The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-06 00:00:00

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TA/MUMS= AT Hos MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—
It ie mid to be in ecintempistioe at this establishment (Her
Majesty's Theatre) to seine, Rietwol Wagner'. Tana-
Aeseser daring the easels* pesos. Os the contents of the
present swiss of Pipit perfeempees, Signer Arditi will pro-
ceed to Berlin, when a serial repreemitatise of Tax shower
will be given, from win* a laid Pleasat will be farmed
of its chances with as English as . It is to be hoped
that the decision will be in the &My:native, end that those
among us who hare not had an opportweity of hearing
the opera with Its combination of stage effects may be
enabled to form a judgment of the matte of whin much
maligned opposer on better gromds than those of the es-
mented praise of parthass, sad the equally mann abuse
of enemies. The faders of the work in Pais should form
no &ploughs predargioe be since much that has
y found soreptaaire with us isviolently astagenistic to
French togs. Wagner's abstract style, absence of salient
melodic Pusses and freqtant isdetiniteness of rhythm, are
qualities is direct oppegtion to those by which our neigh-
bors am captivated --as different. indeed as the Gump
hooding to vague tranessedenteliam frees, the clearly de-
lved realism of the Prep& clammier. Even should the
produetioe of Prinelauser here sot Drove a
the managernest of Her Majogy's Theatre will dereromi=
of all who take an leered in the carnet history of the art,
far the enterprise d Pah an undertekkg. —London Btritrw.
Tao SOUPS= AT THS AOIIICULTVIcAI. MALI,
lezutozotr.—The aseenat la the daily papers of the iajories
punned by she anfortnnate kesperwhe was attacked by the
hoes at the Agricultural Ball was in some reeposta iucor-
root. It was stated. " that the flesh was tore off the arc, is
most parts to she bare bout, very nearly from the shoulder
to the wrist." The truth,
_however, is, that the men. band,
and heed only, was meshed by the lop The middle Sager
and correepolding stelsearpel bone was operated down
to the base hem the rest of He hand, and the soft parte
round the wrine were deeply sad inpulerly torn, eseept at
one small spot. The feenues and a part of the upper arm
were slightly granni, probably hem Pip draws through
the bars of the rage. There was nethingllMPOSialla le lace-
ration ef the arm. Th• baud was amputated by Mr. Law-
owes at the wrist-joist, and the patient 1.. wo bear, dries
well.—(Fran the Medical Times end Oaverte.)
Yealliol7lll, FRB. 4. —The report of this morning
of a Danish era-ef-war being off this pat pesos be traced
to any authentic Peres. The Freitt Otto vas Males ffel,
for Loodon, end the Richard, for Swarms, both from
Dentzia, at anchor in the roads have take. pilots, and the
masters, who had come ashore, intend hoproceed. Elsinore,
Feb. 4.—The trot Prussian vessel, the Marla Schultz, from
Handstand, has been seized and teoughs tato this harbour
to-day. An embargo has been hill upon German ships is
Danish ports.
ELITSASEDINARY DOO POISONIHO. A most ex-
traordinary system of dog paisesing at prowl prevails is
Prestos. Daring the peat few weeloo some of dogs, some
very valuable, hen bees poisoned IS the lowa and
assghbourhood. The does while out is the streets sod
ia the public walks with their owners, are in wet eases
talon ill suddenly and mysteriously, and frequently in a few
minutes they die in the greatest apparent app. &Ways.
whee 111014 of the canine spooks are out. are the mast fatal
dap. No one some to know by whom. or by what wasps,
site animal. are destroyed. In a few laiteaces animals
towed dead bare base aaalyeed, and la their stomach
snook sad stryeknia• lave bees diesevered. It is sup-
posed that the polloniag is canted ca by a gap of bur-
glars, who destroy m many hope-dams as possible. in order
that they ray follow their Qatari's& proissolon amoolested
aid is qeseteen.
102 Ystia OLD.—John Smith, *god 102 years,
I died is Lyraingters Heater co the 28th alt. He was born
at areelowhont. is the Now Forest. and was by Wed* a
blosintwitb. Whoa he was 21 yeses ire op his father and
ssas, died of neetkeohout he teseght wp hie five
• brothen and 'liters. When he was 211 yeue el 7:1157:
married, and his wife died in 1861, after • mania Lie of
71 years.