The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-23 00:00:00

ADDRZEIEES TO THE PRINCE AND PRIN-
cm or WALES.

MUSIC.

MUSICAL SOCIETY 01 LONDON.
. . . . . .

The Prime sad Prisons d Watts, atteacled * the Hee.
Yrs. &near and Captain Grey, arrived at 11nriborough
Renee, at 20 minutes ,past 11 o'clock yeeterday
mask* from Window Castle.
Their Royal Higtusseses received addresses of ceingatuln.
Mee upon their taserMge is the afternoon.
The Lord Mayer and °melioration of tlat City et London
enfold at one Oslo*, sad having sesesabled in the Gonad
Hal wen congeated to the aloes, where the Pekes runt
Primers of Waist, attended by the lodise &Ovation's el
their hoeseheld, received the address.
Royal laglusess returned a graciotu answer.
The Recorder read the &arms of congratulation to the
`Prlncem of *else. Her Royal Menne, pre a traria%
reply.

The third orchestral concert of this society took
place yesterday seeming A St Jamorlall. The pea
yams of the pedals eac• was as bilevalt •
nit L
Da •.) INAJAIL.
Ytev cit. " ears's eleiteatil Dd ARS," • SAO:
machos, Banton-
concerto (Violin) us tite. lir. Canada" Mass
Dort, "Now for Min I lbv•d".(.7essaada), Madams
beadansdherrlagisa sad Madams Balaton-
Dolby Moon
Ovarian (Meludin) , _ Mendelsohn.

PARS IL

Symphony, No. 1. In • major (Op._ll,
aria "'oar 6e moo eamse (Le PM am Clara 6,
Madmao Lesnmemahorrimpan Herold.
Overture (Prodoes)

The mover and 'seceder of the addrees in 11110 k cams were
Presented lay the Lord Meyer.
The mares. from the University of Oxford was received
at three o'clock. The Earl of Derby arrived in his gold em-
broidered robe ea Cluithellor, and wore the ensigns of the
most noble order of the Garter. The noble earl and the
members of the Untwersity thee Inhered to the presence of
the Prince of Weiss is the ethos.
Thn oddment At Ns 'Mose of Wale use read I* the
Right Alips,SmEarl erf Deady. Cthethiller of the Lieber-
sib,.. The Thiaisarabit,_ Ma,. Dr. iightiloi. Radar of
Exeter OA" ; and the Praetors, Rev. W. Chambers,
A:., Felloiof Worcester, end Rev. G. W. Kitelith
ILA., of Christ Church, had the honour of beteg presented
to his Royal Rieman.
The adder= wee 'blinded by the Bight Roe. Wifhm
E. Oiadslone and Sir William Reathooth Dart., members for
the Ileiversity, end by the Right Ron. J. W. Reeky, and
divan other distieguished members of the University.
The Public Crater. Rev. It. Michell (Lincoln), end the
Registrar, Edward Bowden, D.C.L., attended is their
official capacity.
The Mime of Wales returned a redone answer I. the
addrene

L this pinpsimme, it will be theinod, time van no
eymphenyloy eny el the grist menthol nompoeses ; bin in
eompenetion, there woe in the tint pine Bsetharnali emu
tun to Leonora (the third whin); be wrote ler his only
north • work which in Me imp amnion and pen&ser
el style approachee to the ineinitode of • symphony;
the mend pinspabere wee Moline's violin onsorto ;
thirdly, this. IrM tbe symphony el IL Wan.
_ .

It is about uattootoary to odd that the hail was
crowded So the dom. for this Et always the aro at the
toatorta of the XI/kW fleasky d Lobar&

aorAL ASYLUM OP sr. AM3PBSOOISTY.

List evening die anniversary festival of this
iseittelios wee esiebenied at the Leman Taves, Bishops•
seloseitlea, raw the presidency el Um listquis et Baissot.„
supported by Lord Gordon, Sir Pear Van Lawn Pale.
Bart., Rey. Biz E. 3 Jotholl, Boot., Sir Reboot eydney.
Caplaia pa , R.N., Dr. Lowry, 101 Akteedsw.
°Wain Judge, Dr. Ahlia, Raw. Mena Nadmais,
Has. Mamas Huge, LA., Rey. Joseph Rem, ILA.,
Bev. N. W. Laotian, Y.A., R. lialswell. Pal., Bev.
Mules Wish, LA.. ke. no guests anisibmed is .B
nearly 150 geattemen ; end the general amenenemats were
soak as ham &IMP ditinganhed the annimmary meelings
el this seeissy.
The result al te. Noble marquis's spewed was that a indi.
minptione lit wea snsonmed anseunting to needy lAN.

A 101/150f04111 deputation from Cambridge Univenity in
1101141110111441110 were cooducted to the Promo and Prince
of Wake.
The

DEZlVAorsxis`

read the address to fits Priam.
His Royal Highness returned • paricess &sewer.
The Vies-Chasseihr reed the address of ompat elation
from thp University to the Prisms of Wales.
for Royal Higbee= pis her reply.
A Bible sad Prayer-book, elaborately and beautifully
booed, WON presented to the Priam (attar the addrem), Mid
were brought by Mr. C. J. Clay, W A.. of Trinity College,
the University printer.
• dligeatilles from Ediabargit was introduced, coediting
d We EWA Hoe. the Loa Provost of Edinburgh, Robed
Jolissers, Esq., theme E. Roma% Esq., Alemoder Ambles
Ing.,Joits Boyd, !eq., and Adam llosamin, Eaq., magi&
motes at Edinburgh ; John Cox, Esq., Couvesor of the
Tads' • of Edinburgh ; Almander Sill, Esq., Owego
Robertson. Err., William Skinner, Esq., rennallors 'of
&diehard' ; James D. Ilmwiek, city clerk of Edinburgh ;
sad H. Gahm' Leuraen.
The City Clock read the oregratidatori addresses to their
royal Ingham's'.
The Priam of Walla Warned a gracious answer.
The Primes of Wiles gave a gracious reply.
The dePdatioa from the corporation of the pity of Dah-
lia was °Deducted to Um Prima.
The Lord Mayes read Abe oongratidatery address
was illtiminnied on Millum) to the Prinos of woo,
then presented it to his royal highasaL
The Priam returned a grade" answer. ;
A dtPiltatiOo from the (lewd Ammo* of the Chu:abet
Scotland was juin:duped to their royal highalsom.
deputation was headed by Lord 13elhavna, sad mosisted of
Dr. ltimet, Moderator of the Gessral Amiably of the
Cbunds of Sootipd, the Bev. Dr. Cook, Sir cheep Omni
Bettis, Bari, dr; leans Ddrympis lilphlastese, biat ,
&P., Joie Tait, Seq., and Campbell Salutes, P. 4,
ehlem _ _

About ball-past nipijecloolt. lust . iiot, * fire,
attended with grist deshipeace of '
pta erlpi, brae ant on
the extensive priming of- 11r. le-u. -bookbladva. Bed
i:ansticai
boa-court,
Fleet-street. ' was of=dwt
exteediitg from lied ' dime
workmen tat a work at ' dock at whieb limo wig-
thin •144,410 d Partutl7 . f After that=
mastoids cm the batik ndbs et vie
observed alight •of as we** in tht tep week-
room, and feel* eimviseeft. 4* had out, at_cros
gave the alarm, end the slignier were sent for. Same
their arrival, however, the ire bad obtaieeda muspletiritold
of the minim, which Were filled from top to baiter&
with paper, and in lea than half an hour the whale
build* was ewe mos. of Mids. which the cremes ware lin-
able to extinguish unlit it, with the whole al its valuable
casket* were reduced to a hew of ruins. A sewer ig I.
mares of wiestructioe in' lied Lim-court, the holies in
which ere shored up by krge Umbra, want of which
caught his, and it was with greet difficulty the flames were
prevented from attacking she remainder of the honed in
the aunt A portion of Aederten's Hotel, situate in
'swourt, was severely damaged both by in and
.' About 10 o'clock, when the fire oa Mr. HT
had nearly exhausted itself, node, wail van
. the homes that the premiss. No. 10, •
court, Fleetetrest, sheeted between two and three
wads to the eastward of Johnson's-court, sod occurs
illophbllloiain Alms el the British reisederd Ind We
illowslialculec had &mitt fga. TM fireirsen at marinaded
to the plies sad India' no one ea the premiss* and tbae
thew was evidently a fire ref/log.ln the beck mom as the
hest her, at as. kola epee the' bustled'', sad en gain
upstairs found upwards at 40 eranse.lis is *blast in
the back Tooth, and the dames rapidly tbeir Wet oil
the stains.* The eloginier were beaught tato
plg, sad handl, isemededin slopping the fisting power
the timoth
of the Ire. frost If It
of as imposed the papei: limmett' lied beerAeldlit
y maks a
had lilies down the &haw. The Are am Mr. Yuescht's
premier I supposed to have originated from a spa boon
one of the workinee's lights having fallen insosarst the
paper sir ving% where it had been mouldering, for some
tiros. The loss of propaty is very large.

The address of oougratulation was reed to their royal
highnesses, and a gracious answer returned.
A deputation of the body of presbyteries' ministers in and
neer the cities of London and Westminster was inhered to
the 'slow'. The address of congratulation to the Priam of
Wales was read by the BIT. J. Martineau. The congratat.
leery address to the Primer of Wales weaned by the Re►.
Thomas Madge.
Dr. Sadler mad the Rev. R. Brook Aspland were presented.
The deputation also comprised Rev. Dr. Cromwell, Rev.
T. L. Marshall, Rev. Robert Spears, Rev. Henry Swains,
Rev. Jeffery Worthington, Rev. William James, Ray. M.
Enfield Dowers, Rev. J. Penton Ham, Rev. John James
Taylor, Rev. William PorMer, Rev. Henry Jerson, Rev. L.
Lewis, and the Rev. Robert C. Jones.
Gracious replies were returned by their royal highnesses,.
The Prince of Wales was attended by the Earl of Mount
Edgecumbe, Lord in Waiting; Lieutenant-General Keay's,
Comptroller and Treasurer • the Hoe. Robert H. Meade,
Groom is Waiting ; Captaia Grey, Equerry in Waiting:
and Mr. Herbert Fisher. Private Secretary.
The Prima of Wales was attended at the reception by
Lord Harris, Chamberlain, Counter d. Grey, Lady in WA.
fig, and the Has. Mn. Stowe, Bedchamber Woman in
W
The Prince and Princess of Wales visited South Reusing•
ton Museum yesterday aftereooe.

LATEST PARTICIILLIII!...ANp OFFICIAL REPORT.

(THIS DAY.)
This extensive fire was not Vitally extinguished
until as advanced boar this day, sad it we. this found that
the property destroyed was far greater than was at Seat
eatioipated, for the number of shade welting to be baud
wia
sad sesiody a sinee week baa escaped.
nvarwlf espy of the report as forsishiel
by blz. Fogs, the chief Ulcer of the 13 distriot :
No. 1, 'asset, Flsebstreet, Mr. J. Hewett,
bookbindiw building. four storeys, 50 feet by 20 het,
burned and' fallen down ; contents insured is the Hantbin.
Head Firrodles ; building supposed in the West of England
calf; The die wee extinguisiesd by firemen and 84 hired
with four steam lend engines in by Shand and
11111= oes by Merry weather and Sons (private), and the
usual menusl power imagines of the brigade.
No. 11 ditto, Yr. F. Clemow, hotel-keeper ; front severely
damaged by Sr. sod contents by water and ramoved ;
insiest@ bowed in the Union Fire-offio• and also the
buildislNo. • Red Lion-oxut, Mr. George Enen, *Mar.—ale
flooring, and jointing burned, end oestents is frost
MOM awoad-Boor iaNwed by water sad removal; insured ia
the Pliceeix-odee. _

Na 14, lfr. W. Beaver, wood engraver ; No. 12, Ur. W.
Wellman, advertiAng agent, and No. 13.—Proeteseriodaly
damaged by fin and water ; insursnes unknown.
No. 167, Plestodreet, Messrs. A. Jenkins and oa, °arum
and gilder.—Back fronts 'combed, skylights broken, and
°admits iu wareboneas serious damaged by water and
breakage. Contents not insured; bulking in the Had in
Hand Fire-office.
No. 163, R. Brookes, sinew. —Building similarly da-
maged, and also the ountouta. Uninsured.
No. 169, the Record Newspsper•offioe. —Back fronts
scorched and contests damaged by water. Insurance Sot
' known.
No. 10, Bolt-mut, Fleetetrest ; the British Standard
office. Beck room first floor and contents severely damaged
by tire, cause of the, sparks (allies from the premises of Mr.
Knevett down the chummy ; ism awe unknown.
The mains of the New River Company were drawn with-
out lees of time, Mr. Poole, the district foreman, being on
the spot at the time, so that pleety of water could be obtained
'1 to feed all the engines, both manual and steam.

TIM ROYAL WIZ/DENG Pneristrea-Me under-
Mead that it will be neemary that the jewel, now exhi-
bited should be removed shortly for the Priseem of Walsers
personal use, but that her royal highness has peeeizsl re-
sealed that the most Important of them Mbe all d
returned from time to time when sot remind. Prises
sad Prinoess visited the exhibition yesterday afternoon.
NATIONAL COLONIAL EMIGRATION BOCIRTY,—
A public meeting was held yesterday afternoon at Willis's
Booms, to promote the success of the National Colonial
' Emigration bloceety. Lord Lytteltoo presided, sad was
i supported by the Earl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Baxley, ILP.,
, Mr. C. Buxton, M.P., Rear-AdmiralDenman, the Bishop
I of Sydney, the Dean of Carlisle, Sir W. Farquhar, Bert.,
Sir D. Cooper, Bart., Captain Kennedy, Mr. H.
Barnett, Mr. if. Boma, Mr. J. S. Mon, lir. L.
Harper, km The meeting was numerously attended.
The chairman opened the pomading■ in an elaborate
speech. The secretary reed the report of the com-
mittee. It stated that hie Game the Duke of New.
castle had promised to brim the °lipids of the society before
the notice of the governors of the colonies The committee
had placed themselves in communication with the different
calomel governments, and favourable replies had bees re
mired from Tasmania, Natal, and New Zealand. To the
' latter colony the committee had within the last few days
chipped off several female domestic servants, under arrange-
ments with the government of Nelson. They bad also had
an interview with the Mansioc-hone Belief Committee,
and tendered an offer of their services in promoting mid
directing emigration. The connection fanned with Bir- FALL OP • SHOP IN LIVERPOOL.—On Tuesday
mint.m pre good reason to hope that an extended afternoon, as about twenty rmpfoy(es of Mesas. Hakim sad
system must be organised in the large manufacturing Parker, cabinet-makers, of Churcestreet, Limped, were
at tea, the flooring of the room in which they were sitting
towns by OM= of branch societies. Since the formation 1
of the society numerous IMPlliaticom bd. been romlioed, fell in with a terrific crash, the whole of those moment. en
from Intending migrants, but from the losurbeleser of well se tie debra of the floor, going through the one Wow
funds the committee had been unable to 'Mary more than I it. As the shop is situated in me of the pnocipel to
partorough-
• very small of the &mods upon them, and they had fares of the teen, the ereeh wed the screams of the
still Many Mall waiting for assistance. The Earl of Mattel- , injured by the accident created great consternation. ttr tab
bury thee moved- 'That emigration affords an important I a considerable tame before the ponies injured could be
channel of relief from the distress at present existing in released from their awkward sad deogerous onetime, whoa
various parts of Great Britain and Ireland, and that midi- , it was found that several were seriously injured. and use
time' efforts should be made to assist those who desire to female, named Frances Lanky, sow lies at the Royal lath,
emirate." Admiral Denman sexioded the resolutioa, and nasty i, , semi ....A.. camdid.s. my m
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it was carried unanimously. The meeting was afterwards deaf i. not pientir-41-y ham, bat th•-"'esiZriaii;77o-
- by several gentlemen, and a resolutiou affirming i have to be pulled down.
that the objects proposed by the society were entitled to I Tmn Aimin,.......,,,;__,L__,....._
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general support at home and in the mimics was carried. !at 9.501. The fesre;4l.'"is sley'''''''.......7
sa°°:ar.aPirtaidoletlin
The misting terminated with the customary vote of Musks the
t Mad is the Court of Exchequer :-'• No.
to the &airmail. 1. Nat ,s i "1. 2al
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USA by officer Edward Mo Cause
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOC/NTY.—The deputation ' at ..i.......8.ir ~,...„ equipped, furnished,
end
„ 4..
td by the Royal Apiculture' Society to make a tour with intent te be"'";744;;iih servicec.f pp1....tt1a.....!
of -inspection in the north, to prepare for the society o cuing, or assuming to exercise, the powers of self-govern-
meetiog next year, left ballot+ yesterday by "express a for meet in and over • foreign state, colony, province, or
Michelle°. It comprises Lord Ttedepr. General Hood, the ship or vessel Alexandra, of Liverpool, with her
arid Mews. Btendreth Gibbs, Fisher Hobbs, Cantrell, a.,. and furniture, as she Deeies._B;.,,,,, i
Sam
and Pain. The candidates for the honour of the society's ..-.----"p4,,,arde, John Kiog, C. W. Beirci7 B. B.
meeting are Dsrlingtoo, Durham, and Newcastle. Th. wmus.•
8.6.18417.17.ma1reitat held itlyetshs:twthillleseemat Netwemil..ol "amnia Oaveraz. PASACL—Oiti Samaria Day..-WXD-
IllaDaT Aram n.-Adiniseiona ee payment, 1.066 ; ditto
• sexed visit to the same place, the odd, are thought to is . _ ?
sy seems Mae* 716 ; total, 1,771.
sedition" ntiweenn°liteb"badmi:troeirhi*er al"viatheingethadeger toUttasMil..The
xiich._dvuertomihteniromemost.inc—Hole
PILLeb. •NomanidD OINTtaI-
°WY doubt as regards Darlington is
aa a° Ws' Against health dwells within the house. whatever the person's station et
Ihrbeffialiikom soltileasidiaMS:b°°bdeleefiCtl:nat iaThliald'a•Peatrjesbsiwirmnbovi- cainunutand boalinwer powers, wmaYers.treru. :611.'417:3)Y...0i remunttnexedieelb7a latehtirsacetPursilfmytirtge
ever, carefully weigh the capabilities of each. This day, and natural way. by expelling sit impurlUct. relieving all hurt.
after having goes over the mend at Darlinpos. they sal accumulations, sad inducing prefect regularity or action,
la lids should give them innocent and effective medicaments a
to Dorbam, •ed, haring examined the WU ad gone t.irtrha bd.re it themselves to fall Into a chronic
Ctlittertookos Shoot TIOMMOD to 11.1 forward towards .4,,,, of ill lwath. pills and ointment may be safely used
emmbld . N•w•illa- f3f, the Bth of MOT GA .I.d So by every one who has the misfortune to have infirm, uncertain.
the mammy, who then Mate upon which tom their Maim or bad health. Neither age, win, nor climate Invalidate the
fells. The malt is anticipated In the oath with ten saliency of them admirable medicaments, which are unitarian,/
i MIMIC Ivaned.

Mou Fram—Whilst the above fire was raging
two others metured„, One wee in the premises beloegisg
Mr. G. Ban, cabinetmaker, No. 42, Curtain-road, dhows-
ditch. The warehouses were Dearly burned out, and the
rest of the boom erreisly damaged. Insured in the Im-
perial Firs-ethos. Th. ongin of this lire is also nsheown.
Another fire was at the rune time in the premises of Mr.
F.. Mouatiord, dealer in fancy goods, 17, Holloway-plem,
Holloway-road, slat the Meek in trade wee senosily
damagetL hooted in the Imperial Fin-aloe.