The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-19 00:00:00

THE FXPBESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19,

Lord J. Rtscra.l. to mere went dr timeii6X
will be no want of time if time be
husbanded and propel* aced, and if eallik• •
hearty desire to deal with the great question of Per-
lisimentary Reform But there will be plenty of
•fifierlkdity to waste time if Lord PALM/LUTON
desire to wriggle out of his, engagement, and if the
Liberal Party willlnatne the humiliation of being
trifled with on a question so momentous.
These attempts to get rid of the question ought to
be very instructive to the Liberal Party. Lest week
the subject was indefinitely seat adriß without the
slightest reference to Lord PAIXIISTOIOII premise,
on the ground that no hums° being in the kingdom
but Lord J. RUSSILL cared a straw about the
electoral franchise or representative distribution, or
any such idle, unworthy phantesies. But now that it
is ma sad felt that the country is jot as deeply in-
terested in the question am ever it was; now that
there is evidence arising on every side that the
(abject still lives in men's hearts ; now that there is
reason to apprehend distress, and, with distrese,
political agitation, the attempt to get rid of
Reform Bill altogether is dropped; and the game
now ia another etecion's postponement because of
other engagements. It is difficult to say which sub-
terfuge is the more discreditable.
To

the oountry must
submit ; to adjournment on the part of one whose
seal and devotion to the canoe even hie detractors

are obliged to admit, but, admitting, pervert to his
depreciation, it has already submitted. But to post-
ponements which sound thus false and fraudulent—
to adjournments that are obviously insincere and
Betitious—to delay thus inconsistently sought, and

unaccompanied by seal or devotion to the mum
itself—to delay urged and asked for, not by the
avowed friends, but by the secret opponent, of sub-
stantial Reform of Parliament, the Liberal Party
can never unbent or agree with honour or self-
respect.

be Court.

WINDSOR, WAD:MI/DAT.

Prince Frederick William of Prussia, attended by
Captau Schwetalte, Dr. WOVIIR, sod the Hos. M. thelt-
vale West, mina es a riait last evening at a quarter pat
ha &dog. _

TM (alms sod Prizes Corer, encomacealmd by the
Priam= Boys' sad Prince Frebrick William at Prussia,
vented In the Hams Part this smeralag.
The Prince of Weiss reds vat aa besmirch.

A deputation tram Onawto►, esarlalwg of Sir William
Cothiagtos, Yr. Peittow, Yr. Ombra% Kr. Hardin, and
Kr. Kam, ►ad la faisrifsw with air Gawp Orey yesterday
st the Home °Sm.

Gnome Weelehouse had ea Isteneww with Mr. Secretary
abeadree yealenlay at the Geksisi

The Duke and Deeheet of Norfolk are passing
the MKS et Armlet Castle, sarroundsd by a select circle
eir Nis&

The Marque Conyagitimt has arrived at the St.
Georgie' Hold, Altemsait-street.

The EtAllof Yarborough has arrived in town,
she • slow of acme 'make in Italy. The noble earl and
the mantra go la a frer day. to Maltby Hell, Lineolnahirs.
The Earl and Countess of Laseshorongh have
returned to SEthlead Salk Lakeetershire, aliens they
intend to pan the 'baler, from Leaseborough Lodge, county
Carta.

The Dowager Lady Cowley is staying on a visit
with the Marquis and Marchioness of flediaburi, at Hatfield
Haw, Hefts

Lord and Lady Arthur Hay will leave town in
kw days, as • wilt to the Dok• and Docks. of Wellington,
at Scrathlkielsayw

Lead and Lady John Scott have arrived at the
Clarinclom The Viscount sad %%manatees do Brinson' Lars
let the rase setablialmseat lot Pert.

Mr. sad Lady Augusta Milbanke and family ar-
rived, on Tnanday, et Thenann'sHcnal, from Brighten.

A series of Sunday evening eermona in Exeter
11•11,, to be madocted by dirouting ministers, will commas,
ea Sunday evening rut, when the Bev. W. Brock will
pack.
The Me/Madam Promisor says : " Monday
ass& will flaugente the aria of winter belle and card
essembhes for the away mesa The formes will occur
haelghtly sad the haw useidy ; sad aotwithateading the
dereestas idea= of the Nose, will, we trait, be largely
acrid to by car adage seintorziay. Bona judicious reso-
lutions have lea eased be by the otweadass, a a to ob-
viate • reemems• d laA ,win's esey sad will doubUess
receive general serionewee. Ties user d Sir Maurice
Berkeley has beat Mad to the osenotittee la the room of the
hue Earl Fitsberdiage. The stewards for the Int ball ore
Capita T. Bakehq, M.P., Crays Coltacee, Esq., sad O.
Othorwer, ja,Bq. ; Lieutenent-Coloaal Karla, 11. C."

04peersiNeill Islie left e. family behind Isis "A
reboil pe►bba for them, sad that a MINIMS ass," ob•
Duryea SU Tow, "b am hamar which wok • ward Du

jery ebbs tre, tie tomb. Stich a provides ;111 be sa
bearer to the Seed sad to the hriag,—to lies who used it,
sad to those who twelve ft. The orphan@ deer solders ors
the &Wren ci the mhos, sad their national adoplicaortulo
it le their asamery support, to eso by its sasacistkos their
pride tad {tort—the &West of all family secocheoss matt
Wink."

Tito Duchess of Nassau has just given birth to a
assainfess wisebsasa.. . .. . . . .

The Marqais of Normandy, British minister to
I& courts of rheum* and Parma, arrived at the latter city
on the 9th, with Leidy Norinonby. On the following day
they received an Invitation to the royal villa of Bala, whew*
Soy retuned an the 12th, and set out inimodlotely after for
Modena.

.
The direction of the Opera Comique, Paris, has
been transferred from M. Perrin to M. Rani"lam
M. Guizot has left Paris for Val Richer, to finish
• an. work which is to appear In Joinery.
The Chamber of Accusations of Oenoa closed the
laquiry ea the dietturbances of Jane led ea the 1311 tut.
Of the •C•71111111d, forty-two are to stand their trial before tie
Court of Amite; Berea, includiag Mies Whits, ere est et
liberty, end enders of arrest have been issued spinet twenty
teen who hove ebscoaded. M. fleet, the editor of the Italie
e 1%p0h,, is among those who me to be tried.
The Bourse GastVe of Berlin says The Bank
of Prowls, in accordance with a ditties of its greenrors,
has tires notice to a certain number of its depositors to
withdrew their mosey, or to knee it at a reduced rate of in-
terest. It has not, however, diec,ntincesd to dticonat com-
mercial bills, bat It refuses say loan which it conceives to he
of • nature to had to ea exportation of the precious metals
to foreign countrlea."
We (Seaman) are glad to learn that, at the in-
ane. of the Architectural Institute of Scotland, her Ma-
jesty's Boast el Work, have speed to forward for nhibitka
Ildhabargt the prise dodges for the new government
Woos la Loader, which it, lately eithibited in Westaila-
stet Hall.

TAE WESTER:I BANK, GLAWIOW.—A meeting et
the depositoes wee held yesterday in the Trederehan,
Glasgow, which wee crowded to seikenatimt , Sir James
Feignann, of Klrkerrae. weeded. Flaming, the latarim
manager. stated that from a rough calorie/we made ea the
fib a November, the entire habilitiew of the kook emetrated
to and the assets to 9,300,1841. It wee resolved
that the bank should be empowered to ramps heelers, gad
It was agreed that the unmake of shame sikethil be deed IM
the annual resell= in Jane, 1960 , that es ems se Weimer
was resumed the directors should be authorised to pay 101.
to account oa all deposits not exceeding SOL, and to pry tie
whole of such swat. as soots as powilde after January (these
small deposits amount to half • milieu) , that the Interest
om all depneits should be paid up to the 9th of November
cermet that the directors should have • discretionary power
of allowing operations on current deposit &mouths with
parties engaged la business; that, subject to these metric•
theta all deposits abort 601. should T*lll4lll is the beak ter
two years at an interest of 5 per cent.; end that arm should
be taken to reader these deposes available as • Mil of mak

to depositor..
The atudeets at Moscow still continue to absent
theossieleee from the Minwrity. in c,nreqn.nce of their not
yet basins obtained the punishment ..f the polio scent who
=drtreated some of their body. no Emperor hr
the military =Mono* to *maim into the afhlm

. •
MR. MULLIS'S SACRED CONCERTI.
Tim perform*** of TIo at St. Martin's
Hall lest amain( gave occurs to I idiot which made a
glut sad vasspecited sematlon; that of Mr. Santley, a
liztere.Yest uiselthilkothese Moly, where,
reeka leant,
for anything es-
name
se his with a• much ear-
rift Si rag the m of Adam the but
part of to. anal* end dale* gifts and attainnusta
which an erthely eel to rein him to the highest
eminence be W profession. Ills voice, in the first
pros is what wo rarely need with—• pure base,
marked with the flanker of that rims of voice throughout the
whole newt of its compas—bass la its highest note as well
sa its mews. It is a voice, too, which combines power with
swarm Is a singular demon It I. free and resonant,
Was from his lip. without effort or straining, sad has a
crispers of tone which is highly favourable to distinct ant-
Medan, though he does not turn this Ire quality to all the
account which he will probably yet be able to do. The for-
mation of hie voice, his style, sad method of execution, bear
strong marks of the school in which he has studied—
still, in many respects, the beet in the world. He pos•
urn in a high desire the legato a spew:to—the
smooth soolarOo, the baked @vesture' whkhlra always
diselegthibed Mir slain ; his accent and emphasis are
aiskabla. end Ye whole performance in marked with
inletll-
▪ aad eapenass. Bat be is deficient, like short every
law et the peennt Italia* school, iD the mechanism of
enesthien : be toss sot deliver a Borkl pear with the
ammo sad madams for which the amoral quality of Ms
wan side stns Ilethines. He hes amazed, too, something
of • lireign peoutaerties, which he ought to make • point
alert* rid of, as in the mouth of an Englishman It sounds
like dictation. His success amounted to triumph. He
had not sung half a doses bars of the beandfol duet,
"By Thee with bla, " when it wea evident
that be wee no tarry performer, sad at its ouclusion it.
repetition wee called for with acthunationa from every part
of the hall. The (if possible) still more exquisite " Grace-
ful Consort" excited dmflar =thulium and we must add
that Miss Ranks deserved and obtained a due share of the
e with which this divine music wee nerved.
app
whole performance of the oratorio as excellent.
Male. de V who appears to have made progra every
teas we hea ha tha soprano music of the Sr* and
e y the great airs, " With ver-
dValCa" sad }On mighty_ whip a menus worthy
of the amiss ; end Mr. Thomas Weenie waned
Ward! effectively. Mr. Seymour, the teD!..r, sang
M• s a but lacked warmth an *MM. The cho-
nos wen snag by the pupils of Mr. Hash's Upper Sing-
ing School clearnese, and attrition to the de-
of ongsessloa, which we have meld= (if eathasal
snapsesel; the affect of the whole was enthaced the
pleyhenef eengiste and eruct an orchastra es Is
able to farina.

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1857.

THE AU§TRALIAN MAILS.

The Rump= -and Australian Company's steamer
Australian; captain Soeales, arrived at Southamp-
ton yesterday with the heavy portion of the Austra-
lian and Bombay mails. Her dates were :—Sydney,
Sept. 10; Melbourne, 17 ; Ring George's Sound,
24 ; Ceylon, Oct. 9 ; Aden, 18 ; Sues, Nov. 4 ;
Alexandria, 8 ; Malta, 10. Her mails consisted of
613 boxes and 6 bags, the largest mail ever brought
home in one ship. The Australian portion consisted
of 601 boxes, and the Bombay portion of 12 boxes.
The whole was despatched last night to London by
an enormous special train. The cargo of the
Australasian consisted of 149 packages of gold
and gold dust, of the value of 626,9181.
sterling, 283 cams of dates, 73 cases of gum,
31 bales of wool, 139 trusses and 10 casts
of elephants' tusks, besides 81 packages of
sundries. The Australasian brought home 66 pas-
sengers, nearly all of them from Australia. Her
Majesty's ship Tartarus was at Alexandria. The
Royal Albert, Conqueror, Princess Royal, Centurion,
Vulture, Vigilant, Coquette, Wanderer, Boxer,
Harpy, and Hibernia, were at Malta.