The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-14 00:00:00

nil WZIISU3 SOLIDAII.

Yesterday was a glorious day fee Uwe holiday-
maims, sad, judging tree the messy themes& who WON
&need in the weak of *ram they eadeaveored fully to
see op ter the deeper which the storm lathed upon their
fejeysiesii ea Seadsy. Larks seemed Whir than usual ;
semetbeless the somber et pemeopers who lit It by the
mesas ariworseira railways wee es great se to r. oder ne-
tessesy methanol trees sod einielliii ea several of the lima.
The athembeals, bah sad dam dr river, were wry much
crowded. N that Old Father Thames I. end
to be phyla, his as perks. sad that the sun
shoes theleMy,_ and per emiderable beat throeshout
the daye the see woe sot web an to melte meentions
e• the nee fey ulnas emendureb'e. The confusion an
dopier= at the yews, etellene sad steam-bost piers wee
very peat, bet vie lam met beard of say sedum oxidant
Irvin wane& Abost mid-day, at Blaekfriare-bridge
,• eta use Ctreasea, melding In Webber-street,
womesety mosped drowsiest. He was with
haft, sir of hipl
ealssa beler ea his arm, waiting in a
pee awed Is
amid the _i week tee peas, be attempted to jump upon
lb. wive" of Obe hut, but missed his I=2 and fell Into
the water. He way however, speedily
An attempt Is Wag made to restore to Greenwich some-
thing of the pepalarity Which It inlayed previous to the
&betides of its halms hi. To a limited must this
object wee attained yesterday. Nem an en boor
is the wombs( the reed was limed with psdrhNns
Oak way to the greet point of sum.
path. while by rail, and boat, and 'bus, •
eentlemens wasomion of Mears wee brought into the tows.
At se peed el the year his the perk bola wore picturesque
• apprises them_e /rest, and as many theoriesof poems mime salad * reaselley sinned detonable
he man the met ef the comes. In worker poets
=wen to be sees •mei, thithesime ea the
the rreersessaabwid Dole of "him latli•
base any peal* bawd la. It bad been rumoured tkat
ones am NOW, beads would be in attendance, but It
wee net sae aloe her o'clock that the band of to Royal
Nat*" Irma Weevilly arrived. Unfortunately, however,
we eresegewenis id ins and, for weeping order, and the
brae elf it eau.emelerable thoonvezueou, sad resulted
I in the when the mashers of the hand, who wen eubjected
asailseelas thateyears• collecting their instrthusats and
meshy sad hastily reterning to Woolwich.
In the monde' several thonsaads of flunday-school
• peseeded by tbsi Resters Counties Railway from the
86111110.11 Mil MINNA stations to Leighton, Aye Howe,
Ipplarbeist, sod ease favourite parts of the county of
sacsgoosseepeled by the parochial officers, clergymen,
and• lamb=el Sas amasegeassa districts according to so-

The Zookirgleal Gardens in the Regent's Park were very
erimminieely ateseded, the weather befog mole favour-
able Om has less the case ea Whit-Monday kr
mem peers poet- At ea early hoar the multitude began
to pow in at beck seem sad ocominsed to do so mall
firm from eg mo ismegag. hair the 'atm IDOIIII,-
tokenised atteedeMe provided for oricseion in fall em-
ploymma. TM bright plemsged lomat pheasants, the great
reviews, the marine maims* the maker', and the seal,
(though sot here advertised in e "talking fish," bat more
correetly Massed se s "swimming mammal"), each drew their
mood of admirer,, bat the prime favourites, as of old, ap-
peared to he the two hippopotami. Denim rows of spectators
assembled around the pool to mitoses the sportive, though
maidelgy gambols of those bath-loving reareeters, and it woe
whimpered about that, judging from the good eadenteadrag
sow embalming between them, there aught he MOS
prospect of an addition to the family. Naimoli, M-
r:whist in a scientific point of view, have been lately added
to the collection, and exhibited for the first time. The total
samba, of melanoma doting the day wee 22,243, being the
Inset number ever kaown to Melt the gardens is ens day.
Palms d grounds of sparse proved greet
awns trata and
ttrectios, the total number of visitors being up-
wards M 27,000.
The metropolitan sehibition•—the littlish Museum having
W Wrest share of potromge—were, as to usual in
holW7 lima,, very well atteaded; and to the *venters the
Meares am telleabky Wei sopectally the portions of
them devoted le the aim portrm the public.

Sweeteners Boaearls the merle of a few
days a owe tell mow lie illeelle• of the Court of Char
eery white will have war INSwast Rr the satiquarfea
world mad the 15v of trae. • seemeake of the
bratr whe bed a a lerse Imam bequeathed,
by USK Ma
he Ihneetiew at a iesetes Inter
eposeee been, se Illiaellwil•••••114, and charged hie leaded
alai, will as tardy of lei. a-yew for the support of a
aseledlas at the Mao NW wboae duty it would be
is ibis Adam dosed lbw. ed ea beep a book la which
aids Adler venial be at May is writs say reatarios he
taisht Ow proper la me or .7.4 The trusteerieeesed,
r=„„,46.1. diem= pay dee legee eaertad 7wllmett the
peed
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