The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

NEW PHILHARMONIC CONCERT&

These concerts, which have been carried on by
Dr. Wylde for t►irteen years with laudable energy and dr
served success, began for the esaaou at St. James's-hall on
Wednesday night. The concert was an excellent one, IN
will appear from the following programme :

PAST I.

Overture (limit) _ _ ...
Sp 41r.
Arfik. .. Un aura soma° ' Mod !ma Wiwi, Signor
Naudin llowt.
Concerto, fur Violin and Orchrsars—Molls,
Signor &wort Mendel'.
Breit. and Soii& ' Sweat bird." Madame LIMMI
mans Sher:init.:a—Flute obbligato, Mr. IL 8
..
. .

Beethoven. symphony. in A. NA. 7
PA U.

Overture lienararelde)
Arta, Some" Xasesiellita, Mow Needle /Luber.
Adagio e Rondo, •• La alediallter—Violin, Signor
&Tort
Le p', Dv vtltage voids" (Le lamest), Madame . .

Lemmenn Sherrington
Overture Altion Hamm,

Auber.
.. Weber.

-Dr. Wilde.

The izanscriptioo of this programme is almost a sufficient
description of the coooert ; for all the pieces and all the
performers are well known to the musical world. The
concert wee not a whit the worse on this account ; on the
contrary it wee all the better, for every piece was of
acknowledged excellence, and every performer a favourite
of the public.

A FEMICH VIEW OP THE GARIBALDI RECEPTION.
—A. London correepoodent of the &tele, M. Jules GtWrin,
writing to that paper on April 12, says :—" Garibaldi
arrived in London yesterday. Although I have lived in
England many years, although I have attended mithusianie
meetings and brilliant manifestations, I humbly confess that
I did not yet know the English people. I speak of the real
horny-handed people, browned by the heat of the forge or
of the sun ; I did not know what ardent sympathy there la
in tboee devoted hearts, or what treasure; of admiration for
liberty are hidden under that calm and almost cold exterior
of the English. The reception of Garibaldi by the people of
London is a fact without parallel."

VICTOR HUGO TO ENGLAND. —The following is
the great French poet's dedicatioo of his new work on
Shakespeare, published this day in Park (by MIL A.
lecroix, Verboeckhoven, and Co., of Paris, Brussels, Lsipsic,
and Leghorn) :—" A l'Angleterre.—Je ful dedie co liens,
glorification de son poet.. Js die i l'Angleterre la 'trite ;
mail, oomme terra Maitre et fibre, je l'admire, et comma
sail', je Vicroa HOOO. Quemoy, Hauteville-
house, 1864." (Traoslatios)—" To Begland.—l dedicate to
her this book, in honour of her post. I do not flatter Eng.
land ; but as an illwitrioss, sad a Tres toiletry, I admire
her, aid as the sanctuary of salsa, I love bet. —Vicros
HCGO. Guernsey, Hanterville-Hoses, 1864."
PATRIOTIC SALZ OF POLISH J ZWIILLSRT. —WS
read in the Wats of yesterday :—" A public exhibition
of the most interesting kind and a sale by auction will very
shortly take place at the Hotel Lambert —the exhibition
on Saturday the 16th sad Sunday the 17th of April ; the
sale on the following Monday. This exhibition is composed
of jewellery sent from all the Polish provinces in whiok
foreign domination does not render impossible such proofs
of sympathy, by mothers, wives, and young girls giving
up their ornements for sale for the benefit of their
countrymen who are armed in defence of the common cons.
try, or who are victims of the oonecription. The exhibition
consists of nearly 4.000 articles, necklaces, bracelets, rings,
be. Some women have even sent their wedding rings to
swell the number and the amount of the offerings. There
are valuable objects and modest articles which will derive
their value from their pious origin and the tonobiag re.
collections which must attach to them by those who solo.
elite themselves with a noble and holy thought in baying
them. This is an appeal of the Polish ladies to Fronde.
We doubt not it will Sod an echo =Gag all *lames of Psi.
aim society. The exhibition and the sale will take plow is
the paled gallery of the Hotel Lambert (Rue and Ile-Saint
Louie).*

The treasure shipments from San Francisco dur-
ing Lei year rousted to 4033.980 dole., and the or
merchandise ezporte to 12,802,214 deb.—Ceti/oriole pew.