The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-31 00:00:00

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HEAL Lad BON have &nerved for some time
that ft would be advantageous to their Customers to me
a marl !Arnie selectlea of Bed.recen Fundhre than is asnally
displayed, sad that to judge properly of the Pee and sleet of
the diNerent descriptions of Familiars, It Is whessrary that each
esiptELECTE
ioe should be placed in separate room. They have,
therefore, D Larp and Additional 11110W.BOON8, by
which they are rambled not san
ely to extend their show of Iron,
)tram, and Wood Bedsteads, and Bed-room Furniture, beyond
what they believe her ever bees attempted, bet eh* to provide
amend mall rooms for the purpose of Upton eleMpletei suites
of Bed-room Maraitare In tho different styles.
Japanned Doti Goods clay be amen la complete suttee of the or
mix different colours, some of them light and ornamental, and
others of &plainer description. lianas of Pained Deal Gothic
Furniture, Poli
shed Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are aim set apart In
separate rooms, so that customers an able to see the effect am It
would appear Ia their own2coms..

The stock of blabogany Goods for the better redrogzivmd
Japanned Orods for Plats and reerrante. me, la very Lir-
craw& the whole farming se complete an amortment of -
room Foralture as they Wakens possibly be desired.
BEAL sad sera ILLUSTRATIM CATALOGUE of Bidateade,
Bedding, and Bedroom Turatenre seat free by=6..
117, 11111.Tettenhameoarttead,

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Fraokfort-on-the
!(dace.—Rummer Season. 1864.—The MINERAL WATERS
of ROXBORO, en evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated
Professor Liebig, are eittaulants tonic, alterative, and apialeit.
They ale of admirable Denies in removing disorders of the .to-
meet and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when
the &Wankel circulation Is defective, ambit the preemies of se-
cretion, end eve a healthful regulanly to the orgasm of
nutrftios and aastrodatioo. They are powerful reme-
dial agents in cases of eniariemmit of the liver, in affections of
the spleen, to hypochondria, jaundice. hemorrhoids! disease, end
ototanate constipation. In cases of gout and all other affection
produced by inefficiency of the digestive frinctOns, the most ham
result.. have been obtained from them. The efficacy of Me
waters is more especially recogniaed by those who drink them
at their source ; for then, Ihe invigorating air of the mountain',
the gaiety of the surrnunitine scene, and perfect obstruction
from the cares of the world, concur in assisting the adios of the
medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, which in the beauty
et its architecture, the judicious dieribution of It. apartmemta,
and the richness of its decorlittnne,surpiseesevenother edifies of
the kind on the hanks of the false, contains salaam for balls and
concert& Milo, for the games°, Trento et Quarante and Roulette :
the former is played with the half Ref Mt, and the latter with
one Zero : the daily victors of the bank at the Trento et Quit-
rents table is need at twelve thousand pounds, and the maxi-
mom stake fa four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other
attractions may be mentioned • large and cornice ta tale reading--
room liberally forniabed with German, French, English,
Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journal a coffer-room in the
Olympic style of decoration; • divan, for the enjoyment of •
chra%nojpening on to • Rae terrace paved with
a g amhatte
dining-room, where there to a table d' to
la Francese, twice a day, at 1 and 6 o'clock, under
the eaperinteneeme of the celebrated M. Client, of
Parts, who is the lean of the refreshment department
of the guesses. An sieffilent orchestra, numbering forty dis-
tinguished musicians, performs three times • day ; m the mots..
tug at the Wells In the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the
Casino, end in the evening to the grand bell-room. The new
nilway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the ocitaktrts
of Frankfort. Than are eighteen testae a dry. to or teci, the
Ye as late es 11 o'clock. As the .V.:c:cupitis only half an
bone the ammements of Fran an within reach.
Visitors to Homburg may get to in twelve kern, to
Berlin in fifteen, 'to Pert, is esteem, and to Landes to twenty.
Mar, eo miceLlent is tholnleemenmeliniaffilen by PAIL

HYAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and
R 7, oxrimussnuret W.,
ars such admiral by Palmate sad Orierdlsas for quality, lambics,
sod eroarear. kaiaks/backer, Wssensinstor, Osborne, and
Windsor snits, Ida Od. to Ws. ; boo, Harrow, sad Rugby suits,
26ft 305., tits. sad M. • tryings• room Issadrossoly fitted up
In connexion with this &palmist.

MUSIC.

I'HILHARIKONW 80CISTY.

The sixth concert took place at the Hanover
Nears Howls but night. The geopasems, which was u
follows, presented several features o extra:Ai:wry is-
tenet :

TABS I.

Sinkage in C (Mt time of pe;foratoneo ) Schuman.
AM, Bort Gana Mt tenor at the Boyal Tboa-
be, Hanover ,hle first appearance to Sairkind)
.' La Dom Blanche" Boieldleu.
Concerto, violin, Barr Joachim.
Soma, .. WI: rabbi Mr der Seblemaor," Mks
lens ArralWar (" Der llintolantrr Weber.
rantaita-overttiro, " Paradise sad the Port"
(composed for the Phlibarmatc society
Jubtloe CeriCarD W. S. Behasti
PAW ti.
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Keenle t A. No. 7 . ...
Beethoven.
Bautsran. "at to che imioettiarl " (tin BNB In
Mneebers") Signor Dells Sedie .. Verdi.
Bolen visas. Herr Jeschke ia' "daal. 1 ' • s"hr.
b. Prelude J & Beek.
Desk " Quante Amore," Ilea law Araytege
sad Minor Delie Seale ("Vila& (Amore ").. DordzettL
Maid'. •• 'Lulus of Athens"
Conductor - Professor eterndsle Bennett, Hun D.

. _
Though Schumasts's symphony did set appareled, make
• peat impression co the audios*, the directors were
justified in producing it. The mesposee in hi lifetime
bad • comedians repatatioe is his owe country. aid there
was • shoe; party whiff/00Po fez as to put him forward se •
rival to Meadelenelio. Nam kis death his BMW has rime is
Germany, and his works are frequently beard as the prin.
cip•l conaerta The bearing of hi symphony last tiled has
left ea in the same way of flicking is which we were
before—that there are only five onsposers of sym-
*isles—Haydn, Mozart, Best►wes, Spohr, sad Mao.
delseoho—who stead above aid apart from all others,
and that Schumann dose sae Maud high enough to
be admitted into that illuetrious brotherhood. The
spophoey la certainly the. work of a master, ands not
destitute of beauties ; but as a whole it is long and heavy.
beating simmer marks of labors this of iospiration.
Joachim has nude Beethoven's eonesito peculiarly his own.
He plays it se so oos else is able to do, and net light his.
performance of it wee more wonderful than ever. From
the first bar to the last it was a hlaze of beauties, which
roused the audieace to a pitch of eothueiaom, undid by
acclamations continued for WOES! mieutes. Joaehiaa's
subsequent solos of Spohr and Bach were •rquisite per
formaacee, and remind with the warmth they deserved.
&modals Bennett's fantasia overture, " Paradise and the
Pen "—• beautiful work, full of genius and poetical
helium—was played cos assort by the bead, sod applauded
to the echo by ths anthems. It oughtto be often repeated,
for it is one of those deeply-thoughtful oompositieee
which piss by repetition, and discloses sew beauties every
thee its heard. Of Beethoven's seventh aymphooy, sow
ueivermay esteemed one of the greatest orchestral works,
it is milkiest to say that the band did the amplest justice to
its beauties. The vocal mesh was vary istereatiag. Bow—
er rather Dr. Guit--•e satire atraarger, showed Auroral to
he a maw of no first clam, and completely paned the
firroar of the audience. Della fiedis's merits are well
knows and duly appreciated, sod Miss Fanny Armytage,
notwithstanding the nervous trepidation under which the
laboured, made • very enecoofel Mist, eviaciog quslitise
that cent fail to Pam her in the frost risk of our Sepik
Tomblin.

FATAL 00C171/KNCL —YellierdAy morning a fatal
&wicket occurred of Erg►la dories the Ocean race of the
Royal Landis Itseht Club. It appsars that Mr. Charles
Firth, of the fm of Dawes sad Firth, Black wall, had
lately purshased • yacht called the Cygnet, sod left Lordoe
for Gravessod fee the pawpaw of miss' her copabilitee sad
aceompanyiag the vessels is tbe race. A maa sewed David
Barrett was espied to aoaccapasy the party, sad under-
take*, t GI the ♦ stiff breeze drove
them Rapidly down the Aver, esti after pante( through
Blackwell Easels the Misr was sods fast by a small
rope. Through sane aosidest the rope broke away and
the tiller struck Mr. Firth with cassiderable violence,
koockins him overboard into the river. The accident was
immediately obierved, but the vessel had got full war
uppoons her, and it appears that throe ca board were so meth
aYered that the coons of the vassal was set awed.
Mr. Firth kept adsat for some Wastes, but e►entually mask
Wars assistauatie was rendered is hima. The body has set
rat bona /mad.