The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-22 00:00:00

THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY.

ELEVENTH DAY.
(Copihmisd fro a 3 ostorday's Ispott.)
After a Meet peso,
Gemini Peal sold—gir Samna Lyme will me ham
Um Madness is sow mint the beard whether you OM give
them say further indemailem as to tee asMtite es whisk
meld have bum allorded by CM lest to the army ?
Admiral Lyme ssid—lalooklag back apse thi Crimea
aspeditiin, there is setting la which I rejoice so mutt,
ant to the glory of oar 11711 U, as the good etdolotoodiog
and perfect Mime, which always existed be twee& the
two movasse ; sad I think it would be • very
Immutable Wee Wood if soy thing arisieg oat
tor.
of Ma proosediege before the board ware to weaker that
impasselon. I am very far hem suppodsg that Coesel
Tall« h toutaded, or intend., to throw ray basso on the
navy for sot giving assistance to the army; ea the metrary,
rditsmatirth oeems :telear, itto "I
cogh :
itstSat a
denied the:twirls •ff vet igk
ser rt
tha
cows whisk be bee fall it kW duty to memo boa been to
raise the gaieties generally la the sled of the amatry
whether there ware not thiogs os board the Ant Milli
might hays hem ,piled for the army if they had bees
vitsd for or offered. Now, for the isforinstion oldie board,
I will give as suosiaet en meow as I ma of what the rola-
tioas between the two seniors really were I will sot go
farther beak thee th• laadlag of the army la tee Crum...—
that palest army whisk was lonised to Mode of
matchless mitten and to undergo era dad banishipe.
Lard Realm, la hi. dispatch &mynas( the opsratioa of
lending, war plitesod to say that the endow e f
the fleet was beyond all praise; and I am quite
sore that there $ set a Nattilrer of that army
who aver forget. sad whit wield not readily admit,
the Illeestasos they resolved from the navy. They
will familia that the Isamu were up to their middle la
water a while day, in order that the to sad their MIMI.
allies might be loaded dry; mid I hal sow, as I felt at the
Wm, that the epraPmetens ohne whisk was given es that
aside ism. whoa Not hum tommomml mareking from Mt
lasole. and what the mama retnemi to the ships alter all
ilkos boa base pao ea skim sow so arson ot too
bassair, good mulsommdieg, sad geodimill whisk have
happily prevailed ever skim Still Ism eau Ma army be
dhloolined to adialt—imilood. they have always admitted—
the ariatime which tbsp derived from the Beet afar tbe
battle of Alma, wheat their sielt and wousded were serried
dews to the beasts. The distance from tho Mash
to the amp was hag tam There was a bom-
be sea. Cholera was very rife ; Waked, the diet
was still amnia. calm a amen visitatlaa of It.
Mader these aisemestemeso the sick and womided were car_
tied dews to MR mil hammocks prepared ea board ship
sad snommiledi am the smossa's steelier, ; sad so one who
wilmssold, as I did, the petite& of three poor follows whoa
May mama carefully lifted op into the boar, meld desk that
• Mut mad then, ois that Mash, them took net a holy sad
Warily feeling Mumma the two profligates whisk 'moot
fell to brio( forth good fruit*. dome of those Elea died is
the boats, on their way 16 the .ripe, min died on the par
sago to Coostaatisople, and yet mat* Is the hospitals at
&Marl ; bat it le sot aoressonsble s bore that, Omagh
the Mendes of God, same wilt return to their montr,. sad
to their females, he Mad &ma to pooterky the way in
whist the navy eared for the soldiers in the boar of their
aced. I will add, that I oddest' pass • dey In Loudon without
memoir toms cater of tbe army who naiads ass of the
service performed by Linguist Ome, of the navy, in se-
periateadiag with the sate, skill, sad 'ability that he did,
the embarkation of many thowsada of each troops at Bala-
klava. Is like meaner, lam reminded of the lavalmbi•
mistime* resisted by Ilautimast Hawke'', of the navy, le
hewoodheg. at the mmt oritiesl neatest, ammaniUm t
Ilse MO wake dillatilas which ordiamy seen would ham
mansidand brammearatabh. I have here • letter seat by
myself to the Admiralty, whisk will show that wbea labour
and snatarish mold melt, be gives by Um list to the army
they were sot gives opuiegly or tardily. Lord Nagle.
made • request tams lo Mali • Am oats to take lie @Mk
lowa to Cmataatiosolo. boom= Motransporte at flatildma
mine met lamed op fee that paws. sad at the tam dos be
ragaislod no to have walk. k the slams passible time„ a
knob mamba of wieldy% sot way far ea &Mg bat
aka ba She Ffllltdb army. Well, the foil kator. ad
Emma by myself to Ow 15sarstuy to tbo . ill
am what was ski small of aygikadaa
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1114-Iristt torgra ticistelki=malls4l. a au
quad to ham mods alai thosampleatt hot aria Immeral
ammiel Masapr mosui milt& Memparts wom
wear* a maal4 lbst IN It watlmmil math the
hmaid mom at amdispami watt hie Ws mash Ilse to It those
viola up Ihmettoo issamad that Ma mblimmo should be
mai me Imalimmilpser tbstratumirmemmtai
eel, aialmil OM. lami la Ishaup email.
142 latallaillabgalaNSl•••=o;••Th•
mob bor Wed" silm. me mat le ens, Mare
illitar4 me batik be femilealsi W limi bawl that the
marriage at Ao army wits sexy ameliseally leareamd by
met, havimpir swam o 'Mitts( toffee, sad that it was a
subjoct of Ms greatest passible enmity t every perms la
et,e allay, be.. the Cuarasader.is ChI.I dowawards.
Well, at that dam Captain Keith, of tit •••l, • nett •1-
sellout caw, whose Writes. for the &lama's."' of the
army an teeny hermit all praise, commeaded Ike knew
mil at &halm ; sad Itemise the satiety tilt is the
camp to Nub mess of roosting the soiree, sad bevies
perked, satidsil himself that time were ao emus of
Soles m to Ni Maud time, b Pt hie site to work to &mho
mesas of evenemias that thitralty from the remerem of
his owa Map. I will sow read to Fos the lettar Wash ha
wets to Lard Reese. It le as follows;

_
tio libistert nii, lintristat !NIA Isl 4.
to, load.—Aseept Ss may downtime Mast the osy art
asteemay slim men speftily wish soleem delliess d Mid
to oweet its swap st tielessus le toss. Mimi
Its sire& vie Itli If Meallm wow Mewl is Me asap=
seta rust be noiel &see lisoi‘a pus aria of MS mall Is
eillawk
`wry Oa Eissuoime 4 tbs maws omit to all awe
Po mil& ef Vassal et Seel& MI& m teem •
mese, andel at to belt wet essamelly peedrim 1 Sim I
alai swim embroil thb ddesessiee oweless millsbot Is sassed
seatet I& iisse Ow &By dosser at to &Se reef the
taw taw& Wit so Mew, bdwemeatite S ise west, whether
yea OIL 1 ea goo .gases lbet SO peeped dense some
MS& its ilobiet • used albetb bat I Shoe your
b was tiara to sad wet& Wm say quo,
terAt we ptemilsd to • MO at lie psi et tft army.
New, I woe el& Lord Mss Moo he resolved that
I Ismer, sad 1 est sever fwget the j.y which was depleted
gala eoestseeeee Mies he bad reed it. Patties his bead
Y Wee, ad meets, it, be old—. What tvestal hi.
beet pee tams sw—what should we do wiliest you r
This sae was meepted. sad I ham a lists bees ken ilir
atoms Al'., mooting the warmest Mae& sa belmilf of
Lod aegis& kr do offer, sad banish °Weis Lath t•
soy it bite effect es tees as peal k, se these wee setae,
about wida tat Ctemoreibele.Oblef alit Mee sailor
Has that the Weeps elmold ben Oaf eelhe mated. Tbo
ease ends& Rises, is beeriag that about al Vas net,.
were •spesetal *es Ilpaile. baying stassellai sew Ws emu
area that.** meter stimeort of shelter, see etimels had
always died INNS aftst their mini. if Lei
Reels' to Wilk hes the pismires the Stet, stabling
ter them &Oa I bete a Met here la why be says :
" As all Mt iidbil agemera maim*, empleyed Is, the
only. I le we last to eillelless ees ef them 1 bell hare put
about 30. r 40 esteem older tbe disci's of the Mato. ale.
sad tbey 114111611 Owe stables." I Wine • &eat me, of
them maim ors still Viva net denset imply le slut
AMEN darns that no army meld bow &se die esse
thins, Isms* Captalu Keith told me that 101 mesas why
h. sewed to de this was, that be as revised It wet Ise-
moil& fie Ile amp to do it, as they bad em mousy other
Mee tells, ail it was with the tea veils 4Meelty
they mill pet up 'lob omplies tif provident eeil eseeseat•
Ow Nib, hest. There le emettfor OW edialt I idol to
mraCapsule Lethigese. by sew el the armless
parl. bells et beta IN bre far the mop. Aesia,
I Ref elk that It seal bees ben very Minh to any
is Ibis step If It lad est tem fcr the 1 fooptitads sad is-
c ome fty
mof our espiseen, who, visa the mos Mil
ass Is eseeseemtee of tbe metal tsetse
tee hew mates* Erie, bad mono It the very

legations device of blecideg_tho toneh.heles. nu,
.gds, one of the great dainties which the &rosy
had to contend with wee the wean of a lading place at
Beleilava That difficulty appeared to be insuremmatable •
bat Admiral Bean bath a wharf, which still bean hie
saw odeepide et which the Ingest stensen sonic sent,
such as the Money., sad had men hones, pronsioes, sad
everything. Ism troy far from [snag arty audit to the
navy for anythirg of this sort. I think it was their hosadee
duty to do even tines they could, sad all I wish to .ay hr
that they did it, sad did ft cheerfully. I could eddies
away tabu proofs tf this Mad, bet I think the board
nest be satisfied that the navy did enrethirg is their
pews to seen the army. I sea say with great troth, that
while the miry cloned in the dente of arse of the army,
eywpathlwd in Otter suffering*, and radend them , rap
swistanee in their pow, he away on their part were on,,
slow to acknowledire thee, but, on the e inner, always ex-
pressed the greatest gratitude; and the. was fostered •
kindly Italie,. a mutual onfldnee and good will, between
the two r.tealous, which way n tonally troadenve to the
b flier and hairpin, m of both, and which, by increasing
their efficiency, was highly adirtot peon to the nanny.
The ft • heat admiral then withdrew.
lldej ,r Coen!, w.e n. st called by Lord Lem. lie stated
that ha was brines manor to the boyey obesity. H. held •
showing the miniver of h.Prbee loaded is the Crimea
sine* the in of October, slimed by General teetlett. (rho
titan was put is) He had eens annexed t. tie r, pore,
return. feraisbed by C.,loael Hodge and Colossi bleyon,
and he was prepared to show that so far as they related to
the heavy brigade they wen totally Inc meet. For •
turn as to %riga.* duties he @humid *lin to the brigade
major, ad as to the division be shouln .pply to tte assistant
adjutant g 1. Raters, of detailed dates could not be
furaithed without tannin* to those lanctioasties. It was
hie duty to wait epos Lord Laceui to unite divisional
orders. He recoil eted a divisional order based by Lord
Lunn cautioning ~fileet a odo their utmost to abler ti • r
Donn, and, at the sane tine, declarieg his lordship's
opinion that no bl.me attached to them for the suffer-
ings of the bones at that time ; sad he e• old swear
that, at least oe to tannin at a nesting of
*Seers, the ankh wee riposted. No cater bad
ever been deterred from doing his duty by any
emadeet of Lrd Laeaa's Os the contras,, hie 1. rd.h p
had es all oewmiose esettenged oilcan to do their • sty.
Redid sot think that any eat,' of promptitude or lame ty
was eit•wn by the aevalry eaters, under the eireanastsans
la which they were pl toed, in prancing shelter tor the
Mem. Win the exeterloa of the time Mateo the It It
eff Marsh and the sth of April, when he was at Scutari• is-
=we to • member asinine a.., he was sever aneat
cavalry division. He saw the eeneelesioene fir
the int time at Colossi Griffiths' queries. Betwine the
tine of than arrival at Salaam and the Iltit et Novem-
ber, 11164, h• believed that the &ate Greys dimmed their
sesuspesist about sews time; the peados of the home
night hem been *ward more fregnestly. He west with
Gomel Ihearlett to Baiallave as several modes' to ea
deems he obtain neves ter accebage, and alter • gnat
appilestleas they got frets one (spuds a premiss ef a
sbgii wee, which, however, he afterwards fined Gould
see be spired. The artillery had always eats, tools,
sad utlMma, wideb the eaysky bad not, sod • soups:aeon
se its metsfity is inch wield sot therefore be isetitsted to
Am OM re amiry had sot takes pryer precautions foe
the legend= of their ham. Being on ietinate owns
with dm Freseh Female, he had an opportsaity of peeing
what Oa Fresh did for their cavalry bores*, and there
um wen on. of their neap n nes ender cover while he
wee is the Crones. The French lost • great camber f the
berme that were hakes from From, and het:weld show that
mm. regiment lost all its horses, and that anther lost entity,
Is the 'soothe lasoary. They sever built areaCalra with-
ost payment, sad that was the principal edettatage of their
made a WNWm over sum

By them Beard—TM Bagi4k cavalry bad very few (t-
-himbles tools, and there wore elways complatnts of them.
By Ctlead Toßosh—The heavy cavalry, with the neap
Men of a few regiments wore in Belakleva Bay ore the let of
Minim. TM gosinesadiag calms of brigades were the
to make mmu of the data. of brigsd,
=liretfili:Zl Cohort Hodge me commeding the hooey
Wat the time the returas before alluded ti were far-
hy him. It was very probable that Colonel Kayos
summaded the light brigade is December, but he could
=punitively. With regard to the washer of men ma-
is briagiag up supplies, he bad made returns of the
amber smelt off parade oath ramming for the duty. He
quoted a return, dated the lith of Member, showing that
at OM date there were 248 as.. and 491 h mg of the heavy
setpkyed is comatesoriat dads* or is transporting r:s IMP nest day tigre won 248 we. and 496 home,
sslighlehMed till the 18'h of Member. Oa the 19th the
Imes isms to kauek cep, sad may 190 men sad 370 souse
we ulna off for the duty, ar it the sawamber c uti-
lised up le MeMele. Oa the 26 b Mrs were 102 men sad
ass WON I ell die nib, 166 gees and 802 home ; and oa
oho 26th, 77 mos and WI hones. With mord to the is-
emu* return -smeared is the report of the
Niemen. be was me by Colonel Hodge to express his
shadreg di lisdbeg hie sem attsehed to a roma which
Ommed wee isresereet ; but it appeared that
It bad Mu penning la the &bum et Colonel Hodge by an I
sigiontam ete bad sat gift Isswed owl well.
Is re tea meal's hem Lied Lem,
' Major Cannily MA that is Deoresbm the heavy brigade
Operformed all the camp lead comakeedat duties, sad the
t brigade foraged t.r both.
lisamiestioa by the Board—ln November, Dmembim
sad January, the saes were suffering very ouch; they bed
sever Mee August bees free from and there was a
wrest deal of fever sad dyeestry is tho cerery camp If
they had been at peace belt tie sea would have been is
hospital. The dragoons' ordinary dation would not allow
of their Wag employed is ether duties more than tetee
hours oat of Was bows daylight, sad it would have been
wane than amity to have employed Wm logger is the
state that they were in at that time.
Colossi Talbott wined Major Cesolly to passe a re-
tain of the nambor of ma in the heavy brigade Is M-
ember, 11166. mid is Jemmy, 1866, skowieg the duties la
whisk tezeirzsetieili mewed flea day.
Meijer mid be would get all the inforrastios be
could on Ms ; but be mold not tette op o hotel( to
famish mit•setara without the etatemeats which were
seat is behind Hee= by bin every day.
Colonel Low wee Om called sad sometsed by Lord
Lama. He mid be mow the Preach artillery taking stones
is have Me Imam of the Chimers d'Afrtque is No-
vember cad Dessobar. He did sot *midge anything
that wad beeves. the divisional general sad the
ommeader of a regiment would have prevented him from
atter his men or his berm. He ma never deterred
from his duty by any conduct of Lord Leesn's ; on the
esewash his lordship encorreged the diem to do Mir
•Igimed Is provide shelter for the horses. Did not think
ohms mid have hose mere promptitude or ingenuity ea
tbei past of either °Akers or Con in providing shelter for the
Mem

—The Judge Adrecato having asked Colonel TaHoch
whether be was prepared to framed with his statement' the
Is requested an adjoarawant unlit Monday am. chielly
on the ground that to bed written to oceanic Sir John
who was la Bair burgh, oa entails points, and
aroomid y
sot prepare his statement until he had resolved the
TOO Word retired to emelt with regard to Oda sppgot-
tioe. In 'butt a quarter el an hour they relented, and
Colonel Tallooh having Meted in reply to the Judge-Adso
into that be sonsiderird an adjournment for some days meow
fial to hie ease, it was ultimately decided that the board
olemald 'Aetna till Friday, on the naderstandiag that Col.
Tallish would on that day be preps/id to make a Ilea do
bane of the report of the emamiesiceers.

Among the company present at the private view of
the New Soak ty of Pais ere in Weer Colours, on Sealerder.
were the Make of Newcastle, the Dashes, of fintberlead,
Mareab of Lesidoense, Earle sad Coaster's Barmy, Brad-
ford, Csledos, Cousbercaers, Derby, Deableb, Ellesmere,
Grosvenor, Grey, Gallo. ay (and Ldp Helen &ewer ),
Plarrinatos, Harm 01, Jersey, Lindsay (Doswell:feast m
Morley). Mayo, Stanhope, Waldeerave, sad Watley ; the
Arebblahop of Canterbury. Arebbabep of Anneyb, B sees
of Bath sad Wells, Limerick, Lichfield, B.lpoo, 8L David'o.
Wisiehmar, end Worcester; Derma of St. Ps. Ps sad
Weetiebether, sad the Hos. sad Rev. Dirties Neel, saes
many of the other @absent memben of the .kwon ; Lord
sad Lady Breaglaos, Belhaven, Brickley, Lisle Cherlutte
Egerton, Lady =4 Kim How, Lords Mosteagle, Mahar,
Bamelactb, Wharaeliffe, Sir William and Lady Am-
bushes. Hoe. Wm. Ashley, 800 Mn. B..ymosr Bathurst,
Gem& Sir Memo (hoist, Hoe B. Cavendish, Ite., be-
side" a large ameloir of the meet isfissatial members of
the Yeerary soeletlee, erratical, sad emaneraial bodies.
Tam LATE 'ramie ATTWOOD.—A tooth 'meet-
igg tar bold le the Tv.. Hail, at Binntsibms, yeeteW•To
tke Mayer (T. B T. Bedrom, 8p..) is the chair, for the
parlor of devides the beet Means of eerryiag into effect
the resolve of a mall mettles held a week w two other,
the Meths up of a therawlet eeeethestoratiee of the great
pshlle wroth,. of the late Th..moo Attyond. The belt ems
well filled; Hr. Knots, M.P., He fichre,eneia, "up
Salt, Mr. George Edmonds, Mr. Wilma Mathews, Mr.
Joseph Wettable, Mr. John BIM, Mr Alderman Cutler.
Mr. 'Llamas Baldwat, sad ell the menials. political
Ininalall were prteeet, many of them wesrleg tat 10.4
laid-by models. The nammies was of a meet estbeslmtie
alienator, sad the followles, ammo other reeeletthee,
wee passed
flat the eminently WIWI, mike@ et the late Ibewthe Awned
r the leader a the mewl palled wrewerwt oftelt Welwyn..
NOW en seimewledgmem Mee IlwAsintz.); thee dmet melts
peril. ethos law end Wisely woe ellbe um. pr
*math. 4.wthiewi. end these le thew yby the
Om et kw whiskies mid ibenethetwee hls petrterbei. He
se•W we wavered= kw bk welline end be mewled as ••••••
he Ms anima; sed Ws muYag b, M *aka Oat tt Is the dot, at
di who 1..,” pealed by We kiwi We who stoke Ws Wousser
wet their grellids wad remelembi ibeweeiwy. Ws psi dab by
a memaial that untie • stimulus mg lel new* le Ye towthese
we ow.
• haelsesse is. was eabsesibsd Ia the ball; tad a row
mikes wet appoiated to deeds ea the form which this
'memorial of Muss' ermat.tade shall Ulm
WORM° CoLLEoiii.—We learn that the
Wee_bing Moe' Coney st Caaibridp, of which lb. Bev.
Meedivat pellindolit is doing will, end she essiou ices.
lately soma ma adult sehool, of wands ewe of the moms-
ries writes Oer wheel le pregramlan adtairstaly. We
bays sew about 100 sod hew to go law • lamer
mow. We think of getting sem of the etedests of the
epilogs to bap Ia it. We have too paid weaken, sad some
of the thrombus of the cosset! take • eight • rook in Moss
so that there will 'aware be two of thin present." The
atteadmee at the Lamle. Celle,* this terra le 232, ead et
the adult iodise& 'best 30. Yr. Rasklah dam Is, m meel, 1
the beet etteadmil Is the seller.

aling-r-o- era kis
'arrant°.
Behered—Allegre.
!Lute—Allegro =oink
Seth" Eery not the bud," Mat Cele A. H. Deady.
W Marta from • Mbacunazr Night's
Dena " . Mendeleents.
Aria—. Pried' per an* Mae
nitheLriajten ........... Benedict.
Dne4—" Wara's Men." Mrs. Gilbert end Mae
menCele.ee =Leslie.
Orasertino kr Plenoforts (Beet tine of perar)
Melanie—. :;rte" „mint.... I Schubert.
•••••• I Beethoven.
Overture—. Preston" _ _ _ Weber.

Osadostee—lft. lieary
The most remarkable feature of the evening won the
"Coacertino" for the pianoforte wesposed and played by
" doaelins." This young lady (whom name, though not
publicly eanoenced, I. well knew. is our musieel cr les)
le really one of the musical wooden of the day. Eduated
as a. amateur, she has attained a proficiency in the hi.h.ct
branches of the art, which his raised her to a place usesg
the most distinguished artists. She le not only a finished
pliant, but a composer of great genie and power. Her
plea, which she played lan night, though called
• " Concertino," has nothing diminutive ah..ut
It is somewhat 'better then the general ty of cm-
metes ; b.t its differeat sionmeate ar, ful'y deve-
loped, sad there la breadth awl even grandeur in its
style. The int movement—sit allegro equates° to whisk
Es edam key gives • grave sad somewhat 'melancholy Mu—
le followed by a charming andante, lull of armsful mid es-
presides melody ; and the pit ce terminates with • light and
, rapid finale, full of brillinoy end fancy. The pianoforte
part, played with requisite delicacy and refinement, was es
the whoo well arcampeoled by the promotes, though the
been Matrumeats were sometimes too krcitile. The per
formeace wes received with enthorastie epplause, which
brought the fair pianist back tette, orchestra.
Beetkuveres las sympasay wee ea the whole exaellintly
played: ths butane' isstiksho, be unlade:, rut ad-
mirably. Mendelseohn • Wedding March was net so well
Ile dint wee spoiled by the exemene Medium of the Irmo
lastrameats. The vocal music was pretty. Leslie's dint,
"Hope'. adieu" ts crateful, and was well sung. Idles Bur.
ricotta, who is as Immense favourite at them concerts, his
• voles of rate power aid beauty ; bat the OHMS too much
addicted to showy bravest, is wboolt atm ogerts bar volt* too
much, and strata@ Its p 'wen in a meaner which, if persisted
la, must eventually isjare its quality. The French school,
is welch eke has been taught, his been the ruin of sassy
floe v 01..., end we csaaot help thinking that hen is la
cams danger.

NUL RULLARTLORCRESTRAL CONCERTS, ST.

MARTIN'S-HALL
The ?earth and last mown of the series took place
last night, when the followleg was the programme of the
perlormanee :

Nat z.
&forum "no Sulk"
W.
bleodelosoba.
Ar 10.... 0 Mauler." Ma Dolby
Osborne It two floloo. fof f a Load C. Dopplor,
of ropub—tboif gm bon ..
Arlo, "V. of Wane t is Daub), Modem
Clan No.ello . ..... ...
llympbooy, la C ataar.......".. _ _ ...
''''''
.--.
llostbo•Meinbgeroa.

n. .......
" Doles °Worm al mieers* Medusa
Clara Novell° mad Mies Dolby ...
Crust l'isnotorte, Is I, Mime, 14. asap
itasastt.
Old Bailie Seam " While I lidos Is thy voltio"
OM), etim Dung
Old English Song, "It set fist I love pm Ws"
IMO). Wee Dolby
.. DrJohnßlow.
Air. "I.ist the bright lierephisa.'' Madame Ora
Nomilo; Trumpet (Mow Mr. Harper Handal.
Overture, "Zaubsratitar Hogan.
That so meek good made ma be heard eget edingly well
performed fi.r one shilling wart be taken as one of the in-
disputable gigs' ofthe rapid progress which musical culture
Its* mude with us of lath halan certainly paved the way
fur the introduction of clueleal 11210,i0 amongst the lames,
bat his eathrielnments (and hie audiences, Indeed) were of
Ito anomeloal gni allied &character that moony who would
gladly have availed themselves of • cheap erweert were de-
terred from attending them. To Mr. Bath belongs the
credit of establishing • @WU of entertainments whereat, for
the smallest possible chirp, fte visitor may be sure of boy-
leg writhe, his musical taste sot his sense of propriety out-
lined. The oily difference in bearing between the audiences
of the St Mortis's Hall concerts sad the Philharmonie,
is the greater amount of fresh imithusiama sad a
somewhat sareassiable teadency towards eacoree ea-
hibitied by the former. Bat t• eta are pool and health,
egos ; and, es lovers of good mask, and believers is the
great amoral eireeta to be derived front it. general soltivatioa,
vis shall cartainly sot complain cf any &idiom). wishing to
hear twice such • work at Idendelsenba's pieturesqtre and
Slinlliattlyli ^Totem. "Tits Isles of Fingal," or the divine
astlaste of Heethoves'a C minor nymphets,.
The performance if lest stet was in every respect worthy
of commendeft s. Madame Clue Novella sad Mies Dolby
sass se they aseally slag ; which of owee implies that they
sang like seemsalielted artists. The testament' perfarreamom
were wasting is little save that "aldose attained dastdera
tam, a genuine pianissimo. The two sew flautists (brothers,
we present.) are skilful playrn—with a pure sad reined
tone, sad finished ezecutioa. Their pastanee were thistly
a eine, net alternated oil sr a• is nasal so double ow corm"
end their equality of toe* and eamerles wee very manifest.
Tie croaterto, which is in the repels, three movement
form, without pretendlag to any impeetasco as •
oompoeition, is selleleatly well writes to SOTTO ae a
vehicle for the Mislay of the soloists' powers of execution
It is accompanied with fall orchestra, bat ea attempt at •
new feature seems to be arrived at in acconmenving the
slow movemeat alaawt entail, with tie piimefortt The
idea, however, le sot now; the pieseforte bele, letroduced
is one of Haydn's eytaphoelse. Mr. Howell's performatna
of Boanott's elegant and reamed cowrie wadi in sooty re-
spect worthy of • disciple of ita asevnipli.hed tompoaer.
Mr. Reuel' has • lira t melt, grist erseation, and stub
espressioe, sad bit pimplag was that of a sosecientioas ar-
etrivieg sa Worms mcwtholy a valued work.
The mem was soaptin.ll al and it is to he booed
that the esteem of this ei rim may be sash as to lades.
assay titan padormaaess of the kind.

TIM ALLEGED PoIIONING NUR LICHFIELD.-
Traterdey the adjeereed taqe.ry relative athe death of
Mrs Cathorlae Athuall, of Mr. I•*. ph Asbotall. fir-
mer, of Edina, sear Llehield, was held before Mr.W.Wa rd,
nossor, at the Bur lea, Bemoan. The helmet, it will
be mahout!, bad b.ect septoeued to admit of •poet asorion
oassiaitioa of the body betas roads, sad as saalysia of the
sealants of Wee now& by Professor Taylor. Dr. Meacham
and Mr Voidness, the earisee• who seatlothe pat snorkels
osomoloolio•. bobs taasalsed, devoted nos they fated so
i use
sa4 they attributed the dome of &seabed
ove • report .as sloe reed bee Protestor
TayloTaylor, lb She Who Mist shad ainansed pins la no
r,
st eisseeek and that there woe lathing Is
the inoperne annhat se deceesed's tut Maass. as doposel ,
to by tbei oilinonso, Imminent with death front ealerel
OMNI Odin *Mean yrs mistsd downs thetdoseeni
bed boss la boa bodes lee • twonaneedi bdurs bar
doe* eat** Mr. Adman always troaled bee Wily.
The Joy, 'Mese IrsubUes no wean to sun ep, reaseged
• swain of *•Dosta frese sate rel anno." The meow
wind pro rimo to the 'shammies of the body is attributed
to • Muir*, who be assn naliskete Winn again* Mr.
Adman.