The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-11 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ItZ 10 Tit YRS WIN'
EURO PE A N and COLONIAL
CCINIPAWY, P. -mat, LW.
they
redced their Tariff of Priem rid new Wier their
patron. the full beat of the new enactumat.

ROYAL VICTORIA SHRRIT..IU per dozen.
(Tb. Standard of Excellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT, ten ;In the wood W dozen. e. Per
lIPAIELINO ZPERNAT CH rAmmr AGNIC
RT. JULIEN CLUEET, we and without acidity tte. ,
711fDiT 000NAC MANDY (Pale or Brown) ate and. fai.
ROUTNI AYRICAN PORT SHERRY, Re lO. and hie.
The lineal ever Introduced Into this itenatr^

/MAW and packages Included, out mix Ems aim tree to as
maim stoUon /aglow' or Waira Moe Hato tree co appt
Tomo ma. WILLIAM ILICIDTIPPING, lassassr.

ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE.—FINDLATZR,
MUM, TODD, and Co. her to announce that they an
RAW Preplied to nomply ALL PALI ALL el the ftent
Icty.. la bottles and nuke el eighteen mem ad armada—
under Loodon.bridge Lang Mme; andanas. 211.
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rig,MlB 1301.1111 D aro at an Thin Mt be °MAW
of 111111. LIPS and Co., Tea lioechants, 8. Log Williatathroak
City. Good straw morel Omen Tea. t.sfa it,
: rich tionchong, la ed., fa 104...4 to Tea and oodles to
the valve of M. ant tree to say railway station sr
wortiot tows ta Instmotiallagl corral boo. Sows at Illerlini
pica An gook iamt . tree winds eight masa of IM City.

GENTLEMEN.—NOTICE al RIOLOVAL.
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lerlere trtm flowlotroot b aeon mei= premier. wide
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lin of wait trowers at lea. per gob, me were article con•
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Saw . el *As essses, usimiliss Ms Ilis mos of sow
likamrtss WS, mai sada Walelessi Is issish. is Si. (Isaias
Cs* Sia—LillllllL isaTilia, SS LstipisidiL

ADNIZALIT, JUNI 9. PRONOTIONS AND AP-
POINTNEfri. —Engioeeng 0. Wvnhall, promoted to the rank
of first-class assistant engineer in the Bustard ; J. Langrish,
promoted to first-class assistant engineer in the Cornwallis,
for service in the Ruby ; T. Witt, promoted to first-shim
assistant engineer in the Fiegard, for serrioe in the Bann ;
J. Lowrie, promoted to first-chat assistant engineer in the
Nile ; and T. Hoard, promoted to first-class assistant engi-
neer in the Wasp.

SYDZN HAM DAILY 1110L1021 00AT,
17a. ed. orrai Maies. Nada may by ILUILUIL
IMOT11:16. lib Ladymbill

WALTERS' PATZNT
Runic TrOFICI.NcIe

We (A r y and Nary Ciatette) learn that the Lords
of the Admiralty have ems to s decision, on the re=
what was called the Record Committee, to pay
increased monthly sums on account of wages to the arms
aid manes. of her Mnisety's ships The question was'
noerly din:reed it will be membered in our colmost,-
with reference to the recent insubordination in the Edgar.
0 Lat‘iit t T. J. Francis, of the 3rd Dragoon
has been appointed military secretary to Sir Hugh
Commander-in• Chief in Wk.
32
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ajor Clerk, of the Rifle Brigade, will be military
secretory to Sir George Clerk, the new Governor of
Beirshay.
lIIINITIVITION 01 VOLITNTKISREI AT LIVERPOOL —lt
is slated that either this month or next Colonel M'Merdo
will riper the Liverpool volunteers on mere at Aintree.
Os this occasion a silver bugle will be presented to the lit
WC, al which Mr. W. Brown is lieuterat.oolonel.
CitaerrreL FLEET IN Tilt FORTH. —The
Omni sgmadron, ea lb northern cruise, arrived at the
meralk et lie Firth of For on Thursday afternoon, and en
famseeee alseseed up the wine net was fully en-
list the led would anchor in Leith Roads, 011.
Mllinheigh, ad peat disappointment was felt when
the apiendli Imo* the finest ever seen in these waters,
promoting eldhi err tee miles higher up to the better en-
closed rased of IL Margaret's Hope. The upper part of
the Firth &seem se the Isespovery anchorage of the fleet is
about two mike la breadth, sad enclosed by the cultivated
and tdct ssua 41•1•15 of West Lothian and F' re L and
Serp Mt 'Wet- weige~gerlais
given for the eve of the largest vereb, while the
shelter is equal to tut of any harbour in the kingdom.
The unprecedented spectacle of a squadron of the royal
envy in the Firth of Forth had been looked forward to
with the deepest interest by the inhabitants of Edinburgh
and Leith, and immediately it wee found that the fleet
were to par higher up the Firth steam tor and little boats
of all descriptions pursued them to their chosen anchorage.
On Saturday also numerous steam vessels and lesser
craft riled from Leith to Grantee, carrying paean.
leas round the fleet, and canning en unwonted stir
in the quiet roadstead of St. Marpret's Hops. The
squadron are 14 in number--namely, the Royal Albert,
111 lie flagship of Sir C. H. Fremantle. R.C.B. ;
the lOl ; the Conqueror, 101-, the Edgar, 91;
the Aboukir,,
90; the Algiers, 91 ; the Trafalgar, 90; the
Mara 80 ; the Centurion, 80 ; the Mersey, 40 ; the Diadem.
32; the Ariadue, 26 ; the Greyhound, 17 ; and the Flying
Fish, 6. In St. Margaret's Hope there has also been for
some time stationed the Edinburgh, 60 guns, as a training
ship. Seveml sick seamen were conveyed from on board
the Royal Albert to Leith Hospital on Friday evening.
The squadron is expected to remain about • week In the
Filth.

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dodos s awl healthy skin. In Is. peelseis af lour
MIMI we Oen —Drecknell, Turner, and SWIM l'Y
to her 14testy. manufacturers of won. egieriliseetl,
composite, and tallow candled.. agents to Maio Patent
Candle ny. &Mess In all other patent condign all beds of
bognimil sod toilet soaps sad in colas, spook agegnabk. and
anime olio c —Beehive, Ilk Haymarket. Loam bold by
all dialers I town and canalringln.—lads tablet
owl ogre is stomped with tin aims "

RIXIIEL'S PERFUMERY. —The exquisite
Bertentes—Rtnirarrs bouquet. Nowt African lowers.
Lt.Telaretnin' inoiturt, Jockey Oak de are the toad
itekkeuable for this num —I. RIMMZL. perfumer to her
litajwily, sad privilirced peiruyor to the Queen of Spelt. To be
lied et the home niamateelory,l‘ Blamed. City breach, U. Con-
landon . retail lireuit 17, Boulevard dee Indies, lads
wkeleasle knock 16. Cele der Montere, Madrid.

CHATHAM, Jon! 10.
ARRIVAL or TROOPS /ROM Ixnu. Yesterday
sitsrucon another numerous party of sick and wounded
troupe arrived at this garrison from India, having disem-
barked at Gravesend from the East India troop ship King
1:h.121L. The military invalids, who number upwards of 240
and infantry troops, sailed from Calcutta on the
;rare( February last. The following are the corps to which
the invalids belong, namely :—tith Dragoon Guards, 17th
teltueft, 13th,5
Sttly 88th, 90th, 92nd, 93rd, and 97th Regiments, the
wbeia under the command et Captain D. Macpherson, 42nd;
Ligneous% W. Smith, 6th; Lientenset C. J. Howard, 71st;
sad Emiga & G. IL Hakim, 4214 ; and in medical
of AssidentAugeons T. N. O'Brien, 13th, and H. 4,68/,..
Bader, 1L D., V.C., 113 rd. Durum the eight deaths
esearred on board, including Lieutenant of the
Madras Native Infantry who was returning to England on
sick leave. After the invalids had been inspected at Fort
Pitt, 40 men were taken into hospital, arid the remainder
sent to St. Mary's Invalid Depot to await their discharge.

PORTSMOUTH, Ante 10.
The Eagle, 50, nailing frigate, Captain Edward
Tatham, has arrived at Spitheed from Milford Haven, where
she has bees stationed se harbour guardship. The mew of
the Eagle will be turned over to the Blenheim, 60, screw, as
semi am her defects are completed, and the crew of the lat-
ter will be turned over to the Colossus, 80, for service at
Portland. The Firebrand, 6, steam sloop, Commander
James M. Bruce, and the Ranger, 5, screw gun vessel,
Commander Wratialaw, arrived from the westward.
I The Weep, 13, screw dorm, Commander Charles Stirling,
smiled last evening for the Cape of Good Hope.
The Lizard, iron peddle-wheel vessel, Lieutenant Edward
Maunsel commanding, arrived this morning from the east-
' ward, and continued her voyage to the westwead.
DEVONPOKT, Jcxr 9.
The Devon lighter on Saturday sailed for Pem-
broke and Ireland.
The steam store ship Supply arrived yesterday front Wool-
, wich, bound for Gibraltar.
The Terrible steamer, with Admiral Fanalzawe, the new
Commander-in-Chief here, is hourly ex from Malta.
Ships in the Hsinome Royal Adelaide,
Implacable. Wellington, Hero, Ones, Partridge, Himalaya,
Redwing, Lark. Xylo, and Avon. In the Sound:—
Wrangler, Naatiles, Supply.

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL possesses
sztraordittary properties for promoting the growth,
reaseles, and beautifying the Human flair. It prevents
1111111 ben tiling of or tanning grey, strengthens wan hair.
denims IS Um newt sad thutdrlif. sad makes .t beautifully
eel% end gleamy. Ito operation in can of baldness le
attire ; and I. the growth of Whiskers, the Beard,
and Ileneleehbon M is unfalbrag in Its stimulative operation.
Fee shaken It le mpaciallg recommended, am forming the basis
els besseihd head of hair The pstronage of royalty and the
moteheeesey throughont Barone. I 4 introduction Into the nor.
segi gf malty, and the numerous teetimoulais constantly re.•
tiehmi eif its ellkacy, afford the hem and surest proof. of its
Marlifg Price In dl., ye.. igs. Id. equal se box anal . and tic
per height. Cannon—AA for •• nowleedir Warne 04.- bold
salt Illatkeiyarden, end by chendets and perfumes.

Fox OLVII. —The fourth meeting of the Fox
Club this seams took pins on Saturday evening, atßrookes.
Present : Marquis Townslisod., Hon. Edward Coke, Sir
Mostar. J. Cholmeley, Hart., M.P., Has. Leopold Apr
Phis, M.P., Hon. Charles Fitswilliess, M.P., Earl Fitawil-
Ram, Earl of Zetieed, Frederick Dundee, Esq., M.P., Earl
Fortescue, Earl of Campenlowa, Colonel Robert Ferguson,
Farl of Oodord, Colonel J. M. Caulfeild, Viscount
Rayshant, ILP., Hon. FrederialtwO±gan Colonel Hon.
Weems Osha, M.P., A Stephenson, Esq.,
WC. end H. T. Custanee. vg. Challoner, Right
Mae. Dr. Lusbington, Earl of Fife, Hon. Hamilton Dundee,
Earl of Albemarle, Colonel Sir Henry Ferguson Davie, But,
M.P., Lord Cremorne, Sir George R. Philips, Bart., Beer-
land Akton, Fag., Haushten Langston, Rigid
Hon. Lonl Mamas Jan COteal FA-
VICMORI norms —An entertainment took
place os Saturday evening last, at the shove theatre, for
the beide of Mr. H. Coles, a decayed prister ; and,
judginSmin the evwdlerwisi appearance of the house, will
prove hly remunerative. This first Peal,
_Belptepor, was
very e •tahly put ”os the stage, 14. Lchuds mad*
the part of the monn‘bsek so eiddieter4 that ba wee
summoned before She audieace at the dose of sash set.
algi
8 raffirlaranididiliTC4litit 111? twediub7 fame
id ter
who which. cents the Alabama
ATIOMS: with r Mensary. esTviess, and who proved thalweg:o sot say
Meelseessl esss. TIMM lees, rac.a, w eelossed troupe at present before the "abbe; the fad Oat
as Waldorf amen of the Skim. I they are really black making than WE more interest*.
TM mires la ebilisa.l4B4 13 to 1100:=Zyn a The performances concluded with the ballet of adios -
soda ad &set sad maw* worse el mersery, se 't tilled Doe in which Mr. W. H. Pitt enacted the
azietereellsesdflizidinntitis amedialboogihriby ridus.l4•l7 tooch part of the libertine, end Mr. Paul Herring that of Seers-
sweeks tispelker. sesasly res
ted time Assn es the m.uclu with consklerable ab lity. Altogether the arrange-
energise el e weesselee.--Isseert. mono for the evening reflect the highest credit on the CIOMI•
Lois. : T. Rkbards. I?, Grog ipeen.street. slitter.

To wooer as halardsv July T. prise IL
THE LONDON REVIEW and *EMMY
jonutaL of POLITIC% LITZ:LATVIA LIT, sad
hOCIITT. Conducted by CHAKLIS MACKAY. LLD. A
=XerkOnal jeenial and frompMM record of Wevents
s, of lbe day. EIS flea clan Merano% adepted
for the Moen of the empire —Orders reeeinbl by booksellers and
end et the Moe. IL esslhaorpeon etreet, Strand.
7=044 reat free. by peek co rosolvt at tour postage
eininpa —W. Manager.

and zebra ixaesi Ve'in its --4rangelehs-"" farther
infinenee over the mind ; triton it adds truth and
beauty to every sentiment, intensity to every passion,
and piebuisupe effect to every scene sad situation ;
we have a eembissation el all the elements of dramatic
power, Dot these mane of power me attended with cor-
responding diffieelty. If the arts of acting and singing are
not, as it were, blended into one—if they do not concur in
giving foftilaad truth to dramatic representation—the per.
former will *lnk under hie task, and the designs of the poet
and the 11110111060 will be marred. It is by the rare union
of histrionic and 'woad power that Grime and Mario
have achieved their unequalled triumphs ; and a similar
mice, in this opera, is exhibited by Titiens and
Oinglisii. In 'Miens the union is complete ; she
might have been one of the greatest tragedians of the day
bad she sever sung a note. In Giuglini, on the other hand,
the vocal element predominates : he is looked upon more as
• peat Weir than as a great actor. But he has genius and
feeling, end seldom falls to give dramatic tenth as well as
moicel beauty to his performances. In the character of
Raced be surpesem himself ; and in the great scene which
ends the third act—• scene of passion and agony not
transcended on the stage of any country—he emulates Mario
himself in tragic power.
The epee altogether is strongly east at this theatre.
Vialetti glees great effect to the part of Marcel, the stern
Huguenot soldier ; Everardi is excellent as the noble and
chivalrous De Nevem ; Madame Borgbi Mamo, as the page
Urbino, acts with grace and spirit, and sings charmingly ;
and Mae. Louisa Michel (the young Swedish lady who it
will be %membered lately made her debut at • Philhar-
monic Oeseart) has had great success in the pert of Mar-
guerite of Navarre—apart which (dramatieslly unimportant)
demands a singer of the highest class. On the first night of
this op % the orchestra and shores showed signs of hasty
prepamairs, but on Saturday there was no reason to com-
plain Welds respect.
A net dememe, Mdlle. Claudine Cuechi, has supplied the
piece of Pocchini. This lady has appeared in a pretty ballet
called Adelina, got up expressly for her. She is young and
handioans, is a brilliant and graceful dancer, and has
achieved a derided success.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE GREAT EASTERN.

EiV=o•7r _ -
P. ffi; Michael —.saw Stewart ILP., W. A.
Mackinnon, Peq,,M.P., James Merry, Esq., X.P., David
Rohe:Moe, Eisq., IL P., J. &akin. !Amapa, Raj., 111
...P.,
Sir J. Matthew*, M.P., Sir Malodor Ramey
Bart., R.N., Sir John Heron Maxwell, Bait, MayilMrral
Anetruther,WilliamFairbaim, Faq., MR. S. David Roberta,
Esq., RA., Professor Robertson, Professor Mammon, Robert
Chambers, Faq., the Rev.o.ll.oleig, thaplain-general to the
forces, and some 200gentlemen.TheRoyalealedottianAsylum,
whicl is situated in the Caledonian-road, Holloway, where
• spacious, commodious, and handsome building has been
erected, was established in 1815 for the purpose of support-
ing and educating the children of soldiers, sailors, and
marines, natives of Seotland, who have died or been disabled
in the service of their country, and of indigent Scotch
parents resident in London. There are 109 children now
in the institution, sixtv-eix boys `and forty three girls.
Stxty-ons are soldiers children, thirty-seven of whom are
orphans of mm who were slain or died in the Crimea during
the late war. The education given to the children is emi-
nently practical, and directed towards the end of rendering
them capable of mating their way in life ; and as stated by
the chairman and other gentlemen in the course of the
meeting, there is nothing fictitious about the
establishment, which will at any time and with-
oat any notice bear the strictest investigation. During
the past year thirteen boys and eight girls have been admit-
ted into the asylum, and d • the same period twelve
boys and eleven girls have been ' on the expiration
of their term : these have all been provided with suitable
sitnations,and have conducted themselves to the satisfaction
of their employers. It was stated that the requirements of
the institution have greatly increased of late, owing to the war
with Russia and the mutiny, which have of course added to
orphanage among the families of soldiers, and very urgent
and eloquent appeals were made for support, not only on
this particular occasion, but by regular and permanent sub-
scriptions. The result of the evening was au addition of
about 1,4001. to the funds of the inditation.

SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY Arrramori.
The Great Eastern got under weigh from her
moorings in Southampton Water shortly after two
o'clock on Saturday, and steamed at an easy rate
round . the eastern end of the Isle of Wight into
mid-olaminal, proceeding downwards till a quarter
peat &wive. m
which ',effete had been 'Murittstr.7l
up in the bright moonlight, and the great ship was
turned round a little below the Start light. The
speed was then slightly accelerated, and she re-
I turned to her moorings at 45 minutes past noon.
The average speed attained on the return passage
was 12 knots from point to point. At half-past
10 a.m. the log was hove repeatedly, and showed
that she was making 13.4 knots an hour (15}
statute miles), the paddles performing at the time
lot revolutions per minute. This rate was again'
proved at the measured mile, which she passed at
the rate of 11} knots, with a tide of 11 knot and a
stiff head against her.
Captain Robertson, of the Board of Trade, who
accompanied the ship, expressed his satisfaction at
the condition of the vessel and her machinery, and
his intention of granting the necessary certificate
on the eompletion of the funnel door and other
minor fittings, which will be perfect by Tuesday or
Wednesday, and the directors intend that the
Great Eastern shall sail for New York on Saturday
next. The New York pilot, Mr. Murphy, who also
accompanied her, affirms that he can take her into
New York with a draught of 23} feet on her arrival
there, although he calculates upon the lowest tides.
The present draught is 25 feet 7 inches, and cal-
culating the voyage out to require a consumption
of 3,000 tons, she will on arrival there be about 22
feet.
The trial has been a very satisfactory one. It
was not intended to work her at full speed ; the
former trial trip proved to some extent what she
could do
i and the occasion was devoted (as was in-
dicated n the Express a fortnight since) to the
important duty of testing the alterations and organ-
ising the crews, and also correcting trifling arrange-
ments which might not work in a perfectly satis-
factory manner. This being done, the Great
Eastern can now proceed to sea in as complete a
condition as any other large steamer. It may also
be repeated that her speed cannot be fairly tested
until her bottom has been cleaned and coated, and
it would have been simple vanity to waste coals
and labour by straining her machinery for an unfair
test of its action. This course was pursued from
the caution of her directors and them in authority.
The trip was a pleasant one, in spite of the un-
ceasing rain which fell on Saturday, and it was
apparently enjoyed by the directors, • lady, and
about 30 noblemen and gentlemen who were on
board.

Divine service was performed on Sunday morn-
mg by the Rev. Mr. Nicholson.
Those who accompanied her formerly could appre-
ciate the order and discipline on board on this
occasion, which reflect so much credit on the com-
mander, Captain Hall, and also understand the
value of Mr. Gooch's zealous and friendly 00-opera-
tion in protecting her machinery. The Great
Eastern is now ready for sea, and we trust that all
concerned may be gratified by her success as a com-
mercial speculation and an honour to our national

rThefunnel recently constructed by Messrs. Lang-
ley, to admit of a passage along the bearings of the
screw main shaft, has produced an unexpected
result ; being tubular, and forming a new iron deck,
the run of the ship is so braced by it that the
vibration from the screw is scarcely perceptible.
No accident of the slightest kind occurred.

THE RELIGIOUS DISSEHEIOILS IN ST.GEORGE S.

IN-THE-EAST.

.The some which was enacted last night in the
parish church of St. George'sdn.the-East his disappointed
the hopes of those who expected that the disgraceful riots
whisk have so long prevailed were dying out. While the
people were waiting outside until the great gates were
thrown open for their admission, 63 persons were allowed to
psi. through the private door of the rectory into the church,
a circumstance which appeared to be offensive to the
parishioners, who as soon as they entered the church vented
their indignation by yells, hisses, and the other discordant
sounds which have become so familiar there. These marks
of disapprobation were repeated with increased rigour when
the Rev. Bryan King, the rector, ascended the reading-
desk for the purpose of reading the service. At this time
there were about 1,500 persons in the church, some hundreds
of suspicious-looking persons having bees refused admission
by the police who were stationed at the gates. Mr. King pro-
ceeded with the service with slight interruptions until,
during the belief, he turned his back upon the congregation.
At this time the people biased, yelled, and slammed the
IMATZ-vittt great 6010% and it. continual until Mr.
the de*, *Ara ne QII limembeinir liter-the
belief was concluded. His place wee taken hy • young
man in deacon's orders, who greatly offended the congre-
gation by omitting the collect fur the day (the first Sunday
after Trinity), and instituting that for St. Barnet.' the
Apostle, marked in the calendar for the 11th of June. The
congregation of St. George's appeared to have so idea about
St. Barsalies beyond a certain connexion of the Islet with
Pimlico, and they accordingly manifested their disapproba-
tion in • very complete manner. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. C. F. Lowder, M.A., one of the parochial
clew, who selected for his text the last verse of the 16th
chapter of St. Luke (the gospel for the day), "If they hear
not Moses and the prophets, neither will they be Kip
waded though one rose from the death"
sermon was an earnest and impassioned_ appeal for
repentance, hut the preacher having hit rather hard some of
the vices for which the neighbourhood's unhappily notorious,
was jeered, laughed at, awl constantly interrupted. At the
close of the sermon the offertory bags were banded round,
only however to those down stairs, and every one wbo
contributed became the 'abject of some foolish jest from
the galleries. During the whole of the service a armadas.
ble number of men who had taken their places near the
altar read the responses at the top of their voices,frequently
inserting them in the wrong places, and there was conse-
quently an uninterrupted conflict between the malcontents
and the choir. Mr. Churchwarden Thompson, Mr. Barnard,
the high constable, Mr. Sly, and other gentlemen, who are
emaciated together for the purpose of preserving order as
far as possible, ejected several of the more coruipic4ous
rioters from the church while they " cautioned" others who
appeared to be bent upon mischief. Mr. King pronounced
the benediction from the highest step of the altar amidst a
scene of riot which it would be impossible to describe. Mr.
J. B. Lea, the Bishop of London's secretary, was present
during the service..

Tex GMAT Kurrzaw.—Boringe and other etepe
have been takes at various places on the shores of Milford-
haven fur meertaisiog the most eligible spot for beaching
the Great Fasters on her arrival at that port. Several
localities is that far-famed haven have been approved of for
the purpose, especially in the vicinity of the Wayland ter-
minus of the South Wales Railway.
THE lion-t-soos Diirtortn.—This diamond,
recut since the Exhibition of 1861, will be exhibited (by
the gracious permission of her Majeetat the Convex-
anew to be held at the South Kensington Museum, under
the patronage of the Queen, in aid of t e fund for building
the Female School of Art. A large collection of ancient
and !modern jewellery will oleo be lent on that occasion.
Tickets are obtainable at the Museum, and at Mr. Mitchell's,
Old Bond-street.

Suarmona CASK—On Saturday afternoon, at
one o'clock, the body of a female, herbs( one arm cat corn-
plate!, off, sad otherwise mutilated. WEB picked •P by •
intermit off the late of Dap. Thebody was taken to the
=heal Perry, sad subsequently to the Poplar desd.hease.
Information of the circumstance lute been forwarded to the
coroner for Feet Yiddiessz.