The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-13 00:00:00

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Ile lest pert of tray yaws et hie
freely to thserieal tub,—fur his gears was
gratify beicagedto thereat, end his rural*, es hs thought,
stead 1444 the footlights. His herr, his smother, and his
two Asters fill adorned the rage ; hi. sires, older then
hitt:welt, had surd two messgers--ese the late Mr. Her
road, aa socestrie holoorist sad arsooratal meow of
Dewy Lear,—the other, Mr. Copelsod, of the Liroyesi
Thorn Royal. He himself fors moment retrod the sag•,
playing is lie owe exquitite drama, The ririt.ter (Ana.
Bat the girt Orchard reystithri ruled . teals to (se-
ttle fa isrodes, end he happily returned to literature sad
jeursedhes, only to re-appear se as toter in the plays pose.
Leased by the sartsare at St. Jarce's Theatre sad Dever
shire Wass.

to be =Wee is entirely =knows. We

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new take everything spat trust, and wait till 1868.
Bat whet will be the end of this state of things? "It
masa kW," tries that ingileat person Everybody; mew-
Mum mad kaMg it to sa awl." Bat the something appears
sang. line fey that se inleame a tranquillity moat, uk. an
estaim steam of the atmosphere, forebode a Weeder-
Morn : hat at present me sip of thunder is seen in the hod-
som This Is NO appearance of any new war abroad—et
least nelltherg marvel tor Log l'elettentees own headline.
There tenet the stoma sip at say domodie didoibiam•
The verldag dames do sot mamma that "the time lea
arrived," de.; snare her Unicorn to sleep ; tre-
kked Is busting bar tranquillity lad her prosperity. The
speseletions at or-
set of pont/dens are founded open du,
age sad heath of the memier : it is impossible, they are
saying, AM he in stand the weer and tear touch loner;
already he look. cemidembly aged by the humming dream-
less/we of Ids posHoa, and it is predicted that, makea he
smut to break lowa soddenly, he must redly to
a atimptieste and the etmealtative repose of a Lans-
downe or a Peel. lioms are remarldag the inherent weekliess
of the presset cabinet—lto want of commanding talent or
prestige, and are rocketing that ansoon an it la forced to
ones le the rough and difficult work of political ref ore, it
MIA break down. The promises postponed to 1838 muse
at all events arrive at maturity in that year, If only by fume
d accumulated liability ; and how can each a eabiast then
contend with real reformers is the ass side end insidious
comervalive reformers on the other?

11k price ins periodicity—the power of being able to
trey hie emetkes daily, or weekly, into the common weer-
volts of thought. &kepi wee to fir • pan like hunger.
He mast lak—act wpm area—lariedy, rapidly, irresistibly.
For men pen he brooded over the thought of /web. Ile
ems load • publisher—mg • vocitagrover— and a smite.
Ids iamb appeared,—bat the publisher was Ism rich be
hods them be to errors, sad ohm In or els
mmehere the beading died. Same time Inter, his
mesh-krkw, Mr. Kitylitar, revived the thought,
eml oar merry eerresisa—row of world-wide name
—append. All the chief takings of oar
cep "A Kan made of Mmey"—esw the light in ewe-
mime sad were written with the devil st the doer.
Fur emu pan past h. bad devoted k inset! Wan eerie-
Mvely them before to politica. Politic, iodised, had always
stemad Nr ta they sank the straw sad the seaceptible.
la the dear old days be. Leigh Host was sunning himself
a Hcoseenteper-leas fur milling George the Fourth • fit
Jamie of forty sad the like crime, he composed •
ratlike! work—in • spirit which would probably in
them dap have sent him to Norma& The book
wee plated, bat the palitlime lacked courage, sod
h vas ealy rbe had is meet thely •kw copies
an Gloat Of lots pin be had retormd to poli-
ties; as • writer for the Bar order Mr. Watley, and as
sab-ekaw of the lirarstor der Mr. Fonblancos; ro-
amed as Ind hie minces peruke to the country and trl-
emplmat fa the Home of Commas. Of his efforts as
}armlet w seed mot weak. He fiend lLyd a Nnerspor,
rlt were, to time street, sad he seamed it to literature. He
bad k cempeatively low is rank, and he 'paid it abetted
am the wimp of his genus, wad its cirenktion became •
aws et lite prem. _ .

FRANCE AND THE ELECTIONS.

(From the Sisturiey Review.)

Can any nameable or the aced near re is die
eared dream deli ea the site Ids d Ss Mari.
the yeemim lesaddl game Is whet own testemela
sok ter laded nen dame mere mewed MINI the
ad et Deteraber, 1861 f Thee b en the embed doves-
mist et re sweet NM gide% latalket, mad we*
ere rumpled new het by ar distionerto rabbis et •
court et eilvertsrun Trader the length ad
bead& et amen the goverment Is seaward with to.
Harem * Se vulgar, ad doped by the ode
add amme. The cowry ourbella, It is boo; be
▪ rile mak embed Iraq mad aside. The patient
simp amp Me the agent, hi be will antredly swab
sob, am day or "lbw, to • Nam retain sad Urfa
dalral. The passe dictated* is Frame was the
amperery rasp d a leterdehima mar hi the go-
eumerat Se art bead Se ewe rile i heed to the
"ear her et Eke =Mb doom The poomi daft at
▪ irostmelensensper. Ahem*, vithia the met
min maw= his been trend whirr have cared the
Eerier masa mad reread useadres The pro-
fligate pail ammilime. male It wall have bee
the yew holm dos bigwig gmarelat to CCM
trot, blisambiammilalsi• village, at so threat
day, toy to Sr Mood Or ettesgat d somas& is
Fran ladiltidelece be ailed enrydiag a his
pe-
esaM pegailly. ad with the pembeity hie whole power
nee amatile de phew art am• Ihe coney will but tle
Mhelesaar He Ibrease ralth bra bra stoked, is
sodoilig r pear' 11.101M17 et Ave mare of tree
gplilly Owl ma Ye elm' mem at goveranoest widch
ilsollhopudimustimghlag the moidentel arms et
adosiessa
it Has MI bear Na lend filo Wept a the part el
Ihe Hile if • Mr alarenYYea to piddle *Mom
brftrtaemeetidhgtaawben ea maim of
Penes mlgia man I roil awe lea peek to
hope that bee yelltiod mil mid Memo Wit patchily
Mal themmehse by the emilse pewee rt misis. Het
the lemlest mean° let; 11111 girth is tie Xertner
any AM thee is it hormileigallea to sneezy renal rid-
as toailNprYplgY,. The se-uelbd " tecemea-
tation'l Is din ememmst to be lardy like way ober
earn d r berrartd. aid to form pert at the paper
llama mall* d Sopa et the gra no armies
d lee lielhathem see lea it with • anew that the me
tie rasa Ire el mimed ougnage. They eke the roe
salt MAN& to the dinpairike at the repreratative par
deb 111 reel would lad is the detente at • mimiceery
• gmemilik, es la the eight of • "taker rang to Ms street.
BM *eerie is, thee dr whole at Two" tree the wiry
oaten of Ito (MI goveremeat, b as riser dor beepd
To retort sa bedepeadest metier wise the imilsomm d
dr Imperial goverment would ha Meer may es to it
ton a try for Cereoe em opponent at the Wald* Ike •
dockyard. It need with the Impart to delemie whaler
the dears druid be free, ash. bee set bed dr eirege
he sake ep hie eked fa the samara He has 11/11111 dorsi
to tat pude *min ad public opens is begemiag to
tan stare bin Al re yeeemikre which hen bees
ekes to make the denier mak see ken prod, el de
Mend with Mein the Swam vein the Mee ei palls
hang tweeds his geveramen He adheres le tie simple
recipe at twee a which he freeded his per, led hie
pneereeat hue set ere tee idle not late the conery by
which it might mean ilmit spirt the sorrels whir may
omen a seiy re they have mode it,
While area a dale at tarp edits thltmera the may
be a poweetal semi, but thane sot • Wen permed.

Re bee tier Dar bort at this sestet to draw
the parlor et the dserset ha saterr bierrhy will sot
Ira le muslin : la width theft who Ivry ad lord br—
and thaw who bow his test Ord bus seat—will be able
r part ids r the Wu sod fatoretsdaa Cl his WALL

(Frc. the Mortnereil Imam Nowa)
Certain sweats coloured hie life. Hie birth sod
reeidesee la London seas Ida a Loader—Ws father's pro-

Maas es • anger at • theatre sear him a eineasetiet—his
tarty Mdse at sea me the has eatiorlike quality to lie 11441.
tied areme—his oceepalta se • prialer tint ramie him ea
wellear—ead the Witty reouguitiea of lie ethelamente • agr-
eed* Set • veer or • manse, atea. There wee yet another
Owe la itie reuttities thee mob hhe what he loa—
the fret diner wed sapper lebie wit at hie time :
• Wide tear at his chow, earceede, sad yet kindly,
kepis. The dabs of Leaden were, or wired to
be, staid at him The very ceopolitios to admit
Lea se • ormater wee (uatil the last swath) eat with

"0, OM will as de." Ws compliant& and genial
sawn we tamed In this way from tarp and establiabed
elate le eirelesef his am mesites, when he was always
walowne, and when absent always mimed with regret. litany
of his kepplest sayings were overheard and remembered by
strews; der ha would say a kindly thing In a load tone,
and a mime& thin; in a lowly one. And this was felt only
lett month, who hewn admitted a member d the Mena
sad was en He eve of atheleeks to other dabs. Jerrold
would have show at the llenaeid and the Apollo, at war.
sad yaw* jest as be shine at the old Yuen= and the
Hoge mid lyre. This he leaky of wit remained with him
to the hieb—hla mind was the led to dY. Ow word more.
Those whom heads ere In the had bathed with grey lave
no dance of mean[ with mar Douglas Jerrold .
MOO err seer. I W dela wt ea ems

MB PUBLIC MOUSE QUESTION.

(Fran the W. Dirag.)

It is with tie utmost ashaestilia that we see Mr.
Berg's Bair BM, paged all hewer et ledertalameat oldie
wader doe ogrioluow payer thejusiket, dlogawl at, though
by se very tallig wejaity. The truth is, the* O. tempt
interest yid& tame the Mak et the people at lage I wry
strew Tbe tesweie come tbe pa theme, who, with ahw
eseoptiona are thoroughly at their racy. The publicans
bare se rash 11... e. st ehothsw, sad Ur members we

similot MEW • sow =doer lb • aka*
lir oasis t 0... 'her Via ihdr till, er
spirt & ihe pia= ne hied b Midi the
howdy of that hien Mt heilnisi sod to
me la w he &elm vita Mk" Isiehose
withal* fah teigninn riispOWllp eN wise
saismisel es him& Gil reels= insegli hest
roes the asitilln. • had[ M ary tese. b W
this esmiewl *tem Head Whin in le
the brewers mist anieme wen to in imam& &Nig
the corrlaw aglteitYeins d heirluds. New-
err, it will out dike Ihe ISM* int alas maw d wag I
do* irodoo•, ansele sr silk lit met lie the
tedisin km& sed lit parties
*shift It And eat ad hs way. It is not n
Ls op siege • sewn was wade by the avespiste
is the paha-hem Mole rod the &Ma to give sop he
inaday prim to the Plenum it tics would bey the
browse .l that doyen& toile" wonsply. The
atrangussed used these rams& my we& b.t the ellen
woe doe sidigerat et the phi& nomdease sad the
taxing at the pokik's beer. We inn some rib all ibis
trawhket combination. MI it the plasm 611M1111•1111
ere dopeeri iea ter jerk. Mrs faked they be,. the
Molt used el 11, he pools et Inge will bs siestly &pond
to milt thee. lily, kr Mese% should a.., beam be
keeps. bra sisi Nut anioy may sinsals, they big r
medal to his twig. the vary slab he .Le, be land Ix
every cos et dm, teak, welter, porter, Men be... there
is e compost hod he is to her led be bend, very little et
the pia b I& kr his owe hese& t
The camittee d 1854, is their resemesdation, nude
not sad brash work of the When. They took up the
osly tree posed—free trade is drink. They felt, indeed,
that the MUMS is width people sambas to osjoy them-
eine, shoe a hthica that does sot secessarny sharpen their
Isealtiss or horses, their prudence, shoal be conducted by
ma of good ehereeter, sad Mend by the meet the police.
Dot they tech the right wsy to fame respectability of con-
test They did an main that this respenebility could
nib Is the blabs sad ce that it mid be deputed
hes the ewe sr et he premien to hie MM. They would
▪ iterein, Man the he bat the am limit
she to to mint is hoes. They woad met bead
hr Le awed beimine Am two as rein Tiny saw, ca
he my &eel Mime, het Iliae the hone itesif was
as • pew% lisiglott slight being to post sed
new airur engehille &mos nos es cm nemirel
ess &Ms inabis pen by he notorious chars, sepher
vie pit is ids pies to peg she suit, sad that by mein
6e wry ears lies at mink Ot onne the leg
mieliniss walla In Wm* hid to it, the tronsies
el Irk prudent& sift Iliminsta. No rad eft;
fig Ow& mos des svalibiesie," seas dolma
et me bob YE* idweillig elee, des Peaty
•111110•11.014 it de Om 1i55.6617 inglinelthe
bon Ibmas Mira. raothor, sof dim Orraollnelltik•
sea lish power wee weedy gives drab nwi had
shah Se "propety" die they thispidin %el ether
smelteries' t A =asp* k r poillfs OIL A
Ogle oinge ee ma hoes, his eta as nide so melt
to ww.4 War Ss smi asst arighboor or the nen ear
dr way sent asiampie b the supply. • right serined
set for the as d he rhino, bet that be say be the

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1857.

wend ions pupae for treble the natural mend of his
home. If It nen& question of the rich man's wise ; if it
were prepaid that the trade of the nims-onnisist theedd
be hernial arbitrarily by any Wyse mem, rel tie{ dr
right to reapply it shed & as Mild te Mr
rhea the hemmers might soled kr Se porn
et frig dm a fortune, or at teed • pipet, it the
momepaly, ve dismid soon hare the impeallina Manned
parliament as ths mist impudent fraud and VIEW NW
attempted. It is Wen= dee peer man has re Orb dr*
Isrese, If he is to *ay \Mink' nide% la not lid it
star dt dike pay fur the satmtdissaii, laseines the pp
rase of regalating his Enjoyments saes dream be sr op,
Nat a plunder le made of his Nam ad as dithered's of
hie drink fur the profit of giant setalikleinntil. True rept-
ktion there is none. A seas awl enty apes his eyes es he
pewee through the London elsells awl the metropolitan
suburbs to be son that the Imam wed* homed for
hie somemodstits are, la Ids rah jar atridtal de idea
_ _

to swallow Near ha, of nothing eb. The soparvialos of
the ogistratan which, if goad Ow anything, would to
for the purposed nectar that on to or tavern in ,ften•
ably arranged for a place of social resort, is frankly belled
by every staring gin-shop. The tom do not do their duty;
they Immo it, they never intended to do it. They oblige
Mr. baaasq wbo married the cousin of one of than
and who owns the stn-shop. Mr. Barrow is the debate on
the Itm Bill says:—"Ys, myself, 1 believe the conduct of
argistrates to be shoo suspicion." Well, perhaps so—
dos to no need to mod those who ars proved guilty.
We my, on our port, lint, though there may be many who
only any their *judos w hr so to wink at the practice of
Mils Mown, there is not ono moslolooto on the bench who
anima know dist liansdng Y ta motto of favour and ar-
stopoont. • Sim bttdt k 1 Sioniship and COIIIICIiOD, if
by no moo Ifni WO Slam ma desire but want the
we to pot lib down, and their ditheweety is„ Ord"
11•17 of a sagolloo doss. Dot to attempt to sot up lisearing
megpolooloo at garimmo d sod poll, and golloolonly
—wolf tato el es Ibtolo of tor attoomrs it to
lb am dot maybe taiketoset la mit Want bare ihm.

MUM AND THE DRAMA.

The enthusiasm with Which Don Giovanni has
been ?revised at her Majesty's Theatre her been rullieient to
draw forth the .renouncement of itm intended repoition, on

each of the three opera evenings of neat week, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
La Trariain will be performed at the Royal
Italian Opera, Lyoeum, on Tuesday neat, and bon Giurarmi

oft Thursday.'
On the occasion of the benefit of Mr. and Mn.
Chas. Kean, at the Prineeas Theatre, on the 22nd, we aro
to be treated with another Sludsperian revival—the T. lapest.
It is maid that Mr. 'Dobson, the popular Olympic
favourite, and Mr. Emden, will become the fn-
two directors of the Olympic Theatre, end that the same
court patronage will be extended to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller perform at the Marylcbono
Theatre next Monday. The play is The Lady of Lyons, fol-
lowed by the comedy of Perfection.
Little Cordelia I toward and her parents left South-
' ampten in the steamer Jason, for New York, but Wednes-
day. They recently performed in the Thostree Royal, Edia•
burgh and Dublin.
The company of the National Standard will occupy
Earners Wells Theatre next week.

Mr. Ira Aldridge has made a triumphant appear-
ance at Stockholm. A correspondent says t—" Last night
(June 5) the house was overcrowded, at raised prices, On
Othello's drat appearance not a single demonstration of wel-
come greeted hit.. AU wore still, case one pereon, who at-
tempted to applaud, which was immediately ended before it
arrived to anything like maturity, but at the end of the
" Apology" such • demonstration took place as is endow, if
ever, witnessed here. The King to indisposed, and could not
be present, but tiro Prince Royal and Princess, Prince
Auguste, and other members of the royal family were
present."

CONCERTS, &C., FOR NEST WEEK.—The Philhar-
epic give ita MTh concert on Monday evening, at the
anuver•egaare Rooms.—The Great Halide' Festival coin.

menses on Monday with the Messiah. On Wednesday,
Jones* Mneeabeets will be given, and on Friday Israel in
Egypt.—The Sacred Harmonic Society gives an extra per-
formance of Costa's Ali on Wednesday evening at Exe-
ter-hall. —Oa Thursday evening Mr. Ellis Roberts
gives his annual concert, at the Music-hell, Store-
street.—Mr. Blogrove's Second Quartet Concert takes
place on Thursday morning, at No. 11, llinde-stroet.--On

Wednesday evening, a grad evening concert will take place
at Chiswick Hall, Chiswick.—Dr. James Peeh announnes his
pianoforte matinees for every Wednesday and Saturday, Lot
two o'clock, and his vocal noxious for Mondays.—Mr. and
Mrs. Henri Drsyton's Illustrated Proverbs arc to be given,
every evening, excepting Saturday, when they are for the
afternoon, at the Regent•gallery, and Mr. and Mrs. German
Reed will repeat their new anuical entertainment, daily, at
the Royal Gallery of Ministration. At the Royal Surrey
Gardens Julien will wield his baton, in tho Grand Musical

M. GOLDBERG'S MATINEE MUSICALE.—M. Gold-
berg's'. announced a greed matinee inimicale to take place
at the Dudley Gallery, Egyptian Mall, Piccadilly, on Tues-
day next, when Madame Goldberg Straw (sister of M.Gold-
terg) who has lately achieved high honours as prima dolma
at Ls Scala and other continental opera houses, will make
her Scat and only appearance at ► public canoed this season.
Mine MESSENT'S CoNotar.—This most respect-
able and deserving vocalist gam a Matinee Musicale yeater.
day, at her residonce in Himle-street, Manchester-square. In
the vocal department she was &misted by Mira Dolby and
Madame Ituderedorff ; and, as instrurnentaliste, there were

balillinn a an !still as phi
awl Near Seed als harnienlan. 111. Mai it
wia hasty r apaiden Attwood's " Marraton sad
Teeellda," a Sr ems, sacra extreenely popular, but now
fagetla mei as Wax at aria Mae alto took part in
111.1111 lade ad Idea, with great id. The whole inter-
lineal are - Omura to a crowded and fashionable
SCENE AT LEICESTER

pecuniary difficulties in which they were placed by the non-
payment of their salaries by Mr. Fiddea, the late manager
af the Leicailer Theatre, a portion of the company nursed
the theatre for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings
in the hope of realising sufficient to discharge the liabilities
they bad incurred, and to enable there to leave the town with
credit, and have, with the assistance of Mies Charlotte Laing,
leading setter of the Birmingham theatre, and en amateur
or two, given perfeemancee each emoting, general of the
pieces being very creditably enacted. We regret to my, how-
ever, that they have been subjected to considerable annoy-
. . . .

saes and obstruction in their 11:ridable endeavours from per
ties who evert rather to have rendered then every saris-
tsars, and on Wednesday evening, the 3d last, this
discreditable spirit was openly enhiblesd before
the audience. The scene-shifters and enpermunerarisa

of the theatre, consisthig chiefly done fistufly, &both@ actors,
were left unpaid by Mr. Fidden but not content with their
snail night's salary for their serrioet, they demanded to hare
the smarm due to them from Mr. Fiddee paid from the
sight'srecaiptsoind, is ceder to enforce their claim refused to
move a acme, and the enfottanate actors were consequently
compelled to become their own sosse-shiftere—thes the

"renowned Richard" might be seen in his kingly robe,
assisted by his rival and mortal foe, Richmond, mutually
tolling to trawl.= "the gilded dewing-mom" into the
"tented hattie-fteld," a ammo of ne wall arnuarnient to the
audience, and which ultimately led to the appearance of
soemor-shifters sad actors Were the curtain ito explain their
grievances, when en unuditakable and unanimous verdict of
condemnation wee pronounced against the recreant acme-
shifters, and the conduct of the actors moat vociferously
applauded.—Era.

TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE AT LEOHORN.—A ter-
rible catastrophe occurred at Leghorn on the 7th. Upwards
of
3,000 persons were mumbled in the theatre skill
41.146,6 to witness the representation of the taking of
Sebastopol, when soddenly one of the rockets let off to
imitate the bombardment set ire to the side scenes. A
sudden panic seized the public ; the people in the pit rushed
to the doors, and many of those who were in the boxes and
galleries attempted to save thonselvae by jumping into the
piL The carbineers vainly attempted to Mom the merest by
sawing the people that there was cifecient time foe ell to
go out quietly; many, being frightened out of their souses,
threw themselves out of the windows, although the
British consul, Mr. Madman, bad caused ladders to be
placed at some of them. This disaster is the more to be
regretted as then wee really no occasion for such • panic,
the ire being got under almost immediately afterwards,
before it hod time to spread. The Monitore Tomato states
that 43 persons were killed, and 134 wounded. On bearing
what had occurred, the Gnu* Duke immediately set out
for Leghorn, and visited those that had been carried to the
hospitals.