The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-01 00:00:00

THE INTENDED EVOLUTIONS AT BRIGHTON.

13;:it;;;;;11;;;Esoe--- of ;oltiiii:f;om
St. Peter's Church to the Albion Hotel, and from thence
to Kemptown, between 9 and 11 o'clock, when they will
praised by different routes to the race-course, and march
pas* the Lord•Lieuteoaot of the county, whose position
will be °need* the Grand Stand.
At 1 o clock the manieuvres will commence, the iodide
of which will depend upon time, weather, numbers, and
various circumstance..

Colonel Cole, the acting adjntant•genenl, and his staff at
the Level.

Two staff officers will see that the position for each
battalion is marked out at the Level before Monday morn-
lug. They will also arrange that those volunteers who
arrive at Brighton before Monday will assemble at the Level
at 8.45 a.m., and will wait for their commanding officer in
the position marked out for their respective battalions.
7be Regale Major appointed to each brigade will be at
the Level at 8.15, and mirth with the Ist battalion of hie
brigade to the ground allotted to it, and there wait for the
other battalions.
Colonel the Hon. C. H. Lindsay, Acting Quarternitater.
General, and his Staff, at the station.
The corps arriving on Monday, on getting out of the train,
will monist coos behind the Eno' shed opposite the engioe-
house. sad will, with as little delay as possible, form
four deep, aad march Into llontpelier-roa4 preceded by
their coverers.

A non-oommimioned officer of each corps will remain
with the staff of at the station until ordered to join the
battalion.

6014ieel Lindsay will have one or two staff aeons at the
Portatnonth station to direct those volunteers not beloogiog
to t►e Jed brigade to the covered station at the Moutpelier•
rend.

At a meeting of operatives at Dublin on Tuesday
evades it was announced by the chairman. Mr. James
Houghton, that • communication had been received from
the Beard et Trade stating that the time bad arrived for
extending to her Majesty's subjects in Dublin the privileges
so bag *eyed on timidays by the inhabitants of Leaden ;
that t►e day of class ►nd sectional legislation had gamed ;
sad what the members of the Royal Dublin Society them-
selves enjoyed cm Sunday—namely, free soma to the Bo-
tanic Gardeas—they should share with their fellow-eitisess
of every rank and denomination. It was announced that •
letter to the same effect had been written by Lord Stanley.
The Irish members have beta caavaseed, and • large ma-
jority are said to be in WNW of the opening on Beady.
Still, i• order to coaelaes the Royal Dublin Society of its
I error in abetting oat the people, the trades were recom-
mended to bold "a pad ladlg.atiw meeting," and to egad
a deputation to the Leed-Lieshmsamt.

Tag Wonsan. ov CAANCL —Favourable Chance,
I farey, is the god at all seen who follow their own device,
instead of obeying a law they believe in. Let even a
polished men of these dayspt Into a position he is ashamed
to avow, and his mind will be beet on all the possible issues
that may deliver him from the calculable results of that
position. Let him live outside hie income, or shirk the
resolute hews& week that Wrap wages, and he will
presently lad Murrell dreasag el a possible benefactor, •
possible siilgee who may be cajoled Mu, using his inter-
est, a poseih6 sera et mind in some possible person not yet
forthcoming. Let him neglect the rseponsibilities of his
office, and be will inevitably anchor himself on the chance,
that the tb left undone may turn out not to be of the
supposed imoesiance. Let him betray his friend's onefi-
dence, and he will adore that lame CUIIIIII4 complexity called
Chance, which gives him the hops that his friend will
know ; let him forsake • decent craft that be may corium
the putilities of a pretend= to which nature called
him, and hie eel will infallibly be the worship of
dewed Mass whist be will believe in as the mighty
mentor et rams The evil principle deprecated in that
rAislis the ceded'. sigasase by which the seed brings
' aerop after its knaiL —was Korner, by George Eliot.
Ma. artmonon.—Yesterday morning being the
last appraises of this petlesis at Easter Hall, previous
to the regular Sabbath strviess he the New Tabernacle,
though the weather was very anfavonmble, the hall was
derailyarewded. %fare aura" the tent, Mr. Spurgeon said,
that was the Ira =rake d wonhippieg there. They were
about string regularly their new place at Newingtoo, and
be brand Gad they did so quite free of debt ; they owed
no sera anything, but (Sod much, for His goodness ; every
farthing was paid, even for the furniture, and the pester
rpm se
the seat* were already lat. In the evening Mr.
preached in his new tabernacle to an immense
ociegregatra. The doors were thrown open at 6 o'clock
to ticket holders, but long before that time • vast number
assembled. At • quarter past 6, the doors were opened to
the public, wheel some excitement arose, simply from the
feet that all wanted to be in first. The spacious building
woe quickly tiled, not a standing place was left unoccupied,
and the gates were obliged to be closed, and number left
outside. _ _

THs BUILDERS' STRUM —At a meeting of the
metropolitan branches of the Amalgamated Society of Car-
penters and Joiners, held in Hawkestons Hall on the 28th
ult., it was unanimously resolved :—" L Not to accept the
7J. par hour offered by Messrs. Kelk and Lucas, or any
other master builder. 2. And, consistently with the in-
terests of the amalgamation, to support the nine house
movement.*

C&YUTAI. PALACL—EnnTIfat AIitSEMENTa. —The
perk and palm* will be copes for admission to-day from nine
until seven o'clock. A variety of amusements adapted for
the Baskr holiday visitors have been prorided, including
Hackney and Stead, the Mamba' Old Folks is their quaint
entire eostanies of one belched years since, who win give
a series of entertainmeate throeghout the day. The foun-
tains will be played at three o'clock, and as the great transept
and south nave will be lighted up until such time ea the
railway is clear, visitors need be under no apprehension of
crowding at the: statioo.
The Vocal Association concert on Wednesday
evening next, at Bt. James's Hall, will be extremely in-
teresting, and is proof we need only mention that Mendels-
sohn's psalm "liner my prayer" will be performed with
Madame lammensghemogton as principal sopnino, and
N. Lanese, the celebrated organist, will accompany the
psalm threeghout, in addition to which Y. Lemmens is
announced to perform a fugue in C minor. M. Blanton and
M. Benedict will perform Beethoven's romance in F for
rite aezaid easferts
Hairy, Director Otindral dee Hans,has
decided tint all the draught homes henceforth purchased
for the harried Sables must have been bred in Frsoce.
Thin deeinies Ira be.. adopted in order to encourage the
Brood of limos litroorboot the provinoss.
IL Jules lease, member of,' the Communal
coma of eliaristok hes presented a proposition to that
body, fee the Ilerrtne, Kates, of preventing oceirons
flea Whig eiersid into biding•pleces, where venom can
tineepo the lends of justice, or be eoureeled from those who
say be Interested in Midis( than. Hi,/ proposition is to
this east t " The heads of the religions oommunittis at
Modem' shell be limpid to give. whenever veiled on, NU
and this • the reel mess ol the residents in their
alibliaminis, also inscribe in • book, to be kept for
tire pspees, the reel mamas of any palms who, not
beim. lona residoste is the bones. may some end live there
emselesslly." The proposition is to be takes into coral-
dank= at as early Smog.