The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-16 00:00:00

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The Southern Caucus speech, of which an extract
is subjoined, is communicated to the May number of the
Atlantic Monthly, by the editor of the Biglow Papers :
I expected 'fore this, 'thout no gret of a row,
Jeff 1). would ha' bee where A. Lincoln u now,
With Taney to say 't woe all legle an' fair,
An' a jury a' Deemoorate ready to swear
Thet the iogio o State gut throwed into the ditch
By the fault o' the North in mispluciu' the switch.
Thinm wuz ripenin' lust-rate with Buchman to num 'am ;
Bat the People they would n't be Mexicans, cum 'em !
Ain't the safeguards o' freedom upset, 'a you may say,
El the right o revlutioe is took clean away?
An' doom n't the right pnmy-fashy include
The bem' entitled to nut be subdued?
The fact is, we'd goes for the Union so strong,
When Union meant South oils. right an' North wrong,
That the people gut fooled into thuikin' it might
Worry on middlan' wal with the North in the right.
We might ha' ben now jest en prosp'rous ex Francs,
Where politikle enterprise hez a. fair chance,
An' the people is heppy au' proud et this hour,
Loos en they hey the votes, to let Nap her the power ;
But oar folks they went an' believed wut we'd told 'em,
Au, the Bag once insulted, no mortle could hold 'em.
"T wax pervokin' jest when we wuz cert'in to win,—
An' I, for one, wont trust the masses agin
For a people that knows much ain't fit to be free
In the self -cockin', beck-action style o' J. D.

CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT, TO-MORROW.—M.
Meyerbeer's Coronation March, written for the coronation
of the King of Prussia, was rehearsed yesterday at the
Crystal Palace, under the immediate superintendence of its
distinguished composer, by the doable orchestra engaged
for the comma ; the military baud (which has a distinct
part in this march) being placed in one of the side galleries
of the Concert•room. The introduction into the march of
the Prussian national air, " Ich bin tin Preusto " is moat in-
geniously contrived, and as this important work of M.
Meyerbeer has not yet been publicly played in this country,
much interest attaches to the occasion. For general coo.
Trollllllo9 the COCONI-room has been considerably enlarged.
The concert will also include the C minor symphony of
Beethoven, and the sisters Barbara and Carlotta Marchisio
will again sing some of their favourite duetta. The usual
organ performance after the concert by Mr. Coward will
cam selectioca from M. Meyerbeer's works. As the last
• of the ceiling of the great roof over the Handel
Orchestra was fixed in its place at a late hour last evening,
visitors on Saturday will be able in some slight measure to
estimate the great effects which will be prodnoed at the
coming Ruder Festival.
Sootiffr FOR THE ENCOLTRAGEMXNT OF THE FINE
Arm—Lest evening Mr. Hurlatone, president of the So-
ciety of British Artists, delivered an intereatiog lecture on
the Swish school of
.painting. The lecturer, in chars°.
terisiag the arts of Spain, showed how intimately they were
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JOZZitril COPAHISX MGR, ordounances. The discourse, which was full of
stommlifull7 •joio=rosque *mations, was listened to with interest.
samtriediatt.rarilkimrd,and 148641/14,4. iri...widdermrsr tb. clicitit°l A diewriois followed. It wee annousced that the Lord
(Wore, Nov., ner, VW.*i ears bi as Iry adi b= Mayer bad granted the use of the Egyptian-hall at the
oreist et emery deeemeNL--es. Sd. 'by by Itiasits-house for a cooversazione oa the 11th of June
la. M. leisse e, Am& Chmlisbelk Isymirhelb ISMMat.