The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-15 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

CHARTIST PROsZCHTlol4B.—Yeaterday two more 1
of the chartist lenders, included in the monster indictments
preferred against the physical-force advocates, at the late
Limspool swine, were brought before the Manchester
gimmtes on bona warrants.—The first, Patrick Derlyn„
Math'. that he was a phoninr sad gluier by trade, and on
h clog asked, with • view M fixing his bail, whether he was
a master or jourseptan, he naively answered that he bad ,
" done for hireeeN. ' W. Crook was the othTr privy% Re
has for five years pet enjoyed the larative past of secretary
to the Miners' Asetedation. Mr. Berwick, chief superintend-
cut of police, exhibited warrants spinet bah, and they were
committed foe trial at the next amass. The bail was fixed
by the magistraee at two sureties in 6W. each for oath pri-
soner. It wu slated that they were provided with bail, and
it may be mentioned that nearly the whole of the chartists
and confederate elabbista included in the Manchester indict-
ment, and apprehended up to this time, have succeeded in
obtaining bad, notwithstanding the feet that for the station
in life of the pertise the amounts required have been large.
APPIRRENSION OP THE BRADFORD " WAT
Tvtan."—At an early hour on Wednesday smerninLtirixd,no-
table hue Jefferson, the chartist Meeks:pith of
bettor known by the cognomen of " Wet Tyler," from the
leailing part which he took in the chartist agitation there
some months ego, was apprchenled at a lone patio-ham
near Swilling, ahw miles from Bradford. Three cutetablie
pounced upon than unst whilst he was asleep. The bed ea
which he lay was seathed for arms, as it had been reported
that Wat Tyler els, with a brim of Osten under ids pillow.
None, however, were band, and ea Wag awoke,
appeared astitaidted for a fitment, bat fmittelibtr mover-
ing hie esit==assid he would BA up smaerse7Til
them. lie mow, aid
whit droning
that he was glad be bees erprehemded es be wee
tired of do miserable hi bad ham !Mwas I=
nights's& days wen entropy. T mosabsed
before the sittlag samistrates at Brand committed to
York Castle fee trial ibr seditious coespisasy.
Taw Line Leer.—On Weiesedry the canner
foe the hennas at Pontefract, held an tweet at indind
on the belies et Matthew Brown, 36, • userried men. dither
of three andiron, Wm. Wiry, 19, sad Lao Baoietham
Myers, IS, boll unmerried. me demand pietas were
stosemsems, end were unfortunately killed en Toaday
aflame= by Use !idling upon them of moral large Manes
whisk had been recently hoisted and shied es the bei-
mould and serales of a sew united presbyteries &OMR
church now is moss of motion in Infirmary-sired. Brae
ford. It "pseud beet the evidence that the hp
_sane of
the moulding or modes was i bet II ladies breed, and
that it projected abut 171 imehle, the bed blfelfebest
16 inches • the stones net being weighted or eraoesd
behind. The building is hety _het high. A retired kdidse
of experience, who had esised the work at the must at
the coroner and jury, gave it as his opinion that it was ha-
possible for the molding and cornice to stand withoet they
had bees ;weighted. The jury retired for a aniderals
time, and them returned a verdict that the deemed were
" Aosideatally killed," adding that the parties wee superin-
tended the erection of the chapel bad shown ansiderable
negligence in emitting to secure, as they might and ought to
have done, the in.. sosalms, whose fall had sawed the
deaths of the parties.

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spondent says The awstatesies et thsp=eresees
bench hen for nee tins_ pet saineed the et of
old act of pasilensat MenM draakesawa. Poem is.
sated a sera tine et We Ahem hen her Olden to
enter into their ens nagabease, weather will two other
person-, in the nun 101., ter the sobriety alibi the re-
=Under of their Mau. Oa the 17th of B.osaber,lB46, a
Nee* =kw. trimed Theme Wahine, et gassabae, was
assised OW taiask at the Wain ail net rim • fur
awe punka* mad that bobs lb Mild 11.11 he
wee mien ts lad the twee einem 11116 arne
the sentlne wen apanedlsbasek sal Valens was
Two lee, sad the Wein at Qum-
des hes he selelestsdhen this wen. Lets on no Waft of
2 , the Mk or only es the morning of Wednesday,
I,l= ion, We in was dirk in the siren, and woo
takes tate nil* by the p esaelable. On Wednesday
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Ptak.
Noawicia MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

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NORWICH, TINS/DAY.—The Ant =mann of
yesterday morning, as I hue esM, was
=51.111.1 a crowded of
great wramisse krielos am
ismiied at every door of the hell loag Was um. won
grim., It began. with Spoke's seared 'esalate. The
's Prayer,' whisk wee Ant portioned In this mew
bat sae of the festivals of this plass. mil • tranehden of
Mareserds W Mr. Edward Taylor. Tie sends are a Net of
pseeplerem th, "Lord's Prayer," seek Met petition being
saps latierel stooge, whites Ow, effmt Mists
Week the rod Mukalla die esige (ores ef the
diastole* imposer, ea AN pot. has arranged the
moos =mks of solos, dads, quartets, and Menges,
MOM , without any roam being epperest
wfig the different stanzas should moms use of
them musical forms more than another. T e spew
is chorus, expressive of the power and greatness
Ileitis is inn thnnetnertgazfalsd cor
verypieceeent
flowgrayhisg StAllinelo.
dies, and gradually merging in • chorus of great power, le
which the whole strength of the voises and instruments is
knight into action. The solo parts were beautifully sung
tthe Mien Williams, Mr. Locksy, and Mr. Whitworth.
Madame Castellan then had an air, accomeanied by the
sherus,which was remarkable owing to her clear sad cornet
emaciation of the words. A duet ("O cloths our valleys"),
semi by the Mimes Williagmwas exceedinglpleasing. The
wed parts, though composed of ordinary melodic
phrases, are most ingeniously combined, and enriched by
a soft and delicate orchestral accompaniment.
This is certainly the Lappiest part of the cantata.
There was next a bees solo, sung by Mr. Phillips, eontaining
nothing remarkable • but the concluding choral fame, in
which • mode sabjeet is treated with consummate skill and
eke pasting Anti is • triumph of contrapuntal mt. The
work, m a whale, though it is not unworthy of its illustrious
anther, lees net display tech of the inaptration of genius.
This cantata was followed by several muelianemas pieces
by diarist eamposers. Mae. Alboni sang Cherubiers
air 0 misted, leskie." a most beautiful application of
Iteken mealy _ te a gassed saltiest, combining grace and
ewe whet Winking gravity. Alboni's performance of
it was atquidtely simple and rue. A scans from Paesiello's
waled* 4' LaPamices di Gess Chrieto," sung by Labladis,
was ahr insarahle sposimes of Italian mend music The
resitedu was geed, awl (it is atoms moodier to say) M-
aim* Minted ; but the dr was fall et the eimmtnonplaoes
el eke bass siege, sad, with ether words, wadi have done
my well der a semis sperm Mareello's " I doll isemensi
tie nieeMentk peals) was sung by MdlicAlboni,
by the chem. with such effect that it was en.
eas77l6l7sipal from the pelmets' gallery ; a mark of dig-
itated+a searody deserved, for, though there was some gran-
deur fa the dorsi harmony hem the great mass of physical
sound, yet the meledy_is familiar and trivial, and the whole
oustru _ tioe The meet of its effect lies in it.
simplicity, • lessen whisk might be taken by most
composers. The great some from Handel'. "Je phth_ "
" Deeper sad deers dill," was the* sung by Mr.
Sims Reeves, in a swot whisk showed that his
are the shoulders on whisk the mantle of Braham has ,'.e.
seeded. The father's agony, so wonderfully painted b
the composer, was expressed by the singer with a force and
truth which anthem dwelt csuld hardly have surpassed ;
and in the air, " Waft her, angels," his execs'ion was as
finished as his voice was beautiful. Mad .=e Tinders per-
fermate of the mine from the same oratorio, " Ye sacred
sherl' wag equally admirable and essesseful. In her
' elocution she rivals Use belt of ear native singers,
thorough knowledge of her net los male her We-
ems, of every style, and es emensint with Handel as with
Ileyerbeer or &Utak In the reruns eendesionol the eir,
" Brighter sows I seek aloes," bar agiradossiesedasird
!aspiration. The remainder of eke peelhammee melded of
' 1 be Creation." Thiseeskeio, theogk Amnia' m gong Wet
01111111SiC, is always heard with rssewed pleasure. Never, pr.
bably, was it executed with greater perfection or more de.
lightful effect than os this maim The chasms.. in whisk
simple, flowing melody iv so finely united to Ws mat pew
found and powerful combinations of hamony, were glum'
with a precision, smootknem, sod strength whisk sent ,
hardly be mum& The effeed of "Tr e hen= sea
tellies" was absolutely overwhelming. Thesolo puts wins,without exception, admirably . Mr. Phillips, is the
recitatives, otessiimMilly (ell Welke halt of morsel
siswasse of delivery ; but them wee met mask of this,
and his emaciation was nenerally dew and implode.
Is his principal air, "Raft In tesweleg billewe," his
rich b voice was heard to peat elvamegge. Madame Ca-
tena. sang "With verdant did" eltanelegly ; her liquid,
flexible vosoe, and clear menden, are quitesuited to this
lowly air. Lackey gave the recitative, "In splendour
bright," if not with the astemidiag energy of Brahma, yet
with great propriety, and no deficiency of vigour. Miss A.
William's performance of the air, "On mighty pens," was
highly finished and beautiful ; and Reeves, in Biasing " In
native math and honour clad," again showed hissilf
the worthy successor of Braham. The last pert cf
the oratorio—the charming picture of primeval innocence
and hiss in the bowers of Eden—was the most de-
Heide' of the whole, front the exquisite manner in
watch the port of Eve was sustained by Madame Viardot
fitztitr Will Wet suppOrted with no contort l•bnify by Mr.
Whitworth. Ike out, "By thee with bliss," aceomr.44ed
by the ethereal breathings es the celestial choir, was ravish-
leg, and the " Graceful consort," so full of tranquil tender
tees, was given by the siagers with all the requisite softness
and delicacy. The final nom is a grand fugue, but it
falls short of the impreasion made by " The Mango an
telling; ' whines, placed at the end, would have been the
crowning glory of the oratorio.—The second concert, last
evening, was not quits so fully attended as on the previous
Dish:, the shortcoming being especially apparest in the pa-
trons' gallon; but still the audience was both loge and
brilliant. The selecting consisted chiefly of pieces familiar
to the frequenters of the London concerti. Mendel*.
gohn's " First Walpurgis Night," with which the concert
commenced, was performed withirroat excellence' the prin-
cipal singers being the Mimes Williams. Mr. Lackey, and
Mr. Phillips. Toe chorus descriptive of the dismay of the
Christian hoards, flying in min= from this diabolical
terrors presented to them, gave an Idea of the composer's
design whin I never before heard naiad. The rest ef the
concert huddled very little matter far remark. Madame
Viardot Garcia sang Agatha's great soma In the "Feels.
chats ;" bat injuslicrougly gave at in German, and it passed
almost aaretieed. Alhani sang " Una v,.co poeo ft:' and
" Il swabs per emu Mice." the last of whisk. Ice Leeds.,
WAS received with enthusiasm. There was a selection Irma
Moan's " La Cflormenze di Tito," which was net lialrie
the objeciem I yesterday made to each selestiose la general;
in the Met place because it was short, and next bemuse it
seasiste4 of pima whisk scald be detached without injury
from the opera—the ham= daeti " Ak perdona ; " the air
with clarinet accompanimant, " Part*, ma to ben mio ; "
and the triuss&al deals, the effect of which was magnifi-
cent. Lableshe sang a Neapoliteu song, and accompanied
kneel( on the pianoforte, provoking peals of laughter by his
fan, and giving delight tiy his fine touch on the instrument.
The conehriton was Vincest Wallace's new National
Anthem, "Queen Vittoria, God protect," a compsition
set unworthy of its title of ustknal. The comet, altoge-
ther, was my good and very well received. Thumorning
Mendelsohn 's " Elijah" be been performed with all the
ctEct that had bees ant:eipated. I Mall afterward. notice
soma of the principal ketone et the performance. The
crowd wee Immense, and members were unable to obtain
NaliNaL