The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-06 00:00:00

MUSIC.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY..

The fourth concert of the season took phkee but
eveelag. The following was the pregmeete of a highly
interesting porkereease :
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Osaoado fa Ware, pleader,* Now Moor Itimard.
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Concerto, violin. Mr. Cooper Noadskarda.
Overture (Der Frolrhafts) Webs,.
Coaductar—Prohafor (Mirada. Beaffelt, Jim Doc.
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The vocal pieces sung by lidlle. Thiene- were the most
attractive features of the cower. It will be sea her the
programme that each of these piers was a chef Cowry ;
and in their perherease this brospenrie Mir exerted
haven in a ruiner whir' emir& tie manna te eathn•
skew After the "Now ad stir- the anima whir rang
from all parts al the mem mu preicoged attic .he had LA
the oscherra. and brought Int back to repeat her ante ar
knowledgmente. After Neyerbeer's sir from Berri is
Malik whew the applause but trek to sabile; iti was
milled el "Idayerbesr, Member r • by erre parses who
had observed the illeetriees -spree in • ben. Lew le-
-1 Meat the whole reirese ram and all um wire direrall
towards him, while the room remanded with erhorlier.
He roes and bowed hi thanks for a mark of respect whist
I most have been very gratifying to him.

ROYAL ITALIAN 0/12.1.

Mdlle. Adelina Patti appeared last night, for the
tYM time this season, in the Sinamunkla, sad is ranked
by s fall hams in the 110111111 t which was to be sapsoled
%Gar bee triumphs et bat MUM EgiO• than she has bad
series of brilliant mocomes in Frume sad Germany, end
»Miss to es embellished in pima, sad with her moil
powers stresMileased end nishired. Nothing 'add be mom
taptireisi Nem her pereenstien of ths inlsreseleg someday
girl, or mime 'hamming Gra the style in which she marbled
the diadem embed Belbare beat opma. Nor meld &Dyeing
be more 'seismologic they the applause she rewired ; and
it was widest that this wee the emirtuommint of free

triumphs still peeler thee those of het year. Rs wee
ably .seamed by Oseleni, vises Elvin* bee always besa
are of lib best parts ; mad Teglinaeo, whew Count was as
agreeable sad gentlemanlike performanoe, was much sad
deserts* applauded in the pretty air " Vi savvier.•

DRAMA.

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-BT. JAMBI&
Another fairy extravaganaa wan produced het
evening at ta• above theatre. It is iron the Fro=
or
of Yr. William Breesk sad is entitled Prise t A ; or
the ?airy Boots. There is me ainer a andled
estiplam wither of its piell err It. ; ibe
almost thelygramty
by its title. Of course is a
fills admirably represented by Mr. Itresk letlitems, two
pee
nay whom he is dwiroes of sad oas
farsitear wham be isis to prevent
bee"'Oahe marrisd. The termer *rat he assennibbose
bat ad the latter ; ae fats.. Ameba hiterlimes, with
the ineiblilde pima combined el yeerth, gni beim and 'a
bensficient fairy. The rambisorry of the ;den tame mair
elvety up.. tin, rowdier peocurty pens= =walk
roses of enabling their owner to We
the wheed-for niemest. By aid of the them awed
triand oonveehmt situations are pained mid
ed The extrempam is written will mon ibis
said spirit, sad was received with Mill mare Sea mod
eatheelano. To those—sad we fear they are the
who ow far modem bedeemass, we one ralalliallaMilline=
Ameba. Ito author was amenamed Wore the sorb& and
mast demonstratively applauded.

Ms Mau LIMON'S "Amor
Mark Lemon has spurned, at the Gallery al Meabstiorn
his esientainammt, entitled "Ahern Leedom; Webb be
ken rendessi Wideman" stigmatise * the Minden of
genes day srehmedogie detail" sad the sakeilitntima al •
valise, of abszacknatio skeleton end humorous mascaletes.
The Aseamee soar proms ea nary smoothly aad spiritedly,
and is both imetewstiw and arangoap.
Hionsunr BAAS Throats —On Saturday even-
ing the proprietor opened the memo with a grand Mtn.
The apt music hall aid the grad diming hall were throws
spa. Msay thousend peer were Mid the ern
tradions el the evening were rendered speadly kAtieselteg
by ties pethrwswes d the Female mad Ye mer-
velem issis of Lestesil. The pains woos bailee* ills-
Wasted. mod the daseing PPP pigmies *Wenn was Pup
op Id& pig spirit be th mown* aloha by lair.
the figilipal lima Miring in the best ores. A theatre has
ben built et the mid of Yee lawn he el from
MISSION! Mumma llowaKater.—Cle=
annual maseing et the hinds of this neovutrusen=k=
best evening, atthe Freemseces' Tavern,
Worthy is the ads. The trwretary reed • roped, whisk
detailed the whole of the operations bean the assamenser
sent ed the momment, the resells of while bud besa that
ia oddities to the meal el religioa aid repeat nee sown he
the Wade el same theasside el fallen women, upward
of 400 had been roma frees Sill and prestilidien. any of
whom had been teetered to their fan fir, some warns&
and several plead ad in respeetable seevice, while a large
number woo still ia the maim
bonne. The encimase=a2o Clastive7y eneeessful in the
provisoes. The repel gave some internale, externals Irma
s nosaber it hides written to deo t
seceepry, by th
sreieeopwfe
ho
been thee Peened. The repor hay%
Basra
thhade meting was addressed by the Revs. Ueebmey
Noel, Weir, and Phan, all exhorting cootinued per-
✓everence ins movement hitherto productive al so mash
g An=n PILORIIOI' FRIEND SOMITY.—The fifty-
fifth manual meeting d this satiety was held trimming at
the Loadoa Tavern, Yr. Deputy4odge Payne la the chair.
The eemetuy read the report, of which the following is as
abstract. There were at the present time 504 aged parlor
of both area receiving bmedt from the funds--via, 50 at
101. 10s. per annum ; 328 at 51. se. ; 121 st Ss. ; mad sat
3 per month. This relief was administered to the redpierne
at their own hours. In June next 10 more would he
elected to the 10 guineas annuity. There had been 94 wow
came before the committee during the year, of which 70
had been approved, 4 not approved, P 420 waiting vidtation.
The applications were much more numerous than the com-
mittee could entertain, ham want of foods. In the
asylum there were 42 inmates who were podded with
medical attendance and nurses when required. During the
past year the sum of 1,1001. had been raised for the special
fond through the exertions of Mr. John Oadaby. The re-
' port then referred to tin proposed new asylum to mem.
modals 160 persons, which, before the committee would be
justified in beginning, would require a further sum of 7001.,
in addition to that in band. Exclusive of the above 1,1001.,
the pips receipts of the year had been 2,8051. 16s. 2.1., out
of which 2,5541. Ti. 9d. had been paid direct to the re-
cipiente of the fund, the whole expenditure being 2,6871.
7.. leaving a balance in hand of 1181. Bas. For the
benevolent fund for providing the inmates of the asylum
with medicine, wine, nurses, Au, 721. 10a. had been re-
ceived, and 501. expended. The report was received and
Odo Plod•
WISLIYAN MISSIONARY 130CIRTY.—The annual
' meeting of Ws eons* goes held yesterday is the peat mom
of Exeter-hall, for the purpose of receiving the report of
the mending' ol the pit year. lb. Smith in the chair.
Dr. Boole read the financial statement and general sum-
mary, from which it appeared that the contribution to the
society for the year ending 31st December, 1961, amounted
to 137,2801. Os. 7d. The home receipts were 35,6a1.1.95. 10d.;
sad the (ageism ressipts, 35,66 W. 19s. 1041., being an ad-
Team as the receipts of the previa= year. New deastioas
or annuities, amounting to 3,1251., kayo also berm received,
bat not reported as income lentil they become available. The
payments and general expenditure, iaeluding the Pet of
the China mission for the year, 130,0671. Hs. 4d ; special
contributions for the exteenom of the aisles
is Chas,
2,5001. ; the balance of 1950, MX 75., made
138,9111. lei., leaving a balsam of 1,5911. 3s. 6&toritiohltiwo
the gamed tesasurer. Amoopet the wean tbe
Thea. Annan Esq., 1,0001., free of ; B.
O'happell, al Yesebeeter, 9001. ; Jr. Lie, of York-
shire, 9001. ; and Trialltooll other loped's, vary* frees
5001. to 501. There bed lees thedonations use from s
Wesleyan lady of 1,0001. ; John mina Kay, Rm.. LOOK;
Thee. Harmer. Itag, 7001. ; in memory of the late Rd. Rip-
ley,. Esq., 5001. ; by Mrs. Ripley for the same apuarrppooses,, of
1051. •, saoeynrous, 5001.. kn. The lipidsaaenafd to
5,7101. 12e. 10d. The Rev. Mr. Jemessesel the de-
tailing the propose of the sedan minima the
world. The report was adopted, sad simeral readatines.
expre=the importanos d the society's operation", were
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