The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-18 00:00:00

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ATRIP to SWEDEN and BACK in SEVEN
DAYS.—NOTICE to PASSENGERS—The splendid twin
blew steamer MARY, Captain T. LRlOlLerill sail for OOTHZN-
BURG on SATURDAY, Sept. 25, calling at Blackwell for
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Lids
route passengers p from Gothenburg to Stockholm by rail
b ten hours, and are thus enabled to reach Stockholm in three
days from London, saving at least three Jays* sea .—For
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drew, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAM, PHILLIP'S and Co.,
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO THE WEST OF ENGLAND.
On SATURDAY, September Ft, an EXCURSION TRAIN will
Lave Paddington at 7.40, and Beading at 813 a.m., for WESTON.
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Dartmouth, Totnes, Kingubridge.road, Plymouth, Tarlstock,
Imineeston, Bodmin-road, 84. Austell Truro. Falmouth, rea-
=d stations on the Cornwall and West Cornwall Railways,
either on Monday, October 1, or Monday, October &

EXCURSION to WEYMOUTH and DORCHESTER.
On SATURDAY, September 22, an EXCURSION TRAIN will
hpare Paddington at '10.4.5 am., and Heading at Mb) p.m., for
TROWBRIDGE, Westbury, Frome, Bruton, Castle Carey, Retell,
Maiden-Newton, Dorchester, and WItYMOIUTH„ returning either
011 Monday. October 1, or Monday, October 8.

.EXCURSION to BATH and BRISTOL
Oa SUNDAY. September YS, a cheap EXCURSION TRAIN will
We Paddington at 8.0 and Reading at 5.0 am., for CH IPPEN-
BAH. BATH, and BRISTOL, returning the same day from Bris-
tol at1.309.m._

REAP EXCUR.STON to SoUTH WALES, WATERFORD,
LIMERICK, KILLARNEY. and the SOUTH OF IRELAND.
On TUESDAY, September 25, an EXCURSION TRAIN will
Wee Paddington at 7.40 and Reading at 8.45 am., for GLOU-
CESTER. Cheltenham. Lydney, Chepstow, Newport, Cardiff,
Bridgend, Port Talbot, Neath. Liandore, Swansea. Llanelly, Ferry-
** Carmarthen Junction, St. Clears, Whitland, Narberth.road,
Raverfordwest, Johnston, Milford, New Milford, Tenb(via
Whilland', Waterford, Kilkenny, Clonniel,Tlpperary, Calif,r and
LIMERICK.
The Return Train for passengers gestations on the South Wales
ghe will leave Tenhy at 7.0 am. on Thursday, October 4. Pu-
tnam to Ireland can return by the 8.011. M. train from New
Milford any day up to Wednesday, October 10; inclusive.
For further particulars see handbills.
Paddington, Sept. II J. CRIERSON, General Manager. -

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go allow time for the preparation of the dividend warrants,
which will be PAYABLE at the bankers of the Company.
By order, J. F. WALSH, Secretary.
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SPECTACLES are NECESSARY

WHIN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
T reeding :
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to he double ;
IeEN more light than formerly is requisite—
per example:
WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes
and the book :
WHEN objects must be held further off to be
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and Manager, Mt VINLNG.—BUMMIR BEASON.—
Doors open at haMpast 7 ; wiormanoes commence at g o'clock
precisely. EVERY RVV•i2 during the week. a new and
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ai nlai IIiMOT CAPTAIN. characters. Mrs Mir-
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MR. ALFRED MELLON'S CONCERTS,

The concert of hat night was distinguished by a
debut which will not be soon forgotten—that of Herr
Wilhehni, a young German violinist who has visited this
country for the first time. lie achieved a triumph which
was not only brilliant but of the most genuine kind ; for,
though ho has gained distinction in his native country, he
was quite unknown in London, and unheralded by
a word of preliminary announcement beyond the
mere mention of his name in the programme
of the concert. He was consequently received with
the mere courtesy due to a stranger ; but he instantly
arrested the attention of the audience, and soon was
hailed with acclamations as one of the most accomplished
performers of the day. He was happy in the choice of his
coup d'essui ; it was a concerto of Peganini, one of the
most charming compositions of that most illustrious
master—a piece not only full of exquisite Italian melody
and passionate expression, but of those marvellous tours
de fors of which he was the inventor, and for which be
remains unrivalled to this day. Herr Wilhelmi is
thoroughly conversant both with Paganini's style and his
execution ; and his performance carried us in imagination
to the days when we listened to the magical instrument
of the great master himself. We heard once more those
sounds which never were heard without wonder and
delight—his harmonic tones as pure as those of the
iEolian harp, his flights of staccatos as rapid as lightning,
his long and sweeping arpeggios, his marvellous passages in
double stops, and (what was better still) those strains of
melody whichirlvalled in beauty and expression the voice
of a Grisi or 1 Titiens. The audience were literally en-
chanted. Th deepest silence was interrupted only by
the peals of applause which rang through
the theatre, and in which the whole
orchestra joined with the utmost enthusiasm. In
short, this young performer is a rare genius ; and we may
venture to predict that this triumph will be the first of
many more that will be bestowed on him by the musical
public of England. In the second part of the concert be
played Ernst's Fantasia on Hungarian Airs, and was re-
ceived, if possible, with still greater enthusiasm.
The first part of the concert was wholly devoted to works
of Italian composers, and was a most interesting selection
of gems. Among them were Spontini's Overture to Nour-
mahal, full of Oriental splendour; the " Cujus ani
mem," from the Stabat Mater of Rossini, beautifully
played on the cornet by Mr. Reynolds ; the " March
of the Israelites" from Costa's Eli ; the overture to
Guillaume Tell, with its spirit-stirring pas redonDle, played
with wonderful fire; Cherubini,s superb overture to Les
Deux Journees, and several other Italian norm= equally
delightful. Thesecond part was miscellaneous, and full
of agreeable variety. In the absence of Mr. Mellon, the
concert was conducted by Signor Bottesini, who is well.
known to be a chef elorehestre of the highest order. We
need scarcely add (for it is always the case) that the
theatre was full to overflowing.

Drama.

PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE.

On Saturday evening, Mr. T. W. Robertson's
three•act comedy, Ours, which was played with great sue_
eats at Liverpool during the summer, made its first al)_
pearance before a London public. The pretty little
theatre in Tottenham-street was crammed, anti the ver-

diet of Liverpool was endorsed with enthusiasm.
The comedy was followed by the farce of a Pas de Fas-
cination, which introduced Miss Lydia Thompson to the
patrons of this house. The lady was well received, and
played with her usual spirit.

THE PARIS Exurerrrow, 1867.—A distinct order
of reward of a novel character, consisting of ten prizes of
400/. each, has been announced by the Imperial Commis-
sion, and British competitors for the rewards are to send
,n their claims on or before the Ist November next, in
order that if the claims appear suitable they may be I
transmitted to the International Jury, which it is an-
nounced will meet on the Ist December, 1866. These re-
wards are " in favour of the persons, establishments, or
localities which, by a special organisation or special institu-
tions, have developed a spirit of harmony among all those
co-operating in the same work, and have provided for the
material, moral, and intellectual well-being of the work-
men." Besides these rewards there are twenty " honour-
able mentions." Moreover, one grand prize of 100,000
francs (4,000/4 in addition may be awarded " to the person,
establishment, or locality distinguished under this head by
a very exceptional superiority." Three jurors are assigned
to the United Kingdom, and their namis will be shortly
announced.

ReaLwaY Sscuarnas.—The first half-year under
the new act relating to securities issued by railway
companies is the 31st December, and within 14 days a
loan capital half ymrly account is to be rendered and open
to inspection of shareholders and creditors. The Board of
Trade, on application, may alter the half-yearly days,
including the first.