The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-25 00:00:00

TO BRITISH COLUZBIA FOR AB9.

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LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to
IVVNEW YORK Direct. —The LIVERPOOL, NNW YORK,
mat PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend despatch-
leg their full-powered Clyde-built iron Screw Stearo-shipa, veiling
at laustialovni to tanbark paresswers and dk
isa. ma knows
WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR YOKE.
KANGAROO, Wednesday Nov. 28.
M I OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Dec. 3.
EDINBURGH, Wednesday, Dec. 10.
And every succeeding Wednesday.
Cabin pawn.% 1{,17, and 21 guinea., according to the accom-
modation. Forward 8 guissaa, including all pronsions
cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British
Columbia, booked through on very advantageous tenns.—For
further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, at, Water-street,
Liverpool; or to RIVIM and MACRE, 61, King William-etreet
My.

RIVER TYNE IMPROVEMENT.-
(Regulation, Purchase, and Employment of Steam Yea-
eels—Application of Tyne Improvement Fond—Amendment of
Acts)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICATION is in-
tended to be matte to PARLIAMENT for leave to bring in a RILL
fur the fancying purposes, or some of them, that is to say :
To enable the Tyne Improvement Commissioners to regulate
the speed and the boars and times of departure, of the use of
landage places by, and the rates and fares of the passenger
steam vessels plying on the Tine.
To enable the Tyne Improvement Commissioners to regu-
late the use and the rates to be charged in respect of
the steam-vessels used for towing vessels in or upon the
Eller Tine, and any docks now made and hereafter to he
made in or in connexion with the said river, and to and
from the sea, and to charge rates or dues on steam-vessels enter-
log do.ks belonging to the said commissioners: and also to
enable the Tyne Improvement Commissioners to build, purchase,
and hire, and maintain, use, and employ, steam-vessels for the
of towing vessels in or upon the River Tyne and any
fiourrrs now° made and hereafter to be made in or in connexion
with the said river ; and to and from the sea, and to apply for
that purpose the Tyne Improvement fund, and to charge and
receive dues and rates in respect of such last-mentioned steam.
vessels.

And it is proposed by the said hill, so far u shall he necessnry
for the lic.rpolieri aforesaid, to alter, amend. and ee6•nd the pro-
visions of the several arte hereinafter mentioned—that is to lay,
The Ten., Improvement Ail. tide, The Tyne Improvement Act.
ltsl2, The Tyne Improvement Act, 1867, The Tyne ❑nprovemcut
Act, 1e59, and The Tyne Improvement some c:
them. 26
And notice Is hereby further given, that. on rittlie
day of December nets, printed copies of the said intended bill
will he deposited In the Private hill Mice of the House of Com-
mime

-Dated this lith day of November, 18(1.
J. and M. CLAYTON,
Solicitors for the MIL

SAINT LUKE'S (MIDDLESEX) WORK-
HOUSE and VESTRY-liALL.—(Howers of Arrangement
between Vestry and Guardians of Saint Luke's, Middles x, foe
erection of Vestry-ball: itepral of cestain Restrictions Work.
house and peerages to be in Pariah of Paint Luke : Amendment
of Acts.)
BOTHA: IS HEREBY GIVEN. that APPLICATION is in-
tended to be made to PARLIAMENT in the ensuing session for
leave to being in a BILL fur all or some of the following pur-
poses ;that is to say,:
To authorise the vestry of the parish of Saint Lnke, Middlesex,
and the guardians of the poor of that pariah, to enter into and
carry Into ettert agreements and arrangements as to the crea-
tion, maintenance, and use ,f a vestry-hall, offices, end other
buildings, upon a portion d the land now enclosed within the I
boundary wall of the workhouse belonging to that parish, abut.
Ling on and near the City-road, or forming part of the prenth.cs
occupied by the said guardians in connexion with the said work-
house, Ind to enable the said vestry and until ins respectively
to erect and provide such vestry-hall, otters, and Windings, and
to charge their respect eve lades or funds with any sums of money
rejuessi for such purposes, IV for any other abject or purpose of
the MIL and to raise money In such manner as may be prescribed
loot authorised by the bill, or to connrm by the bill any such
agreements or arrangements.
To cereal so far as relates to the said Intended eestry.hall and
the Wiliam, connected therewith the provisions and restric-
tions contained in the net 7 Geo. IV. cap. 14° with respect to
the erection of buildings within a certain distance of the City-
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provkle and declare that the) said workhouse, vestry-hall,
and offices and huildium connected therewith respectively, and
the bole and premises belonging to or occupied by the said
guardians, and appertaining to or occupied with the said work-
house, and enclosed within the buttisdary wall or fence of the
workhouse, or adjacent thereto, and now belonging to or occu-
pied by the sail guardian., shall henceforth he transferred to
and be within and form part of the perish of St Luke, and not
within or part of the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, and
for such pnrpose to alter the boundaries of the raid perishes
of Saha Lake and Saint [Poniard, Shorediteh, respectively, and
to exempt the said guardians sad vestry. and the lands and
buildings so tmowlerred, from all parochial and other local
rates, tales, and sums of money, now or hereafter payable,
within the parish of Saint Leonard, Shoreditsh, whether to the
wiry, guardians of the poor, or other bodies or local authori-
ties within such last-mentioned parish.
To enable the mid guardians and vestry of the parish of Saint
Luke to purchase the fee simple of the lands, buildings. and he-
reditament* now need as or du connexion with the said work-
house.
To alter, envied, repeal, and enlarge, so far as needful, some
of the provisions of the act 48 George 111., cap. tol, relating to
the poor of the said pariah of Saint Luke : 43 George 111.. vv.
312, relating to the poor of the pariah of S. Wm I:sontto
Shoreolitch ; the said act 7 George IN ~ cap. 112, relathm to the
turnpike roads north of the Thames; the Metropolis lewd Ma-
nagement Acts, TM. 18 and ID Victoria, rap. 120: 10 and 20
Victoria, eon. 112 ; 25 and to Victoria, cap. 102, and any of the
acts referred to In the bcforementioned acts, or any of them,
or rotating to or affecting the matten aforesaid.
Print ml copies of the intended bill will, on or before the 2rol
day of December next, be deposited to the Private Ililbotlice of
the House of ConlfitollL
Dated this 13th day of November, 11)E.
JOHN PARSON, Vestry Clerk.

WINTER SEASON at HOMBURG BATHS.
HOMBURG offers to the visitor. during the winter
mason, all the convenleumei and attraetiotnid larger towns. The
magnificent casino. which is open throughout the year, contains
a variety of 9s:scions and splendidly decorated apartments, a
grand saloon for halls and concert., a superb dining-room and
cendortable Mead), d roomy end well.furnistwel reading-room,
liberally and putieteally applied with firemen. Engik
French, Italian, KIIMNOI,'Ash, Belgian, and Butch joureata.
The banks of trenteetettianuite and roulette are daily open, on
terms more advantageous to theplayer then are usual : the former
having hat the half refait, a'al the latter onlvone sera. The daily
venture of the trente-cd-quarante bank le twelve thousand pounds,
and the maxinium stidte to four hundred and eighty pounds.
The refreshment department of the casino Is under the super.
inteuilence of M. Chevots the celebrated Parisian restaurateur.
The superior orchestra of Mears. Garin cud Koch performs
in the grand ball-room every evening. Concerts, balls,
aol other festivities are well-regulated sod frequent, and
are varied by the representations given, two or three
times a week, in the Freuch vaudeville theatre.
The extensive preserves of the directors al I In red-aleer,
roe. hares, and feathered game. The new railway has almost
bruteA ift mr.burg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There
are fourteen trains a day, to 4r fro, the last us late en eleven
o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the smear-
mauls of Yrank are within easy reach. Visitors in Hom-
burg may get to Brussels in twelve hour., to Berlin in fifteen. to
Pens in sixteen, and to Loudon in tweuty-four, so excellent la
the interromnitinication by rail.

DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE
restores manh.off to the most cluttered constitutions lo
Sour Patna Failure Is Impossible. Its effects are permanent.
No cotuultation neoessru7.—Sold in eases, with full Instruction;
at 11c, or loor qaantitics for L. sent anywhere, owetulty
peeked on receipt of remittance or staispn—FOM anent, EAOUT
and Co.. Mk Strand. near Temple-bar.

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. scams BILIOUS and UV= PILLS, prepared with-
out all Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Or. Scott, will
be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com-
plaint+, indigestion, wind, rimless, giddiness, distirme nt the
flea ffc. For bibltnal costiveness, u a family aperient medicine,
mid as itemiser of the blood, they are truly emellent mild In
their operation and grateful to the 'totem+ they create appetite.
Re eote digestion, end strengthen the whole nervous system.—
aaaff by W. Letieert. 8, King et., Cliarinr,t.cross, and by
roost druggists, In boxes, Is. 10. and Si. 9d. Be sure to ask
for Dr. Pcott's bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are a square
Rees package, with William Lambert" engraved on the stamp.

•
MANLY VIGOUR refttored to the most broken
eenstitntlon In twenty days by the nee of BUDD'S
ELIXIR of LWK. A sate and certain reaturstive most wonder-
ful in its effects; the first week's use will convince the patient
of u;timate and complete recovery of all the energlee of youth.
In bottles at 11 a. and :I;ss., packed and sent to any port for rash
or stamps, by the Agents, Crout and Co., Medicine Warehouse,
229 Strand, London.

A BENEFIT for the LANCASHIRE
OPEBATIVIS
will We plum on the 4th of Mambo', at the
LONDON PAVILION, Tichbornwatrest.

-nNTIII7SIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE
COmLI and the SPAYISH DANCERS and continued
success of Mir COIMTANCIL the Star of the Vied, Madame
Lord:4lli, Madame Valegalise», Madame Elise. and Mr. H. De
Breouer. The bill of faro also includes Sim Collins, Fred. French,
the brothers Shapcott, led by Master Thomas Shapcott, the
youngest an:warner in the world. Mal three years and igt months,
and the quaint comedians Durk& and Cunt,ll).—The LONDON
PAVILION, 1, TlchbornegtiveL—LOlßL and SONNILUOLRII,
Proprietors

ST. GEORGE TAVERN, 213, STRAND.
The best PIA Dinners In London, consisting of all the
choicest Ash In season, Joints, and Cheese, for es. each, at
6 o'clock. Beal Turtle and other Snips always ready. Clean,
well-aired Beds. Bed and Breakfast, as. 6d. each.
T. ORIFFITHS. from Billingsgate.

WHERE to DINE g ANY TIME
THE REST DINNERS IN LONDON,
at the mod nameable charges, at RIBRAII HOTEL and
DINING ROOMS, IE, UPPER ST. MARTIN'S-LANIL Proprie-
tor, J. ILILPORD, formerly chef de cuisine to the late Gover-
nor-General In ladle, Lord Dalhousie, and at the Trob Freres
Provenpaus, Pales Ro) al, Paris, Sc. Indian mete served at •
moment's notice. Joints, entnes, dte., always ready. Bier
al echt man Deutsch. Lou parle Frannie.

STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants.
COGNAC BRANDY.—The well-known Mcuilyetperienced
by the public In obtaining this much-esteemed foreign spirit in a
pure state Induces Stevens and Mon to call attention to the Cognac
Brandy supplied by their house, on the high quality of which the
most implicit reliance May be placed. S. and Son Import none
bat tine brandies, limiting their selsolissis to thsahlpinente at
those Cognac houses whose names and reputation are an ample
guarantee of quality and purity. To invalids and parties requiring
brandy for medicinal purposes S. and Son would particularly ad-
dress themselves. Their prices are as follow :—Brandy, superior
old cognac, th., Sas. ; ditto choice old pale Sia., 30s. per gallon.
Wines and spirits of all kinds delivered Erse within live miles.
Terms eash.-78. Blahopagate-atreet4rititin.

yARMOUTH BLOATERS, 100, Vs. ; 200, 12s. ;
are only supplied by the undersigned during the beet part
of the eiteeou, from middle of October to middle of December.
Forwarded to all parte of England upon receipt of Post-office
or,ler, postage stamps, or remittance through any branch of the
National Provincial Bank of Zuglatul, who are his bankers, and
to whom he hers to refer, or to It. Steward, Esq., mayor of the
borongh.—FREDERICK BARER)", ash merchant, Brest Yar-
mouth. Fatablished 1799. High dried herrings, hermetically
seated, sent to all parts of the world.

HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS.—
The NEW COATINGS for the coaling season are now
ready, of which specimen garments are kept to choose 11.010;
also a select stock of walking, lounging, and over-coata always on
hand, at
HAMILTON and HIMPTON'S,
105, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall