The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-23 00:00:00

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NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE
SOClETT.—lnMateted 180 E span the Principle of Mutual
Ammon
nis Society affords 11MUM. ADVANTAGES to the intend-
TM Rates of Premium are 10 PIE CIW?. MS than those of
most 01Ices.

WIIOLY OP Till TROFTTS team to the Amara&
Omehelf a the tart five Anneal Premium any remain an •
permanent dude upon Policke effected tat the whole duration
of We.

POSMON or TWA SOCINIT.
The Accumulations exceed L 2,000,000
The Amount Amazed Ic upwards of .. LC670.465
Capital in band LC027,805
Annual Income exceeds L 240,000
L*112,511 bans been paid to tlis representatives of decausd
sambas dazing the last TEN Team
for farther Inforrestion sad Prospectus apply at the goolety's
Cake,
araflarreystrest, Norwich; Crescent, N.. Brkigiarotreek
Illackid tondo*.

THE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE
ooMPANY (Lizattod).
"="ftwt Malted Liability der Ye Coder Acta,
watby UN
anent d lb* arr a IlabOity of BOortitoldfin 1 o limited to the

• 4T:llrea4 Cluringoreie.
Capita L 60.000, to 10,000 Shane of L 6 seek
(Slut power to hsereeee.)
10a per Obeys oti Application, sod IMe. ow Alleeaseet.
No Promotion Money or Prellitlaery impessee.

Cualor Clarion. H.N., U:Paricamenastrist, &W.
=Knallsk. scandaimillso, Kensington.
J. Bolton, Kr., Grove-perk. Kingsbury
Llivatimant-Colonel Comm, lissumont-street, Portland-
'WC
Imajrdn Amide?. Mg, Upper Holloway.
Hanunr.—Tlie Union bra of Loudon. Cbarbsgeross Brand,
4, Parall Era, S.W.
INOL/ISL—llmers. Ration sad Wood, 1. Crown4sonrt, Thread-
set,
laldeuntS—lassms. Klaberisy and Pura SS, OU Braid-
strut, ICC.
Avverou.
James Hatton, , U, Moomisterriset, KC.
Thou Morllasaann—d Stubbs, T
W.y.& ,14, Northa
rshall.mK r.ptongssek,
Ma
Sammetag—lroda. larmr, 164. Iliread.
Tesnmstury Kw. Arm-yank llooggateatrest, City.

Thu objects of this Company an to Deport, purchase, and sell
every description of foreign wimish 1114( its. and 11.111111/L 110°
undestake the direct agencies to Malawi of wino paean and
shir-oitabliithing the Malmo of this Company, the Directors
bare secured very eligible premises near Charlatan's. and also
the oblestablished connexion and stock in trade attached to a
wed lucrative bus Med. which has been established upwards of
M Cams, mid of itself will yield a large profit to the
The led returns of the tutor...house show tla=Yean..
annedion of wine (which was 7000,000 /Allow in 1860, Use last
yeas of the high duties; increased In 1801 to 11,000,000, or con-
siderably over 60 per cent, and It is an admitted fact that the
ands Is dill in ifs infancy. It will hardly be necessary to add
ths meta derived. from the sale of wines are very large,
sad that tbe Company. by losportlag sad shipping its own wines,
mill save the profit of the shipper and the met of 'geodes and
tell than be L a position to lair to (he public wines of superior
quality at lower prices than have hitherto been charged, and at
the woe time seetin« to the sharelmblers large dlvldyde ; in
cid of which It may Sc mentioned, that as association farosed
bsol=droller In the objects of this Osusgend. and which
rotablished Inc many years, la now meg a dividend at
twenty-five per cent. passim's.

.
An Important feature le this Compaq WU he "A Share-
bolders' Tariff,- s Nth will secure to them the advantage of per.
chasing wines. spirits, and Unnenrs at a easoldwable dhocient
born the public price list of the Company.
Attention is drawn to the fact that no Promotion Mooey or
expenses will be charged to the Company, which
rat= tinarY gguarantee of the bed Ode character of the undertaking.
The Directors intend to conumence business immediately, and
khey have matured the services of Mr. W. S. Marshall, as manager.
Who has been many yearn actively engaged in the trade.
A number of the Wares have already been taken. and applies.
Moe for the remainder smut be made in the annexed form acmes.
pulled with &deposit of 10a par shave to the brokers. bankers,
solicitors. at the Company a two offices, or to the Seem-
, at his office. where and all Informaison can be

DI:PORTANT SALE of BIUTTSW INSICTS, Boots, an, the
voileoliems of the late JOHN WALTON, Esq., 1T.L11., Ac.
IVIRJ. O. STEVENS bees to sabouoce that he
.wIN MILL by AUCTION. et We (heat Rooms, 78, Hine.
slam* Corcatiorden. TO lIOtitOW, lisseb 14. at bol•Wet &X
the wellelowen CABINNT of BRITISH CUB.CL%
rOVDI7:4 smut tabs: MUM of the late John Walton, Beg •
; also mistral other oolTeetkess of British coleopters
ease lephlooters, excellent estimate, estossologkal books,
lim.—On view, sad catalogues hod.

TOZEAIII3 COPARINE MEGE, intoondully
tried In the Parte and Leaden odor the tem et
Peres Ciftertar, Weald, Uord, F d, sad !Agee Clark
altren. Oth UM, ideate a ewe In a* ererssr As dee*.
Wither Is meat or chroele ed. per boatel:4lZ
la sa C. Joann* Preach Amid. e tiarstesoL

WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT
sad SALMON every d.y as 03011.0111 110171.,
STRAND. The beet flab ordinary in London at 6 o'clock, includ-
ing whitebait, salmon, and all choke Bah to limen, joints, and
chinas, b. each. Whitebait, salmon, and all other flab in the
soffenroosi teem IS till S. Whitebait lees tor ladles, b.. each.

ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT.
JOY/1 F. BIOGB and Co., sole contractors for Bottled
Beer to the International labllntion„ /meats for Samuel *Hamm
sad floa's India Pale sad Bartow Ale. and Guinness, 800.
and On's latra Mout, Importers of Wines and Bphita—Ofilces
and Stoma, the Itoral Szehange, RC—The trade supplied as
liberal terms for cash

FLOWER SEEDS, carriage free.
PRIZE MEDALS, 1851 sad leaf-12 saw tunnels, 10e. ed.;
ditto, Si,: 26 half hardy annuals, Is. ell.: 12 ditto, as., 60 hardy
mitts* 10s. ;20 ditto, 44.: 15 ditto, Es. Od. The shove miles-
tone are selected with the greatest care, with a view to give
Use atmest possible variety. Ample cultural directions are
printed cm each pellet.
BUTLER sad WCULIAICII, mum 11160HARTR, Comet-
gardesmarket. Leedom

FURNITURE OARRIAGE TREE,
to say Part of tbe Kingaces.
Drewtog-roost Intros In Vetvet •
Doming-room Suites, complete • •
Dtv'na-room &utak complete U • 0
Ileu-zoom Salted. meanie% U • •
Warranted rtritolam
P. and 8. 1112703,
144, 01/011.1041TISET, W.
Illeminted Ceimlogose gratis mad past bee on application.

j 0. sad J. FIELD, stgail.immlattimeturers
war Chi MIMIOC seenPP2 to Ohm the
mast (MS) les awarded, candles adv. eld3
her Itsjestrs Goverment for sae oaths trilltary mahouts abuts.
Theo roadie' can be catalog of all chandlers sad In
the United Iterlow. Price la ad. per pentad . also s eelo.
heated Milted ionise Soap Tablets, al. red W. meeh.
The public are cautioned to en that Plats label ls on the
=or beam Wholesale call, mod he eameremttam—Upper
Lambeth. Leedom. B.

" VECELLENTE BLTOUTEBIE COI7RANTS.
MODILIS SPICIAUX a VIM 171.'—WAT111111-
fITON sad SILOODIN, having ban with a lint-clam
Medal at the Paris Universal txhibl lion, accompaaled by the
above Eaktering testimontal, respectfully invite tie public to an
Inspection of their GOLD CIiAIS and extensive assortment of
laWZLLKRT all made on the premises.
WATERRSTON and 161LOODLN,Goldemitha Manufactory, No.
16, Nenriet{a. Covest-gardes. W.C. letablialled A.D. 1796.
Assam med. of Chains and 3evregery for la mod N.R. This
seMbliahmeet la closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at
o'clock.

TROUSERS.--Spocial attention is called to the
NEM MUM( 000D1, and gentlemen who do not mind
=fair price for a good pair of trousers ma depend on
and 'unarm that cannot b. excelled, at
JuMILTON and LIIIPTON TAILOIIS,
1116, Strand (opinions Izettor Hall).

AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
sad Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS
MACASSAR OIL This eleguit, Magni= and pellucid oft is
la high repute for Its unprecedented =m duri
ng
the dung
leverastaa
years in promoting the growth, restoring, and beau
tying the human hair. prevent' hair from falling off or turn-
ing WM, strengthens weak enses it from scarf and
dandrlff. aad makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For
children It la especially recommended, so forming the be= of •
beautiful head et hair. In all climates It alike displays lie, a-
comparable result', and his long keen an established favourite
In Indß Price Ss. ed , 7a, les. dd., equal to four small. end 115
per bat= Sold at 10, Ifattoogantst, and by cheralida sad per.
kmern—Ask foe Rowlands' Macassar OU.

lIININR—The MEDICAL PROFESSION
—TM LANE= Dr. Earth and others recommend
" `eaten' Quinine Wine" as an excellent and ample stimulant.
Manufactured only es ROBERT WATERY., 2, Martln stone.
Cannon street, London, &C. Bold by Grocers, Italian Ware-
bowmen, and others, at Ma. a dozen.
Wholesale Agent, Z. Lewis and Co.. Worcester.

AR EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTS
ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without conikslng the bowels°,
affecting the head, truly etlicaclooa nod pleasant, la admitted to
be the Lest medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds,
confirmed cases of asthma, and laciplent consumption. It trib
goently pen°. whom the faculty pronounce incurable,
admirably allays the tickling whit* provokes Segues{ wi
to approaching consumption its effects me troll totterac
Persons (lends ed of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffers-
& on. may depend on relief In a few minutes, after taking It.—
Prepared only and sold by W. LA ‘t BERT, chemist, S. King WiL
Usin.eireet. Charing-cross, sad by ail druggists. In bottles,
and dime quantities In one, k. Hd. Be particular and ask for
Inzabert's Asthmatic Balsam. Them= and eddies' is engraved
no the sloop.

TEM MET, IT THE AIITHOZ OF " AURORA MOTO,
" LADY ADMITS mast- an.
ELEANOR'S VICTORY
was coo menned la "ONCE A WEEK on March 7.
Landow : Dradbery and inns, U, Basvarbaslsest. LC.

GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES.
National Bow, with Maws ad lib., by BanitsY Lembo,
31.: tot piano ;11hwtrbted with Loyal Oreay), 4a.: piano

At a Comsat at the Literary Institution. Walsworth. " Mr.
Rogers sang, with the choir, ky Richards'. noble song • God
Bless the Prince of Wales.' It was encored. being rnoet enthual-
astfrally reterred, singers and hearers apparently entering Into
it with heart and soul."—donth London Journal, !larch 14.
.

London 3 Robert Cocks and Co., New 13
publishers to the Qasau. All Musicaellers.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

We read in the Czas of the 17th inet. the follow-
ing details of an incident briefly mentioned by
telegram :
Mr. Louis Finkenstone, a British subject, provided with
• passport granted on the Nth March, 1862, by Fart Rus-
sell, was no the 14th of the present month on hie way
to the neighbourhood of Miechow for the purpose of
making • purchase of corn. Being arrested in the
village of Gork• by a Ramiro detachment, he was
taken before the commander. After having shown his
English passport, which was in perfect order, he wee sub-
jected to a strict search, which did not result is the dime.
eery d any object of suspicion. The Russian major before
whom he bad been taken told him that he had nothing to
fear, bat that for more ample explanations he must be taken
before Prises lbschowskoi, the commander of all the troop,
in the seighboarbood. Mr. Finkenstone passed the night
is &carriage ; a soldier was pl..ced near him by the officer,
to prevent his being massacred by the Enimass. During
the night several wouuded perilous and pisosers were
brought near the carriage in which was the Englishman.
On the following morning there was a great tumult
the Remises, as a detachment of Poles had op-
One Ruasian battalion, commanded by the major,
gid7ut against the insurgents for • certain time ; but
the other called out that the prisoners mart be put to death.
The allow, pistol in band, opposed the execution of that
project, but being himself menaced by his owo soldiers with
death, he was obliged to give way. Severs' priorities were
immediately killed, and Mr. Pinkeestose received twenty-
six bayonet wounds. He was completely stripped, and his
watch and 5,800 roubles taken from him. Thus ill-treated,
Mr. Finkeostose, to save his life, pretended to be dead. A
soldier, to be sure that he was really killed, struck him a
violent blow on the head with the butt end of his musket ;
but the Englishman did not move, and thus saved his life.
The Poles masters maste of the ironed, raised up Mr.
Finkenstone dressed l is wounds, and at the request
of that geritleman had him carried to Cracow, where
he laid his complaint before the English Amteaseder at
Vienna.

During the short stay of Langiewicz on the estate
of the Marquis Wielopolaki, at Cbobrze, he gave
the strictest orders to prevent any injury being
done to the property.

Advice& from Berlin state that the Prussian
government has opened an inquiry to ascertain the
number of volunteers of the province of Posen who
have gone into Poland. The pohoe are occupied in
drawing up a list. The different educational esta-
blishments have been called on to make known the
names of pupils who have disappeared. The num-
ber of insurgents arrested on the Prussian territory
after the battle of Micosowice was 81, including
the wounded ; 49 of them were Prussians, 28 Poles,
three Austrians from Gallic* and one emigrant
from London. Among them were 13 pupils of the
colleges, 12 apprentices, and 10 domestics and
labourers.

Tin OPINING Or TUN EDINBURGH BOTANICAL
GARDRIIII ON HUNDAT.—The following commrounicettin
was received in Edinburgh on Thursday :—" Treasury-
chamlere, March 10, 1863. Sir,—With reference to the
memorial traesinitted by you on let November last. signed
by 14,160 males, inhabitants of Edinburgh and its vicinity,
is favour of opening the Botanic Garden. on Sunday, lam
desired by the Lords Cemmissioesre of her Majesty's Trea-
sury to acquaint yon that, having taken all the circum-
stances into full nonsideration, and especially the divided state
of opinion is Edinburgh, and the strong expression of feel-
ing against opening the gardens on Sunday, conveyed
to this board in memorials from many congregatMne
and places in Sootland, my lords bare some to the conchs-
aloe that It is thew lordship' duty, on the whole, to stake
no cheep kith. Mee regarding admission to them gardens.
—I em, sir, your otesdient servant, F. 'VAL.—Mr. Alex-
ander Stewetd, I, Bargemequare, Edinburgh, N. 8." A
similar communication fias been received by the Lord Pro-
vost in reply to the memorial spinet the eposia...—
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