The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-10 00:00:00

Dean Milman's tragedy of Patio, which was per-
teasel ea Monday night at the Arielehl Theatre with Mks
Bateman in the character of Bias" it Itals more than • col.
legs macaw The author took • dory which he found in the
" Varieties of Literature," sad dealt with it in a inumwmore
resalable for sehohistio cam than rankled ars. His play,
however, undramatic as it was, hid cap .Studios far lead-
ing ssWwes. Ii otetaaal a female olierectot who had much
to say, if not muck to de, and whose wards might he
made a vehicle for any quantity of meting. Ueda then
circumstances his tragedy was dragged os to the boards
without his mama bans asked, with that cool disregard
for olio rights of literary property whirls his always antis•
gashed the theatrical proketiou.
Miss Bateman's Bassos is • very careful performance, in
which the actress produces her effects more by statuesque
pace of attitude than by any power or variety of ex-
prinsioo. The tender pampa ci the play wee* delivered
with considerable fee Neg, and the foicible purges
WITS cot marred by that excels of visuals which was so
repugnant is Julia. nidabella and Fano, two rather sus-
masa ul parts, found estrasentry representatives in Ma.
Billiaston and Mr. Jordan, and she mat ci the ammeters
were acted as well as they deeseved to bs. The home was
weeded, and the chief performers were greeted with ap-
plause whiok seemed more dissrindiatisi sad Must this
assid.

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CAMBEIDOI. NAY S.

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Browse'. Wee gold medals. 'ism awng. sesidsat
oadargredsates provieg thesteelves prerea u aeat ia the
eararettlea Greek verseJalbt Wet sad Greek sea
Latin F.ligrama, have lame this day ikwardid as seder:
Greek VIM (Lyrics). J. Edwin aaadye, John's College.
lam'Oils le igtre flows, Wedk. GIIMOIN, Meg.
dales Whig% after the modal *A tie
astitologia. W. BesaartriZe GAM& Lallss=4
alter the roam at martial. W. KACINfte 4ift'S o
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thereat.

NEWSTarwoitr BENEVOLLNT AND PRO.
VIDENT INSTITUTION.

The anniversary thither of this institution wall
celebrated last evening at the Freemason' Tamers; Mr.
CLAIM Dammam presided. About 200 eat down
to dinner, Wading a fair premed= of ladies. After pro-
ran the health of bar .Majesty the Ogren and the Nord
Family, Mr. Dichosa gave the West of the " Pro.
'parity to the Newsreaders' Besmolent sad rovidest
thetitutioe." After dodo/nag Issiereesly the Wastes el
• peepetual president, Mr. Daskees took sp the amine
mature of his subject, and brought his powers to
beer macs the yes cheerful aide of the picture.
After touching spoil the practiced Puna, sad Plesiss
news of the imaitution, the sceousts of which, be mid,
were sot kept by Mr. Edmunds, or Tom," Mr. Dickens
proceeded to say that the electric telegraph itself, she
greatest news-ageut of modern times. woukl be males
without the aid of the hard-working newsveador. Be weld
imagine Mr. Reutmbyesalt calmly sleeping by the ads of
Mrs. Reuter, with galvasie batteries ender the bed, belle at
every Sager, sad electric wires at every joist. waking up
in the middle of the sight to find that he Use everything
and could communiesie sothisi but for eke starmandor.
After an ward enumeration of the claims of the sews-
radar, Mr. Digests emeludad a speech, which had bees
thread to with gnat satiation and intetut, by • warm
swag to the public es behalf of the iliettos. sad es'
prmsed • hope that ho might Atli *eating be looked ars
in the light of collector-in-ohid, and be sooosesfai is PO
dies which he wee is glad to bold. Referring to ilia
nether of the society, the hoe. chain:se said that all the
ansaities were masted out of their faded capita, and that
they were attainable by the amides of so very slight as
mood of madame sod foresight, INS • sem et dif-
luaed over a period et five Teen minded • male edscriber
to unit. a year, and a female to 101. • year. The tad wee
drunk with the greatest enthartmra. Its sintsisbig toasts
of the meads' were " She Press (proposed by Mr. J. Bee.
nett and responded to by Mr. J. Grant) ; "The Chairman"
(proposed by Mr. E. Yaks) ; sad " The Trustees sad Eva-
cativo Officers of the Compaq," which wee responded to
by Mr. Terry, the seoretery. The sabseriptioes surmised
amonated to about 3001. The musk was under the direr-
taw d Mr. Edda Gray, who wee resided by Mire Mo.
rook Miss Elks Ism, Mr. J. L. Brady, Mr. Corms, and
yr. Earl ii ' Mr. Toole wee (be boionsi tomatms"'

SHOCKING DRAM—Me. H. A. Marlin the
borough caroler, held se inquiet at the Windeor'Reyal
Infirmary, on Meaday evening, respecting the decease of
Farr Marren. • youth of 13, who aecidestally shot him-
self es Leiter Merry, rid whose death resulted on Friday
last, • frightful area of terra, popularly knows as lock-
jaw, having supervened. The lad had been foe the rat
twelve menthe in the service of Dr. Bower, of Wieder. Re
west out or Boaster Monday, taking with him an old hors.
pistol
. which bad hung up is the stainer of his master's
sad having purchased some gunpowder, he and
another lad went into a tone to amuse themselves by firing
oaths pistol. They disputed which should firs first, end then
wee speed that Murrell should have the first shot. Be-
fore he could present the pistol, and while holding it with
She enure apes/dims a level with his thigh, it acerestally
went off and shot him in two places. A slight Slag Ira
sustained to the left thigh. The left forearm was serrelted,
and • despreersted read wee inflicted at the bask of it, the
museles berg burst and tars. The mere eerier injury wee
deemed sad bound up at the infirmary. where Dr. Bow bound
• to be attending to the out-patients when the lad pre-
sented himself far treatment. Thespplicriticins tore wound
were renewed daily, and is went on favourably until, it
seems, the lad was foolish enough to =bird his arm to es•
able him to exhibit it to some of hie companions. On
Tuesday resift last week.= dressieg the arm, Dr. Bower
noticed a rigidity of the muerte of the snit, in which the
lad bed thee a greet deal of pain, besides feeling generally
unwell ; upon being questiosed, however, he denied having
say pain about the repo a the jaw or seek. He wee
gran • composing draught sod put to bed. Next day the
rd could net epee hie mouth properly to put out his tongue,
the muscles eorected with tee jaw had hardened, sod
upon the wound being dread he had a convulsion. A pur-
gative was at once given and a removal to the Windsor
Isfirmary took piney, to 'sable courser attention to
be gives to the ere, miry arena which esseeltatien
could suggest being adopted with the view to ear life. Dr.
Bower sad Mr. J. Bricker, the house surgeon, were un-
reuniters in Miele exeriene. The symptoms rif the ere
were thus described by Mn. Briokwell :—The linen were is
• eastestred eseditioc, eateries errantly from violent
spemeolle ertieletiess ; the jaw Sae fined, and only able
te he resod te the eater d half an inch ; and upon the
enpilisDos of the least excitement, either in the shape d
sew et iamb, or eves • breath of wind, the whole of the
larcular Worn of the body wee grows into violist
spasmodic convulsions. Relief was attempted to be gives
by chloroform, which was successful so long as be was trader
its illileoCce, but be relapsed into his former °audition as
saes as its offsets weed cd. Mr. Brickwell also admire-
tend esseite, a remedy which had previously been room-
ful in his rade. Is spite of all treatment, however, the
jaw hearse mare rear the youth became enable to swal-
low eves liquids, the mirror continued with unabated
Tiara, and death terminated the poor fellow's suffering'
krrilS7 al terree, the nervous system being completely
greeted Tun spry returned a verdict of " Anctidental
dear."
TMS HALL= op LONDON.—In the Weelc that
elided es fleleardey, May 6, the births in London and ten
other large towns of the Baited Kingdom were 4,044 ; the
deers 2,626. The renal rate of mortality in the week in
theme eleven towns was 21 per 1.000 pines living, lest than
the rate that prevailed ie the previous WM& Bull
appears for the first time. In Louden the births al
1,006 boys and 1,068 glib, in all 2,074 children, were
registered is the week. Is the corteepoodieg weer of
tee years 185544 the average surer, erreeted for r-
enew of portieres, was 2.024. The deaths in Loren in
the same pared vire 1,236. The average number f the
eighteenth week la tee year (carreeted) is 1,317.0 r The
deaths is the present return are ler by 81 Mir the esti-
mated rarer. Two hurter and fifteen deaths oceparred
from moors Doerr ; of tbme 19 were caused by small.
pox, 9 by MilleildS. 24 by musrletiark 4 by diphtheete, 06 by
whooping end 43 by typhus. There is a general de-
ers, el dress A coma, red 56 yeas, died at
Bt. Thermo lifispoid. ern injuries caused by a cart par-
ing err fair The was d a ewers, aged 6 yeses, died at
2, Usderwerlateset, Shareditcdi, from tetanus espervesing
on Wally rids lees, sari by falleg frees a eraser&
The WO of ereeiy, Lear week was XI per I,or_iller-
des, 27 la Min sad 25 in Dublin ; 34 so
Ulm Ilisaskaiar, is &Want 23 in Birmiegi;;;Zel
Leer, 11) as andel. 33 Heil, and 30 is Cregow.
The Ere in Vienna wee 42 per. 1,000 dories the
week swag re Iffid. ultimo, when the temper.
her well 49 deer Fareitheit lowa than la the sun
week is Lady, where the ere wee 26 per 1,000. Is
Liverpool the hires were3Bl, the deaths 306; a Masehester
the Meths 3114, &rho 190 ; Belford the births 72,
Mr Amer d‘s in Dirrirriere the births, 216, the dears
Ildi ; is las& the births 183, therathe 116; is Beira the
Sys the dears 412 ;is Ball the Meths 79, the deaths
42 ; 41611 bias 11S, Ow &Wm* ; 14 Olsegew
the bidiriallie *slim 313; end in Dahlia the hielke
120.1110 15L ,Titern ants 447 deaths is Videos