The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-13 00:00:00

1851.

Season Tiiietra. Payment. Total.
Monday (10 4,299 103.5113 107,815
Tuesday (La)
Wednesday (14.)
Thursday (Is.) 3,926 86.887 90,813
Friday Mu 6d.)
Saturday ('i.6d.) 14,296 38,765 63,061

39,504 473,773 518,277
1852

Monday (ls.) ...,.._
4,063 42.984 47,017
Tuesday (18.)
Wedaeaday (la.)
Thursday (Is.)
Friday (2a. 6d.)
Saturday (2a. ed.)

4344

181,718

The above shows an enormous falling off u oom
pared with 1851, but it also shows an average daily
increase over the previous week of 1882 of 4,270.

Ildlle. Pampa, Miss Laura Baxter, Mr. Modem Smith,
Major Samuel Blanket!, formerly Lieutenant. 1
and other eminent musicians are engaged. The mayor hiss
Governor of . Dominica, has been appointed Governor of
Siena Leone, kindly thrown open the theatre to the public in the erect-
SHIP-BrILDINO Olt THZ MnltstV.—The removal I lug. Malty persons have let their windows and balconies
of the timber trade from the south to the north sod of the) to spectators to witness the procession, which will be, if
town has stimulated the shipbuilding on the Mersey, in I the weather is fine, a picturesque and imposing one.
consequence of the increased space afforded to the builders INo ~..tha.. will b. allowed in the procession
whose yards are at the south end. There are at present 1 ,___,__ ~____ _, i __, D.,_____,__ __, „. member
several very fine vessels—woodeu end iron—on the stocks, i ""'"• `"`"" `" ":"` `""r""7 •"" •"* .
both on the Liverpool and Birkenhead side. Amongst the ;of the corporation. His lordship will have to come into
roost interesting of these are the Agincourt, government 1 Southampton by what is called the upper Romney road,
ship, and two vessels being built for the Chinese govereenent I
sod after passing by Clailworth and Bassett he will
(i.e., the Southern Confederacy) at Birkenhead. Os Setup. approach the upper part of Southampton-common, an es.
day, Messrs. Jonas and Quiggin, the inventors of the angular I
targets, which have been so successful in ~.,..seleti. , tensive.and park.likecountry, whirs he will be met by the
the Armstrong and Whitworth ordnance, la procession. His guard of honour will be • troop of volun-
• splendid vessel called the Staffordshire, from I tier cavalry. The procession will be a military, naval, and
their shipbuilding yard in Sefton-West, Liver
Zdt, civic
The Staffordshire has bean built for Memos. I, spectacle, as the officers and crews of the two frigate
stationed in Southampton Water, the Royal
English, and Bandon, of Liverpool, sea will be en.
pied in the East India trade. Her Meg* is 196 feet ; beans, &Moser. of the Ordnance survey, and the volunteers will
34 feet; depth, 231 ; and tonnage, 1,092 toss, old measure. take part. The Bishop of Rochester, wbo formerly
meat. The Staffordshire, though not a very Imps ship, is belonged to this town, will walk with the chow. The
parker* one of the finest as regards motel that have ever ,i,„,.‘ se pahm..o,.. E.e.,,,p, pi10.,..,..0e being =Aid
been launched oe the lismoy, and will rival in beauty any ,
ea
ea tie 2004. is
gigantic testerslce as maaajaalaa.
completed on the Clyde or elsewhere. 1
Gentlemen who require good and fashioaablit ' -
dress ma depend en the beet materials and lames Arts (si 1 exinpria, Par.aca, Chit BRILLIRO DAT.—
which specimen garments are kept for Inspection or eats?, et • r, [krona U.—Admissions on payment, 3,133;
toe..
Boonton and ghhotoo., 10$, weed, oppeene r„“see.b.g.... , ..,a4a
Advertisement.)mean tickets, 1,572; total, 4,135.

[TwonticE

HYDE ?Air YEITTIEDAY.

♦ variety of isloassamaristidited yesterday to the
vnsen►tios d plias pease Is the metropolis, sad it is
somewhat ditilealt is diftembe Ishii use the mart 'effec-
tual. Them per int Ea Biebord Mayne's proclamation
(Mike we published es Elelleirday) samonswing that the
powers of limps/kw would be directed limestortb to can-
ay* the reetrapellian parks to their legitimate use—the
quiet and peaceable recreation of the puha—and that
the enthuelsete who bed been allowed for some time to
make dna, tit battle weed of their .:items
doo-
triaes, mad basostorth, lad seem roars eessmial sad re-
stricted arena for Wawa's which often seem to aim rather
at personal couffict than conscientious convietim. Mien
there was the knowledge very generally circulated that the
text of this proclamation would be eaforced
by the pressure ot a pewerhil fame el peliee—sufficieut to

quell any didimbew•Whiek the sane of those who might
be disposed to r 5 the proceedings of the two pre-
sidia= Sendeye mighteismelas. Timeworn, thirdly, the ex-
cludes by ordered adidiere atitoldly oa duty from
the seese of lon we aisle, sad the vanes of a detach.
meat of household troop as the Swam Guard, upon
which, to we of wed, the poise mold kill bosh But
mere them all, them wee the re* against wham powers Gari-
.ltaldiert and Papal sothulikums were alike impotent. All these
int:loess= however, failed to prevent a very considerable
gathering in Hyde-park yesterday, but It wee composed for
the tooth part of more peaceable element' thou those which
teemed the streelitarne of the infuriated rabble of the two
preproviousSandaye, • Tient wee, as • matter of course, •
tty spnakhog of pickpockets and habitual las-
ers, seedy I. take admatige of sap. abases which
would sfford than asi opportunity of ezeressiag Mint pre-
datory maitre= Then was likewise a hie representation of
Leedom remghs, ooderwiegers, and blackguards of every
grads, but the majority of the crowd was composed of
reepenahly-dromed arid welicioaducted ponies spparently
attracted to the spot by curiosity, and waled by the
precautheary msasesee lakes by the authorities. There
was no pronneemt display either of the civil or the military
power, while there woe a =Menet indication of the pre-
game of both to satiety epaleryore
allied that any attempt to
break the peace would be y and suomeduly met.
At each satisees to the was stationed, te addition to
owe half-dome of the A divine= a picket of the Guards,
is fatigue dues, peal,mated, sod with their aide-arms ;
their ceders being to exclude all soldiers not actually on duty.
Le all pans of the park Raiff constables of the email disivion
it police —(the grenadiers. of the force)—were spread, pa-
trolling in couples ; C00111111•i0aani, superinteodente, and to-
swears, being epee the spot to conduct more active opera-
tion= should cirerunatanoes arise to render thernmeemeary ;
the gnat body of the police, however, were entirely mgt of
skit, being stationed at various places in and aroma the
peak, within hailing dictums and Wet ally available should
their services be required.
On entering the park, about two o'clock, the continuous
stream of people wending its way towards the epee imam
between the Bayswator-roed ad the derpontioir—gasemlly
known as the review-pound—pointed out the locality of
the previous encounter, sod the spot to which public curio-
sity was still direcieh The famous Roden, however, the
wesession of which bed bees so fiercely emu. eeled • week
before, bad naithed—the beep of manure, et which it was
composed, having—as it might have been belenr—been =at-
tired over the gram. At andereand Mos Amp de issitsille
were magregated by 3 o'clock some 6,000 or 7,000
including several respectably--dreased warm= anircalin
always Mucosa in • Landau mob, a very large proportion of
boys, ham 10 yeses old upwards. These 6or ,ogp
mggsd, people—the largest number that was sasnabled et any
lime daring Mu whole afternoon—grouped themselves about
as Utah knot ender the several dumps of three, apparently
listlessly waiting for what woe to come. Hare and there an
itinerant orator would open with "My Mead," or " Fellow
coustrymeo," or " My Christian bevithrea," but a gentle hint
from the police. who mingled themselves in moderate pro-
portioos amongst these little groups, that iodulgeooe in the
oseoetAes loquendi upon forbidden ground would probably
lead to an acquaintance with the sliest system as enforced
is the House of Correcticia, invariably extinguished the
oratorical fire. Of those who took pert in the conflict of the
two previous Saodays there were very few present. Is some
the strongly and pendant, marked Counaught
fit,Osne showed that Ireland and the Pope were not alto-
leZreunpresented, while semen, cadaverous-looking
eurrouoded generally with long, flowing hair—many
of them familiar at a certain class of lecture-halls wires
red republicanism and ultra-fresithought are poprilar—
proved that the opposite faction wee not without its
champions.
Shortly after 3 o'clock there was a tremendous about and
a rush from all quarters towards the Magaithe-barracks, and
many supposed that the fight had actually sionnenced.
Upon inquiry, however, it turned out that. the alarm had
been occasioned simply by the parading of the relief
guard, which had been magnified by the mischievous (magi.
nation et some of the bysteaders lab ea advance of the
military upon the populace. Presently there was another
shout and a rush, the crowd now making for the
rising ground at the hock of the barrens towards
the wall of Kensington-gardens, sad mooing
toward some otject which us the dietetics wee wholly
cornible. Bat a very little investigation =Seed to clear up
this mystery. It wee anther paWt,Garitaldian„ aor Guards-
man that the mob was chasing, but simply an unfortunate
dog, who having got into the crowd was hunted out, and
for want of tenter amusement, followed with yells
and bootinge until be was enabled to dietetics his
pursuers. This sort of dog bunt we repeated
from time to time, OA often es any unlucky animal of
the suites species came within sight. and would have gone
on probably till dark had the game been sufficiently nu-
merous. But about half-put three the rain, which had
been falling partially all the aternoon, set I. is screen. A
heavy, drifting, penetrating, and continuous t shower wept
scram the park, against which all the precautions
of macintoshes and umbrellas weee unwitting.
The people flew for shelter to the half-leaf-
less trees. acid the colounade of the barracks, while
many of them who could not obtain the temporary protec-
tion of either wisely started for home. Far a tune the
occupants of the colonnade wen permitted to enjoy their
refuge undisturbed, but the military officer in command
observing that the ruin showed no signs of abating, and
that thine who were entirely exposed to its fart' gradually
retreated from the grouted, gave the word to clear the place
of strangers. In a short time those who had sought
the protection of the trees found the heavy dripping
from the foliage more unbearable than the pelting rain
in the ,e and they also gradually weeded their way
homewards,'and by hall-past four the perk was in the no.
disputed powwow of the police ; seam score of itiesrant
fruiterers (who during the whole afternoon had carried oa
a profitable trade), • few hatless and shoeless boys, and
perhaps a bunked or so of disappointed roughs who had
come an the hope of sharing in and profiting by a " row,"
being the may representatives of the general populace left.
A minors!, on the subject of the note of the hut two
Sundays, from the pen of Oardinal Wieners to " his 'dear
Irish children," was read yesterday n.oroieg in all the
Roman catholic churches and chapels in " the archdiocese of
Westminster." His eminence, after observing that as
pastor over the catholic. of Westminster, it was painful to
him to hear of any of them going astray, proceeded se
follows Umfortunately this has been the camas
on the two last Seedays with • certain Dum-
ber of you (the Irish). Their violent conduct
in Hyde-park ea those days cannot, of worm, be imputed
to your whole body, nor men to a portion of it, for a few
hundreds anly took part in it, whale yea are thou. ads in
number. Still even those who were present have been the
cause at moot sorrow and distress to myself, to your living
clergy, and to all the good of your nation and of yew reli-
ves. If any of you hear my words who took a sham in
the riotous proceedings on either of the last Sundays, and
still more, who intend to renew those winced seem= I beg,
I entreat, I espojure you—se your Father is Christ—nay,l
eidemnly enjoin and command you as your bishop,
an even to go to the park to-slay, or on any
future day, when there may be the lean danger
of conflict or collision. You will sot for a mo-
nist suspect me of sympathy with those meemblite which
have led to these distressing occurrences, and which I trust
will be prevented in future by the good owe of the people,
Ind the watchfulaies of our public authorities. Such senseless
meetings become scandalous wheu, under a political pre.
twee, the roligioa of others is insulted and cries provocative
of reseutinent and violence are uttered. But i( others
theme to act wickedly as well as foolishly this is no reason
why you should do at. Leave them to their own foll nd
be not the cause of greater evils wain from it." After
eulogising the powers of eeduranoe whin" the Irish portion of
his took had displayed in Limn pest whets their faith hag
been persecuted, he urge. them not to give way to deeds
of riot, of violence, sod even of bloodshed, and possible
murder on the present occuion of outcry against the Pope.
He expresses a hope for better things from them. Not
only they do no good by such a course to the cause
which they wish to support, but they injured it MA
/Seriously. The cans, of the Pontiff was the muse of
autos, of truth, of virtue, of religion,4 God Islasolf, and
Wigwam. and blows nal tumult. worn not *1,106w by
which such a cause was to be supported. AftirsZZ:Uhh.
000 duct of his Holiness with that of lie •
followers, his Eminesce in turra4sera sat to pe even
or within the risk d-elms day upar-
ticular, and Is Carle uMas ted wio have hitherto
hold Wet from the Me =atom piesisolikga. and also the
wives Gad thildien et them who mere meet isseit, to
itairetreuie them, be is their intremee in preventing their
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