The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-12 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANU4ILY 19, 1864.

ROYAL ALHA MB R L—PRA141:702478
01./RD CII4I.IIIIILTWAL EVERY EV1C21.140 at hot-
b 7 ; Moeda". Wedowee', sod Saturday,troupe
osetelaly ow of the beet we law $u add let ewe
pan. The Mesr hapwial way Wel" omit coo a keg west
of prosperity lo Looe. —The Mass.

gram REGENT, Vineent-square, near Vietoria-
JL eiriest. Westminster —dolsetioas from .' &mai"
narsbyls. - ?visa Dorms, Madam Comma, tram L Soda.
Maw with idea baud sad charm Emma Grover, eon.
doctor. Omsk ULM : I. G. lade, Orville Parker, Nat Ogden.
Prank Mal. The Alematter Me. The Fairy /bunts*
by Mr. A. Barmier, upon the buyiesisad moat magnificent scale
yet stieseyied.

THE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and
Cantata, written b Litchfield Moseley, Esq.. and
b W.
r timer Lids myessely for this amsbilehmak
anti led LINO CHRISTMAS, oaetd by the entire company,
with tallby bend sad teams. fltrcctAsadaMr.. F. Joingiumns.
Conrarth, Repos, W. T. Madman, and
theComseedy woodrost ertletes. Mean. Barri. Lee* and Feeler, from
the Imperial grow Medd&

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XIII taissias. iCaapala, Inn Aditirl} alltriMs)...r
WWI and Co. now OMR
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ralutred
1 &a the ll Tali aanito3lo:,,' -fin view, al sad la.
Pavane* , tondos. Maly application
Co.
Warp Miele aladied la Oda agurea.--atICIIAIb=
mai

EAST CHAIRS sod FURNITURE.
HOWARD sad 607117 WALSHOU24.—The isobilltp sad
=amid miler ikeire. HOWARD and SONS' superior
. at 26 and 27, Bernatsatrart, Oilord-strast.—nivir
tasted Catalogues op application.

WINTER OVERCOATEI—GentIemen about
to order their WINS= 004118 us Invited to see sped
men garments for bmpectlen or soda, of the NEW GOODS, in—
cluding some Is sutlful sasierinls made for, said to be had only at
HAMILTON and NIMPTON'B,
Tailors red Overcoat Mn,ake
105, Strand. appralts Luise Zan.

HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS and SUITS
86 and 67, ozawildrapa—tamaisma eau be fitted lame.
(Sagely, and with the most perfect accuracy. The Clyde, Inver-
ting. and Sandringham Ito $ guineas Snits for Waiver and
wiwral wear, 38e., asa, and Ws Wimbledon and hat-drain
Salta, I. to 3 guineas.
Provincial Balablialaminta : Birmingham and Leeds.

HYAM and CO.'S COATS, VESTS, and
TROUSER 4-436 sad 67, Oztard-drset—Oriedgne.a=
prlety of design and unblemished satarlal. lbs Win
Berkeley, and Ise, price !la to See. TIMMS ready sada,=a7
to mews by the bast cutters, Is Meats* Twee* sad La-
galas, Its. Id. to Ms. %Sate, 7a 6d. to 12a. Id.

HYAII and CO.'S smzer ORDER
DIPARTMENT.-46 and 17. Oxfordatreet—All the
wowed and best Fabrics are arranged for Selection In this ex-
tensive Department. and perfect nicety of fit and workmanship
guarenteed.lf-dress, tndreas, and Fall.drees Suits, ate. to
166 a Clerical Suits, 70e. to 106 e. Ladles Habits, 3to 7 guineas.
Pages' Salta, frees 3d lermeausis Sults. Ns. Coaalustanis
Saha 116 a.

HYAM and CO.S HATS, SHIRTS, and
HOeslEDY—an'and 67, Mined etreet—Are of the Newest,
•e Fashionable, and Beet Quality, and aer add at very ad-
vantageous prices. Hats. Shirts, Collura Veda. Skirls, Drawers,
Beads, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Braces, rahrellas, Railway and
Carnage Bugs, Bags, Portiaanterna, Rat Ones, do.

HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' OVERCOATS.
WS and gf, Orfor4elica4.—Hysan and Co.'s Overcoats and
Capes for Boys will be found of signal service, being made of
sound weatherproof materials. Capes and Cherroata for little
boys, 10s. BA. torts. Oveneats and Capes tor elder boys, the
Clyde, lousiness, and newly-balgread Reefer, 15c ad. to Ma

HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' and YOUTHS'
61711.--66 ~ad 67, Word street.—The Knickerbocker,
Westatiostar. Windsor, aad Ciaboroe Salts, at Its 64., 21a. 1164.,
and 30a. Also, Bore aad Youths' Eton. Harrow, and Rugby
OWL, 15.., 15.., sad 365. Jackals tar Daily Wear, 9a. to Ma

HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' TROUSERS
and VESTS.-611 and 67. Octordatreet.—Darability and
comfort in wear are avarantied. The Wabtoasts are so cos-
structed u to hilltop well over the chest, and thus exclude all
damp ant cold. Trous-n, ha. ad. to Its. dd. Vesta, la. ad. to /a ad.
Provincial Establishments : Birmingham and Leeds.

WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED?
Tins query Is worthy oenelderatfou by every the anxious
to retain the inestimable blessing —sight ; for on correct know-
ledge la to the proper time for ruing !Spectacles will depend the
certainty of preset, lag clear vision to the end of life. When it.
deficiency- is determined a nicety of discriinthation must be sued
In adapting tenses of the exact power that will supply the Wes, or
Irreparable injury will result. Optical quacks, like medical quacks,
do local. triable mischief by their ignorers& pretension. as to
proved 14 the victims at country hawkers and unskilled vendors.
Surely, then, It were wiser to sok advice 'rather tram some
optscian of repute, and avoid risk to nee's sight. The ohl firm
of Thames Barris and Son (established 17S0 opposite the British
It menus-gale, London, having specially attended to the mum-
future of spectacles, are competent to adrim on all Uri ppsr-
inns to the remedying detective vision by the gicurate adaprrkloa
of tiro lenses, mathenistically true, of the requisite power, and
mho bythe Judicious selection of a spectacle frame (whisk le like-
wise important- of the form most hemming the face.

WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG. —BATHS
Homburg offers to the Matter. daring the winter amen.
all the conveniences and attractions of larger towns. The mag-
Dineen' casino is open throughout tba year. Numerous and
'standee additions have recently been made to It. It metal=
a variety of spacious and splendidly decorated apartments, a
grand saloon Mr balls and concerts, a superb dialngroma and
comfortable diem, a roomy and well-furnished reading -room,
liberally and pnnetnally supplied with German, English,
French. Italian, Ru,sian. /*lgloo. and Dutch journals.
The banks of Trente etdmarante and Roulette are dolly open,
on terms more advantageous to the player than are usual: las
former having but the half refait, and the latter only one zero.
The daily venture of the Trente-et-Quarante hank is twelve
thousand pounds. and the mazzmum stake Is four hundred and
eighty pounds. The refrehment department of the Casino is
under the superintendence cf H. Chemt, the celebrated Parisian
restauratear. The superior orchestra of Messrs. Dube and Koch
performs In the grand ballroom every evening. Concerts,
halls, and other festivities are well regulated and frequent.
The new theatre, erected with a view to the requirementa
of comfort, and decorated with artistic elcmince, com-
municates, by a well-warmed gallery, with the various saloons
of the CfAino. A clever French Vaudeville company performs
twice or three times a week. The extensive preserves of the
directors abound In nal-deed roe, hares, and feathered gams
The new railway boa ainimt brought Romberg baths to
the ostakirts of Prinikfort. There are fourteen trains a day, to
or fm, the last as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey coca-
pies only MU an hour, the *mummies. to of Fraakfert are witldn
easy meek Visitors in Llombumf may get to Brum& in twelve
boars, to IMAM in lifteen, to Paris In sixteen, and to Loudon in
twenty lour, as excellent la the intertemmanlestlen by rail.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS sad NEW YEAR'S
GIFTS for all who court the Gay and Festive gesm•—
ROWLANDS' MACAfriAR OIL, • preserver and be•otUEer of the
hair beyond all precedent. Rowlands' Ratydor, for imparting •
radiant bloom to t►e complt %lon, and a sottnesa and delicacy to
the bands, inns. and neck. Rowlands' (Mont*, or Pearl Dalai-
Mee. /or giving a peari-like whiteeess to the teeth and fragrance
to the breath. The patronage of royalty throughout Europa,
their general one by teak and Whim, and the universally knows
acy of thew unities. give them a celebrity unparalleled.
Sold by A. ROWLAND and RON& Ratteoßarden, and by
chemists sad parfaamenk—Auk far lowlands' " articles.

GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES.—" Mr.
lam= RemAiurre sew Nsllama Roam "God Met the
Prince of Wales." has really Decor, e a =atonal song to all Intents
sad purposes. It has pained a degree of popularity dollar to
that of • Gad Says the Queen, a popularity, too, which promotes
a similar persaanar....—llluet yodoa!!*.rL ♦ S

TM soei. sa: plioo solo and awt, 4a : but tour Toler.
twopence.
London: Robert Cocks and Co., New Darlingionatreet, W.

AU McssUun

THE
QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. OCXXIX.
wm be published as Saturday ant, Jamlar7 it.

00111212,21.-
1. Odes.
2. American Views et Engles&
2. Toroth's We of Cicero.
4. Ouse and Plata.
=oe'm Travels on the Nile.
7. lows In w 1110dle
S. Me Dube Deckles.
Jobs Money, Anewaark-eleese.

Erin:a-Kam —The Rational Moral ratiati
.111 albortly give a greed pertorcesee• el Xeedsieloba's
onto* Shark Priedpel voceliale—Madeaes Ream.
deed. Mime hams Heywood. Mr. Moe liewree. awl Mr.
Neat*. Orgeald—Mr. Jobe G. Beeetwes. Ilke bead sad
ahem will ecesiet el 700 pwforarers ; the whole WAR Um
direetisa d Mr. G. W. Mertla

ChtiOrAZ"fAIACII. - LOll3 Sanas° DAY. .-.
MosrDAT, Jur. 11.—Adshimblea ea p6yorat. 1469; OW
by Moak Woe* IMIO ; bid. 2.961/.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCII. •

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THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.

BERLIN, Jas. 11.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Herr von
Virehow asked whether Prussia, seeing that the
November constitution bad not been recalled by the
King of Denmark by the let inst., would withdraw
from the London treaty.
Hear von Bismark replied that he would answer
as soon as the house should come to a resolution
upon the loan of 12 millions requested by the
government.
VIENNA, JAN. 11.

The following series of questions, signed by
numerous; members of the Right and Left of the
Lowee House of the Reicharath, has been addressed to
Count Rechberg : 1. Is the policy punned by
Austria in conjunction with the Prussian govern-
ment only the result of Count Reohberg's advice, or
does the entire cabinet share this policy I 2. Does
Austria intend to comply with the resolutions of
thimanor States, even if Prussia should refuse 7
S. Or will this government refuse execution of the
resolutions at the peril of diasolution of the/Herman
Confederation, or even of civil war 7 4. How far
finally does the understanding between Prussia and
Austria extend

In the LoPer Howie of the Reichsrath to-day
the Finance Minister asked for a supplementary
credit of 14 millions of florins, four millions of
which were for war expenses, dating from 1859,
and ten millions for the Federal execution in
Schleswig-Holstein.
In the council of ministers yesterday, the ZOl-
- presiding, it is said to have been resolved to
oppose all resolutions involving the Schleswig-
Holstein succession question in the pending dispute,
and especially all such as held out a prospect of the
occupation of Schleswig. Holstein being turned to
the advantage of spatial hereditary claim.

LEIPZIG, JAIL IL

The address upon the Schleswig-Holstein ques-
tion, voted at the public meeting here upon the
9th inst., was received by the King to-day.
A procession of the civic authorities, the pro.
lessors, students, and citizens, took place after-
wards, cheering the King as protector of German
rights.
His Majesty, thanking them said he was glad
public opinion had been ezpressed in favour of the
question. It was nut in his power to secure suc-
cess, but he would malatain his policy unchange-
ably.
HANOVER, JAL U.

The semi•official Hannorerwhe Zeitimg says :
" The evacuation of the Hronewerk by the Danish
troops has not been again demanded on the part of
the troops entrusted with the execution."
The same paper adds :—" The question of the
boundary line between Schleswig and Holstein is
a matter not yet settled. General Hake has no
power to decide upon it. The mission of the
Federal troops has already been fulfilled."
The King has declined to receive the deputation
which wee to present the address to his Majesty,
voted at the meeting held yesterday. The ad-
dle= will be forwarded to the ministry.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAME, Jan. 11.

At an extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet
to-day, a renewed and urgent motion of Austria
and Prussia was brought forward, to call upon
Denmark to withdraw the November constitution.

The motion further proposes that in case of non-
compliance,. immediate occupation of Schleswig
should take place. The vote will be taken on
Thursday next.

WAR PREPARATIONS IN NORWAY.

COPENHAGEN, JAN. 11.

The Fsedrelemdet of to-day publishes a telegram
from Norway, stating that orders had been given
for the completion of the war materiel of Norway,
and for the training of subaltern officers.
Sixteen thousand men, composed of the reserves
lately a►]led out, will be quartered in Copenhagen
to-morrow.

The Danish Riasdag met today for the discussion
of the special affairs of the monarchy.

ITALY.

TURIN, JAN. 11.

The brigands taken from the Annie have been
seat to Naples, to be tried at the Court of Assizes
in the Terra di Lavora.

In the Senate to-day the Finance Minister deli-
vered a speech, approving the bill for a tax upon
moveable property. The treaty of commerce and
navigation with France will be discussed to-morrow.
In the Chamber of Deputies Signor Petrucelli
gave notice that he would request an explanation
of the foreign policy of the government when the
debate upon the foreign items of the budget came on.
The debate upon the bill for the repression of
brigandage was then continued. The Minister of
the Interior, speaking of suspected persona belong-
ing to various parties, bitterly regretted the recent
occurrence in Paris, which, he said, had aroused
general indignation. (Hearty applause.)
A fire broke oat last night at the Hotel
of the Minister of the Treasury. a part
of the library was burnt, but the flames did not
reach the offices. The fire was extinguished this
morning.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, JAL 11, 3.30 p.m.

The Bourse opened firm, but subsequently be-
came fiat. Reutee closed at 66.80 or 100. lower
than on Saturday.

THE WAR ON THE PUNJAUB FRONTIER.
The following telegram has been received at the
India Moe :

BOMBAY, Dec. 29.

An official telegram from Lahore, dated Hamm-
bar 24, states that the Guide corps and &contingent
of the Bomar tribe, which were detached for the
purpose of destroying Hulks, have returned to
Umbeylah. The original object of the expedition
has thus been accomplished in the destruction of
the seat of the Hindustanee fanatics. The force,
therefore, will return to the plains, and after the
exaction of hostages from the Judoon and Otb-
=mays tribes, will go into quarters. The Paha-
wur district and border is quiet. The Punjeub is
perfectly tranquiL Funds at Bombay :—Yours at
11 per cent. discount; Fives at par; Five-and-a.
Half at pendant.

GOLD rc sorts ro KNOLAND room Aurrimae..—
Tbe following rip sn veyeread by lb* Ire Abeelealiaa
mail as male( from ILdheuss for Louise The Swielk,
with 211,869 metes ; Omer Peoho, with 17,419 meow ;
Beata, with 21,142 weer; aed the Water Nymph, wit►
13,968 moose. The *Asset Bombay eatreyed to Oath. as
route for ftelana, KM assess of gold. The iseeild of
gold at liellmorse op le 1131 b Neeviedter siwoureeed is
1,182.011 ewes; berg as einem of 616 ewes NW the
eetreepoedier