The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

10IAL TRRATRICALL

Asother very agreeable proof of the interest her
Maksty take* In the &smirk, be ended ea Wedeeseey
ask, when, by royal acemateri, the primal* meratime at
Ye Haymarket sad Olymplethestree will appear et Wkiser
Cast* thole establishers% betas diked kr the eeketaa.
. . .

The pieces Wined brew been tie imonrite misty el The
Era Geniai, In whisk Xr. linekebrae, Hr. Chippoedde,
mid the other porde& mimeses d the Haymarket sem-
patty wiu pedant, sad lidkonallaies al At tll Demos,
la alike Xt. 80b..., Mew Ilk in& and the (Hyatt& corps
ttfl have as opportunity et !triaging their histrionic
We may mature le home WM this will be but the
yrilade to armed more regewentatises a/ a 'bailer kind at
the sad at Boyaity.—Jim

His Royal Rieman tb. Priam of Wales viu 'pro-
mise at tbe debate on universal mirage by the Union Society
at Oxford as Thursday. The debate stands adjourned to
nest Thunday.

His Ropa Highness the Prince of Wales, in ad-
dition to his being a somber of the Oxford Univereity
Boat Club, ham also become a member of the Christ
Church Boat Club, and the Chrtet Church Cricket Club.
His royal bight:me has, daring the week, visited Russell's
Tennis Court end Tolley's Racquet Court, and played in
arc►.

The Duke of Bedford, it is said, is selected to
egeteed the late Earl de Grey u Lord 'Automat of
Dakidishise.

The Comatose of Airlie was safely delivered of a
&ugh*. ea Wednesday, at Cats/thy Castle. Her lady-
ship sad infant are progressias favourably.

The Countess Apponyi arrived at Chandoe Homo
retards', from Parts.

The idargaia cod Maohioneas of Stafford have
isft &afford limas SxLlllaahall, Salop.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Abereorn hays
Mimed to Chested*ld House from 'risking her Majesty
et Windsor Castle.

Tha Earl and Countess of Cardigan left Portman-
pairs ssaterday br their sea, Demo Park. Northaapien,
sides.

The mortal remains of the Earl de Grey were
removed from Bt. Jasameraloare yesterday recemkm to
Wrest Park, Bedfordshire, preparatory to their Interment is
the Welly vault.

Lord and Lady Bagot are expected at Dover
House on Monday from Blithfleld Hall, Staffordshire, to be
preetat at the marriage of the Earl of Dalkeith and Lady
Leaks Hamilton.

The Hon. Mr.. Francis Stour wu safely deli-
vered of a soft yesterday, at his realdeace I. Chapel•etreet.

FAil and &motels Fortascue and Mims Geo,le have
Iskrusil from Irehad to Cutts Hill.

Lady Moleaworth has presented the portrait of the
We Cherie, Buller to the town of Liekeard.

Last night Colonel Wilford, assistant commandant
sad chief instructor of the Government School of Musketry
it Myths, delivered an interesting lecture in the Theatre of
the Vatted Service Institution, Whitehall-yard, on rifles and
rifle practice. Lord 'Mho, M.P., presided.

The Moniteur of yesterday publishes the follow-
hit ancountsosont MM. Moos, Sir Jams Doke, sad

Dhrld Salomon■. all three formerly Lord Mayon of tis
td London; Sir Henry Maggeridge, aldermen; C. Conley,

ex-sheriff, , Thomas *muslin, Thomas Dent, Villhiam
Am, John Dalin Pearls% Matthew Uziellf, and Sir
willdaa Topham, commander of the royal body guard, have
Imo nominated Chevalian de la Lilian d'Henneur."

The Bishop of Chichester, sending 61. to the
Rye Volunteer Rifle Corps, writes :—" I am happy Wry
that at Isegth we have a prospect of establiehing a rifle
carps even here (Chichester). A requisition will be offered
to the mayor, and a public meeting be held on the subject
within the nest week or so. My subscription to your effort
at Rye, and to any other In the county and dlocees, moat,
therefore, be subordinate to that for which I shall be called
upon here. Bat you were amongst the first to establish
such a corps, and ea its members have proved, on fair trial,
that they can beadle a rifle, so no one doubts that their
bravery will wooed their skill if =vote should be rash
,'sough to put am to the proof by s hostile dissent on the soil
of England."
The necessary parliamentary notices Move been
given with refemsce to a sew railway through the northern
part of the City to ceased the Great Northern kne with •
large and coevesisat titular close to the Bank of England.
It will pees by the Ado of Grey's-Inn-road to • station at
Gray's-inn, theme by • viaduct across Holborn-valley to
Smithfield, thence sear Barbican, with a goods station at
Fore-street, and so scythe London-wall to a large available
sees at the beck of Tokashoose-yard, within 310 feet of the
Bank. The route, which Is brought forward with the coo-
MIMICS of the Great Northern Board, will be above ground
through the whole distance, and is selected to per amid poor
property, the removal of which will be an advantage to the
metrepolis.
The Biddick eetate, with the mansion house, near
South Shields, the property of the Weeks/44 Milner, Bee.,
has been purchaaed by the Earl of Harrington for the stun of
about 30,0001.
An attempt is to be made to revive the promenade
001101 fie for a few weeks before Christmas—the plane to be

Denry.lene Theatre ; the onagers, it ia stated, a committee
otratleasen. Their labours are to commence on the 26th of
WI month.

TIN cricketers' eleven, or rather twelve, arrived
sib at Liverpool on Friday night, after a very rough ma-
nge, and Hayward and Carpenter have been entertained et
Cambridge.

Mr. James Ward, the oldest of the Royal Acsdemi-
dew, Mid on Waders':ley evening. at the patriarchs! age at
siesty-ose.

" Ten thousand pounds," says the Athesterese,
the figure with which Mr. lititili opens the Oostaatee
Food for the Unit Exhibitioo. Our renders have ion
anticipated the decision of the Society of Arta to go as with
the Exhibition, without regard to the temporary storm of
politic. This &Aim he. st With bees taken ; and the
Gammas* Food, ere gwortor of a alnico, is now in progress
of ooboeription. The wait will take pines Is 1862."

The Council of the Horticultural Society have
ow. mode, to She pernliat that they an now prepared
to execute their penis tithe Wert ea the Yereetimioe Qom
Bowe. Mr. George 800 Me been appointed aupteistaa-
dent. Plana t.r the cotudaneon of • plea of beetesee, In-
luding a spacious meeting and czeuruittee-roout at Seeded-
ton Gore, are to be immediately prepared.

tVENING, NOVgIIn3ER 19, 1659.

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