The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

ST. JAIME HALL.

Mr. F. Maocabe, a gentleman who bait had some
stags exparirece at the Priam's Theatre is Manchester,
gave • private performance of ea entertainroste of the elder
Mathews' type at this hall yesterday afternoon with great
end exceptional mumess. Mr. Mambo is an accomplished
musician and ventriloquist, • pleasing slew, a good actor
sad musket composer, and evidently • keen obarter of
character sad social pecnllarities Be will appear in con-
jugation with Profane Anderson sent Monday, when we
shall malaise him more fully.

CtYHTAL PAL6CI,—Tom THUMB AND PARTY.—
Nosed Tom Thumb, with his wife, his baby, Commodore
Nutt, and Kim Minnie Warne, gave his last metropolitsa
perfornissoe yesterday, at the Crystal Palma, previous to •
long provincial tour. This little Forty of clever mid amiss-
lag ladies sad gentlemen, who are ss remarkable for gnat
and good breeding as they are for West, have been provided
with an elegant and commodious travelling carriage in that
shape of an omnibus. It is the neatest sad most effective
conveyance of the kind we have ever sees, adaatisieg the
show without vulgarity, and is a credit to its designers,
Meseta. Wells and Miller. The success of the little party in
the musky will doubtless be SI great as their ILICOOIII hes
been in London.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.

His Game the Duke of Somerset, Firit Lord of
the Admiralty, Beer•Adminl the Hoe. J. R. Drummond.
CH, and Rear-Admiral It G. Fseabewe, aocompenied by
Captain Robert Hall, Porretery to the First Lord, arrived
off Hyde last seining from Plymouth, is the peddle year
Escheat's's. Thin mullion their lordships came isto
Portsmouth harbour end leaded at the dockyard shortly
after 10 o'clock, pro:aiding thrums to Loadou by railway.
The Rostientrus sailed shout soon for the outward.

The Msnsy, Ml, sure. frlgste, was u aloe/el this mon-
log. It is rammed that she will probably go to the
Ileditorrsoeso, to relieve the Orlasdo.
The Urgent, iron sore. troot ship, Csptaio & H. Header.'
sou, was docked to-day to repair defects.
The left wisp of the 26th Regiment (Oemeroolans) em-
barked this morning on board the Coepatrtok riling trues
poet, for oouveysoce to Bombay. The ship wee towed oat
of harbour this afteraeoa, and will nil st oats foe her dtsti-
patios.

ADMIRALTY, JULY 24. —APPOIITIMINTS. —Lieu.
tenant W. A. Crabbier. to the Hector.
Sub-Lieutenant E. H. Arndt, to the fielamsoder.
Mutat. Assigaist N. Little, to the Arethosa.
Midshipman H. H. Jaime', to the Edgar.
Naval Cadet F. E. Walker, to the Black Prince.

Ms HOOMIS'S Euerms MC2104804 —Tbe electors
of Lambeth, determined that the return of Mr. Thomas
Hughes shall not bat his personal cost, have commenced
subscribing to a triad of 1,90 N. to clear the whole expense.
The subscriptioes range from one 'hilltop upwards to 1001.,
sod the hat is in a promising way towel& speedy comple-
tion. The act cannot be too highly commended, alone,
although there an good ground" tar believieg it is sot in
amordaues with Mr. lliushm's wishes, it bases inevitable ten-
dency to improve the political morality of the constituency,
and to efface the corrupting influences of the enormous ex.
penditure in the Roupell contest some years ago.--Seuils
London Chronicle.

THIN AND NOT/.--AN ELECTION INCIDENT.—AD
Incident showing the odd changes which time can make
occurred at Preston last week, durisig the coma of the
coneervative canvass in that tows. The two conservative
candidates, along with their party, were proceeding up use
of the streets of the town, when oee of them, who had •
keen eye to business, observed a voter on the opposite side
of the road. A rash to him, sad a demonstration of she
usual blandness prevailing at elastics times, followed. A.
introduction succeeded, and afterthe voter had shaken hands
with Sir T. 0. Beaks* he tensed to the Hon. F. A. Stan-
ley (Lord Derby's son) and salt—.' Allow me to express
the pleasure I feel at being introduced to the son of the man
whose life I saved many years ago." The honourable
scion of the house of Derby and his party wondered
what the old voter meant, gad se they appeared to be
anxious for some explanatioa, be proceeded to explain
that many years ago. when Lord Derby, during the course of
the celebrated oontest between himself and Orator Hunt,
was bring kicked, beats., pelted with refine, and geserally
stewed by the conservative mob is Pastors, sod then
dragged opposite his (the voter's) house, when is all probe.
bility he would have been killed, be seined his
lordship (tkos Mr. Stanley), and pulled bins into his dwell.
fog, where be hid him is a dark closet. The infuriated
mob immediately afterwards broke Into the boos. but were
unable to discover Lord Derby. They tbeo rushed I.
another direction, fasoying that his lordship bad escaped
by aims back way. The voter thee administered some re-
freshment to the victim of tory bigotry sad violates
secreted in his house, and afterwards got some policemen
to take him to his heed-quarters. When the voter
had concluded the narrative of this story the flea.
F. A. Stanley thanked the voter for his kindeess at the
time named, and then begged for his support " for his
father's sake.' A nvdive reply was given, sad the boa.
gentlemen, cosaiderably surprised, rejoiced—" But you
know you are an old supporter of my father." " Yes," he
answered, " but your father has changed his polities sines
I was his supporter ; I have not ; I, like your father, was
not a tory then • and I don't bathed to go over to the •
party who abused him is Preston." He was questioned
pretty closely about " that party," and some of the coo-
servatives present blushed extensively whilst the ancient
voter verbally castigated the ferias for bunting and mal-
treating Lord Derby when he contested Prestos at the time
named. He afterwards left the two candidates sod their
supporters to reflect upon the ohmage. that had ensued deo.
the present head of the conservative party of England was
chased and almoet bootee to death by • mad tory lath in
the very town which has just returned his son to parliament
u a tory member.
THE ATTIENETZD MUDDED AT PLYMOUTH. 10-
',motor Silas B. Annie, who wee stabbed with a sword stick
on Saturday, still lingers in the Royal Neva Hospital, as
Storiehonse, with very faint hopes of recovery. He is under 1
the care of Dr. &Atli, M.D., Deputy Inspector• General of '
Hospitals. Edward Banter, the man who inflicted the
wound, is about 60 years of age, sad has a family of yoeng
children by • seoood wife. He is of • very frumble dis-
position, sad has frequently moth into eollimoo with the
police force. On nee occasion he caused death in • fight,
was tried for manslaughter, and acquitted. About two
years since, through the instrumentality of Annie, be was
imprisoned four months for having governmeet stores is
his poseessioe. On Saturday morning he appeared be-
fore the magistrates at Somelsonee se complainaet and
dh-
feodant in ars ordinary case of assault, which fell through
for want of sufficient evideace. Anna was in court and
followed Bunter, who kept hie shop locked, sod preven.ed
the officers from gaining admission for some time after
their arrival. He was very violeot dunsg the inspection
of his stock. After the Beim* of the government copper
all the officers were about to depart, but Annie returned
to look at the shop store-book. Buster at this time ap-
peared to be cool. When be stabbed Annie, kis said with
an oath, " There, you have got it sow," nr words to that
effect. O. Saterday evening, when Mr. Redd, the magi&
trate's clerk, was Wittig the deposition of Ansi/ in the
Royal Naval Hospital, Beater was pnimme, and did sot
I deny the math facts.

Ennaaalrra no ADBLATDIL —The addition to a
limited poeulatioo like ours of 659 persona in two dam, as
occurred this week, would have produced a good deal of
temporary inconveoience if our colony had oot beam in a
very healthy state. We should have had groups of idlers
in the streets ; we should bare heard much of disappoint-
ment sod iesufficient accommodation, and of lowered wages
end gmeral disratiafaction. As it is, however, we bass
beard of nose of them things, sad have scarcely sotied the
masses of the new comers in the West., and on inquiry
we fled that they are being very rapidly absorbed into the
Industrial populaties of Ms oalosy. —Adelaide Fleetly
Mal. May 13.,

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