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1164 'IIFIE PRESS NOVEMBER 27,1858.
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ednetwhefarscieut,kinesopneeariatc,t; entitled Thirty
silt: iPo
urei c"
Birthday, was produced on Monday, an
ter. Of the Mozart symphony the people's yet published. It deserves a place in the library of
French of
,depends thepi. piece, which
on i
its
ss
histrionic
the chief element. lie breathed into his every student of singing.nest
its the yearning tones of the human voice, _
his genius most strongly sympathized. Chappell's One Hundred Dances. Arranged for the
tewaeetdleiolci;
fr'orilnietisittece
merit than on the graceful sprightliness of allilai:
rich streams of harmony into the heart
Murray, as the heroine, and the droll humour of Ale
Cornet-e• Piston by Franz Nava. London :
's confided to mechanical instruments,
portrayal of that peculiar depth of Chappell and Co.
t---7---TE 124 ar Ctg.itt!ttEll,i,g,t:Ntat.
F. Mat:htews andt
It Mr.
t.tCooper.ao
•utional intensity, that glowing corn- THE greatest praise we can award to this little work
ssioned sentiment, for the expres• is, that the various tunes are for the most part good
. inmost heart supplies ample, of their kind, and effectively arranged for that new
le, resources to the human and favourite instrument, the cornet.
,bilst giving free vent to the Almost any moderately endowed player could make
' his genius, by acquired. as by an effect in them, and nothing is wanting hut a
THE return of the Bank of England f • lice 'passable contrapuntal skill, pianoforte accompaniment to render the publication ,
ending Wednesday last, the 2lth inst., shows the
ss of harmony and tcnal complete in a musical point of view. for le week
following changes compared with that for the week
'e orchestral instruments
lty of vocal expression, 'kti. us i r.
,ss in his symphonies r....- preceding :
t, and emotion with Decrease in Circulation
sided advance upon DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Increase in Public Deposits
'y were, had been Tim Pyne and llarrison season of so-called English Increase in Other Deposits setsv
tritteiri
xpression of corn- opera is drawing to a close at the above house. Mr. Increase in Securities ..
The most free Harrison takes his benefit on Monday evening, Increase in Bullion
trees of instru. when Il Trovatore will be performed for the first Increase in Rest
r Beethoven. time this season, and with the beneficiare and Miss Increase in Reserve "—•• • • • • 516,01 e
Al language Louisa Pyne for the first time in London as M Bullion in both Departments
anrico 18,780,330
Almost ex- and Leonora. The performances of the past week Circulation, including Bank Post
Bill,
n defini. presented no novelty whatever, unless a repetition,
pTobret a
nc changes n
'They
yshown p r
ibnye i thispal
ly comparisoncaused2 ib'ly:het:re largeim -
t super- or " revival," as the bills had it, of the eternal
d last Bohemian Girl can be considered as such.
-nake Miss Louisa Pyne saag the music of Arline amount paid on public account, and by the attain,'
rte, delightfully, and Mr. Harrison exhibited his peculiar to the aggregate of private securities. The Public
u- abilities to great advantage as Thaddeus. Mr. 11. Deposits now stand unusually high, amounting to
• Corgi's Devilshoof was a very spirited and vigorous no less than 7,671,0004.; and, mainly through the
impersonation, and Mr. St. Albyn made an efficient additions made to them during the week embraced
Florestan; but the rest of the characters were but by the return, a large aggregate has been added to
'ebly supported. the Reserve. There can be little doubt that these
______ revenue payments have been one cause of the
LYCEUM THEATRE. increase in the securities. The abundance of money
M. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS. out of doors, and the difficulty of finding profitable
LIEN is indefatigable as ever in his efforts employment for it, has induced an addition to the
le tempting musical fare for the million, Private Deposits, principally from hankers. The
ee happy to add, quite as successful us in Bullion is again approaching towards nineteen
by. millions, while the unemployed notes are more than
ues to blend the utile et dulce in his twelve millions and a quarter. The Bank, there-
yammes, and to win the approbation fore, is in a very strong and satisfactory position.
usicians, as well as the substantial From the character of the Money Market this
general public. During the past week it seems not improbable that we may have to
theatre has been crowded nightly, recal the opinion that rates will advance before the
'fficiently important to require end of the year. That opinion was not expressed
been produced. hastily or upon insufficient data, and it was
held also by men of the widest financial experience;
but it must now be modified so far as to say that the
pain. probability of an advance appears somewhat more
remote than we anticipated. That it will be made
..._
before long there are manifest indications. Trade is
TDER I N U S 0 F extending; a number of feasible projects for profit-
E A R E. ably employing capital are prepared or preparing,
we imagine, than to and there are altogether many signs of approachine
'akespeare's to the activity. Whenever that period arrives money will
the same in its be largely wanted, and capitalists will not be slow t.)
'e of' the world, take advantage of the increased demand. During
little variation, the whole of this week we have had most abundant
-he tragedies, supplies in the open market, and the rates have
emselves as seldom been higher than 2i per cent. for the best
they did to bills, fluctuating between that price and 21 per cent.
ies, touch To-day the general run of transactions was no
slings to more than two per cent. upon the best bills.
'e with The supplies have arisen from a remarkable w-
and willingness on the part of the public to invest at
the any sort of securities, and they have consequently
ill lodged their money with the dealers at call. Indeed,
g there has seldom been a week when fewer invest-
ments were made by purchases upon the Stock
Exchange. This may be explained by the fact that
the Funds are considered to have attained their full
Clue, especially as the political horizon appears a
le clouded by the state of affairs in the Italian
'nsula, and by the trial and condemnation of 31.
Intalembert. At all events, whatever mit, bo
Ise, the public are keeping their balances
tely available, instead of employing
intained. The commercial inquiry has
es, the present prices of which majt•hietelill
active in Lombard. street; and the
three per cent. remains the minimum,
a fair, quiet business.
the future calls upon the market
to of their probable amount may
Yesterday a Chilian loan for
flounced by Messrs. Bating,
'-cur-and a•fialf-per-cent. bonds
in the Ist December. Vit
mthly, and their paymi2nt'
`n
in this case is one
'iceroy may probably
And Oriental Steam
se a certain effect
aynengeoxtit.a The Egyptian
tion for about
t.
• are ready to be
'r in the course
'k have been
'rchases of
1 bills on
I sped°