Mr. Baumann, The Eminent Bassoon-player, Died Early In...
and his body was buried yesterday in the Highgate cemetery. M. Koenig, M. Lavigne, and many of Baumann's professional friends, attended the fu- neral, and performed "Christ is......
Totatrus.
The month of September, according to announcements ' will be dis- tinguished this year by a more than ordinary amount of theatrical ac- tivity. On Monday next, after a brief......
The Half-yearly Meeting Of The Eastern Counties Railway...
terday, passed off quietly. Mr. Waddington the Chairman and the Directors were received without any kind of manifestation whatever ; but when Mr. Waddington said he should......
The Overland Indian Mail Arrived In London Last Night, 'with
advices from Calcutta to the 17th, and from Bombay to the 29th July. The sole incident of general interest recorded in the journals is the murder of Mr. Horsley, a young man,......
Sir Benjamin Heywood Of Manchester Has Received A Letter...
Lord Palmerston, stating that, in consequence of the death of his brother, he will be unable to preside at the inauguration of the new Mechanics In- stitution ; but he hopes to......
The German Journal Of Frankfort States From Bucharest,...
the 15th the Consul-General of France gave a grand dinner to the Ministers and Consuls of the Foreign Powers, and that a toast was drunk to the union of the Principalities. The......
Provincial Music.
There has been this week a musical festival at Bradford. That thriv-• ing and spirited town, now a great seat of the Yorkshire woollen-manu - facture, has established on a......
Baron De Bach Is At Milan, With The Object, Says
the Constitutionnel, of ascertaining whether the present would be a favourable moment for reviving the Provincial Congregations, and whether the Emperor would be well received......
Money Market.
STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The English Stock Market shows no symptoms of a return 'to activity, and this week bears the same ruling feature as the last : the fluctuations......
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