The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

MUSIC.

SIGNOR ARDITI'S PROMENADE CONCERT.

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The principal feature of the concert of last night
was the selection from Richard Waver's &delimited Tenn.
*stuff , an opera as yet unknown to the English public,
ezeeptiog to those few individuals who have witnessed its
performance is Germany. Bat in every port of that vistaed
most musical weeny, from Vienna and Paine to Dresden
and Hamburg, its name is a household word, it is repre-
seated is every musical theatre, and is everywhere
ressived with unbounded enthusiasm. It wee most
vehemently applauded, sad one movement win es•
demanded with enthusiasm; sod though we are apt to
distrust the apothem bestowed ea • lint performance,
yet on this occasion it seemed, on the whole, tit *aver the
genuine feeling of the sadism*. Whether its repetitions
wit he received with the same favour and admiration
malaise to be seen.
Them was weather specimen of the modern GOMM'
thhool—Bobeet Bohemian's Third Symphony in E fist, per-
formed for the first time in this meetly. It is • very long
and elaborate work, deficient, we thought, in diereses and
rhythmical melody ; but sathidefiethomee. as is well known,
OM often MJCS apparent than real, and disappear as better
asquabitanos.
The rest of the etheart was miscellaneous, and Welded
various pieces, vocal sad inetramental, of the highest class,
admirably performed, and relished with great favour by
one of the moat crowded audieoceo of the mem
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ARREST OF ANOTHER FENIAN.

DUBLIN, MONDAY MONT.
Alfred Aylward, clerk to Mr. Bolton, sessional
mown prosecutor for the county of Tipperary and solicitor
to the government svaluation-ollice, was this day Marred
with being a member of the Fatima Brotherhood. The
prisoner, it appeared, we. arrested last night on a chargs
of drunkenness, sad while being conveyed to the station-
home dropped • document, white the constable took
ap, referring to the cost of a certain number of rifle.,
Ballads. revolvers, and other weapons, amounting to 820/.
The prisoner's office was searched this morning, and in it
was found a barge quantity of nianuacripte--one a plan of
revolution, how it would be carried into effect, ha, and
the others ways in relation to Ireland, military teaks,
ho., all signed ►n his own name. The prisoner was re-
manded.
The trial of O'Leary was adjourned till to-morrow.

MISS LONOWORTH AND THII "SATURDAY
REVIEW."

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In this ease, in which the Hon. Maria Theresa
Lmigworth or Ye'venom, raiding in Edinburgh, in pur-
suer, sod Mr. Alextoder Jame. Bamford Beresferd-Hope,
of Bedgebary-park, in the county of Kent, and Mr. Jan
Douglas Cooke, of the Albany, in the county of Middlesex.
and bath residieg in or user Loodoe, or elsewhere, furth
Scotland, are defenders, the following issue woe yesterday
submitted to a jury :
It being admitted that the defenders are proprietors and
publishers of the Saturday Review, end that in that paper,
on the .10th of July, Id6t, as article was published bf Might
entitled, " The Yelvertou Case," and expremed in the terms
ociatalood is the schedule annersd :
" Whether the whole or any part of the mid wilds. II
of and cower:log the pursuer, and falsely end °alum-
'Moody represents the pursuer as being a diareputable and
immodest pleme—to the lose, injury, and damage of the
pannier.
Damages were laid at 3,0001. Lord Jerviswoode presided.
Mr. Campbell Smith opened for the pursuer, sod the
only chimer called wee the yammer herself, who deposed
that the claimed to be the legal wife of Major titmice,
and had smiled to the Hones of Lords to put him to Me
oath, feeling certain ba could not refuse on oath to acknow-
ledge her ea his wife. The article oceopleined of had ghee
her mom pain than anything that had occurred since bee
desertion by Major Yelverton.
The S tiuitor-Casual did not crossoranzioe.
Mr. Shand opened for the defender, but called no wit-
nesses, the documentary evidence in the marriage cam being
mainly relied oe os both midst
The Lord-Advocate replied for the pursuer, but had not
concluded when the court adjourned.

CLIARTZEHOIME SCHOOL. —Founders' day will be
kept at Obartorhouse on Tuesday, Dec. DX with the usual
festivitim. The termon will be preached by the BAT. kt.
Joys's% 8.D., rector of Great HO:land, Essex, and late
fallow of Oorpue Christi College, Oxford. The orator of
the day is Mr. W. H. Padang.
IMPEOVINENTS •T ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—
Yesterday • number of workmen were engaged in repair.
iag the figures oa the summit of the north satirises of St.
Pears Cathedral, which bare boon in a decaying soaditlen
from the effects of the weather. Other portions of this
noble building are eadergoing exteweve replan sod alters.

tines.
AQUATICS.--13CULLNES' RACZ /01 1001.--Yeater-
day afternoon the dull roorotooy of things aquatic was
again relieved by an excellent smilers' race, thee combetaute
being Frank Lists', of the Old Barge Home, Lambeth,
and Thomas Wise, of Hammersmith. Both are young, but
are well knows on the river. The stake was 50/. • side, the
diesels, Putney to Barnes Kilsby bad been carefully looked
after at Harry Kelley's, Bella, Putsey; while Wise had taken
his rows from his old quarters, Mr. Wilcox's, White Hart,
Barnes. Wise won the choice of rides, sod, after a little
delay at the short aqueduct, got away with • el%ht lead,
which hs made ioto half a length. at the LoWoes Boat-
house. sod bad cleared his man at the point, both rowing
very feet through the broke, water. Here the labour be-
came right-handed, and Wise moans his man, went well
ahead at the Crab Tree, and despite Kileby's plucky endea-
vours, succeeded in passing nude! Hammeremitlrbridge
three knells ahead. Through Carney Reach there was
almost a dead nosier, and each in hie tare was much put out
by passim' craft. Wise gained most till towards the end,
whee Kilsby rowing very strongly, considerably reduced the
distance; but Wise had the beet of it all through, and,
although he mimed the water badly close home, succeeded
in wincing by three lengths.
A FOECID MASILIAGIC AIM ITS itlf/4llLT.—ln-
taw excitement has been occasioned is the county Down
by a tragical incident which occurred at a place called
Lower Rath, in that county, • few days ago. On Tuesday
last • young farmer named Patrick Gorman, who tills
about six acres of ground at Lower Rath, was arrested on
a charge of having murdered his wife, to whom be bad
namebe fephe unfort married onunate br the previous Saturday. The maiden
otide was Mary Martin. She was
the daughter of a man in the same station of life ea Cor-
una, end bad never seen him until, on the 19th of last
month, he watered her pareat's bows ow her suitor, intro-
duced by her node John Murphy. Another yoang man
had been previously courting her, but her parents would
sot allow her to marry him ; and though she at entrained
to accept Germs°, they overruled her elaktetkma, and the
marriage took place on Saturday, the 25th ult. Stich mar.
riagee de consomme, following equally hasty wooing, are
not unfregnent among the poems:our in this country, with
whom. as an eminent delineator of Irish character observes,
• welloteicked ripty often weighs down the balance of
affection, and a few cocks and hens are of more account
than the doves of Venus. The bride accompanied her
husband to his borne ; but on Monday eveuMg sie was
=Salmi. It is stated that the oewlvtnioned couple
bad quarrelled during the day. On that evening her
father came to the house with some new clothes for her
when Gomm and his mother told him that they believed
she bad gone home. Her father, who knew this to be un.
true, burst into tears and left the house. It was • wild,
tempestuous night, and her relatives, who were naturally
alarmed for bee safety, proceeded to search the country for
her. About 9 o'clock her uncle came to Gorman's house,
sod asked him to join in the search ; but be positively
refused, sad seemed utterly indifferent about her fate.
Her uncle esteemed at • late hour next morning, sod found
Gorman still in bed. He again refined to joie in the
march for his wife, and Murphy, provoked by his heart-
lessens, &egged him out of bed, and accused him of
having murdered her. In the course of the day she was
found lying dead in a gullet or water channel at the end of
• field near the husband's house, with her face imbedded
in the sand. On being showa she emcee of his wife. Gor-
man displayed the same callousoess which had marked hie
conduct all through. An legalist was held next day, and
would probably have resulted in Gotman's committal het
for the arrival of a strolling beggar women, whoa' evidence
completely altered the aspect of the case. She deposed
that es Monday she went to the deceased to ask for charity.
Deemed asked the was there anything for die
beggar, and he said ere was not. She looked very wispy
and went away ; the beggar-woman went away also, sad
Doo• &Stemmas saw deemed walk by the drain where her
body was lotted ; the witness told bow sot to be lowly, but
she received no answer. Deceased was approachiag Una
gullet at a rapid pace ; after baying spokes to demand,
the beggar walked on • few yards, but upon looking back
again deceased bad disappeared. She suspected urchin. as
she thought she might be looking for ducks. The medical
evidence showed that the poor girl died by drowning, and
that there were so marks of violence on her. The jury,
therefore, found that she had committed suicide while
labouring under temporary insanity.— Post.