The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-17 00:00:00

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(moues Tsunamis.) RAUL ENGLISH OPERA.
144 (+Teeing Mr. Harrison had hie 6niefit. The
THE POLISH Disuaßacerwar.
theetu, We need ec•reely eay, was crowded ; for the publics
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The Orand Duke Constantine has left for Skier- lead u a pufsemee4 end suer fast to show thoir aloe elf
niewice. his delude on snob ooesoieu u this. The enterieimeale

lihibefieved that hie Royal Highness will visit 4;;ll6Btedorrhe 1,14 of 17ilarociTTM aefw2t ;;; alle vied
the theatre of war. Losers, Preys' s MA predated ow Tuesday last Mbomou of
The chief of the secret rewolwtionary onarmittes ! the. QaP" the dace ala Pnamudi Via." PI".
whir* we bargained, !tree sesseet ; sad dittesound nee
of
in Warsaw has published an order prohibiting rk, p„„a.,e, D.„gmer. 'waist's haaughd opaisw
the inhabitaais frna sigeing the address to the reareukt wag, to the amp mayor as hit year, and
Emperor proposed by the Margins Sigiaanuwl weer west of better, or more sucessefully—indeed it
Wielogolski. asimed ra fresh es on the night whim it was lea produced.
Raatiki tenderedbhTwig-ma-m.4mi cm,. ewe was applauded from begisaiog to rod with the warmest
calor of State, asking the eighth airerber of ake a".°1!"1.6° nito: Pi"r" bi. cily
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council who bait taken this step. All Mho bare he hadgees to antetiagoad A, mammon$*ettß►rdt,
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resigned belong to the ocusersttive pan*. Genoa, nodes the title of 77te Rote ej Erie, Pad when it
igrELNA. maws Ow hal the most briniest encase.

A detachment of the infantry of La Hari has
bees draws into as ambilecachr start indrifilcri
three miles and a ball fres ?Masi, • atilt Itißl ibff
men. The Minerreotisamy movement Win attendee
tii*Pleekow.
atsocour, Yana
Conaiderable menses of Russian troops are ait•
vancing upon Poland sad Lithuania.
The Dictator Langiewien his leased motional
bank notes of the value of two Polish forint.

RUSSIA..

ST. PETERSBURG, M•acs 13.
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The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day an-
nouboes that Priuce William of Baden has left for
Warsaw.

Flex lidjsety's bon wee econpied last light by the younger
,bradiress of the Rote! Yamily Dem•erk--tbe Pence=
Tyre, the Prisms bawds, eine (we androdood) their
lesdena accompanied by the Marchioness ol Ely, and
sepnaded by sevesal gesdassen of their sidle. Os their
entering Ai box Idiy Weietislutier rotala itandb.dt
applause her all pests of thy boars, which ere yore( laid
greaelally ncknowleagod.
Os Saturday the bet nigiri of thr mood Mire
1061.1 Pyne dims her belied, for which ocansion the hae
most iudiciownly sedated Amber's delightful Doers 1 Le
Domi.s Noir—a pied which., whether we ausider the
sherds of mode, the gaiety at id sebjed, or the demurs
of its libretto. we ere inclined to mind le the cid/ or angers
el the French oaroic opera stage.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MARCH 16.

The military oommittee of the Chamber of De-
puties continued its deliberation to-day upon the
amendments proposed by Herr von Furkenbeck to
the law on the military organization of the country.
None of the ministers were present.
Paragraph 3, as proposed by Herr von Forken-
beck, is worded as follows :—"The strength of the
army in time of peace shall be fixed by a special
law. The yearly budget of military expenses shall
be based upon this law."
This paragraph was, with a alight addition,
almost unanimously agreed to, two members only
voting against it. The Royal Commissioner, who
represented the Minister of War on the committee,
declared that the government could not agree to
the amendment of Herr von Forkeobeck, and
would not bring forward an organic law on the
military orpinization. He further stated that by
such discussions the conflict between the govern.
ment and the members would not be avoided, but,
on the contrary, be increased.

HEE MAJESTY'S.
Mr. Mepleson, the lessee of this theabe, taw,
pellished his prospectus of the approaching mason. The
following i tts substitute.
The theatre will epen on Saturday, the llth of April ;
sedan enteeriptios will be for thirty or forty nights, in
the option of the subscribers.
The following performer are enpged chaise :
Mdlle Titiens, Moyle. Art& (first appearance),
Louisa Michel, Mdlle. Rosa de Ruda (first applause),
Mdlle. Hallos (Best appearance), Mme. Albool, Moe
Lanais, and Mdlle. Trebelli. PriesiTenori: Signor
(Ant appearance), Stator Bettini, Sieber Guntetti
(lint appearance), end Signor Giuglini. Berikoes end
Bona : &goer Della Sadie, Mr. &today, Signer Papal,
Signor Prices (first appearance), Signor &peel° (Ant
appearance), Signer Raid, Sisson Violeta, Signer Rovers,
Signor Heoshiei, sad M. Gorier, Other important engage-
ments are wadies. Conductor of the °rehears, Signor Arditi.
In addition to operas selected from the npertoire of the
theatre, the following will be produced for the Ant time in
England :—Ls Forte del Deatino, by Vert% ; Faust, by
Gamed; Nicola* Lopi, by &Airs (the libretto by the
Sammie Merabiso d'Assglio) ; sad a new adaptation of Fla
tow's Arreeklbe amiss the personal superintaidenes of the
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composer. The followiog operas will be revived :—.Liosio
di CAOlllOlOli, by Dooixotti ; "Welt°, by Beethoven; Moron,
by Weber; Lc Nora di Figaro, by Mozart.

The ballet will iinsiude the areatest dancers in Europe,
particularly IND*. Ferraris, IW.. Beretta,
Poedaini, Moor Airtniatiuo, Signor Cent, sad
Maio cat*. The carps de Wet will be reinforced by
numerous additions from La Foals, Mil►n.

On the opening night U. Troratorc will be performed,
with Mille. Mena, Madero. .11boui, Signer °MOM, and
Mr. tiantlay. A new lionsaata will be produced in hollow
of their /Loyal t. 4 krinos and Primer of Wales,
the music ocennatied eapreatii for the mouton by Mr. W.
G. Cosine, the words by Mr. John Oaenford.

9144 IA.

DRUBY-4112.

•
Th. performative; at thai,house were varied last
night by the revival of Mr. Falconnes popular comedy of
Bremner, and the burlesque burletta called the Spanish 1
Dearers. The cast of the comedy shows many alterations
that are hardly improvements when compared with the ori-
ginal out at the Lyceum, bat Mrs. Edmund Falconer still
plays Mrs. Willbriar—the outspoluin old Lancashire warms
—and still makes it the backlroe of the piece. Mrs.
Bowers, who stood is Mrs. Chines Young's place, is far
from being as natidactory in genteel comedy as she is in
melodrama; and Mr. Loraine, who played Frank Haw-
thorns, Mr. Leigh Murray's character, has not vet smirked
the art of Weg his great natural advantages with ease and
prwileiesa Mr. Emery was much mused in ltobia Wild-
briar, though Mr. S. Oilhaem went through the part with
some spirit. Mr. Barrett and Mr. Robins, as the old doctor
and the fat footman—the first in his original part, the
mama in Mr. Rogers's part—added much to the effect of
the comedy. Jenny Wildbnar (origleally played by Mies
Bate flaxen) had a lady-like represeatative in Mies C.
Weston.

The spectacle of Bosnia Dander has been cut down to
make room for them revivals, sod the second act, in which
the great seen of the gathering of the clans is shown, is
new all that is given of this drama. There was a good
audience, and the comedy was received with mach
applsase.