The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-19 00:00:00

MONDAY POPULAR OONCERTS.

Last night's concert offered a feature of great
interest awl novelty in the first performance by Madame
Arabella Goddard of a new book (the eighth) of Mandela-
aohn's Lieder ohne work, selected from the great corn.
poser's posthumous works, and cow in course of publica-
tion by Messrs. Novello, Ewer, and Co. These charming
pieces produced a marked effect, two of them being
encored. Of the whole set of six, however, we must take
another opportunity to speak in detaiL

Litreomen-lwri.—The undermentioned gentlemen
were ester& celled to the degree of Barrister-at-Inw by
Use Society of Linooln's.inn, viz. :—Mr. John
Wesley Hales, M.A., Cambridge ; Mr. Albert Hayford
Pier9oll. 8.0. L., and /LA., Oxford; Mr. James Cholmeley
Rummell, 8.A., Oxford ; Mr. Robert Pitcairn, late of Ox-
ford ; Mr. Henq Gasebig 8.A., Cambridge ; Mr. Samuel
Beni Lone M.A., Oxford ,• Mr. Fermis Alfred
Hanbury, M.A., Cambride ; Mr. Reginald Hughes, 8.A.,
Oxford ; Mr. John Ansel Day, 8.A., Oxford ; Mr Henry '
Stubbing ; Mr. Thomas Whitoombe Omen* 11.0. L., Ox-
ford ; Mr. Robert Campbell, M.A., Cambridge ; and Mr.
Edward Geri.
MADAIII Termite o's.—A very excellent likeness
of the late unfortunate Archduke Maximilian has just
been added to the Baker-street eolleolion. The prises was
a ray handsome man, sad his portrait is a valuable addi-
tion to Madame Tessend's gallery.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. 18. —APPOINTMENT& —Nati-
gating Midek.lqienry R. Johnstoe, ad.litionel, to the
Vista 7, for Amistant-Sergeons Dr. George V.
Wriet, to the tee ; John P. Way, to the Medusa ;
and mas Lott, " meting." to the Ads.

*parting intelitgaire.

TATTERSALL'S. —MONDAY.
Among the eomparatively few 'Lemberg who were present
at Albert-gate to-day the chief occupation was settling on
the past two weeks. There was sonic occasional betting
on the Derby, confined, however, to three or four bosses.
Blue Gown was supported to a considerable extent at 20 to
1, but at the close these odds were still offered. Typhoeus
was several times inquired after. Bookmakers, however,
declined to lay; bad they been Bo disposed, 20 to I would
have found ready takers. Harvester was again in some
request at 40 to 1, and Betrayal, after being backed
several times at 1,000 to 15, met with support at 1,000 to
20. None of the remaining forthooming events were men-
tioned, and at the close the prices were as follows :
DEBBI.
7 to 1 agst Marquis of Hastings' Lady Elisabeth ,o 12)
20 to I Count Hatthyanv's Typheas wanted,
90 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's blue (loan t and off)
SO to 1 Marquis of Hastings' The Earl oil,
40 to I Duke of Newcastle's Harvester ,t)
60 to 1 Mr. W. l'Anson's Betrayal t)

BETTING IN LONDON. —MoNDAY.
Although the clubs were well attended, but little specu-
lation took place, members being pre-occupied in settling
Liverpool and Shrewsbury accounts. Some few horses
were fancied for the Croydon Steeplechase, but none of
them backed for much. Bon Es it was in most request,
and all the books were soon full about him. The little
betting that took place on the Derby does not call for any
special remark. Prices are appended :
GRAND METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASE.

20 to IWstß:n---tsPaijt---25i•T1 TgatlslialTspeare 't'i
and w) 25 to 1 Thank al
20 to I Sprite ft, 25 to 1 Knave of
20 to 1 Hornet ,t) Trumps ,t)
20 to 1 Despatch t) 25 to 1 LOU. t.
25 to 1 The Doctor t) 25 to 1 Olohule ,t)

20 to 1 apt Blue Gown it) 1000 to 10 apt St. Ronan (0)
1000 to 16 Betrayal it in 1000 to 10 Tregesile (0)
tome)

TORY LANDLORDISM.

The following letterarelating to the South Leices-
tenhire election have been forward to us far publication :
FROM THE REV. J. P. POW= TO ML JOHN WISSTER,
WAXXIS, PICILETON.
My dear Sir,—l am sorry to hear that you are canvass-
ing on Mr. Paget's behalf, but I should hope that I have
been misinformed. I should indeed be sorry to hear
that you had been working for liberal interests, or had
given a vote to the liberal party. I feel sure that I have
been misinformed, and that we shall find your vote re.
corded for the conservative candidate, for I cannot believe
that I have been deceived, in you, but that you will
strengthea the hands of the conservatives, and unite with
us in striving to preserve to our country her most precious
rights.—l will not add more, and remain, yours truly,
J. P. Pow=
Acton Beauchamp Rectory, Bromyard, Nov. 16.

MR. WIREITIR% IMPLY TO THE REV. J. P. POWER.
Dear Sir —I cannot but be surprised by your note.
When I took of you your father's farm, which I bold under
you, nothing was said as to my letting you my vote. Your
father and yourself might very well know that my father
voted in 1830 for Mr. Paget's father, and that all our
family have always held liberal opinions. I now rent of
Mr. Paget, at Hall Fields, as you know, • larger
tract of land than I rent of you at Peckleton,
but that gentleman never asked me for my vote.
Without his knowledge I signed • request to him
to come forward on the principles which his
family and mine have always held, and I am sure, if I
voted for Mr. Pell, Mr. Paget would never ask me about
my vote, nor would it make any difference between him
and me. But, air, having always held liberal opinions,
and believing Mr. Paget to be a true friend to our institu-
tions and our liberties, I did not think I was doing wrong
in signing a requisition to him to go to parliament.
Now, sir, I am very sorry, but I think it right,
when • man thinks as I do, and has asked a gentle-
man to stand for the county, to keep my promise,
end support him with my vote, because it is accord-
ing to my conscience. You and I, sir, have always been
the best of friends, and I always paid your respected father
his rent as soon as it was due, and I am sure I have laid
out a deal of money on your farm and farmhouse. But
if, air, you should think well to give me notice to quit my
farm, and leave all my money behind me upon it, I cannot
help it, for I had rather lose my home and my money on
your farm, air, than break my promise, and go against my
principles, and kee the respect of my friends and neigh-
bours.—l am, km, JOHX WEBSTER.
Peokleton, Hinckley, Nov. 18.