The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-01 00:00:00

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eis SONY WU ..Es.—Tbe promontory on which a day as was Saturday last the Crystal Palace
offered a fine breezy walk over downs be thronged by en esemobly of the lint lash:-
toilettes should °be so gay end c
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icaLinte ber Aow thomuglaly I enjoyed that we& I ot in some measure for the dieter-.
La more IV brilliant that one could empathise with Orford-street.
).triitialisi ••• Linnaeus on his arrival in England, sadgold, the mysterious disape
Ije Aare, as he Song himself on his lures, and Those who deem honourable industry a virtue in our beet economist.
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* ant nor I Sai having made anything so beautifuL Tas woman will regard thin endeavour to give to scat- Deebeesee of g-
ame Doska- op peamo with their golden light. Ever and
ii w, to CI PAM 1111008 the path, or the timid deer were toed indirid s and diffused talent a ' local habi- a Keay--
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW.

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badly. which caused him to ddrrop behind nil suddenly. A`
the Stand, Anton compounded,and Blink Bunny got her
head drat, dewily attended by Black Tommy and Strath-
never, with Adamee running by himeelf on the lower
gerund, and Arsenal by Linnet( on the upper ground, ei that
he had to paw unecr tho nine of the judge. Charlton kept
the mare's haul in front from this point, cud she won evi-
dently with acme powder left, by a neck, the struggle for
second end third money being very goad between the other
live. That Black- Tommy we sewed there can be no doubt,
but all the other jockey. laid claim to the third place, the
judge giving Adamas the palm, though by a neck only, over
Strathnaver, Arsenal finishing about the tame distance
behind the fourth, and half a length before Anton, who was
just home before WarJermarake. There was nothing elm'
new this Int, the favenrites being all in the metre of the
second rank. The first two to show in front were the teat
at the finish; and it ie worthy of record that not one
of the favourite* has to be put down among the "Iwt.
lot ;" .it generally happens that one or two of them
I obtain that hen image distinction. Bird-in-the-Hand
Y the moot noted animal that kept their company; but
ft moot be recollected that Fly-by-Night, who was one of the
hot la 1856, heat the second and third in a canter, at Ascot,
Minim days afterwards, and Bird-in-the-Hand will beat a
rest many of the Derby borees yet, for he only wants a little
mere work. He has net the theme at Ascot Fly-by-Night
hod; but at Stockbridge he might be able to beat Anton, and
as or two more. The only animal really unex-
petted In front was Black Tommy; and what a triumph
would it have been err Mr. Drinkald bad he put het
body in ?root. No bone ever obtained such a position to the
Derby in or recollection that always exhibited so wretchedly
beforehand; for in running he never showed the elighteet
nteptomn of a racehorse. It is curious to notice the largo
mijority of Ns and B'. in the front, an they obtained the
tiret, second, Utirt, tißh, and sixth plane; and it is pretty
well in accordance with public ritening, except fa the cam of
Tommy. Admen* heat Wardermandie by a neck, giving
him 216 at the Fp. en Spring, and Strathnaver beat him at,
Chester by half a length; eo that the running of this trio to
correct to the letter. All that has yet to be reconciled I. the
position of Skirmisher, who gave Wardermareke 31b., rug
beat him easily a' York, end could not get bettor hint at level
weights here. Perhaps at Mint be may improve in his per-
ferment* materially. Adamas warranted the good opinion
the Epeetnitee always had of him, and be will take some
Leafing for the Gold Cap at Aimee where a throridable-
looking lot of three-year-olds oppose him in Skirmisher,
(lemma di Vergy, St. Giles, Mogmller, Wardenuarzke, Blue
Jacket, Zaidee, and Tannenia. With reference to Blink
Bonny, I need only say that the winning her engagements
amounts to a matter of health only ; as Ignoramus, even with
hie seven-leagued boots, is no mulch for her
now. Her Oaks performance was a staggerer to
even her most sanguine admirers, as she could
have distanced the whole field; and how layers could
be found lea envetery, except to those who can calculate
the chances of breaks down, bolting, stumbling, &r. Impe-
-1 Muse did not disgrace John Scotia preparation, and eho was
undoubtedly second-beat of the fourteen numere, '
although
from the Stand Flamm did not persevere with her, Blink
Bonny being then half a dozen lengths a-bead, and pulling
double. Miestissirea proved herself a better DIM than Lady
Hawthorn, who euceuxubed st a mile in the Derby, and nail!
be recollected that toy preference was always for the former
of the two. Had I adhered stricUy to my " Early Hints," I
should have carried off both Derby and Giiks with this great
Blink Bonne, but her One Thousand Guinn running
made a reneime of me, and limey more also. Even those who
were with her all the winter hedged their money after that race,
but were on again to a man when they low her at the poet, and
bee double victory will not find many winners in the ling,
although she started at such an easy-getting-out price for
those who stood Lad against her. There are many rumours
abroad es to the probability of abed writing ; but I think no
harm would be dune did parties wait till settling-day we've*
I before they cry out, ea there eught not to be many missing.
The Derby and Oaks were Loth good betting races, and I do
not believe one of the old school will be found wanting,
AN they moot have had good books on the One
without having written Blink Bonny's name, 4 to
1 having been taken at one time about Irappaataeaassee.. 6
to 1 each Mirceiwima, Sneeze, Aspasia, and lady Hawthorn,
and several others wore in the-market at between 10 and
20 to 1. The Deny, again, is admitted by all to be the best
betting race that has been known for years, and the winner
rtarted with such good odds against her, that nu one need
have stood against her more than they could have brought
with them on the settling day. Even after the mare got to
Epson 30 sod 40 to I was for days her current price, and •
thomood pounds would at that rate have been covered for
Urthose who meant well. I my again that the
this year ought to Le comparatively easy,
Mtn* so much money has to change band. a last
year ells Ellington won the Derby under precisely similar
tireeniteaget to Blink Benny, except that he wee backed to
twice se much money after his defeats and filincepie and
nothing else, had been backed for the Oiks for several mOnthe
I before the nee. I believe that some of the " new light',"
have itheady_"goas oat," sa that la generally the caw whet-
ever wire a Derby with s few who start up with no other in-
tention than to make their way out if they have a balance on
the ening side; but they moot not on any account be iden-
tified with the legitimate "Bing," who are as punctual on
the day of reckoning as the most systematic merchant in the
kingdom, and conduct their business with equally the Mate
regard to honour.
Beyond the Oaks, there wee nothing after the Derby that
needs a word front me; and I can only conclude by pointing
to Blink Bonne me having more command over the St. Leger
than any anent ever appeared to hays before her. The
Great Yorkshire Stakes do not look quite PO certain for her,
as she has to give 71b to such cattle aa Vedette, Ignoramus,
Skirmisher, and Adams..
The meeting at Ascot will more than rime] nil former
gatherings; but I malt first get over Manchester, which
nobody will think of till "the witting" is over. ro that I
must do Itheweie, and defer my observations till Wednesday.
May 30. METEOR.

SOCIETY OF FEMALE ARTISTS.

It is not to be wondered at that on so fine
a day ea was Saturday l•st the Crystal Palace should
be thronged by an assembly of the first fashion, or that the
toilettes ebould *be so gay and costly as to •,Cotlllt
in some measure for the disposal of all the Australiep
gold the mysterious disappearance of which as much puends
our best economists. Royalty was represented by the
Duchesses of Kent and Cambridge, and file Grand Duchess
of Mecklenburg Strelita ; and nobility, moil worthily, by her
Grace the Duchess of Sutherland, who, atiouspisied by two
of her young grandsons, looked as if destined some fifty years
hence to divide with Lord Palneenion the wonder of the
world at her youthful appearance wed longevity. The nave
and transept were, in short, crowded with the baste noblesse,
or by • commercial ariebeczecy mete ano place but the mo-
dern Tyre could produce. A owed gathered together at bell-
e-guinea a heed le always a shiguhe object for contemplation,
and nowhere can it betrayed in gortectionsaveat herkinesty's
Theatre or the Crystal Palace. As for the flowers, they were
as bright, and as graceful sad more numerous than ever.
The sashes almost radiated light in the brilliant glow of
their colour, and named the most whimsical shapes, under
skilful training, as if our modem gardeners meant to con-
demn these beautiful modes to the grotesque forms of the
old Dutch school, which King William, of blessed memory,
voce made popular in England. The pelargoniums were also
exceedingly fine, but we have seen them in greater strength
in the Regents-park; end the cake/Arias ware beyond
raftickan, either am to quality or quatftp• The growth of
the national taste for the interminable rondo of heath end
fern ma indicated by the immense collection of both with
which the show was famished, and which were always
surrounded by crowds of anthers. The fuchaias, also,
were warmly commended, and the stove and hothouse plants
were pronounced to be • first-rate selectko. The fruits
were magnificent, the bunches of grapes being enormous, and
the pines some of the heaviest that have bees exhibited for
yews. There were oleo some splendid specimens of
English fruits, strawberries, gooseberries, 1.c., and one
novelty that excited considerable notice, in the shape of some
euphoric" trained in pots. Altogether the show was pro-
nounced to be the finest, taking quality and quantity to-
gether, that haa ever been exhibited in England. After the
flown show came the playing of the fountains, about which
them had bees • good deal of nervous anxisey,as the envious
clods monad to threaten a rind display for • camiderable
pert of the afternoon. But happily the sky cleared off just
as the grand jet made its appearance, and the whole played
emosseltilly for upwards of twenty minute", to the gent
malefaction of the company. In addition to the flower show
and the fountains, the palace orchestra sad two military
bands played at frequent Womb; and when it is added that
Mr. Staples hod made the moat admirable .21;0Ft/et ar-
rangements for the supply of the creature comforts, it will be
admitted that nothing was mating to make the arra the
most suevethilffte of the season. We had arty omitted
mentioning the grand organ, now near eturietion. mad
which gave us a foretaste of its vast powers... vast, indeed,
that the piece played could be beard distinctly at the bottom
tithe garden. As in the ore of Big Bea of Werminster,
the amen behind which this musical monster at precut
hides himself was barged all day by perms, and • greet
number of persons also achieved • glimpse at the interior.
Marvellous stories are in circulation about this tremendous
morel box, but the best judges say that in all probability
the reality will go beyond the anticipation.

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The newly-formed Society of Female Artists opens
a the lit of June (this day), at their gallery, in

Three who deem honourable industry a virtue in
W 0111•11 will regard this endeavour to give to scat-
tered iudiriduals and diffused talent a " local habi-
tation' and a name," as one claiming public encou-
mown' and sympathy.
These are persons who feel disposed to question
the notion of female competition in the department
of painting and modelling, and to such we would
specuillLrecommend a visit to the collection now on
view. For although it has been got together in the
short space of two months, there is shown, even in
this their first exhibition, an amount of talent in
various paths of art which will amply repay the
trouble of a visit, whilst it affords the full hope of
more complete success in future years. In the
skilled delineation of female figures (obviously
fitithful to nature), Mrs. Murray may claim a fore-
most place, whilst the " Fruit" of Miss Stono and
the "Flowers" of Miss Florence Peel leave an im-
pression of complete mastery in their authors' powers
of imitative drawing.
The amateurs muster most creditably too, as will
be sektiorrtedged by all judges into mercy the wane'
of the Ladies' Saloon of Drawings.

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Mrs. Murray's landscapes look so fresh and spark-
ling that one sees at a glance what an atmosphere
she has lived and studied in. Her " Funchal," with
natives lounging under trellised foliage, is painted
with delicacy, yet is rich in glowing tints and con-
trasts. Miss Blake's finished landscapes seem made
to tantalise the eager purchaser, they being already
secured, Again, Miss Peel's " Still Day in Octo-
ber" will convince the sceptic how deeply a female
mind can penetrate and reproduce the aspect of na-
ture. It is indeed a sketch of first-rate merit. We
ass at opinion that every facility ought to be fur-
nished to the development of womanly talent, whe-
ther it be for the sake of procuring an independence
et dot the recreation of her leisure hours. Both Art
and Society are alike interested in such labours, and
this Association has accordingly our cordial good
wishes for its success.

OP ART TREASURES.

The attendance on Friday was not large, but on
Wm*" tie eat— --1-- enabel 9,703. Of these, mos m-
ead se pp..* Mae ebrep Ned 1,1110 we belies el
earn GAO. Ur Allen by tie Intim and North
Wein sad the Sidi Meilwaya ware 2,383, d whew
diet 1,000 nee the modem and their .ample i• tee
oath, et Mane Tana eel lees, of libelleM. nay ar
endgame twelve echoic es lir wag. In addable le
this. than won about 010 et tie waders of Mr. &rub*
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al=or, ot Medepne. The kiss snivel by tin But
Railway, PI "AM Y ponries lanuelesaki
pehepatee, Wed by • hal averie Ilene the
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ittbswelder demo this law jet ausa One, Ind Mt may
low the nois, bet • a
balmnsiiseen anierenenallsranay
boon le the end mild de piney= win
peat append neent. Annan Se aloe
nation of
Paw anl Owaseday wen no Med=
the EM of ONG& leethee, lord 111•011, &Tab-
ley, and Me Ale MUM We men r ens that Mr.
Revertible's., banister, whoa nedepoll by the Mt
Treware annittes to mint and kap watm-ookee
bailey eea is the did as Monday
mat Men^ nernernel Mai tai w=• be
at • line Pam we wing He
bane • widow, Inn id ell is Yr yawn Mathias kis
Mena at elldhilos. IS.. Saban wee innend ti ai-
m* pen =to his ilealb, by which
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and the preen de.
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tem na nine Ma Sera dr emeseens; owl It is •
maw at dee repot mad aparailhy est alto le lelt Islay
mpertilei hely MY waspolel boosionest.

MUSIC.

HER MAJESTrE THEATRE.

On Saturday evening, Ii Trocatore was repeated
with the best possible MOM. IMo Brats woe again ea-
broody well received as Lemma, end Madame Alboni rag
the Bois of .dososa se no mambo co the Mtge bat br-
ag meld sing iL The reshot enthusiasm, however, was
embed by Inver Gliaglhd as Maurice. lib delightful sae-
sass of Alt el Mu silo," and the somas°s belonging to
the "Mbereresome" were redomanded, sad he was called for
se has to aka dam is the comas of the mean. The
estestsisomis terniested with Peones pretty little liver
tiessomt, crullibd N.deraos, to width the barfnatisg sod
scomplisbed Mammy Madlia. Katrina, appeared Is the
prisidri einmelar to the bat possible advantage. This
• land parformanoe takes plow, cestaisting at
anew* li Bieria," cocepramed into one act;
undilanin qua La Thehata, supported by Picookatial,
aft* OWN, Benevestano, Belletti, sad, indeed, nearly
Aar Imam simsbees of Xs. Lamley'a company.

TUE CIVIL SERVICE St-PERANNCATION. The
commiseloners appointed to inquire into the operation of the
Sueerannuatim Act have prevented their report to the Trea-
sury, and it hoc been issued in a blue-book. They IVCOII
mend that retiring allowances should be continued upon the
same principle a• hffMaore. That the salaries of the poll
servants should be really what they nominally purport to
be, without abatement from that amount. That the de-
elections established by the art of 1834 should therefore
cease in all cams to Which they have been applied, and
that those salaries which have been subjected to deduc-
tions should be relied to their nominal amount, That the
age at which retiring allowances may be granted shall com-
mence at slaty, instead of slaty-five, and that retirement
hem the *mice shall be compulsory at the latter age. There
is a new scale of retiring allowances recommended by the
conunissioners, which is slightly more liberal than that now
in force. The periodical augmentation of the allowance for
length of Willi a takes place by an equal annual increment,
commencing at ten yea'', instead of, as at present, by a
greater rise for every additional seven year..
UNITED ASSOCIATION OP SCHOOLMASTERS.—On
Saturday last a geil meeting. of thin association wee held at
At Martin's-hall; Mr. Tuhtall, Inspector of &horde, in the
chair. Mr. A. Mosielsy, muter of the Children's Establish-
ment, Litaehouse, delivered a lecture on " Education, as the
Means of Preventing Crime and Destitution." Amongst
the causes of destitution Mr. Moseley included the bad ex-
ample and drunkenness of parents; their disregard of the
education of children; the overcrowding of the poor in par-
ticular districts. Am the corrective, he mentioned education,
by which he meant the bringing out the moral and religious
character of the child. He did not believe in the possibility
of extinguishing crime altogether, but he considered educa-
tion to be the beet prophylactic. The Chairman observed that
the only fault he was disposed to find with the lecture of
Mr. Moseley was that It was too short. He wished he had
entered more into the inquiry whether the existing ignorance
of the people was owing to the want of sufficient schools, or
to the indisposition of the parents to avail themselves of the
advantage of those already in exigence. For himself, ha be-
lieved that both causes contributed to the present ignorance
of the country. A short discussion ensued, in which Mr.
Donald Campbell, Mr. Shield., and others took part: after
which a vote of thanks was plosed on Mr. Moseley.

Ma. John Maefarren's second 'mans& of *so-
ros% mob was given an iletarday at the New Bastror
room, Gran Anms-street. Mn. Madmen bolas a high
pier err our English smosiciens es an socomptired
Farr who, both es a public performer end en instreetrems,
rims to the name at good sad raked sear. Br ra-
ced ottlaterday gra proof of her mad tests r well se
executive ability. Sbe played Beethoven's soars In 13,
I ep. 30, ter the piano sad violin, in which she re room-
pared by Bart; two at Mendelmints bratital Lair";
the " andante con mote" in B eat, sad the " presto" in C;
the sues composer's " elirgro brilisate" for two performs,
In which she woe eacompurd by her rare Mr.
Walter 3lecfuna ; sad sminor pieces at Pnidartt,
Charm, sad Beller. There were name elegant
vocal perksreacr, priori, Mr. G. Medina's
slag, "The Violet Girl," charmingly sou by Maim"
Immens Sherrington • his bailed, " She is sot hen," from
111 s 8141por Aweksaal mg by Mr. Millerdi ; the KG.
" Irlareis," which Mr Dolby ham made se
purr ; end Belte's new mg, " The darted Bride,"
armed for Madame Badermalus, and neatly noticed by
as la reeking of Mt Ws arcert. Then were Irma
arta solos—on the vials, by Beast, sad me the core-
beans by Bread. The nem wee crowded; sad the pr-
fmmms, seperirly thine of Mrs. Meoterna bared{ were
meth sgpleudsd.

Mr.l-sad Mrs. Alfred Gilbert gave their first per-
tains* this sewn of Clerical Moab*, Moak, on Satur-
day manias, at Willie's Roos s. It was a very excellent
eabssesismaat, sad precisely what It prolipmed to be.
The peenames was petty squally divided between
vocal end teammate! made. The singers WITS MO
enemas Cols, Mr. Sim Rona, Signor Gmbilei, sad
Modes Eadmoraha. Breves, of owns, peon Beats
" Come into the nudes, Ilend," whisk ha ohne every-
where; Yadsme liadormeha sesta "The dererted
Bride," sad s " AD, kat I lid," both of which she
erg beatifollf. Illee Cole arena her axeellont loots by
stoning Hoyda's lovely—hat seldom bred sow-o-daye--
" My soother Ws me Wad my hair," sad Yeaddeeolt's
" Nest violet." Among the iestreobestal pieces there was
literadele Deasett's las " Clionebor Trio" fa A, admire*
perkemed by Yr. Gilbert, Y. Sabin" sad IL Plow; sad
&War Bath's Csomerto Is C, for three pianofortes, with
gamest seernmeairmals—e moot interesting week, little
knows is this tosstry. When we say that the three pisaises
were Y. BOK Dlr. Apar, sad Kr. 01/bot, and that the
ecompsaists we IC daiatea, Mr. Clanenti, Yr. Webb, and
Y. Pow, it may to inorieuri how daily it was perlbrool.
Thee it. • eta sad teshiesable auburn.

LONDON AND EASTERN BANEINU CoRrORATION.
—The Bombay shareholders of the London and Eastern
Bulling Corporation held a meeting at the bank premises,
Bombay, on the 30th of April. Dhunjeebhoy Civactiee, Esq,
In the chair. A statement of the assets and liability of the
branch, and a bet of the Bombay shareholders, haying ken
laid before the meeting, the eLairm explained at some
length the nature of the arrangements entered into by the
directors in London with the Oriental Bank Corporation, and
urged the shareholders present to give their co-operation to
an arrangement so advantageous to themselves, and
he showed the unhappy consequences that might
tone if they refused to do so. It was unanimously
resolved that the shareholders in Bombay approved of
the arrangement entered into by the directors, and a body of
the Lead ,n shareholders, with the Oriental Bank Corpora-
tion, end agreed to sign promissory notes payable to the
Oriental Bank Corporation for the 501. per share not yet
caned ujx, in respect of the shares held by them in the Lon-
de. end Eastern Banking Corporation. It appeared from
the secounts submitted to the meeting that the assets of the
brim& were amply sufficient to meet an its engsgemenM, and
ft Inn stated that every liability would be met In due course.
Belaistione expremive of confidence in the Bombay manage-
ment, said madarmatory of the in ent London,
were then paned, and the shareholders haying evh siimed
prosinary notes to the Oriental Bank in conformity with
the at emelution, the meeting separated.—Bomlory Tones.
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of lois' Yomobors of the eleven hundred Amos seven el
the Larks division tekee place at Faster-lull this maim
=if the filmdom of Mr. Cests.

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