The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-12 00:00:00

ROYAL BOTANIC BOCIETI"S FETE.

Yesterday, the second flower show of the Royal
listsais Society, which is the sl Ms of the osasaa, wee
bid ai the leaaa.kiiiiia e:sla*. It has b•COM
flo eocasion, onnornso, to say that
etch show is the lasithorn bat ever bee% Mat it most
*most be expected the pima is wont eat. and yet we
east still Ins it, foe snot was the effects of osoopotitisa that
sioilfete presents a Tillibb of the desieniewal arts.
When the society was tint ingsWihed it wile saw the
(sight of luxury in cultivation led Wm Mlsrii i Ng is
the 04 Aims Owe wee esesetiont sa is
salt mallene. the igplauthei et the la-
among Om hog. ami the puller radio as
=sisea a stimalee Me bees give. as is wake it
ntetter of emu elm Wing irides*, of it
pavement timid mailing their at meek display.
n. Was were in three runes tissike three sestessd
attraction. Oa the west near the Aseerissa @dilates woe
a Wet with stove and ermines, pleats, is whisk were
WA remarkable the collections et Mrs. Lawrence. Lady
Latrobe, sad Mho Traill. On the north behind die
wreeereatory were three togas, I. whir way this
ocasetions, the heaths sad the "141111p1611M
pelargoniums were in admirable esedighw. mad I'm
the subj.-et of just admiration. On the men Me et the
Barden IA the fruit tent, in which the predestises WON in
Ow finest condition. The pines were well grows, the
uapes large, the strawberries of great die and well-
flavoured, while the tropical fruits showed great regrew.
Conspicuous among these were the vanilla and the tyer
revoluta. The roses eahihited in this tent had suffered by
the late unfavourable weather.
. . . .

—Boddie the special exhibitions of the day the others at-
tracted the attention of the visitors. The American exhi-
bition was in the full flush of bianty. and presented a seen
from fairyland. In order to afford better views of the
imbibition, Mr. Marnock has constineted a covered prallery,
hew which several exquisite vistas are afforded. The ex-
hibitors, Dieser*. Standish and Noble, Mr. John Waterer,
end Mr. Baker, of Bairshot, bad many new plan' in Rower,
sad several exotic curiosities. The Victoria Regia was in
tall Rower, and was likewise illustrated by eat leaves and
ley wax model. in the museum. The rest conservatory
was specially arraaged for the occasion with Large groups of
Sewers. _ _

Although the weather was far from agreeable, sad the
sadeipated number of riaitnn slid not attend, there was not
less than fifteen or sixteen thousand, a larger wisher than
over assembled on such an occasion. The musical arrange-
ments were under the direction of Mears. Totton, Waddell,
sad Grattan Cooke, with their three bands, sad gave great
satisfaction. The numerous foreign visitors were justly
surprised at the extraordinary culture of the plants, hut
more particularly at a reunion of fashion, wealth, and
beauty which no other country can present, and which on
few other occasions h►s been surpassed. The total number
of tickets sold to the present time is 31,000.

LIAT OF POMO:

Extra Gold Medal.—To Mr. May, lo KM. Low-
team, Ealing Park, for 30 store and greenhouse Om% ;
lir. Mylum, gardener to S. Rucker, Esq., Wiairirortly for
25 erotic orchids.
Largo Gold Medal.—To Mr. Cole, guano, to H. Cam
YR., Dartford, Kent, fur JO stove and greenhouse plants ;
lbws. Veit& and Son, nurserymen, Exeter, for 22 pitcher
Saab.
Medium Gold Medal.—To Messrs. Teiteb and Son,
Amter, for 20 czotie orchids ; Mr. Green, gardener to Sir
Antivirus, Cheam, fur 20 stove and greenhouse plants ;
Sir. Williams, gardener to C. B. Warner, Esq., Hoddesdon,
Herta. for 2.5 orchids; Mr. It. Franklin, gardener to Mrs.
Xuvrrenee, Ealing Park, for 2.5 orchids ; Mr. Blake, gar•
diner to H. Schroder, Eq., Stratford-greet, Rutz, (or 15
eirskids ; Mr. Smith,ardener to J, Quintet, Dal., Norwood,
/gamy, 15 Cape hest
Gold Medal.—To Mr. Taylor, gardener to S. Caster, Esq.,
Etreetham, for 20 stove anc greenhouse plants ; Mews.
Fraser, nunerymen, Lea-bridge-road, Essex, for 20 stove
Cole, • -

enhotesi tinansiMr.
girdener 'to AlL—Colyer,
Dartford, Ment etellCape heaths ; Meson. Rollie/ion,
Inereerymen, UM& 111Cepe heaths ; Mr. Cock, Chi.-
wick, for 12 pelargonium ; Mr. C. Turner, Royal Nursery,
rough, for 11 plorneainrei ; Memo. Lane and Son,
Xlerkhampstead. Raft, for 12 roses • Mr. Barnes, gar-
dener to R. 'Leathery, Esq., Poles, Ware, for 10 exotic
orchids.

AT VIE CONSECRATION OF TUE RIGHT Rev. nit.
.VATOH•II, AT NINAGR, on Sunday last, the Rev. Dr.
Leahy said: " If our riders be insane enough totry open per-
seeution again, then with 01.111.11 blessing we are strong enough
to vanquish it again. We are not afraid. Are you afraid, my
beds ? (addressing the bishops present.) You who worthily
fill the places of those men who, though it cost some of
Them their lives hare handed down to you without a stain'
Ate mitres which you now wear upon your heads.
Are you afraid. Ars you afraid, my reverend
brethren; you who are of the seed of those men
by whom salvation was wrought in Israel ? You,
the successors of the courage with the office of those
intrepid men who in their day fought the good fight, and
bit the faith. Arc you afraid—are you my brethren, the
thildreu of the faith, whose fathers forfeitt;dproperty and lift
twit, rather than forsake the faith—you, in whose veins
blood flows, are yo afraid ? No ! you are, none of yon,
afraid of this contest, if forced upon you : though you all
desire peace."

ATA MEETING or TIM SOCTRAIIPTON ClLtYltElt
Or COMMllitr, on Tuesday, it was stated that a deputation
*one that body were to have an interview with the diem-
toss of the Cape of Good Hope Screw Mail Packet Com-
pany to induce them to remove the Cape packet station
dam Plymouth to Southampton. A correspondent says:
s.Thia matter is considered to be of great Importance now
in consequence of the parliamentary. Australian steam na-
vigation committee having decided in favour of the Cape
route for the Australian mails. It was mentioned also, as
showing the advantageous position of Southampton in
connexion with the metropolis. that an immense number
of persons who purpose visiting the Great Exhibition
from the west of England intend to come by steamer from
Plymouth to Southampton, and reach London by the South
Western Railway, and that goods for London which arrive at
Liverpool in the Levant screw-steamers reach the mctropo-
lis, by way of Southampton, through being forwarded to
the latter place in the steamers which run between Liver-'
pool and Havre. The passenger trifle between Southamp-
ton and Havre, owing evidently to the Great Exhibition,
continually increasing, notwithstanding the steamers he-
tween these two ports run daily. The Ilame steamers this
week have each landed above one hundred paesengers. The
steam communication recently established between South-
ampton and Morlaix is likely to be remunerative. An
immense quantity of butter, poultry, eggs, and vegetables,
is landed every week at Southampton for the London
market from the rich province of Brittany, in Prance, by
means of this communication. A number of homed cattle
and horses arc also landed. The cattle are the true Brit-
tany breed, and the horses am a strong wiry rase, admirably
adapted for cabmen. So was the appearance of a
/team vessel at Marlin: that about 10,000 persons visited
the Grand Turk steamer on her first arrival there. The
Booth Western Steam Navigation Company are about to
memorialise the French government to establish a mail
communication with the western coast of France by means
of the Merlin: and Southampton pocket." .

TIIAL OF EXCIIFEt AT CilNtro.—An • ,
iltperintent, for the purpose of tombs the rebels* pewees
swan swim used on the nortbsso dirties' et is. larbta
sal Nortlowassent &Laney, and lbs large mks. goal is
ths sooltent division at the IMO Oak took pima on Friday
task ea the iodic bawls. dew sail Nobly. The point
jab 1 tiseidad enwits wbstior ans. 4 do blip pooh en-
Cbefooging to the southern divides eras bitter able to
Nibs%hoary goods train than two of se lesderate-sised
lesolia No northern division, the paw of the two
Reba about slug to the
elarair÷bibe Nolan were to
los opabst dm. bad, and Malt. Us trial
was witossastiattshogo maker sminstils M. Two of
the smalls, a ibll asatiora evils were int tested
separately, Si.
took bad
Ths Int was NNW at a
E.,,,,... took bad up thaw* in te =hones.
ssesol wee Of a alter 1, mod tusk bar bad up in
short rpm of 111 Ningbo. Thsy were alhowards
Obey looktittiml ll7b
NA Wadd. TA ''',.kick
n="C:
was tam bushel 41111 to the ono bal. gni
/sr ma boor sot Musa solnalss le behri is. isolletavoysl
S the two ma maim la 36 Ningbo. The
.Frio mall* eiglass was as Nallly amierwislasillirigin
was elsorty dermorbeseiL Bones tie teed the mart maw
guise expectations wen entertained browny that is largo
engine would Lave boon victurlona—Wer Currat

SUSPECTED MIMES AT HALTWIIISTLE—Mr.
!Stephen Reed, the coroner for ass& Northumberland, held
an adjouraod Impask 1*
_haw imam adjournment, on
ee body of nom. iseethis, • fretar. at Haltwhistle, on
lliasdaye lea win athsentel be anew the remains of a
tangs of -Mrs. Teesdaes to be exhumed. It hoe
lean lineled beanies eleven and twelve years. The bate of
this nysterions eon are these : Tearlato was a mull
yosnen living at a hamlet called Rise, sear to Nth.- I
*see Code. Do bad been a w_
_idower a bet serial Yaw
Teesdale enestbes after bar int bratheare denh. Toni&
sad his wits bed hd an atheist, Ilistinkles, mad le had
ellen Netyietheil to kis relatives at the at hie wife's
,Ineper and An she bed threaten* le pan se stab his..
linethis bed bees poorly daring the nialar, bat wee takes
ewleeif cal, with all the riming= of having taken •
poison, in the lattir part of April. Mr. SW*.
Haltebieth, ausein Me, aid came to tin
lead anted bin Me it. Daring his Meese
'erodes was ebbed by hie Mathes and the virtu it the
poi* whies be of Os pear new et be &-
thin and efunes beet elk naldoltked rem-
Ilse mos fel
talelbth_ Mithdite
nee, and .ha thew up bee i then esplereet
.door. Thu eels niehr Om& =Moist end
Imo hie wife rd the Ind Mae be bah be Mem
net principally!n. Seen_ of the tvelniled
XL Smith proeurs4 and bureilest le Dr. Cleelles.
Neareale ; bat let gesitheen bare eel of ban It woe
sot sent to Dr. Gann In tee se then Tyler
_red Wee the
D
of that enllnnen's inigele Ealtetle,
Dienals use load. Dr. dieser deigned 11811aie in
the ranked adDr. • pad awn* sunbathe of
the belly of Tents was made, and the at..
math mil its ce set to Dr. Glover. Tin
Sane gan as nseitailt gessasebyll=
harieralito kle Weed ides Elre;se. Toned*
dlyaseed is a collected Men at NW. Ii meth lb Wth,
atermiza.a dal* abenbliste.
is a ammiderabb —mg 7rsad with 1~.•fi,--erra..* the Ped-
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Fthath Wes NM herl eel to dim et hi lavish-
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