The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-03 00:00:00

spoie de Pommes ce Normandie.

Fronase it Salads.

An ertensive end earetaßy-eeeidled dock of French. Rhenish,
Moselle, end other Wines, imported expreuly for The London
Maker.

A One Hauncb of Ventage every day, at S o'clock.

The attention of Clergymen, Clitcare, and Professional Gen-
tlemen is especially drawn to the advantages offered by nuns
el•pmt Saloons, which SUSI all the requirements of a West-
end Club of the most aristocratic and exclusive character.

In Salle de Lecture lion widen:teat lee moil.
Non Journeur Aoglole, midi aucel Journatm Allemande, Pao•
Oak WV&
Open so Sozodays at tour debut
SAWYER. Proprietor.

CRYSTAL PALACE. ARRANGEMENTS
for TO-MORROW (Saturday,.—Open at Nine.
Orchestral Band at ASO
Coldstream Guards Band at
Upper Fountains at S. 0
Leotard and Coldstream Guards ]en/ si 4. 0
United Bands at
Great Organ Performance at &SO
Adm mica to all, One filitWng. CIOUm, Bispenoa

CRYSTAL PALACE.—LEOTARD.—To afford
the numerous strangers now In London an npportunity a/
witnessing the wondrous flights of this extraordinary artist*, he
will ere a few PARYORIIIANCKS at the Crystal Palace. The
lofty aeries of traperee suspended in the Centre Transept will
enable M. Leotard to exhibit his feats on a scale without
dent. Ills drat appearance will take place TI:SIdO.II3.OW (0;;:
dot, at four o'cioc precisely.
eyerbeer's Fahibiticn Music, and a selection, will be played
by fell military and orchestral bands at the conclusion of M.
Leotard's performance.
The Palace wiltmlittel at dusk for the first time with new
red handsome
Admission. Ors Shilling.

THE LONDON PAVILION.—LITTLE
00EXILL the moot wonderful of animas bee crowned
all her former efforts by the hatred of IMO new and
eaionlaiting feats, which have produced an unparalleled maw
don. Mies Oonstance, the Mar of the West; Madame Vnlcke
mom Madames Losable!, Mr. B. De Brenner, Sara Collins, and
a variety of other novelties, at the LONDON PAVILION,
Tiehbornestreet, EVERY EVENING.
LOIBL and BONNMAMMER. Proprietors.

MADAME TIISSAUDIB EXHIBITION.
Established V YOGIS at the Bazaar. Bakeretreet.-
11pvelties in honour of the Greet Rxhitittion. rho rooms ;the
lariat in Europe) re-decorated. Recent additions .—Kinp or
Ragland, from the Conqueror—Portrait Models of all the leading
charactan of the day. Several additions to the Napoleon Relies.
Open hem 11 WI -past 10. Admittance, 11: extra rooms., ed.

CONSIGNMENT of PLANTS from GHENT.
A. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at his Great Room, 38, King.strest, Covent. TO.
taltOW, Oct. 4, at half-past 12 precisely, • CON IGNMENT
at PLANTS from Ghent, coosistlng of camellias, Indian azaleas
hardy rhododendrons, labium nmbellatmn, atrosangulemtni,
asclasdas taborer, standard and dwarf lauruatints, dc.—On
view the morning of sale, and catalogues had.

AD. VALENTIN, Purveyor of Wines to the
Preach department at the International Bahibition.—
Nacoe-Beaujolals, 1866. 18s. per dozen: Bordeaux. 1858, bra :
Graves, 1868, ris. : Chablis. 0858, 275. : Beaune, 1858, 80s. ; Old
Cognac Brandy, 80a. Warranted pure French Wines. • tull
List of Prices forwarded on application to LA Oxford- Amt.

SAIIOR—LEA and PERKINS'
WORCESTER:MIRE SAUCE.
This delicious condiment, pronounoed by connoisseurs
" TUE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,"
Is prepared solely by LEA and PERRINN.
The public are respectfully cautioned against worthless imita-
tions, and should see that Lea and Perrini names are on wrapper,
label, bottle, and stopper.
AMK for LILA and PERRINS' SAUCE. _
_

Bold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors. Worcester,
Messrs. CROWE and BLACKWELL; Messrs. BARCLAY and
BONS. London, dc., dc. ; and by grooms and ethane anhrersally.

THE DAVY MONUMENT. -COOKING.
THZ BUILD= of THIS DAY, price ft, by poet 6d,
°ordains :—Waretted and Cooking Apparatus —Fine -View of
Monument to 81r Hurnpltry Davy—The Question of Treace
Wien' Hose, London Doha—Pelf ecting Pullin Closets :with
Ilinatratioar—ObJects of Beauty in Ethibition—Thaws Iliabank-
ment—Ou Tula in Architecture—Patent ,tone—ne Ordnance
Surrey—The late Mr. lirOgOtt, architect Metropolitan Board of
Works—Construction of Chimneys—A New Style—Stained Glass
--Church-building News—Provineial Yews—Competlioes, de.—
Deice, 1, York-street, Covent prden ; and all Booksellers.

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THE YOUNG STEPMOTHER; or, a
Chroalslam Peed =km, 106 6d.
HOPES aad PEARS, 66
THE DAISY CHAIN. 66
DYNEYOR TERRACE. 0.
HEARTSEASE. 66
THE HEIR or 440. sprrn. S.

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The Prussian frigate Thetis, 38, 'Captain Jack-
mauu, arrived in Plymouth SOUIII on Twe&y af
when she exchanged the customary Bakke with thet=
and Port-Admiral ship. She carries a complement of 350
officers and men, and has been on the East India, China,
and Japan station, basing visited various Other parte of the
globe on her pamage out and boom. She is beat from
Bahia, which she left on August 14. It is expected the
will go into dock here to have her bottom elesosd, sad to
make what repairs may be requisite. Simi was purchased
out of the British navy Ly the Prussian government, and
called here on her passage out, neer flys years gam.—
Western Morning News.

Film IN FjeasunY.—This morning, at hall-paai
2 o'clock, a destructive fire broke out on the premises oi
Mr. Omen, chair manufacturer, Angel-alley, Bultopegatet
The his of Mr. Green in stock is large, ad it is said Mt was
not insured. The cause of the fire is unknown.
ALLSOLD POISONING BY ARSZNICATED Fwwua
—An inquest was held by Mr. Humphreys, comae, for
Middlesex, yesterdsy, on the body of Anse Elizabeth
Abdilla, god fourteen, who died on Monday morales as
stated, from eating one off a bunch of artificial grapes. Her
mother had seen her nutting oue of the grapes into her
month, and reprimaneed her, but she mid they were good
grapes. Dr. T. Chandler. who attended tbs deceased, said
that when called in on Monday morning he found deceased
labouring under symptoms of poison. She could sot
swallow, and died soon afterwards. The poet marten ex-
amination showed a perforation in the stomach, with
patched of inflammation oo the mucous membrane,
arising from an irritant of a poisonous nature. The rest of
the omens seemed healthy. Arsenic was no doubt the
irritant poison which prodnoed the inflammation • but it
is only rarely that arsenic produces perforation' of the
stomach. Such mass, however, were known. Witness had
since received from the coroner's officer a bunch of greet
and a bench of blue grapes. The green papea, when ana-
lysed, were bead to captain armpit* of copper, • deadly
poison. They were =deaf glees globes, and were covered
with the poisonees oolouriog, which gave them a very
=tarsi appeentece. He did not think that such violent
symptoms esehl Uwe beim soled by Sink*" one Pll9O,
bet he could nee asoertain the precise quantity of poison
each paps contained without a proper labcratnry.—The
Canner mid that it wee highly desirable to sesertain that
point, and hshould adjourn the inquiry. to have as &Wylie
of all the flowers made by Dr. Letheby. Adjourned
aosordlagly.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(1/1111711.8 TILIGHAMB.)
ITALY.
TURIN, Oct. 2.

The Diseustiont of to-day says :
"The King's daughters, before quitting their
country, implored pardon and favour for the per-
sons.guilty of participation in the late events.
"The day on which their prayer will he beard
is near. On Sunday a royal decree will proclaim
an atnnesty for Garibaldi and his followers, from
which, however, the deserters froni the royal army
will be excluded."

The rumours of a ministerial crisis are no longer
current.

POLAND. •
_WARSAW, OCT. 2.
At the sitting of the Council oratate, Which took
place yesterday, the Graud Dnite Constantine ad.
dressed a speech in Polish to the eouncillors.
- . .

His Imperial Highness stated that the recent
lamentable occurrences had not shakoi the good
intentions of the government. He regretted deeply
that respect for the law had prevented him from
exerelidag the preregative of gamiest He stela&
that not more than 69 Polish political prisoners out
of 499, were still expiating their offences.
His Imperial Highness directed attention finally
to the promised reforms which had already been
introduced.