The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-27 00:00:00

Cber•bisa, an empties, whom Diddles' Shark, a lawyer, is
trivial to chest oat of her dowry. Seas drill roses
MIMI, aq■ia. palmists's sad segoeity of sour brag
nude h rein. Pr obst sad Aurora this arrive la •
chariot drawn by sight whits hear (which Mr. W. Cocks
drives rnun•l the rage with greet skit). T►e tnaitors's•
tins is Owner's effected, the remelt belag two harlequins
and two clown., with attendant pantalets, sad spirt. The
tricks which followed were of the ordiaary 'bracts', bet
were very means,. Some of the ornery was very good.
and altogether the pantomime pared off szoeediermly well,
and *pp•reatly to the entire satisfaction of • crowded
hoer.
GALLERY OF I

r. Oermao Reed
and hie accomplished wife (late Hies P. Hortee), ba" "
twos to complain or went of patrons on hosing sight; oe
the ecctra'7, they: had more than the Owlet, of
Illeetratum cull troll accommodate, and Buy had to go
away disappointed, is march of antutemeet elsewhere. Tao
antitena, however, although miaowing clarity packed
together, IMO yet ',ohm and good-tempered, as they meetly
a•e it these ir. wing-room eau rodomeatr, sad they ap-
plauded and lteshsd rinbt gamily one, the recital of the
mimetic. Mee enemed muskies, which Mr. sad Mre. Rood
make the vehicle for seem charming vocalisation and se
lama eseellent ee•ing. Both were M capital vole* and
beams?, and tinned to get t►nigh tha performances with
se mach IllthiSo ion to thanseelme as delight to the
An °v., !lowing haute has a meaderfal effect
epos the spirds of soots, and wit► all It. inoonveniecom

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the festive mum is the but period for seeing and bearing
mined or hieratic performers to advantage.
POLTGRAPHIC HALL, KING WILLIAII.IIThirr,
CMARINO rams Wo;dia n-opened hie Olio of
Oddisire "in VI. {rescue of • crowded audience. The

ester sialc•at i• all its main features is the was as that
which has si atom amused Mr. Woodia's minima; ►at a
ho a►reretioae were istradaesd, which appeared to ►e
thought jar rovelassis. The perforraaaise was simple,*
mons; sail ea imitation of Mrs. Florsoce, with her two
adify.eg ai tt i t dkia:seed the company La a slats of hood•
less ristrat.

etc exl3re#o.

REGENT CULLUM—The reception awarded to
Gemini T m Thumb yestimiay Swill have bra ray testi-
fyisg to hi. sad !rinds. The his ws nustseed la
Wee strabers, sad the biros bestowed co bin most give
*saddest' to nes of small dimmer, by whir they are
heard or nod of. We hare ven meetly Reedit the ar-
rival of th^ distastise hero, sad described his sposereato
sad orlitatioss. It need therefore ray bie said hethar
that hie nth reran. were yosterdsy warmly respoaded to
by hie SUISMOSI patrons.
&MLR entertaioment at this;
ghee Is riled the "Unity of Nation," berg Was-
Inters of satiosal etteseten, by Yr. Vandal(
Vends", sad was istroissed foe the Int tire
been • Loaded audience • he weeks ago, sad thea
whose by us. blr. Voodoo, who is a pothers of gnat
tart r • rinds, Ferrates the different amens ss.
genii sly well, and elicited seeekkeeble sophism Beaks
bible a pod siege', be is as reellest dreier, sad the
rapidity with which he sff•tts hie (hasps of dries is este-
aishisg. Yesterdsy the Hall was very well attended, sad
we bar sr doubt the entertaiuseat will sajoy a felt ran
sf pstroame darisp the holidays.

CZYSTAL PALACL—At the Crystal Palace them
were the °Misery sad all-eadlcieat attractions. T.
aambove ia the polite yesterday, ve wen talereeed, wen be-
stiala via sad eaves theatead.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.
ti DAT—llandas, 1L U5.....-...Ahanmak tk. Ism.
tworaew—Mandis, 316 Sils....—Allinlina. IL 1/3*

Potrrzc ins tc.—This plea of nhortaiooset, which
for stay yaws has bees a fielded favourite with th.
bolitay•liwybig pabie, le putty eeetela
mutation by its Cribbage "To pitiful sad
&mime Matadi of Blue Beard," illuelrated by dimly*/
view/. It was minds, visited by reel suborn, and h
likely to prays a lead's, mastics dories the seem.

LONDON, BATURDAY,

TEI ROYAL Cot..omitutt.—The psblie owes it to
the enterprise of Dr. &Abeam that the Cabanas, la the
SeginVe.p MI. is still pranced, sad sete.lp pomerved, bat
onlemied, sad aggrandtred, tad sofiehlod by UM title of
the "/Loyal Colosseum," the patronage a ha Majesty sad
Prise' Albert having bon graciewely meorisel. dome Lieu
has hes. of enmity oeospied by the dieter, sad mod Weer
lively, in waking his ansagnerste tee solo thumbs, wide
the door to the public; end yesterday was his opening
day." And it was a megaiilseett *peals.. While all the
old glories of this quasi classical spot Sr. prsearesd—lasbed.
lag the world wide celebrated pistons of Loudon by day
and night, the Swiss caverns, sad the cataract of "real
watet"—the pospeletor has appeals* to the powerful aid of
mil& Be hersessared the unless of Herr Maass, the
nenoweet kale of du Crystal Palaes head, sada, whom
waserta us given, while the vocal
dipartasat is ably suslslaud by tM meatwes of the Orpheus
Ole Daiwa With these additioael attraction', seas
soramenJ iaditridael mks what is the additional sharp 1,
Why, the charge is related 60 to 70 per seat. This is a
*Olin age; aid Dr. Subbase asseptiet the fast, gives
all these advaatages to the path; ea that footles. Is is
needless to say that du plus wu seerdad to ewes.

WYLD. oLoll.—kir. Wjld has imparted sa ad*
&Oral sanitise to his highly hastractive exhibition, by
He redolence of a Dioramas of Beads. This now haters
of the exhibition sonars of tee lea than lofty revs, beau-
tifully rented, and latelligerly explained, &Wayne the
principal citin sad fortunes of Bessie in Barer sad Asia
r well so the Flare most celebrated by the erste of the
late war. Norieg could N better sehirseed to awry as
rousts idea of the erase which bre ben se ing fasalliar
by asses to every eel. Iltainget the rat streak* of the
views way be specified reser Crueler, ht. ?mentors by
sight with the Naar of Peter the Great, Moscow from the
Kremlin, eoreastioa of the Cur, destrastioa of the Tashi&
feet at Bin" Ceasteatleople, Odes, sad the bare of
re Ara. There is also another series of views, Illsetra-
tive of is *oar free Black wall to &dikter., mad the harked
other objects of interest which Mr. Wyld hr ratrind to
rases in this ea* beildiag. • cheaper ec more Juristic*
exhlbitleis is hardly rbe frail hi the metropolis, awl he
arractleas wen fully appreciated yesterday by the ashen
ransereet, far it was enowded frees regain. till eight.
MIL GORDON CESIMING'S AMMAN EXEIIIMON.
This satertalerest. afar sere fur barred repetitions,

Nadas+ to stuset • fell sad frequent asetably of .p..
laws. Perhaps tho antral of Dr. Liviagstest amongst as,
•5.4 the Wean thsa awake's" is the asevelless wilder.
ems of South Atria, hare cestribetwi lat.ly to resoassaii
Mr. Berdta Csatalsg's pi tonal sad sanative Mans-
Mess of that sabint ores wen stionally Net bsfas.
steed saw sewage Ina sew hose "bled es As 'shanks,
sad dm prams of seas satire Basin's' will larva its
oast, by istadasisi • pausal sad hums lateral. Mr.
Genies Casuist Massif, with N. trophies of Maisano
sad sktU a s Mishima mead Ida, is weak gam to ass ;
and to ►oar Ma tell the maim tale of hi. ativansres le
really a very sawarable Cerbtass that.

Di Lines MIJSZOIL—Thie isatitatio• yorterday
&Waded • weird, sad Ike @otiosely/8y latent doliveled
as dif.reet periods of t►s d•y slime Steed aeateoess
tad Meshy, listraen. Soma additions have mostly bees
aMe to the estimates.

MADAMS Ttithetrill Hurnirnox was Allied by
•esse dersbk seater et perms el* suss Is hiss:s sy
early bast. lame I. mist Maier es lb. frisks&
&penmen it . Make lasts of Rebels, of Ike Crystal
Pens Csupssa. The eider Aisne append to lave
isistasse nate rewswitles, awl the whets ming*. memo/
to melte mesh Werra Is those who AIWA It tor the Let
gem.

liatnis II vazuw.—The NUMMI was thronged
all day b as ard•rly sad respealable lass of visions.
Tbeerb the bourn disks, lildsla It b sow Mn an saw
perstswly short, we Moss that betWel• MON mad 111,000
penes. inn sdnieled.

NA77OIIAL OALLIMIT.-Bthalige to .y, 211 hoolits,
dos liks tole, whin lbe sus shim twaranawit, hays ow low
opportealthe if frnseatiag, was ems ywrlsedow ysy to
studious, ea omission whin maw a &Hog asoollary to the
attempt, isappliy thee fir frusliset2. to 'rums the
satins.' pismires isle the vapors reties if tanks ash
nessinsese Thous& of pause presestsd themselves
et the deers dairies the day, eager foe amines g bet they
wore wily repel/ for their pales by laws*, that the Met*
which Friday Is tendon to student had bass sewed to
with Wield rigidify, thosoh a demise* hos It was err-
Moly dessadod by the nen:Meal ohoraiwor of the day.
Whoa sill routine endowed torahs limit hr the ones:
Oa yobbo ? The nelosin of yesterday was the mere re
wakstale from the Let that Them lay sty Christmas, the
gouty was s t open it smelly is es that by.
Tin 02111aN Fan, idtboosb removed to tho pre-
mime formerly the Portland Gallery, has Wet nose of Its
attetetion re the ~.manse .union dilly testify. The
eaterpristne tamestor, Mr. Cramer, ha. imparted the
semi sod v.ye of oar Germas aaigaboara for
the •ataww-at o. •!.• ens Rhein holiday maker, aid
apperently 2,4 tie r.vard. The is.. Is eallyeasti with
rose tolerably ger'l gamic

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of quarrel with Switzerland. The King of PROIJIA
would have oared little though the Federal Courts
had mutenoed the Neufchatel rioters to the treadmill.
He could have put up in the future with the toes of his
rights in Neufchatel, as he has done for the last eight
years. But he cannot tolerate the existence of an
asylum—of a city of refuge—amid the recesses of
the Alps, for those patriots who are the objects of
his hatred, the mere thought of whom presses like a
nightmare on his coward heart. If the Prussian
army an subdue Switzerland, the Confederation will
not he let off for the mere liberation of the prisoners,
or the surrender of Neufchatel, or even the payment
of the expenses of the war. They will be tied down
by treaty stipulations to refuse to admit political
exiles to reside in their territoty. Of this the King
Of PRUSSIA'S brother despots, big and little, are well
aware; and this is the reason why they all, more or
less openly, abet his present aggression on bwitzer-
land.

tbt Court.

WINDSOR, Dzo. 28.

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raw; Mass Walbot..—Awl the sowWOO
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woOD ; se. Narlsesla sad We Onall- Www. Nam. Noma
kashay sell W. Weir ; Ml. Yaw Wrist&

Tom Immo. THE COI6IEINI46IIIMITM. lb. C. Isera.—Atd.
ALADDIN AND TD6 WoNDEATUL LAMP; or, Hr loools rod
the Gaol of TM Mag. MoromOmmork Maim. I;AA rade ;
C. Ati&Ml.

EUILIUCT.
Tin Verges. DOUG! VA.— Asd lAA Now ',Antonin?, HAILE-
HEN AND THE AlrllM Eft QUEEN: or, EWE Muter 0•4 the
Tories of As Adger Walowl. Hewn. Cloven Eves. &album sad
We nue haft ; Madames Made sad Aiwa.

Tina STANDARD.
Ramon, Nis Dew muds pentombae. HICICEDT•PICZEDT
NT !MAUL ; ca. Harlequin Mag erflena and Queen SW...
II MIL W•DINNOMAIbeIta. Med. ma Nana Jun aaa Pena anis ;
Nab. Pavane.—AY TVS RISER OP 11101RD11121.

The dinner party yesterday included the Princes*
Royal, Msjor-O I the Hoe. C. and Mrs. Grey, Colossi
the Hoe. C. B. end Mn. Phipps, the Dean of Windsor and
the Hon. Mrs. Wellesley, sad Mr. Glover.
The following had the honour to rewire invitations in
lb. evening :—Lady Elizabeth de Rea, Colonel the Hon. N.
sad Lady Mary Hood, Colonel and Lady Emily Seymour,
Mks Phipps, sad Mr. Gibbs.

The Queea and Prises walked la the Roma-park this
morals,.

Deepatehee for the Governor of Canada, and alto for the
Governor of Sierra Leone, were Hot last evening flout the
.

Th. Right Roo. Lord Loodeoboraugh hos serail
through bis keel agent, the .. of 201. to be distributed
aniireget the families of the ithermien sad boatmen of
Scarborough.

Tin Xing of Paresis, we kern from Baron MAN.
TEI7I7IIL'S Circular of the Bth inst., refugee to negotiate
with the Helvetia Confederation, unless the Neufcha-
tel prisoners are immediately liberated without trial.
The question at issue between the Lug of PIIIIIIIA
and the Helvetic Confederation is whether the dojo:to
outwit Government of Neufchatel is a legitimate
Government. The only plea upon which the Bing of
PROSISIA can demand the libsration of the pismire
is, that they ere not rebels, but loyal subjects of the de
jaws Prince of NIVIPCRATKL, captured by rebels while
ecgaged in the service of their legitimate Sovereign.
By consenting to liberate the prisoners without trial,
the Helvetic Confederacy would admit the illegality
of the de facto Government of Neufchatel; they would
virtually eases& the point at issue between them
and the King of Pavans. Alsordieg to Bare.
MANTITMLIII circular, therefore, the Leg of Pass-
el' declares that he will not condescend to argue with
the Helvetic Confederation, unless they grant, is
Agnew. that he I. in the right ; and that he
will extort this admission from them by having
recourse to the skim ratio reran. This is royal
logic. And yet we read in Baron bf"wrxuerres
Circular of " the moderation of which the Ls° has
gives so many proofs.

The peremptory and braggart tone of the King of
Pausal* towards 6winterland contrasts almost ludi-
crously kith his readopt duriog the negotiations at
the first outbreak of the war in the But. Theo, he
pot his army os a war establishment, and talked big
about what he would do in certain eventualities, and
kept his sword in the scabbard. Now, to all appear-
nee, ha will go to buffets at once. Then, he would
have had to mann himself in arms with wealthy
and populous monarchial now, he hes only a poor
republic, with some million and a half of citisess, to
deal with. The King of Pasant Tameable. the big
bully of a school whom nothing can persuade, or pro-
yoke, to go to fisticuffs with his equals, but who
granolas over the little boys.
If the conduit of the King of Patna, in this
guars' is contemptible, that of the other conti-
nental Powers api :ers to he no Is.. as Baden,
Hannibal, Hesse Darmstadt, Bavaria, all profess
to be antra They affect to take part with neither
of the combatants. Yet we an told that they are to
Wed theses of their railroads to the King of Plums,
to many hie trcaps and stores to the Swiss frontier.
Now the use of three parallel lieu of railway will
go far to annihilate the difficulties which distance
interposes in the way of a Prussian intake of
Switzerland. The Ooveromoute which accommodate
on of the belligerent. with their railways are, in
bet, supplying that belligerent with "sentrabud of
war." They are aheasetally violating the duties of
neutrals. Aced other Powers, nine they are sore
belied, are acting with 'gull address towards
Bwitnerland. The Federal Government is understood
to bare been besieged by the Repreenteline of all
1 the Great Powers, urging them to yield to the pall-
, unary demand of the Lag of PaUtiflA. Now what
sae liana disheartening to a small Bate, with a most
unegeal wallet impeding, that to have all its power-
ful neighbours urging it to makesacrifice of its interest
sad of its hoarser, is order that their tranquillity may
net be disturbed f They may not threats, ee mid the in-
vaders, bat they give it plainly to be understood, that
if the country threatened with invasion does not
yield to their sereaeonable regents, they will owe it
a grudge.

—Thisoondest of the eontineatal Powers, great and
smell, shows what smoker, is the so-called bassos
of power in the Europese system. The meaning
and object of a Wanes of power is the soloperation
of a majority of the States composing the European,
Of ley Other, system, to prevent any smaller State
from being oppressed by a greeter. But here we
have all the other &eta backing Prussia, and bully.
lag Bwitzerlead, before they coodesosad to investi.
gate the merits of the controversy between them.
There is a passage in Baron Kutraurraes
Circular which throws some light spot the motives
of this shenaefal fawning upon the am powerful of
the two conibataatat In the pansy to which we
ailed. Switzerland is described as "pang itself up
co account of a momentary moose, drawing its in.
epirstions from principles subversive of all order and
all authority, and subject to the influeoces of a
revolutionary propagazdsof an origin foreign to the
Helvetian territory." Here we have the real cause

Sir Oaorgs sad Lady Musgrove aad family bate
arrived at Teabridge Wells fres the Cognises..

The Westin, Tian has the following :—" Earl
aid Coastal. Fortune have beet oa a visit to Sir James
Williams, at Clovelly Colin. Lady Pectinate ha, we are
glad to hear, experietced math beatific Iron the bean-
bearing breezes of the romantic elite of Clovelly. Lord
Forums*, who had rather overdose hie shooting exercise is
the rosiest severs weather, la now, we are rejoiced to awe,
(ally restored to his wonted health."

Lard Henneker was yesterday returned for the
Restore Division of Suffolk without opposition.

Francis Brodigan, Esq., Pilton Home, county
!loath, sad Pall-usall, Loads., hos toss sprinted High
80sriff for the meaty of the tows a Drogheda, for the
year 1867.

The United Service Gesetie states that the Secre-
tary of But. for War hte refaced the application of Lient—
Gourd Sir R. Ragland, geeantanding the Divii on of the
Carragb, to have t►e wheel-roams at the map fitted up 24
a theatre, for the ainasesaent of the troops daring the whiter
manathe.

The members of the Board of Admiralty at present
is tows we Vice-Admiral Sir Maurice Berkeley, Rear
Admirals Ede. cud Richards, sad Mr. Osberue, the Secre-
tary. Tee Firm Lard, Sir Charles Wood, Coptsin•Mline,
sad Sir Hobert Peel are indulging in Christmas holidays.
The Oxford Journal states that the assaal custom
of Perris( up the boar's head ea Christmas-day, in the hell
of Qaeen's College, was observed with all the forms ant
eeremeales. Oa the peesest owasioa the usual wog was
sung by the Der. T. &anises, M.A., &Bow of Qeires'U
College, who was assisted by the ehoristen of &addle 1
College.

We (.46iettonon) understand that the subscription
U.t for a aseatortal to Sir H. Bishop, which records coats!
batleas to the amount of 1761. frost 369 contributors, will
be clued oa the lot day of this year, and that shortly after-
wards the esanalttse will meet to decide is what form or
halms of mentasat the sum will be beet applied.
The scientific meetiop of the mining week are se
follows t—lleaday„ lastitat• of Aetuarles, 7.—" Os Fire
leeeresee," by Yr. 11.1 tor. Tuesday, Royal lastitatios, 3.
Oa the Aggregatteg Totes," by Professor Faraday.
Thursday, Royal lestitettes, 3.—" Oa Mongrel Forte,"
by Professor Faraday; Z tologisel, 3.-01aeral ; Pooto-
reside. O. Friday. Aret n)lostoes Institute, 4. &tufty,
Royal Institution, 3.—" Oa Electric An:settees," by Pro-
fessor Faraday.
_ . .

It is with unfeigned regret that we (Cardif Guar-
dian) record the death of Mr. Taoism Bobbie, as artist
whose pestles. of messes is Egypt sad Syria sassy of our
moors will remember, formal se Fawkes: an attractions
at the Art Exhibition, bold at the Cardiff Town-hall last
view ; to which olio le eestribsted • valsablo collection
et Segura eastsinse, implements, sad arms, sad, at very
Brat sterile, of time, oasis lowa fees Leads to deliver
• lecture upon what he had *lnwood deriag his travels in
those costar's'. Ea death took place at Cairo.
Rli-VAN-WEIXLEISM OF TES Puns.—A Carlisle
paper of this day instates • paragraph, gravely anxious:leg
to the public the elevatios of Mr. Wawa, Q.C., to the
jadisial beset!

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PRO-
MOTIONS IN TRE CIVIL SERVICE.

I Privy Caution Office.—Mr. Charles A. Hangnail,
CIAIS clerk, bee ion appointed Chief Clerk of the
Privyd Casten Mite, viol Mr. Bunts Leasud, de-
*sue_

TeiForsies Departmeat.—The Consulship atßaltimore
Voiced &awe of AMMO% hasbecome vomit by the death
of Mr. Howl O.oq Koper. Salary. 6004
The Board of Trade.—Coptals Bectbolomen
R.N.. C. 8.. hes beat appointed • pronenesa member of
the Manse Department of the Board of Trod*, I. plies of
the let. Admiral Beethey.
The ihdatiralty.—A sonnalselosenhip of Greenwich Hos-
pital Las bosoms noun by the dart of Admiral fbr H.
Hut
Cutome.—Mr. P. H. Lowther hes bees promoted hors
snood to Ins ones mania at Hall. Mr. Thomas Stork
hes Ines ?teaseled from third to mead ohm norther at
Hall. Mr. Jobs Frith has bees promoted from fourth to
third elan mareiter at Hull. Mr. Checks Taylor has both
promoted from eased ti Ant Nam tidoesneyer at Booth.
ampton.
boned Benne* Deprelmost.-Btamps ad Tans Bnneh.
—Mr. elelis has bees appelothid to Beekbasham.
Mr. Jahn Mebane hes boos hes Bimini to
Barton ea-Trost Ms. Lag FMhs his bees promoted
from Worthies Massa Mr. his Daniel has beam pro.
meted hoes Bssidastmat to Visualise. Mr. lobs DeMeW,
of Ashboorse, has bess_seed from meat! t filth
noes, his Manisa baths
Best Kossos.7.l7fPriass, sad G. N. Barlow
hays bees ottani*/ to rho Belga divides cf the prinking,
of Fort William. Mr. W. D Grant km teen appoistad as
sans ossimmth 1111•Silleilellf of the sewed eta. is the Hy.
I dentinal sosissmi ehltlells Mr. T. J. Faltoa, *arc mimes;
has bethappeisesil osieleat eommiasiosee at Banns, vice
Liestthaat DoessiloN. Mr. 8. N. Mania, edentates
magistrato sad milests• of hewn, has bees appoiated to
olliente as a depth ommobistioator la the provisos of Code,
is the nom NW. a. Sum. Mr. A. A. Robert; civil
sad essaisse Jeffs ha the Smear sad Nu budgie territories,
has boss
skid
ensmielesso et the Lahore diving..
boss sal P. Orr lan hems appointed anistast soft.
missisases if the Ant class is lbs pronsos of Oade. Mr.
6. F. Davis has bees eppolaisi allow el Oluitagoag.—
Cisol bend*. Gems*

ROUTIIAMPTON, FAtDAT. Eirictrio Telegespb.)
—At a mintiag of Ms toga mama this day. Mr. Antennas
Whim was Modal mayor i• the rem of Mr. Richard
Ladner, who rusks,* the ease of Mist magistrate ins
barrialag dualist* for the npromatatlam of the botough.
A vote of thaska woo pasted to Mr. /teddies for its Goad sot
an!yer daring Ottumwa be am la Mks.

WHITZHAL-L, lhaa. has bees
Sneed to appeiat the Hight Has. Orsavllle to be
Chamomile, et the Ueivessatp or Leedom, to the rem tai the
Rad d Berliegtee, reelped.—Geeette.
1/0/110111•011ICE. Lsc. 26.--The (Ulm haa hen
aimed to approve at Doe Ref 'vegeta de Mtn as Camel-
-0 I la Leaden; of Goa Intim "eau Outlines ea
Coastal st Hong Hoag; sad of Goa Matteett Gomm 69
Ateellnueda as Coastal at Malta, for her Majesty the Quota
ol ; also of Mr. Gislosse S. Helmet at Consul et the
Cape of Good Hope, for the Gaited States of shaualea.—
Gettelto

We (Morning Chronicle) are sore that all our nadirs
will Jolt with as N the regret whlell we feel It having to
xi that Mr. Charles Mathews' seeldeat ea the map
of the Matehester Theatre hie rotated it erysipelas, whisk
will preclude his from perforuslas for setae time to tom.
This will motet for the first piece keying bees ekupd at
Drory.laae last wait%
(TSTAL PAWL. ONZ ammo DAT.—
ram; Daa. 26.—Admisoloao et mutest, 6,234; MIN
bynames Maks% 811. Told tulles, 6,846.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 27. 1856.