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      Jai'anesh Poi.Icv.~-A Correspondent Of T...

      en BMWM * Mm ¦ ¦¦ ¦ . < --m ^— ¦ ... for six months in every year , of all the great feudal princes of the land , who are compelled thus to do service to the Suzerain , and , when they return , to ;> iit in bail for good behaviour' in the persons of their wires and children . None but the heads of the diplomatic missions are permitted to take up their resitence in this cynosure of Japanese dignity , rank , and fashion . But it is not so absolutely shut to visitors is sxich a stipulation might seem to indicate . The ! reads of missions must receive visits from those of - var , if not from their friends—and so the eggis made : o stand by a very simp le process—without serious difficulty , ' if due discretion be shown—and Yerfdo nay be seen . If I am not mistaken a photographic artist has already obtained a few very interesting lews of the temples assigned temporarily to the British and American diplomatic agents as residences . In due time , no doubt , the public , by Utustrated News , or stereoscopic impressions , will have the opportunity of gratifying their curiosity . Hie buildings are large and rambling , quaint and kH in their forms and distribution , and most picuresquely situatedin well-kept grounds , stocked with ine timber and ornamental shrubs . The ponds are lied with gold and silver fish , some so larg « and fat ; s to suggest comparison with portly abbot and ¦;! eepy monk ; and so perfectly secured by the : iuddhist respect for life , that they will come to the > urface at call , and snatch the crumbs of bread from t lie extended hand , in a way which only a Japanese fish , born and bred in .-a temple of . Buddha , lam inclined to think , could be induced to practise .

      I*Aa The Leader, Jn.O. 503. Nov. 12, 185...

      I * aA THE LEADER , JN . o . 503 . Nov . 12 , 185 Q .

      Koyaii English Opera, C O Vert Garden

      KOYAIi ENGLISH OPERA , COVERT GARDEN

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      , Jnder the Management of Miss Louisa PiT ? E and Mr . W Harrison . The . ¦' Public are respectfully informed that the present , > opulaaeOperas cannot be repeated after Dec . 24 th , conse-[ iient oil the production of the Christmas Pantomime . Monday , Nov . 14 th , TROVATORE . Messrs . U . Haigh , : > j * iitley , Lyall , Walworth ,. Misses Parepa and Pilling-. Tuesday 15 th , Thursday 17 th , Saturday 10 th , DINOKAH . Tessrs . \ v . Harrison , Santlejr , H . Corri , St . Albyn , Misses 1 ' illing- and Parepa , Miss Louisa Pyne . Wednesday 16 th , Friday 18 th , SATANELLA . Mossrs . ¦^ ititley , G . Honey , H . Corri , St . Albyn , and W . Harrison ; Miss PUJingr and Miss Louisa Pyne . Conductor , Alfred Mellon . Ballet—LA FIANCEE—every evening . JVIdlles . Leluiae , Pasquale , pierron , Clara Morgan , Mons . Vnndris , Messrs . "VV . H . Payne , H . Payne , S . Payne . Stajfe Manager , Mr . Edward Stirling . Acting Manager , Mr . Edward Murray . ¦ ¦ ' Prices of Admission . —Stalls , 7 s . ; Private Boxes , £ 4 4 s . ; £ 3 3 s . ; £ 2 12 s ., Od . ; £ 1 5 s . £ 1 Is . ; Dress Circle , 5 s . ; Amphitheatre Stajla , 3 s . ; Pit , 2 s . 6 d . ; Ampliitheatre , Is . JS " o charge for Booking . Commence at 8 .

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      CRYSTAL . PALACE . ARRANGEMENTS for ^ SVBEK ending SATURDAY , NOVEMB E R 10 th . SIonday—Open at Nine . Tuesday to Fjiidav—Open at Ten . Admission , Is . ; Children under twelve , Od . S-VTiutDAY—Opon at Ten . CONTCKRT and BIRD SHOW . Adraission , Half-ti-Cro \ vn ; Children , One Shilling-. Season tickets free .

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      ROYAL ST . JAMES'S THEATRE . Kino-street , St . James ' s . Lessee , Mr . F . B . GnAXTEBTON . Nearest theatre to Plmlico , Cliclsea and Weatmlnster , the Park being . ' open tp carriages and foot-passengers all lioura of the night . On Monday , and during tho week , new Comedy—LONDON PRIDE ; OB , LIVING FOR APPEAUANCE 8 . Meenre . Lofgh Murray , O ; Young , Barrett , Mrs . Frank Matthews . After whioU , on Monday and Tuesday—MAGIC TOYS . To conclude with VIRGIN 1 US $ On , THE TRIALS OF A . FOND PAPA . \ .- , On Wednesday will bo produced nn entirely new Fairy Extravaganza , entitled THE S 1 VAN AND EDGAR ; On , TUB FAIRY LAKE . Reduced Prices—Pit , Is . ; Gallery . Od . Doom open at hnltf . past 0 , commence at 7 . Box-ofllco opon from 11 to S flatly .

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      THEATRE ROYAL , OLYMPIC . LcBBCCB , Messrs . F . Robhqn ivnd W . S . Esidbn . On Monday , and during the weoK , will bo performed tho favourite Comedietta , LADIES B 1 CWAKM . Chnmotore by Mohspb . W . Gordon , G . Cpoke , Jkllea Wyndham , Mrs . Stephens , and Mrs . TV . S . Emdoji . After wWoh will bo produced a now Comodlottn , fro"J Lo WToulin a Parolos , entitled TH » HEAD 0 » THE PAMII . Y . OharROtorH by Mcsara , II . Wigan , W . Clordon , H . lUve ^ p , MIhb CottroJl , and Mrs . ^ Stirling . - To . bo ^ pHowod by thoClftBflloIflxtrayng-ftnaa of MJCDEA . Chwwitow by MosarB . F . Wobnon , Addition , Mesda . V ^ ynd-U ( sw , ^ iigtvo » , Stoplvonb , and Cotttell . Toj ' ooftoWdcwitU A DOUBTFUL VIOTOUY i MosHrfl . uJMpB * W » Gordon , ^ ranka , Mrs . 8 ( irlllnff , und MJae XJooto 'open' at '? , ' oothmonoo nt half-pant 7 .

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      ^¦ j ^ mmm ^^^ ' —¦ . . ' . ~ " ' ' _ DRURY-LANE , ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA . Farewell Performances of Madlle . Titiens , Borchawlt , Vaiieri , Signor Aldi <> hieri , npialetti , and Giuglini , previous to their departure for the Continent . . ARRANGEMENTS FOK THE WTBEK . Mr . E . T . Smith respectfully begs leave to inform Ills patrons and the public , that on Monday next , the 14 th inst , will be presented tlie admired Opera of LES IIUGEXOTS ; Valcntia . Madlle . Titiens ; Kaoul , Signor Giuglini . On Tuesday , the 15 th , TEOA'ATOKE ; Leonora , Madlle . Titiens ; 3 Ianrico , Signor Gitigliui . Wednesday , A GRAND CONCERT at Oxford , in which the whole of the Company -will appear . Thursday , A GRAND CONCEUT at Birmingham . Notice . —For the convenience of parties havin g , purchased " tickets for the pit or other parts of the house , at the liox-office or music sellers during the day , they will be admitted at the private cut ranee , a quarter of an-hour before the doors are open , without extra charge , a convenience particularly-to ladies , to . avoid the rush at . the doors . Doors open at half-past Seven ; Commence at Eight . Box Office open from Ten till Five ,

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      ROYAL PRINCESS ' S THEATRE . Lessee , Mr . A . Hahkis . Second week of the newimd " successful Drama . Screaming Farce , Xursev < -hickweed ; tuid last six nights of the Dramatic Tableau of LOVE AND FORTUNE . Monday , find during the week , the Romantic" Drama , entitled , THE MASTER . PASSION ; OR , THE OLTLWVS OF THE ADRIATIC . Messrs . Ryder , G . Melville , Graham , Garden , It . . Cathcart ; Miss Carlotta Leclcrcq , and Mrs . Charlos Young . After which , the now Farce of NURSKV CHTCKTVEED . Messrs . H . Widdieomb , Ateado . ws , H . Saker ; 'Miss Louise Keeley aud Mis . "Weston . To conclude with a Dramatic Tableau , in Wattenu Colours , by . T . R . Planehu , Scenery by W . K . lievorley , entitled , LOVE AND FORTUNE . Mr . Frank Matthews , Miss Carlotta Leclercq , and T ^ otrise Keeley .

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      THEATRE ROYAL , HAYMARKET . ( Under the Management of Mr . Buckstone . ) Mr . and Mrs . Charles Mathevs every evening-. Monday , T . uesday , " and Wednesday , last three nights of the Contested Election and Paul Pry . Monday , Tuesday , and Wednesday , to commence ' tit ~ , with the CONTESTED ELECTtON . Mr . 'Charles Ma-. thews . Mr . Buckstone , Mr . Conipton , Mr . W . Farren , Mr . Rogers , Mr . Clark , Mr . Braid , Mrs . Charles Mathews , Jliss Eliza Weekes , & e . After which PAUL PRY .: Paul Pry , Mr . Charles Mathews ; Phoebe , Mrs . Charli'S Mathews . On Thursday , Friday , an j Saturday ( first time nt this Theatre ) , THE BACHELOR OF ARTS . Jasper ( his original character ) , Mr . Charles Mathews . After which a new Comedietta , entitled THE LATE LAMENTED , by Tom Taylor , Esq . Characters by Mr . Charles Mathews , Mr . Bucfcstoms Mr . Clark , Miss Keynolds , and Mrs . Charles Mathews . Concluding with MY WIFE'S DAUGHTER . Air . Chippendale , Mr . Conipton , Mrs . Wilkins , & c . Stago-managor , Mr . Chippendale . . ' v

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      THEATRE R OYAL L Y CEUM . Sole Lessee aud Directress , Madame Celeste . The public is respectfully lnforrhed , this Theatre will open for tho Winter Season , on Monday , KSUi November , with a New Drame Funtustiquo , written by a Popular Author , entitled—PARIS AND PLEASURE ; On , IIO 3 IE AND JIAPPINIO . SS . Full Particulars will bo duly announced .

      To-Morrow The Empress Of The French Will...

      To-morrow the Empress of the French will make her first appearance on any stage ( since she has become an Empress ) in a new proverb by M , Octuve Feuillet , to bo called u Le Vouf ot 1 ' IIommo MariC , " which will bo played bofore tho court at Compiegne . Lieutenant-Colonel peorge Ashley Maude , G . B ,, who has boon appointed to ho Crown Equerry , Secretary to the Master of the Horse , and Superin * tendent to the lloyal Stables , vice 'Major Groves , deceased , served the Eastern campaign oT 1854 in command of a troop of Royal Horse Artillery , including the battles of the Alma and Balaklava , whore , he was dangerously wounded , and . tho siege of Sobastopol . Sir iCobort Peel , Bart , M . P ., by tho demise of his mothor , becomes possessor of tho family mansion in Whitehall-gardens , and tho family plato , bosidos a handsome annuity of above . £ 5 , 000 , charged upon tho i utriinonlnl estates iu Staffordshire . Tho marriage of tho Earl of Dalkeith , M . P ., and Lady Louisa Hamilton , has boon unavoidably deferred to a more distant day , in consequence of the death of Louiqn , Countess of IJarcyvood , nistor of the Duuhoss of Bucclouch , and therefore aunt of the noble bridegroom eleot . Wo regret to say llie First Commissioner of Works ,-tho Right Hon . Honry Ifltsvroy , has boon fi > r several weeks confined to his bed by sovore Indisposition .

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      ¦ M ¦ ?The Leader " Office, Friday Eveni...

      ¦ ¦ ? THE LEADER " OFFICE , Friday Evening-, Nov . Utli , ,

      The Central Italian Reg Ettcy. A Despatc...

      THE CENTRAL ITALIAN REG EttCY . A despatch , dated Turin ,. Nov . 10 , says : —• " The King , Victor Emmanuel , in consequence of a very urgent representation received from the French Government , has refused to grant permission to the Prince de Carignan to accept the Regency of Central Italy which has been offered to him .

      Fkance. The Jmvniteur Of To-;Luy (Friday...

      FKANCE . The jMvniteur of to- ; luy ( Friday ) confirms the news of the signature of the three treaties , and adds that the Governments of Franco and Austria have agreed to promote the meeting of a congress , which will receive communication of the treaties of Zurich , and deliberate on the means most' . adapted to establish the pacification of Italy on solid and durable bases . The Monitcur also publishes a circular , issued on the 5 th of November last , by Count Wiilewski , Minister of IToroiiMi Affairs ,. , to the 'diplomatic agents of the French Government abroa-1 , explaining the advantages of the different clauses , of ,. the treaty of peace signed at Zurich , ami stating that France . will not have to advanve the amount of the ik-Mdue by Piedmont to Austria , but will co-nperatn \ yiih > Piedmont in making the stipulated payment , by certain arrangements which have been agreed upon between France and Sardinia . France has ¦ demanded from Sardinia the payment of sixty millions for the expenses of the late war . The circular further announces that the Governnvent of France had received assurances that the Pope was . only waiting an opportune moment to make public certain reforms by which the government of the clergy would be replaced by a government generally composed of the laity . It is doubtful whether the Montalembort prosecution will be proceeded with . In point of law it is already at an < ii < 1 , but then it must be remembered that legality in France is not always strictly observed . According to an enactment of 1819 , yet unrepealed , whenever a book or pamphlet ia seized as being libellous , the parquet ( public prosecutor ' s office ) is bound to declare within ten days whether the seizure is maintained or abandoned , and in default of such a declaration in duo form , the prosecution drops , and the writings stizcl must be restored . The ten days have now expired , and M . Ue Montalembcrt has been served with no . process of any kind relating to the aflhir . The MonlUur of this day ( Friday ) publishes tlie monthly return of the Bank of France , which shows the following results as compared with the previous return : — Decreased . Cash ... ¦ 18 S iinnioi . 9 . Current account ... ¦•• 8 3- > Increased . Bills discounted not yet due .. 29 $ , » Advances ... , y A »• Bank . Notes ! * ff » Treasury Account ... 3 " ' . .

      Austria. The Council Of Tho Empire (Reic...

      AUSTRIA . The Council of tho Empire ( Reichorath ) is in course of being transformed into a bonutu , wiiui will control the administration of the nuances of jino country . Decrees will shortly be issued granting i « the Jews additional politiual and social priviltstfo * - During tho celebration of tho tf « hllU-r J ' i' » i ; «" Boveral popular demonstrations of u libonU oinuiifctor have tulcon place .

      This Convict Sm-Kxiiubbt. -- Tho Report ...

      This Convict Sm-kxiiubbt . -- report circulated to-day by a very well Informal eontoinporuiy . that tho caBo of BmoUmrat lms boon disposed ui , iuiu that he will reoelvo a free purdon , is not correct . x * w free pardon haa been grouted , and tho euso has xws bcou disposed of la ( vny way .

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Nov. 12, 1859, page 12, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_12111859/page/12/