The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

LONDON. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30,

DILAMA.

♦DYLPHI.

Mame' Mans. Dios Saunasalt and Marks
Kate. edeprilen of la Clow& dot (Mugs, celled lA*
Welke, Opts, Web wee prior lie 1. rear& was
ally • rerivel," the *Year gime Wig bra brought or
some maim or eight pre ego, yet the hat le worthy al some-
what perticabir arra, ant nerdy became may at the adore
ware sew to their ebenelmea, bat be..., the pros bin is
tilt mw War mad is irgetiar heti sea red than
nag whisk haver yet lam pined in the asw Wham. The
pier may la may sot be semilmeted, and my thus he tidy
tithed. Finn Lie Medmi the tart of the Willow
• haling hotter and raids of conduct beyond all
prim, ond ocastontly pershing thin doctrine, ignorant of atm
foot that him doughty. Roes bee bees mimed and ia meads
by Mr Rimed Vaughan. Its rig War lone the gtrl
and would wary kr, Mt i dientiol by the villein of the
prime, on Rabe, wba Ma era the Wear Wing up hie
Wised bares pages, and twig tbramos be yapper, his
wit; he mu tit knowledge me ea thalmegat in induaing
he bind te give up hie Mr of manybeg Rose, whom be
Massa seen* lone. The Wow girl Weiler upon
if dominion, min* wing a lir le bar Wow, who
hoe met amt ea Omni, to which she mime all. Tills
Mkt it bathe bya laugh country girl employed at the fins,
surd Meg, wit We Oa firmer bire he be sear much
provemoos his may, mid ghee him the letur, bat am bis edu-
cates is tapir be gives it to Mir Vsagaird, wholsen old
dui of Lucy's, to red billy. Tits young lady is dirt%
ai-iln lamellar Sabobalas roe saw, dam ad;, and NM'Se
tier le iihtligtherairingrismatU hi ta.
rah nsalisg thigh sot Willow Cog... aka
taw Mr atibm4ml be. Age Bog ben ileyead ganabad
by Msg. wale lamoViimell Mai; tbay dikaagrad
neither st e hap.homr, sad la etareciame Varied.
match wi alb. Arley a kir Tim Ron din
the gawasity of bar nature, sir pies billable et maliminka
lathe bomb of the pig was % sahibs, and at Mina Tr-
guard's lir, mad ell on Wild ere Lie Melia lam-
ina, who he keg bad moms sillies of Wm We, sad now
comma& big idaughtait to raid it to bier Ms is faced
to comply, and nary to row her own shame.
The old men's rear staggers tads? the shock,
be gins up the forme end comes R to Loudon, where he le
watched 0,7 a by the veer-earrat leg. Sir Wird mar.
sole. Rose, sad she le baggy bat Se ite, rim nmerobee after
bar War. The ilia ilke matashile bee peemmod
him-
oaU d the vill, mod .n. ,t. make tense Writ to Sir
Richard ; bat big neweatiels are made known to the Woo-
tine sad ha is Wad, the will roared to Its proper owner,
sad 411 made happy, prtheipally through the agency of the
comic triter, ass Regius de Rothe/villa, who roncor
the downiest to alai taint from one of his villains
ammeleir.

The Oen throughout Ina excellently acted. Mr. WO>.
'ter played Lake ?Leiden with remarkable spirit end pathos ;
It is ass of these oherartess of rustle life cionablen mousy
with the pourers* of miter puska. k whisk bar nO
equal. and the doweling madsem der Ile disgrace wee most
seinkally rendered. Mt. Toole payed De Rosherrille—
originally &led by Wright—with rudiments comiclannonr,
devoid of buffoonery sod replete with fan, nor was the little
bit of pathos when be complains of hunger lees effective.
It is the hest Mai les bee does Meek hes been a member
of this company. Mr. liillegten was gentlemanly and
effective; end htr. David Mar, elegantly ill-salted with
be obarectsr, did Ins beet with the villain, originally played
by Mr. 0. Sceith. Mr. Selby had little to do, bat did it wall,
sod looked the old saitairy to perfecloa. Of the ladies it is
pinged to be able to speak in all praise. Miss Woolger's em-
bodiment of the rough, bowie, hard, douse-mannered, tender-
hearted Meg, is card the lime creations of the modern
at every word, eery 'merengue, every action is charac-
teristic, sod tuff of fig. Mile Simms exhibit** a de-
cided improvement in the pert of Rom, being kr lee 'nosy,
and more Amid of menoniree, than we have hitherto seen
bar ; while a @torn word of laudation is due to Mir Laid-
law, for the quiet, noeiseted, ladylike 'manner in which she
played Miss Vaeguord, avoiding alike the Scylla of rant and
the Chogybdie of am isisspans into which many actresses
would have fallen. The revival wee thoroughly succeeded ;
end lb. Weimar may be warmly resod:ended on it. We
bold it a pomp of fears good for this elegant home.

THE CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE 1114XES-
SOULLESS' MAWS.

Yesterday, a contest for the championehip of the
Thames took place betweee Hear, Kelly, of Fulham, who
ham held the championship for more thee two years. and
Robert Chamber, of Newcastle, the champion of the Tyne.
la addition to the hoeorary distinction, a stake of 400 sove-
reigns was to be the prize of the winner. The suer was
appointed to take place at 4 o'clotk, and the awn wee the
usual one, vie, from Putney-bridge to the Ship th Meetlske.
The weather was firmuabk, although the Oiml wee rather
high, and the appearance of the river at the sterthig point
was very animated. Craft of all deacriptiress appeerel to
have been called fete requisition and up to the moment of
the start, steamers kept &Monk, loaded with the Meade of
the competitors, molt of whom womaniser Key's or Cham-
bers' colours.
Sheeny after four, the men rowed to the shirting point, and
Chambers, having won the tees, took the Middlesex, and
Kelly the Surrey side of the Themes. The betting at start-
ing was 6 to 4 on Kelly.
At 13 note. 12 ma. past four the start took place, Chem-
ben having the beet of it. In a very few powerful strokes
he took the load, Kelly exerting his utmost to recover that
which his supporters thoueht but a tout advantage.
At the Crab Tree, Chambers improved ifs having
pulled quite slaw of hie opponent by about two boat lengtho.
Chambers, shortly efter gaming the Crab Tree, coratueoced
atheing the flaw for Hammermnitb, and In doing so in-
creased the advantage he had already obtained over his op-
',onset by peeving the bridge at least fear boat lengths in
advance. Here Kelly put on his greatest power, and made
the most desperate efforts to overhaul Chambers,
but hie aerie appeared to be quits fnutlese.
At Chiswick eyot Kelly soloed • trifle, but
not enough to ~saran his desponding backers,
who envied to regard the rem as all over."
Chambers from this plat had the rem all to himself, and
arrived at the winniarpost at Modals at 21 min. 20 eec. to
five, half a mkgato before Kelly, and with a toed of from 80
to 100 yenta., The sheering %bat arose from tics friss& of
Chambers was immerse.
_ . _

The oslyo; ;Tent that conned on the river, which was
covered with steamboats, was the swamping al an eight-
some colter coutvialug Chambers' crew. The as were all
quickly resened from the water, but of comes soak a dr-
munehtnce precluded them from farther &Houdin on their
mats. The attendance of violators on the beaks of the
Thames, near Mortlake, was extraordinary. ead sa aquatic
sportsman declared that, sithotrit ha bad 'sea all the great
matcher that had taken place for the IBM twenty years, be
as,.. mw so away people aneeteled NI thee wee oa this
commas.

FRIGHTFUL Occututstsce.—At the sale of stock
at the normal] *ow as Tuesday an occurrence a
frightful character took place. Just after the man in charge
of the Ball belonging to Mr. Brown, Holm, had entered
the ring. the satinet mucked him with its horn., and
having towed him up in the air, when ha fell on his back.
gored him severely, ripping up the left thigh toe (serial
extent, end otherwise injuring him ; and had it not berm
kw the heroic manner In which Mr. W. Sturgeon, foremen
Mlles. Charles Payne, limber. Dumfries. attacked the furious
salsa with his stick, it must have killed him outright.
Fortunately Vasty of medical assistance we at bend, end
the pour man was At came properly attended to. Dr. Wallace,
Haywood, misted by Dr. Hammy, at resat melding at
Lesomere, Tbxubill, skilfully sewed op the wound in the
thigh, while Dr. Soot, of Unimak.. end Dr. Boamill. Thorn-
Ml{ sided all they could by their advice. The man
wee this rwaeved on s bowl to a friend's home in the
album Waite be Is doing se well ea can be expected. We
umlersteed the bull embed at Mr. Brown himself a month
se ter sow and Welled hi= pretty severely. Under these
obessumbenses asemesuidem ought to have been wed in bring-
ing snob a Allow brute to such s crowded place as an Agri-
Whoa .hew.—Dtesetries Courser..

RIDING ON BRATS/.—A shock in g accident occurred
11111 W•f!••sy Ir i• • or name!! 211J•13 Pound, of Combs

IN. Plebslee; Itemonatehire. The tialortosat; man woe
retiolow teem Carry Nivel with a load ot wool, sad bad
MA Molded kosly erring tbe d. 7. Be set upon the
shall to rile, sad meet probably west to sleep. Mier pro-
twaltad one abbots, be slipped o Me bead Wag wooed
to the MOS& sad bum drooted 5 wet.wam 1w sem
diem* the eel lasandbar blm 'overtly. A bey, who wee
asootber waggle, saw hie tallow peeitios, sad tea sad
lbe boron, jut at the wheel bad plated overlie body,
boobs lbw el lab Mu. wee takes witb peat
awe to kit bs, a*. medical aid at case seat dm. S. know

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' 1859.