The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-25 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

C. Jackson sad Mr. A. Palmer, r Mike and Masphy,
the audience Ina antiwar roes of laughter. It is needless
to say that the hoar wes crowded to neer.

CRYSTAL PALACE.

Tim clearness of the atmosphere, combined with
the epode' attractions I rovided for the oseesioo, drew to the

Crystal Palace yesterday, notwithstanding the cold, a cos-
siderable amber of holiday folks. From an early boor of
the day pedestrians and vehicles of all deseript:ons thronged
the various spproaehea to Sydenham, and the Veins fan-
ning from the London-bridge Station at very brief
intervals coatinned to pour in visiton wren so late u four
o'clock in the site rsoort. Amongst the Easter &avoided was
the exhibition in motion cf steam machinery employed in
cotton mannfactors sad in the preparation and cl►rification
of sugar, whisk became an object of much attention and
interest. The fountains on the terraces, which have not

been is operation Cacti the otiessesessies tof the winter,
played fora short tine la the aftersoos, saucing to the
greeted@ themes of the sespeay, who, owing to the state
of
the weather, had op to that It.. easlaft themselves to,
the interior of the ftildiag. The gardens, which bed bees
previously almost deserted, thee naked a duo there of
attentioa, and eostissed to give antfteftest eves after the
elating of the Palace. The 1011011th% melodies. were per-
formed is the octane cf the day by the easpany's bead
ester the astral trutiopt:
fete Laths.
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re" Ifteetef eloyerhear.
tdaar~
" Walla Tek. PordaL
°lmartar -- thew
Oman% Mater ad Bowe
limbs. Than ..
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.Simga" lI•AAL
Qui Alb
Miami

Several of the Seem, lacludiag Costa's marsh from
" Eli" aad the "Alli•sa Quadrille," were warmly ap-
plauded, the company insisting upms having the latter
played • second time. Though the •ttondes.' wee very
numerous, tte greatest good humour sod contentment
appeared t prevail.

stantieople, up the Adriatic, throuAh Sc Msrland, lad
down the Rhino to Dover. The series of •iew., t 9 is
number, represent all tte preat chin and object. of interest
on the mute. They are admirsbly exemated. Amongst
others the view or Rada Pull; that of Constantinople, and
the mane repreemajeg the stens of the 14th of November
off Selektive, were particularly well rsee.mod. A lards
somber of per,oas visited the exhibition dune's; tte day.
MADAME TITSBAUD'I3.—Never flagging in interest,
appealing to the curiosity of all, sad keeping pace with the
novelties which grow with the lapse of time, this exhibition
was elated yesterday by a lards 'lumber of persons, in
which t►e youthful inhabitants of the metropolis were
plentifully represented. The groups of figures have re-
ceived of late mensal additions calculated to enhance their
attractiveness, including the Dowager Empress of Russia,
the present Repercr Alexander, General Canrobert, and
the Ring of Sardinia— the latter of which is adosirab'y
coarsen; and these were sought out by visitors with mtalfeet
interest. The Chamber of litarere appeared rather to
atirset than to reped—a eireonestanwe which la, perhaps. fa
' be aasosated for by the terrible attention which has latterly
hoes coneentrated on the increase of murder under various
wrens.

Tag LION-SLAYER AT HOML—Mr. Gordon Corn-
ming has not been behind daring the Baster MEM in
weaning his spacious hall (late Balls R•obin), which has
waned quita a new aspect under the recovatir's magic)
teach, and visitors yesterday were well repaid in the in-
teresting and =using lecture, and also the thrilling anec-
dotes related by the intrepid hunter of the king of the beast,.