemints to ban a angler display tomorrow even-
frig, wlike,the whale fleet of yearn lying bore will be
illuminated, and then to reason to believe that unmeretta
neideeta re the hired will he gathered ben, in addition to
the large body of rulers. The display of pyrottebuy will
be provided by Meson. Daher and ilos, of Vietoriopark,
London ; and there will be some elegant asd elaborate
devices displayed.

FRENCH BATHING Dittfiri.—The Paris
oorresprodett of Utio Jerre, British Prue assert. that the
matter Is which the ladies dress and coadoct themselves et
Tromoille has beams. a perfect modal. "They wear pr.
merge which for cut are the most extravagant that it I.
possible to ooteelvo—a sort of man's coat, petticoats only
demendiog very little below the plats at which (Musa
ate soppaired to be attached, and coosequently exposing
a great part of their Isp. Those legs adorned with
Bessist hoots, mono tiag to mom than half the calf,
the said boot' laced in frost, bearing tussle at the top,
mod having vary high heels ; rota the maid a peat black
or blue strap, imitated with a buckle as big as a moor ;
' the protests of the most violent colours. sad oft ea of &
combination of calcium which violate. all the rem of art.
On the head the smallest hat possible, without strings
, &onsets hue lorig sinos beim awarded), aad &dotted with
eagle's or other forthers, the hat ban stock rank
ot
0•0 ide, With the hair protrediag I. a huge lump bellied,
' great gilt comb thrust into the lump ; Lally, a long
mail" stick In head. The dress is effusive, bat what 1.
mete 4.estAre is the amour of weariag it. That Escaper
twists is assort of *Baty hopedues. !trash
lurk of a Preach lady wu gaistasie— q 111•101111111
:=7,matter, it cowyerestloo. But the °onto:ma-
i try strerks has thismit tout ode'

HOYAL YICTOISIA YACHT =LIB asGArTA. THE LONDON, CHATHAM ADD DOFII'RdIL-
r WAY COMPANY AND THE MEET PORTER&
• Rit I
Emma.
Lest night the &sand dieser of the Royal Victoria Yeah Ame BMWS 'Carina proprietor, are brought
Okibleok epos at the Clubthonne, mammy oneseronsly before the mamma imal, et miaaa,aaaa
elteadett maegatha Tat, Looms. Esq., the couismodore, awned, Cu the inyamaman of Rams/ Goaabna, wale
The viachair was taken by Lord ilorgbley, vice- porter, with a bald of the bye-Isere of the beemigt, by
commodore • and amo t the company present wine Earl coneayiaa luggage lam the Lawton, Chatham, and Doter
Led . LotTlLLeeth. (inter 6 East, Railway station, witboat having • ticket porker's limes.
'Bea, Sir Jobe Coo r. N. J. r. J. B. Bailoy, Mr. Towle. appeared for the oomphinant, end Mr. /hard, of
Mr. A /lieliniko% Marrhalit 16.1 the Hew. e• ,'• Loadeed for the defendant. The evidence adduced showed
,Oery. .J. 0.4110000. Sir John Berge's% MaJor Vivian, that oo Jody 6, & quality of 'lmmo was taken from the
.1(r. A. Few Mr. W. M. A 34010004 Sir J. Rua Oir- Maio. &minim et the Margate dation M 12.17 p.m. placed
see, Bart, Mt. R. Arabia, Me. F. Arabia, Lient.-Colosel inateide the acanpano saw.. wawa it ander the
'Snobs, Mr. A. Arcedeckse, Baron de Puiviclit, Admiral oars of one of the cosepsey'eportereatilhapm., Maw*
O'Brisia, Mr. J. A. Saba, Me. W. 11. Wyndham, Oiptla eloped be bra oar" by a. *Weer et the AL
Brooking, Mr. W. F. Hai, the Rev. A. Wade, and several as lather ponied the pear; somedia to had
Ober ineenben of the dole. and vidionai the lumps. placed in as censibiss belonging to the &feudal.
1 Abet dinner the C.OSIMODOU ppolrefeA " The Queen." to which it was comma to No. 5, Cocileteeet. The dew
was duly honoured; and Mterwerds "the Prince plahnetend some fellow tickaporters, having watched the
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Wales and the rent of the Royal Family." ! memiadings, followed, and maw the luggage deposited at its
The 00147103003 E thou promeed The Array. Navy, j destination. aid the ponces in charge dthe manias drive
Volunteers," which *ea aspoided to by Woos off, Mr. Beard couteeeted that Mr. Rodeos ((the isteedant),
A 11114403034 for the shot Admiral O'Brien, for the airy .
the busrotschereleirdycotopeny's center, WU justifed In carrying
Load Burghley. foe the aline ; aid Earl fee alio fwgwilioo, and produced an (undamped) sane-
aloothers. , meat and been tuatara isto betweenthenithrm coo-
" The Bishop end Clergy of the -incases" " wan proposed pesy and the defendant, and which Pa the defendant the
17Mr. MICUDIMILNE, Commodore of the Royal Leaden W. right of delivering the canipan,,a pagamen, jump,
lacht Quh ; end& ewe asthowiniph lry. the Elev..llr. hir.,‘Teeme, pilled silsesws to poem that the lassags
WAT. W 14401110 to the doh 1 ths ease by defendant's omnibus, sad inetioded that the
The Vicit•Conisonciaz then proposed " Senna to the defendant boa braes the borough bye-la lee deins,
„.2'lesnjj'.7haexteiti," .ooushos Ida it the health of ; the licensed Past-portent lisant the oaly tto take
, oomminlehe; 'Shia visa very such Mame. Ma cm the other baled. ,
Zr'received. tbe t.ponlisen bad no right upou the att
The COll/1000113. is shift to rams task; was greeted railway wespelly ; mid that the 1
with vocifecous coewing. and he sokoowlidged the the station. wee en the peetetwiNulaXta.a.. their
honour conferred 00 him and the handsome manner ha Geetedy. Us ipabeittiad that, Nampa, in Mr. Town. had
which his health ad been renewed, next had much plenum not (puwoved tbet'the injaanaus am a upend unkaa.paasan,
in stating that the dub wee inerwasegg, sod they might met the infeettrades Ito incomplete, and that the while matter
assured he would a kis utmost to easing. Vest iroareses. fell to the ground Mr. Towne thought differently • and,
F,erl Vainthyotiomd the ". limith.of Loth **ley, the is answer to the beech, said that the iriformolam' meld
Vise-Opmmodore," sad elludecl to. the great interest his have been laid by any inhabitant of the towo, and
lordebile took it It, mid his re:Mimes to do iniqthiagto ea- ' was not a matter for the ticket-porters' alas to
dues to the isterst-of the club. l take up. The Beath, after considering the legality of
Lord &eolith! returned thanks. He mid that the wel- the ieforiliehoe, dialed to innanod with the awe, and
fate of the club Is. the ears's, desire aide heart, and he' Mr. Beard accordingly qlkd evidence to prove that the
repsid de his best to promote Ms taiereets. lebuors.) lump p was M the ebete4 at the 'away company, that.
Mr. Moen:. proposed " TIM Health of the Committee," : tbst the defeial.o6 nee as may meson whom the rem-
who had does so much foe the dub, add coupled with it the pan, allowed to remove thwie passeegera heme from their
Dams of the Hos. Lochs Cann • . premise.. It wes further stated that had—the Inegnm ii
In the usavoidaki elthene. of Mr. Cary, XL Lt NAB- i quoit:Kis hieee Men, . the poimpagy maid ham has. bath
CHANT THOMAS sikuowledsed the compliment. • ! resposethis. Moamar, the ticket porters woe mt allowed
The COIIIIODONE propowd " SUeorss to all. other 'Yacht upoo the premised of e runway. company to ply for hire.
Clubs of the Mingdoei, for which Earl Vans returned The Bona, titer the matter in pefiste mid it
thee*, fee the Soya Tolit &Pathos owl the Royal Westerni appeared that amp thee so teekapeeten epos the'reilay
ad Yacht Club, s Mr. Aroselesthe kw the Royal Londe., company's became they bed no right there unless
in a eleerisnthistio spemb, which easel numb amusement. stimegmed tkr.enam ; ooneerptently they had determined
Ebel VIAL Peelfemet ' The Health of Captain Milohloitoo• to dankse the ones ; bat the tiekasorters woad have •
the menesmy to the club," mid hoped be might hog be their am granted these, if they dowsed, for the Chug of Queen's
eecre. Mood cheerieg.) ' ' Bench. Mr. Tomes unwired that he would certainly advise
• Macao:wow returned thanks. the tfekapodielo totake a ease to the Overt Queen's
Sir G. Ram moment " ttosperity to the Town olityde," Beech;
sod alluded to the nisguificout sup presented by the Wain
roes of Rya.
Mr. Et4toaowoOo returned thanks for the town of Roth.
and stated that the town took es meek interest in the dub
o the club did ii thi toes.
Lea Xo3lolllll' peepomel " The Heal of the Ladies
'Lyda," sod sllpded to the heath el prim they had eves
totbe club.
This closed the prom:edicts.
The armogyments of the club am carried on with pax*
regthrity, which hes earsoieneed the premediess 1111100
=Zhell and Lord Burghley have roapeetioaly.:
s ofBerod commodore and vice-commodore.
This day the prima he contended for was the '
Cap, value 50/., gives by the ladies of Rya, mid open so,
all ye ate beloilaiss to the Royal Victoria Inlet Club. A
timelpeop, mod half Acker.' male. Thames inessurement.
The f -Sowing yachts were entered :
fachts. Tow Owners.
BIOS
Flaw.
white,
I and tiSte,•erset
Marina 65 J. C. Monty, MK.cow".
60 E. B. Hebert, Bp_ blue forked
Maeßiter.
Albertine
4 Blue ,
Madcap 74 .1. ft IA. Dauber. 144. .crest, sod aim,.tw.
Volatile 6O B. C. liaadslay.Esq. MAMA
Osprey
Vestal
Othtes , 1321 i T. Broadtrooklegl Mitch on broom.
North Mar .. A. H. Deady, Mq. .. Blue, red bill.
Of the alma Urge umber a yachts mimed nay three
came to the sterling Tim Marna,. A liertice,
and Volante, a very poor compliment s. the ladies of Ryde
slpse+few their easselid prim.
for staying WOO he at 10 o'clock. Mitthe
Marisa 1000 Mok the thell, followed by the Allreasie end
Tobias. Mariann well to the eastward the Maths had
• famous Ind, but asfortusithely the wiled, which was light
at sorting, now dropped to • deed calm as far as the Marina
wee immersed, although the Alberta's and the Vokotte
eppemod te perk up • slight lirsese. There were many
treads of the Markman Rids Pier mashie" the progress of
the veinal; and great regret was expressed that with such a
lead iS.ibesld sow lie almost like • lge and making no
way. The wind wee se amenably Helmil.thet it appeared
more like • drifting match Om &llama eise, and after •
good deal of jockeying to .arch seer, breeze the Volans.
encoseded is taking the first place.
The Nab light was rounded se below :
X. a.e.
VOlll110 l
Alberti's'
Merin&
On comas &braid of the No.enss Buoy as the voters
to the westward, on main( is to Peery Bay they were
for • time lost eight of, but on coming Weems of the No-
rma Buoy, they were again timed :
V. M. A
Volante
All/014100 • 1 62 67
Marla
The course to the westward the very slow indeed, but
the relative position of the yachts was sot shored. On
rounding the Hum of the Middle, nearly abreast of Nerds
Castle, the following was the time taken :
B. B.
Valente
Albertine
Merles
The Meese sow somewhat freshened At 4.30 thq
Albertine carried away her jibboom. The first rouod of the
race was oceeluded at Ryde Pier as under :
(It
Volante
4 37 0
4 56 30

lESTIOPOUSILTI BM' AND iI3Z tILADS SOCILTI.
—The thistieth annameary of this society was held last
night at Hightoury &vs Tames, es which mode° about
I.M members of the smociatios dined together under the
peteklescy of Mr. Rainy I/ Forster. After partaking
of as Oleinale esterseinimson provided is Mr. Gimasellfe
beet style, the usual loyal Mete were gives cad sespeadel
to amid law them of the compsay. The theism then gave
the tout of the mein, "Prosperity to the flocisty," which
was received with Ind cheese. After naming to the main
ellojestio4 the moiety, namely, the taineetkie of the trade
genemily, and the sonde fie it afforded to the widows and
orphans of deceased mosabsra, be Maned that miwith-
smodlog the streams affactsurede by members of the trade
to sense n iedependence by honourable industry, it was
too ohm the seas that the troth of the ems( was ex.
mimed, " his not is memoir to command eases,” sad it
wean. provide for three imitable faking to de se that
this association was Mabliebed. The benefit. which
the aocieel conferred did not degrade those who tee ive&
three. became they were not zone cbaritalthr delve. hat the
[nit ,o 1 plaiesimethY forethought. No one knew the day
in wkiali, is comeequence of Mermen misfortase, he might
not be glad In receive wasistance from each a fund ; there-
fore It was who and prudent as lie part to contribute is
hie it of prosperity. They had before them the example
set by the Lammed Victuallers ; and, although their asso-
ciation might not be so large or ea inlineatial, it was yet the
mass of brining comfort to the sick, the aged, and the
atofairtneate. to the Dorfman widow and her be) I
orpharis. lie was (loathsome that so roue who bisgoA I.
the trade, and who reflected for • moment upon the vialasi-
lodes of hk and the greatnood diet Ibis orgesivatin bad
*odd *hie lamempertit ,essuning Maio assami. •
Mr. Nee (the eamenien) t has seedibit lion at subsoriptilio.
swag *lush worio-114 Foseter,4l/. ; Menus. Alive and
Co., 101. easeally ; amen Mann, 004.111111 sad
Paulin. 314 Itl., said • Modred gainer is the goyim' ;
Messrs. Comma and Ca, and Main. Truman, lianbery.
md Bastes, 254 each firm ; Meese.. Elliot, Wane; and Co.,
211. ; ilmme. Bid sad C 1.., 211 ; Mown Obarrlegtos,
bleed sad Co., 211. einaally ; Maim Coombe end On.
214 • Mum. Garrett. Whittaker, and Co., 201. ; Mesas.
W debuted, 111. ; Mem. Younger and Ca, Edinburgh.
101 10a. • Mara Matthews sad Causing, 101. 10e. ;
the WasZeinater Brewery Company, 101. 10a. ; Mr. Gni-
nuelli, 11.55., lad Yemen. other subeariptiot a, mountain
to between 4004 used 25004 The health of the brewers,
primes sad supporters of the society, the eheirmaa end
°Mears dthe society, and that of lb. Forster, were alm
oard.slly drunk. The srusioal arrangsmenta, under the di-
rectim of Mr. a M. Mora"gave great saitidartion, sad
on the corMaskon of the peeceediege which were of a very
satidaeloey dander, the company adjourned to the
prams sad peril:Meta M the enjoyment. of this popular
placed am meat
LORD PALSIMSTOX'S VISIT TO BA:TAMIL —Lord
rabosrethe's ally in the osighbourhood of Bradford was
brought to a close ea Wohomday by a viii to the femur
waits of Ilesare. Titus Out, sots, sad 00., at %Bain
The Mk lord proceeded from Lightelifle in Mr. Ripley'.
maims, 111108112=Lby Mr. Ripley, Mr. Edward Ripley,
sm, sad Mr. , private maratary to kis leedeldge,
and passim' through &diced on the way, reached Ballets.
about balf.psat one. The eesehlaery had commenced
running • httle refon hie arrival, at the tonal hoar after
dims hat a large somber of the wotkpeople speedily
resembled amide the and, with others who
had gathered from the adjacent village at Shipley aed
elm seighbourkand, gave lie isedallip a most enthusiastic
welcome. Lord Palmerston was moved by Mr. T. Balk
end le cm my with him and other gentlemen first
visited the • niarch, then the school-room,
and afterwards went ietomveral portions of the extensive
sad was oboes met of the wooderfol promote of
maarfacture maid on ills lordship was much interested
in what he sew, and appeared ea use for information is
matter. of deto:th la kis progress from one room to
soother the made lord bequeath made use of the hoist,
Mr. Salt atteedisg him in them brief Jamey& When be
had arrived at the metre et Minimum *ming shad the
nem were stepped foe five manatee, sad the hands is the
aliment perhaps of the nun took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to crow tato the room and saint is chemise hi
Midair. There could net have been fewer has 2000
people Meant. His lordship completed Lis tour through
the setablithaus tby immition themgines and the large ins
bridge which spans the Aire dose to the work.. Be was Masa
erstortaieed at Inclose. in the private dieing room, and as
a q t for departed forUmlon by the Small exprem
teals, = was stepped at Bellaire for the pmpees. The
noble lord displayed ose of hi chareeterilk pecialiaritlen
by dmilieleg an offer to procure the two tickets requiem..
sod went to the window of the booldarellos to Odin
them him& The Milked Camay kind. supplied •
spedel carriage for him lordship's acommodatien, sod we
may add that the Great Northers Company showed a almanac
mirk of atesetion en his jemmy dews cos Monday, by
piano( a spleedid salmi OW rigs at lis orris% After the
Roble lord had entered the carrup he was amigo intim'.
astiasUTT cheered, which was costumed tin the train snowed
away. Lord Palm ethe bowleg his ackeowledgmenta.
inks arrived at the WeUiegtoe Steam, Leffie, at 4.40.
The fact that hie lordship woos to visit this tows on kis way
to London was set goorrally known, and throe who wen as
the platform were merely the ordiaary pasesegem by the
trains arriving or departing about that tinas. It wee
eat lung, however, ere Lord Panorama was reinsieed, sd
she reas which he bad hitherto sairmally received
le his visit to Yorkshire was equalled at Lords. if sot is
extent at least ID cordiality. His lordship &tallied from the
artiste is which be was seated, *ad shook beads with may
of throe who weedily surrounded him. The Medi, mover
is which he received the greeting of the crowd culminated
is his reeogoitima of the enthusiasm of • boy, whose ...haul
desire to be Maud by the Premier was unt unrewarded.
With • pleasant smile his lordship held out hi bead to his
yuathf al admirer. end maid, "Ran, young use ; give us your
rm.^ it aced 004 be added that this farther proof of
poiality was received with the utmost favour by the arm-
Wets, amid whose farewell churn the train moved off at
to minutes to in—Leeds Mercury.

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}turas Cowman or St/BOSONS. —The following
emanbers of the college, hawk" brae elected We're at pre-
view aneednes of the council, were admitted as such op the
Bth bent., via. :—llsres. Octavio' Adolphus Field, of
Seesea-gardees. Hyde-perk, deplane' of membership dated
Auges" 12, 18313 ; cad Gerald Yea, of the Nord Navy,
Dee. 24,184 L
[Apitertiosiest.].-- 11OLLOWAT'll Paul. Dys-
mite Dissrdars —lien of the &seems ef the digetelre woos
~rat is a weeloteee of the effected parts ••••thi a deklesc,
or depravity a/ thebeat Cr worts Pees Thee pee re...Kabala
the right performs's of tbrisejsseliosid, sad the. WV,'
rotors arid tensest. appetite, Died*. sod health. If oeVii
?Ph perpetually prelest meset cluotile hedisestios sad He at-
tesdaitt malledied that out hardly be telievird, sad certainly that
seise wow.lmed by say alter mesas, steedsal, dietetic, sr
etheirielst ..an see sereigsbly adapted for twee y dole sad every
ffeffmray'a Tilts (sand he equalled for the part
rults• amist.weratalet Irewepeweethey exsecles an
ivt topooes, sad macular system; sod
they In Maid/ lakatbal In SMOG/ neetnty.