The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-03 00:00:00

TIIE DUBLIN EXHIBITION.

A very lively interest respecting the above ox.
bibition is manifested on the Continent, from which large
eoutributioes are being received. A letter from Rome.,
dated March 20, states that a catalogue of the articles to
be net from that city has been printed, and that it would
make a book in itself. These will ioolnda at least 100
works is sculpture by the most eminent artists. The
Minister of Public Works seeds specimens of the works
of Viria in cloth of silk and gold, and also specimens of
Roman carpets ; Mortised, too, disco of Egyptian ala-
baster. Mr. R indolph Rogers, the American eoulp.
tor, hu consented to send a half-sized figure of
his well-known status of " Nydia fleeing from Pompeii*
Monsigror Ferrari, Minister of Finance at Rome, Bends
three volumed of eogravings and some photographs. The
following are the names of the artists who send contribu-
tions from Rome :-G. B. Lombardi sends 7, C. Lombardi 3,
Barzoni 16, Howse 1, Adams 4, Jacomettie 5, Carlo Vora 4,
Miss Stebbins 2, Barrottu 3, Aohtermon 1, L. Bitlllllilllo 3,
A. Ritual= 1, Story 1, Bisetti 4, Barone 1, Biagi 1, Muller
2, Ferretti 2. Rinaldi 4, Staccoli 2, Majoli 1, Luccordi 2,
Montilla 1, Rossetti 1, Kelli 1, Prosinciali 2, Altmi 3, Prior
1, Andrei 3, Galletti 2. Ferrari 2, Dia Gissomo 1
Miss Foley 3, Salvatore 1, Luechetti 2. Obici 1,
Hoffman 1, Soboops 1, Freund 1, Palombi 1, Giacomini 1,
Kawalsky and Careesul 4, Daly (plasterer) bast, 1, Miss
Hosmer's group 1, colossal status of Pius IX. in marble.
Besides these there are other as yet doubtfel ; and then
there are the painters, among whom are Romako, De
Bassi, Vertunni, Wider, Geerra, Bompisei, Bertacini,
Brame, Farrel, Fanelli, Podesti, Strait, A. Dios,
Reggio, &Aden, Bartolomei, ho. Saulini seeds 'b3 of his
own cameos in shells and pietra duns; Pieret sends a collie-
ties of very rare and valuable intaglios and cameos in peke

dues.
Among the English artists whose works are to is
exhibited are Callentils, Collins, Mulrisady, Landeeer,
Denby, Etty, Herbert, Leslie, Manlier, Wilkie, Wilson,
Ward, Redgrave, Turner, Dyne, Uwios, Lswreoce, Elmore,
I Roberts, Cooper, Hunts, Leighton, Bin:Muer, Philips,
Weipll, Wallis, Jackson, Romney, sad Hamilton. Ger-
many will he very fully represented in oil paintings,
sculpture, photography, paintings in water colours, kr. ;
. so likewise will be the Netherlands, Norway, and Swedes.
France will of course take the prominent place she always
' does io international exhibitions.
For the couveoienoe of visitors a "General inquiry-
ofßce" has been opened in the Exhibition building, where
hotels and lodging-houses are registered, with axed and
I; moderate charges, with the view of avoiding the liability of
extortion to which strangers might be subjected, and re-
quiring proper treatment of lodgers. Agents, wearing •
. uniform or badge, will attend at the Northwall and at the
• ' railway stations to afford lidormstion to strangers.
, Lodging-houses will be divided lato three classes, according
r to the particulars (unsullied by proprietors to the
committee,.

THE CIRCASSIAN EXODUL—Tbe Circassian Coin
mitt** met for the lest time on Thsreday lank under the
presidency of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe. The committee
haeing concluded their Monist thing it right to inform the
subeerthers that they have removed from Dr. Millitsgee,who
had proffered his gretsitose services is distributing the
fund, • full and moat eatidectoty report of the mode in
which the money sent to Constantinople was applied to the
relief of the distressed Cireeesians. The toted sum col-
lected by the committee amounts to 2,067/. Of this 2,000/.
ban been remitted to Constantinople, which, in addition to
721. remitted by Mr. Beale, wan distributed by Dr. Millie-
' gen, Who by the cash amount bed a balance of about 2602
remaining is band. to be applied to the orphan asylum and
I other special objects. The committee have expended in
. England on advertisement@ and other neweenary expenses
the sum of &.l. lls. The sniffing balance still remaining in
. their bands will be remitted to Onnetaulisopia. A Tots of
Wads was usasimoody peened to Dr. Milling'''.
An "EMILY 811110-02 Tuesday last, a song-
thrush's nest, eoatakdag two young ones and two eggs, were
fowled is the shrub at &shims Break, sear Bliellord, the
essidases Ms. Mom— Wert Surrey Timm