The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-15 00:00:00

TER I'iIELLE ARTISTS' WIMP BAZAAR.

The posdhilihy ei a partied diptisotion without
a curial differcace. as In the Washed are of fagots
facets, rows today at South Keerisates There have
bees fanay bums, and now there is • Fancy Balsa
We mere oar reds, sod hope they will She
4a opportunity d assing themselves, that this I s
r* quite another thing." Tbs grace of a fancy bazaar lira
hitherto bees s pace beyond the reach of art—
sea of female art. Ik hes, is fact, invariably set ail
diaries artistic ae well as cowherds' laws. Bat.
sea es it is the !midis of both art sad political eaticitlif
to seine whatever appears to be wart/ having, and to mike
the mist of it, the time has at last arrived for the cubiectioa
of even fancy bazaars to the principle at human melfshism.
neut. We were favoured yesterday with • private lbte
of the arrangements, and with some sibid
hen which we are able he- ammeemie ty
bed prise for erasion of a!' derbialy " arpriee
guilty* have bees nada& AMIE* shod Win bass. Tha
seems ia which it is held see sow seepicil sad spend is
INAS Ikea. by pestislaa at the Omni
cad the shiest ot the wadertsidag, as wet ei VS IMO.
aims of the paid* is served by the formals of • pase•
aide fres the museum, through the schools. la oddities is
the entrance from the raid. A decoration whelk*
areardeace with lb. character of the pies hge,
bees applied to the walla of the new eels
of rocas, for the present occasion. They are kat
great part, with sweets of the most boacelleg
lent by Messrs .faeltsoa sad Graham. Tapedielia. Asir.
less areso.lithographs, sad repo:ducting d antique sad

richly-wrought armour, All up the remaining space. Of
the drably, mad are by the student. al the Female
asbool of Art and Design, which institution the bazaar is
intended to beat, by raising funds in aid
of a building. The students also have • stall
of their own, furnished priccipally with obfeets of
art-manufacture, designed and in some cams fabricated
by themselves. A bust of the Princess Alice is the aenscd-
ewes attraelien al this stalL The tamer is to he supported
by Wise. at wheat several, if not the greeter iambic, ham
• bows eennezion with est or literature, or both. We.
& O. Ball af merge presides over • choke collective of set.
smanfacturespend her daughter competes witb her in berme
brush al budems, in partnership with Mies Mbar Oilman.
The Inn el flta Loyd Mews' sod hies Theban, resorts
to • system af trade which we are quite mimared aL A
glaring pester in host at their bill refers teas " &eft/
clash in bade disclaims " ecanazion with way other stall
is the haster," and asserts ticat " no reemeshie akar will
be refess&" This puffery is the mars »prebend/AN beams,
indeptedemt al boabeee„ there are so many goad Iddap on
their coaster—the stash blinding editions of standerd boob,
models or soda in LAU. ivory, and some remarkably good
iminstions, in Mated *Aar, of bas-reliefs in terrabtta by
Limatello and other very early Italians. The Countess of
Tankceville and Lady Emily Peel undertake to supply tea
and coffee, so doubt at the utmost exosllence. Mrs. Henry
Ilene end Mrs. Locoman conjointly deal in artists' mad.
Mils. lire. Chambers will sell natural iiOMllll at • very
pretty sbf sear Lady Tankerville's. The names
al other ladies who contribute their serviem are
Lady Anne fame% Mrs. Milner Gibson, Lady His. Nasty Cds. the Masa Cole, Lady Mostgantrr yev:t
Temple Dawieln, NMI Kkadereley, Chaos, end Kiss
Gems, the sepseibemiset of the school. The mass bid-
bee of the Par. A. W. Thorold, claims, al the provi-
sional committee el mienagemeet, has bees ter is wry-
* sal the Whom et lids rairritable fumy

limo:mamas UNIT? OF ODD FELLOWL--Tho
Honing Star Lodge celebrated its 17th annivesuary oa
Thursday, at the Malpaa Arms, Charles-street, Grarrener
square, P.O. Cooke presiding, and Br. ingarfleid
the viee-obstr. 7'h• usual loyal touts were duly honoued
sad responded to, Sergeant Mitchell, of the Landes Soot.
till, returning thanks for the Volunteers. Br. 1). G. X.
Dipros• acknowledged the taste of " The Order' sad
"The DistrictOfficers,"aod remarked upon the large number
of members and the grew. amount of good such a society
must effect. " The Lodge" being proposed, Mr. Mitchell,
as secretary, entered into an explaaation of its position.
During the put the years the receipt. had bees 8671., and
the payment. in sickness 268 i., and at death 1001., the lodge
having now a balance of 1,0661., and 146 members. A pre-
sentation was then meth to P. G. John Fisch, of a valuable
timepiece, saraband by voluntary aubscmptions of the
members, in teetimosy of his having lately made out the
Quinquennial rotor& for Mr. Tild Pratt. Some alcollect
elating assisted to make the mains • very plasma one.
TEL NICW CUSTOM MID INLAID RIVINUF Aar.—
T= brooms TiA AND Par= DOW.—Yestenlay the new
act, which received the royal 'remit co the 12th lust., by
which the pager duty is repealed and the new isomer tax im-
posed, was issued. The duties are set forth is a sot oda'.
anaexed. Oa and after October 1, 1861, the excise duties,
allows ces, sad drawback on paper, and itber articles
;s are repealed, except as to arrears and penalties.
Itatbraers are distilled to an allowance of excise duty is
rapid of unbroken name, Ice., of paper in their stook.
ThmasFr °Meer is to examine the Claims and steak, and
to • certificate of allowance ; a der's/stilts if to be
et the truth of the certificate, and the sensetar is to
ri
Incurred for
of the allowance. A penalty of MK is
for a forged or false certificate or Base dscian.
tin. There is • sobedale ea to the income tax for one year,
el 9L In the sowed ben flee 60 April lest.