The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-18 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEN' S-6, MAY 18, 1864.

ROYAL LYCIUM THIATRE.
User the ash Meite el Mr. PICEITIL
Mr. FICWIIIII will perform ea BATIYADAY lead,
May IL Cleadiss, Mr. Hart: Poisalea Mr. J. arCalgbill
obol/4 Mr. 0. Jordan Diertes. Xt. C. Veadeahcdt : Herello,
Mr. J. a Mem ; Ist Oreeallapr, Ma H. Widdletadie :limb,
Me. 7. Charles : Mama W. MriSraie. Moms.. 2y
Madam{ Mart W CiAlett. Mee
Lela Tiny. Adana Mks M. Meeasie ; sad elantesde, Mir
Plowattly. The sewersearry sainted by 111. r. W. sins.Teibba—N
Me Emu caem balimiat sad Nuelet eamereesear
The whslezet be divided betirein the
Mama sad the Dramatic College
salmi W.-1•1=.-- Wiz trove LI ti.llll.
head tee May le will be cm hatarday, the tlet.

AGRICULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON.
SVCOND INTIIINATIONAI. {HOW OS
Foxhounds, Poinises.
ENTIIIMI. lisMson
Desebounds, MAIM%
Greenman', Vela'
nadir tindsuati BMA* Foreign Watch-doge. Vervain
Minors. and Pda, to he held at ths Apieelturalatall, Islington,
oa /VIOLS. datorday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
2701, Ma Myth, Mg May, and tet, lane, Mt
by order, I. SLIMY, dm

AriCULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON.
Ile KOMI SHOW will 0P1.211 bit July. —lllllllllll
ea the lath Jaaa—Prias Wet ere now reedy, Y/ may
be obtained as ippiteellea b S. triDNIT, Sea

AZI..ICII4,TIJRAL-HALL, It=
viewria twailatesaus. N

THE OXFORD. THE MERRY WIVES OF
wrinsink by OW Med* rod UN BALLO IS WA
by Verdi. THIS ZYZNIKO, by Yu wbol• of the ow-
Plasedar, Joastssaaas.

eIIiIITION.—JOHN BROODIN recoaamentis
V the public to have Ur drat Gold stated on the invoice—
'. Pins Gold and Pew Geld,* as &gybed to Jewellery. being •
&Iola& JOAN BRAXIDLNI3 GOLD CHAINS, and .11 &dicks
naaantectnred by Ids, are mid upon this principle. and at the
niaatitesterars' prises. ISaritilaciary,l4 lieniettootrsek Covet*.
woe, N.C. Ames made of chains and jewellery for in each.
—N.B. This sel.MYlasM in closed et I la the evesing, and an
listurdays at 1.

DIM MEI/8 TERCENTENARY KEEP-
Aor wia—Tbe laid at Ac's Mai" la • sob box.
. Ikl.—lbe Wk Seratal Gabs Locket, la.. by p
tar I* samapa—Tbs ambet, Id.. by WS lot T slab .
—TN bat Bea as eat* la.. bumicat ry st.acapa
—C. 10, broad, sad la, Oatulda,

ViH, constructed under Mr. KEIKHLL'I3
arrtented Invention !secured by loyal Beal 17th lay, Me)
carnet be surpassed for contort, appesranoe, and durability.
Palatees treatment, sad only atm hours required. Treatise tree
ter ernes tamps. Decayed Teeth stopped discoloured Teeth
rased,Time seedente. Cessaltaliese tea—. 1. Gcu
varierea, Beadeliest. W.. aa4 at Heaaetra-1411. Wrweragata.

PRI/IMITATION TO MR. STANSPRLD, KP.

-HALIFAX. TUESDAY.

This afternoon a meeting, at which ;boot 8,000
or 10,000 pi** woo pram* was bold is the Mean.
faintness" PisenieL HeMax, whoa a pion d plate
eC the mar et sieve 800 piano WM 11114 S M Yc. Sire.
hid, LP. by his tarditmests. in • Wass at appointee
at Sir past stories; zed as • neck of sesidseice espond is
has by hispolitiedtrieeds. Thatendreciabsi cowistsel mac.
sidosat andelaketua holding Illeiadles. The pMar is hosati
kW, deocesied with foliage. trotted the teems Con shiebb
one beers the arias et MIS Haagen ooryonike, anodise ir is.
tended far the aims of the titeestrild thasily, Se third for 6
crest and setts, nod the fourth bore Me inania. I
Mos :—" Pwieseted at the Piesel6ll. LW*, as Whit I
Taos*, ISt, $o Jaen ittereield. Jae.. Seq.. LP. for
that bereseit, as it expression of the esteem and sonatinas
with Ada he is rearaded by his ocestinteste Mr. Maas-
hid outlets supptelere reek at the While Swan Hotel a
twao'sieek, sad smallest la preenden S. the Plow
hall a ilatlie bins 8 o'olook. Pb... wets two bawls al
saasisist tissprweeden.

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et the premiliade•sik
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istis mia Irving mi et
tooriamis,

Mr. STASIDIELD stood terwsztl, end mid It wee lies*
Tear dose he addromesi ties from Net my yet. Ile
might tin to elk tie approval at a step obit& ho bad
motored to take, be both. ties just jobbed her Majesty
preened odebaidretioo. He Dow Mine More them solo,
. .

he wee ping toy to ask their conftrssaMot of unbar
nip, but that vast seessibly end that theiemial wen la
ilmoselves • complete jenifiestimt el the thane be had
liseterly takes. (Obese.) Ho did sat we Ulm them
to utter any unmanly complaint of the neap to which be
bad been subjected, or to the menthe which be had
to make, but he freely onfeseed that he preened the air
comity and felt the duty of rellsquishing the poi whisk he
had held for so abort a limo with bath whey end lapse
To that port he had OM MOON with themes !
of purpose, and with so stint of time and Wow. la the
midst of the sneaks of while he had bees the object be was
able to show to the House of Commove and tie theatre
that the amount. of the numerous and not shiphedbling
and ship-repairing establishments had bees Owed on •
footle. which would bear ecesperien with say private Ism
(Others.) Provision had hese made for the itheinetie of
smith roatlithilioes in the orpaithos ad saperrithe of
bluer in her Majesty's dockyard', calculated to enable them
, to occepete ea fair UM/ with the private shipbnildiag
establiehmeats of this country. All these arreagemants
' required not merely to be Lid done ow paper, but oomelant
watching sad con and • urea Web of time for ellevelep.
moat, end therefore they would sodomised him whoa he
maid that it was with both repot sod amity that he
faced his work so seddeely broeght to • close. Mr. Stens.
Feld then expressed his pleasure that he had been =needed
in his Ace by Mr. Childers, la whom be had the greatest
oonfideeos, en the sons at his experienee sad his sympathy
with Mr. Sliandeld's views on Aetna* matters. With
Memos to the matter whisk bed that day milled them
logellese, he weld my that all who thaw him (Mr. Stain
bid) would be aware that foe many lug years be bad felt
and &owe • deep interest in the nese of Italian linty sad
iadepsedeare. (Chan.) To-day all Bodied held that
• bet be had held it whoa it was sot so °unman as
sow. He would tell them what bad bees manly the cease
of his earlier faith. It was due, above everything elm, to
the personal influence of Gee 1131114 when he happened yean
ago to thaw. Need be name that man He meant
Joseph Maxeini (Cheers.) But that men had bad
aa . exceptional eaten. (Mats might have done
the work of statemnes. 'them the work warrion,
but his bad bees the preenzeries work. He had
instilled into the side of his •fflritryls se the kiln, which
was to be the faith, and the hi* whisk wee to overcome
all ObAbOiBll is the way of the unity cif a divided eenatry.
Mr. Sienna thee called attention to the eulogistic 113111111er
is which Garibaldi bad recently spoken of Musial They all
knew of what Masziai bed been accused. He (Mr. Stens.
UM) knew Menial to be incapable of such • crime.
(Greet theariag.) He asked them to put themselves is his
plece—he Inked then if he was to have been so base sad
cowardly as to deny the friendship of long years, would
they have deserted him !—(air of " No, —neither
would he. (Cheers.) And therefore he appeared
before them that day. Now, be wished to do
judos to whet he thought prejudice, whet It
wee beastly entertained. He !sew that there
was as immense prejudice against Mune it this meaty
bat he would say to them hesitate is veer jadpaeat as
to that great Italian patriot, attach some weight to his
(Mr. Stanafeld'e) testimony, for he had given some pledges
of the sincerity of the oormictioss which he entertained re-
specting him ; for having deluded Manini, he had become
an object cif attack. He begged to refer to the debates
he the Hum of Comeau oe this quetiou. Oa the fiat
night as which he did that which be felt to be his first mid
Merest duty, be defended as absent and wrongly
I accused man. Some questions were put es to his
I implication in the @opposed design, but the Hoare
of Commons felt it the cv unworthy proceed-
ing to endeavor to extract evidences which might
injuriously admit • man pomibly to be treed for his life in a
foreign court. (Cheers.) The House of Commons told him
sot to mower ; be was not thinking of himself, he was
thinking of the man whom be was defeedieg ; therefore he
did not answer but ie • few days there cams a change over
the spirit of the dream.* Some chance Deemed to epee to
political parties siting on what is celled the shady side of
the bum, sad the motion was brought forward which wee
intended to ccedennt him sad force the ministers to throw
him over, or suffer lone for refuting to desert him. I
Then he did answer, sod after he bed spoken, the
Prime Minister, with the fidelity to colleagues and subordi-
nates which had ever distinguished him, and with •
which was inbred in his very nature, rose to his de-
fame, sad said that his (Mr. Standeld's) explanation the
perfectly satisfactory. (Cheers.) Then there was • hind
of his who also came to his rescue (31r. Forster), end besides
him there was • speech—the memory of which would never
pus from his mine—from Mr. Bright, which was simply
and absolutely perfect in fie eloquence sod in its truth.
Well, that evening came to a close, and resulted in • narrow
majority spinet the hostile resolution ; but his friends on
the shady side,aod one or two os the &they eide,who seemed
to prefer the shade, bad not yet dose. On the night before
the Easter vacatioa Lord Eleho asked the Prime Minister
if he (Mr. fitansfold) had tendered his resignation. The
Premier then came forward and mid the resignation had
bees tendered, but that he did not think it nommen to
accept it. He Lad refused to accept it, and had asked him
(Mr. S.) to reconsider his decision. (Three cheers were
here given for Lard Palmerstee. ) So this second act la
the drama pained over, and many fried' told him that hi
troubles were now at an end—(laughter)—but be did sot
think so. He knew ton well the eaters of sours of his
("pothole He knew too well the state of parties mid the
party object in view. Now the Prime Minister having
refused his resignation, the question remained entirely is
hi (Mr. S.'s) own hands. He determined to deal with it
himself according to his sethe of whet was Deceestry
and right. He knew that the object was to '
wound • minister who bad refused to damn him,
be knew something d the state of parties and
the chances of snows@ ; be asked no counsel, bat as to facts
be had made up his mind. Before the Fester holidays had
elapsed he announced from his old seat below the
gangway the fact of his resignation. Then there
come • few more words from the Prime Minister,
words so fall of generous appreciation, and more than
appreciation, of his serviess, that they could sever pass
from his memory; and then came—why, thee came •
sithen—(laughter)—and • panes, and • weeder. He had
I cealleoged inquiry and discussion. No one took up his
glove. He bad now told to them all ; he left to others to
point the meal. (Cheers and laughter.) Mr. Bluefield
then proceeded to comment briefly as the toadies foreign
and home gentian in polities, and Geisha& by thanking his
felkew-toweemen for the mark which they had that day
I given him of their eselidethe sad esteem.
Foatrra, LP., aloe addressed the mauling.

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la prim sad ~mow to us. Timm advsaispebsve moos/
kr this tmk, peers! ersterisca IS Is mold la pailisis er vas