The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-29 00:00:00

MUBIC IN PARIS.

The week has been fertile chiefly in piano con-
certs (thoee agreeable entertainments in which every dish is
piano, from soup to dessert) not too/ours pordrir, but
toujorrs Mous. Eminent among Ogee was the third con-
eget of H. Hans de Harlow (the son-in-law of Lists) on
Thursday, which opened with a trio by M. P'renek (which
might with propriety have been dated from Hartwell or
the Bird.re) and en fed with a noisy piano-transcription of
Verdes "0 fluustuo Carlo," performed with a muscular
force that would in olden time have rendered Y.
Haas de }Wow • redoubied champion, but which modern
eivilisetion has condemeci to the groaning clavier d'Erusd.
It is much to be regretted that such brilliant fingering as H.
de Bulow's should be marred by this prise-fighting style, so
gu.srslly the stuatbline•block of modern pianist..
A far more agreerble programme was given by Mine.
Szarvedy on Saturday ; so jedicioudy selected and so well
sod quietly performed, that oven the omnipresent piano was
borne not only without fatigue, but with gratification by the
auditory, • consummation much aided by the intellect vio-
loncello-playing of M. Muller, who performed Mendelesohlee
hoe eutata in B fit with lams. Asarrady is espial
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By the kind permission of Sir Welkin Wynn and
Mr. Edmund Healey, about 30,0t0 salmon ova were lately
°brained from the river Davey, and were safely deposited, In
beautiful condition, is the boxes prepared with gravel for
them en board the ship S. Curling, which railed from Liver-
pool on the 2ith inst. for Melbourne. The apparatus is so
arranged that the ova will receive • continuous stream of
pure cold water all the voyage out, the water running through
an ice-house, counting 15 Was of Warthiun Lake ice, before
it flows over the ma.

COUNTY OF CORK ELECTION.—OR Moeda), the
nosalsatton of candidates for the vacant east is the county,
osimed by the appointment of Segment Deasy to the Attorney
osciendship of Ireland, took plaos in the Coact-house at
Cork. After the foetal preliminary proceedings had been
000cluded, Mr. Daniel Clancy, D.L., Charleville, rose amid
loud applaud, sod proposed the election of the Right Hon
Richard Daisy, Attorney-()sacral for Ireland. The Rev..
John Comma, P.P., Trams, seconded the resolution. The
Rev. John Peyton Blaney proposed that Lord Cangden, an
English catholic, noblemen, be elected to represent the
county. Mr. Lowe, solicitor, Middleton, seconded the
nomination, In the absence of • gentlemen who had
specially to do so. During the delivery of the speeches of
the Koreas and seconders of each candidate, bat portico-
lariy of the latter, there were frequent noisy tau rruptione.
Mr. Victor Pate, J.P.. then proposed the Rev. John
Name es • candidate, which was secluded by Mr. Henry
Hasa Mr. Deasy, In a lengthened and eloquent speech,
addressed the tenting, and was followed by Mr. Pope
Hennessy, M.P., on the part of Lord Campden, who did
not appear. The Rev. John Feast next addressed the
electors. The High nail than ailed for a show of hands,
which he deshmad to be in favour of the Attorney- Gemmel.
The Rey. John Peyton, cm behalf of Lord Cempden, de-
manded • poll. The proceedings terminated with a rum of
Make to the High Sheriff. Polling will continence to-
=mow (Merida)) movnieg.

RRPRESENTATION Or WORCESTER—WORCESTER,
TUSID*T.—This any be. been misdeal, rowed into political
solely by the apprentice of an address from Mr. Pedesore,
elferlog himself ma s candidate fur the repreorroalion of the
tatty * the place et Mr. baler, wham be announce' to be about
te ream from perhamentary males an sealant of It Wu Ruth.
Mr. Padasoresays : "1 em heartily attsched to reform, de.
mime of extesdhsg patties! minceples, sad of introducing
the elitateet sconemy is every department of the public ex-
penditure. I sea as advocate for a 1110011 equitable distribu-
tion of menden, In order that property may best it.
fair *bare of the burdens of the Ads, for the
maiatimanos of pesos, and for the diffuaion of Civil
and religious liber y on the brattiest bias ooneistent
with the ObIeTVIDOO of those principles of the constitution
under which England has grows op great, glor oas, end
free." He dectar, a for the ballot and triennial parliaments;
sad whim, he impure& " to give s general support to the
liberal ministry, so ably conducted by Lord Pa/maraten." he
will set fatter Memel' by tarty ties, but will pursue an lode-
pendent mu*, and melee to himself fall liberty to oppose
their Ersontres wltsaevra be might conceive tbat by so doing
be should better serve the muse of program. It Is lid the
ceessevadves will bring forward s certifier* to oppose Mr.
Pedtoore. who Is a looal boutuender and wealthy saunas.
*the dty of Worcester.
CORRUPT PRACTICER PREVERTION.—The desOntit-
fee appviwed to inquire into the orinstioa and ribs* of the
Corrupt Nastiest Prettied* Act (1854) met yesterday ; Mr.
Sowards la the °Mir. The other wiembwe of the aostraft-
Ns sr* Mr. B. James. Sir C. Lewis, Me 0. Grey, Mr. Wel.
poise Mr P. Kelly, Mr. Mellor. Mr. George, Idr.tu,
ke:phows. Si,. 11. los, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Middy,
Mr. Gelber, end Mr. L. tow. The proessibp dieing
lb. day wen cuaissted dosed deem