The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-29 00:00:00

fat accord, and shersetstistio of the age wk:th the WOO
were admitted to rscalL Toe wades damns sa
armour—s
d issiquier
—die joinder by knights is complete plate
blouse ef fres lacers in a French kr. ••.—the field where
the nionarehs met, with the tents, dais, and throne cowered
with the drop d or, are as near readily se in a theatre it is
possible to it
The
There is SSUI• medal daaciag I y
MAW. Clirlatise. The Ofilitlik ma on its lint sight's
repreeentaties received withalmost uproarious approbatios, I
sad will no doubt become as established favourite.
CREMORNE GARDENS.
The weather, ea a Glitter of course, had its
Mavens, on she wen/acre at ttis popular place of amuse-
ment, but it was only • qoetticu of degree fewt is, soy
theamede being ease ded, Ware were only a thousand',
she as sole as the rani aetualiy ceased, wok 0001110. and
lam it was dark the •jades' presented their usual c
ease
of saissiles. Tans is one at here to pleasure- 1
seekers, sad that is, that if weather for out-door inijoyment I
shall WI. there is maple swonesmodatios under cover for
A away pewees as climes to avail themselves of it.
Although the gardens have bees regularly °toed sloes
Eutaw, it is undesstood that the actual meson does not
commas" till Whitsuntide, and the varied attractions
far the summer sloths are not supposed to have
ressited sempletioa. C.ipsiderable pa ha haw been taken to
reader the grounds sarbaddiegs worthy of the eztensiv•
whisk the pteprietor is aosameased to receive.
car:Vl has how renovated and re-painted in a style
whisk say he called, without the least esaggeratioe,
as the
arta-
tle-. the de and esontis relleadsg great credit
twee mid skill of lair. Forster, the artist who has bees'
in the re decorations. The awe and plants,
coked little backward, are vigorous and bloomieg,
sad with a week's ems would be es hammiest its
=see abundant. • new ballet ds tirconstenee,
The Red, Waste, and Bias, has been pre-
date, the mess of which ie laid in Toulon, and
contri-
some
lowliest sessery, dresses, sad dancing. are
made to
l.'s a th • Ilse!, frati.rnisatiou of French soldiers and
lbellib eallen. It is surprisiag, considering the limited
• epee el the theatre, what geed aroma are produced. For
the rah the estataissests are literally legion. There is
Ira Pasta, by the Brother* Russelli tight-rope doting,
egefeeira, ;.aispeaslise,
olsikesse4.siffermva,oliialZ,is,a zientgateprienneeft
. g; a equestrian cirque, for which, swoop others,
- Eleinades is asgegoll ; u very elaborate model of Sebes-
, as sass is little, a boeiherdment of the town
Sum
by mesa of a galvanlo battery ; a wooderfol
of stresoth, by a Signor Thug Napoli. who has a
OM Mon 41 ewe. And from his shoulder, ac. The medal
• dinerlawat embrass Sunnis Mud, with several violists
* eltiment ; Weide, a imam by the Fuck Pyrenees singers.
The drowarks .re displayed, with innieset effect, in
font sof the mew
lifebßysanuas building, elled a
the magna of oats the Second, Avery slafterbs.
isle NA well sassed piece of workmanship. It is
ealasand that as the oases miasma MN 110Tolties is the
' ikeekk lopartment will be attomptwl, of a very unusual
stasmar is pyrotecbay. Oa the whole it may be aid that
lb, oily thing maimg to sake the plate thoroughly enjoy.
greets its frequenters. is a little sambas by der and a little
• INAMIIs of temperature in the *weldor, which it is to be
hayed will set be such lugger delayed.
- -
• TM ZOOLOGICAL GAZDEIIII...—The infortenete
. preamme. et tau dudes seedy the whole of the day
. nalerially shacked the lbw of visitors towards Rastssee-
nib t but they wore
awed" etan a
ale to be coasted tar
• sais. The ariasted esters all
Men iliferest grass of of samba ; hat the
ste feel bleoeselsaillsh the Why god
1 . 111 paleale; We nes* wig all 8/wombat
, edermarses Whelks of sooslutys, asd. abeee all, itat
&ready loloweelleg seeeity, the artavineium, 'prase/
to be the 'kW Ibilidlis.
130101cY ZOOLINIKIAL OARDSSe.—Thin peptise
place of vadat esseeisesest. oo famous foe its minis sr
pree ntadoas medial Iselosiais displays, °posed for the
lishos VlsollAryi he was ell the We, was very sum«
sanely stases. The of attrast, bo-
ides the smagerio and the minstrels, was the sew
plasm of Ilehadopoi, by Ilk moss, which has already
beta fully dewertbed is the Doily Nam, sad which yester-
• dry elicited the 'dainties of all beholders. During the
✓ akesoos a &Wight reptweetatioa was given of • Russio
i . arty wed attest al tlill Realists retrenchments. hay
~ wake is the Seel papaw of the Rowans. Acedk
: * soother sktie ea attsapted with so sore mow, e
way, afar Maw eta great easy la-works, replied to
o by as 0400 nimbir es oar ado, Tessa himself to tate,
• sad sages afar is 4, the plata.'
TEXISOWS WAX WORX.—Tbe exhibition el wax
mesh Iwo at Baker-street attracted its hell Awe et MM.
ewe es Irbil ll.aday. aideoar last oedemata eseslaw-
•• Oh stalks haw been se the esikalks at liens.
:, lbe whisks% et twat belay the talehrldes el Me pram
al. ww,lealstaisi the late Emperor llribeise. of
the &dies
, Turk I. 0 veeras Tks. Marshal St Ansed. UM Itegisa,
: awl kestalkol, arranged is sae weep. awl appeready
• waits tuestlar as Itsmeoeiously se Am. they were seam-
' bled at some coat payout. Those, sad a Igen of tbe Doke
• • a Osahrideo which sow forms port of the royal tastily
✓ moo, hiring the chief seirelties, deem most anodes.
WILD'S Owes.—Notwithatandi the nagenial
weather this admirable place of es at was my
wilittended yesterday. Ia sidities to the model
-, ai which continues Is attract such soda, the
" • 101,1111, saintly asstratad s medal of Cronstadt.
1 TAW Si WM be gained a very
_deer lies at the &SW-
a. Ike W almaO week ear BBalticSeel had to eta Wad, for not only
seethe Ism
jar
bet ellthe shallows,
diemsWl WAWA. stalk weft of Ille Balk Sea.

The bads's at Mace Deafer oinfinameed as Mimi
with the procession of calash Beadily-whoa children ow
Whit Monday, wiles 26 'shoo* and a total of 11,000
children, walked through the poisoittel Musts, oath school
the
by the olsrgyass, ehavehwerileas and Madsen, of
the church whia the school is attached. The procession
terminated at the cathodal, when the Bey. John Spotlit*,
M.A , new of Boeleatoe, preached the faunal sermon to
the children. The streets wore oe usual crowded by fa-
mous Rushers a people to witness the processions. The
dissenting telltale nave their preeentions as subsequent
days of the week. Most of the scboolo, both church sad
diessten', have arranged for one or tweeze/unions into the
cosatty, to places 16, 10, or 60 miles distant. and one nil.
way compaay aloes has outlasted to take 60,000 children
to various elbtanoes &wag the week. The weather is ea-
mediattly floc sod if it °outlasts so, the tulle on the
rirail-
• ways est of Manchester to Loudon, to Paris, to
eaches+meter*
plases, *ammoniate for lose sad sod into M
ass the rases, asp be nutted to be ve largo.
Oar Birmingham corresponderynt writes, " the
• poet Bane is marries it is the provisoes ; the celebrated
earns@ at Dad'. y are illessinated ; the cutle grounds ate
thaws op sad' a number of entertainments of so muse.
live olteruisr, sasoust other, balloon ascents,"
db-
solv'tig fad (pew excelitaes, of course) the battle
or lakermaan,* are peovided. Yesterday the place wee
'Wad by wastage *ousted. from Bimategbas sad the
drawly populated ssiseral district of Smith Staffordshire."