The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-09 00:00:00

BOYS and their CLOTHING.—HY.4II and Co.,
le and W. thiestleteeet. W.
The trot Natablfelmient In the for every dieselphon
of Boyd and Youths' Drees. The ftarnmals nosy be
slaw to ala labrica. Styles, and Blass :
The to 4h. New IRAs Overcall and Capes.
la. Id. to las. Little Dorf that
Its. 4d. to ha. Knickerbocker anClaSalsene Sells.
See. to tlit. Oak Harrow and ItnebYhtte.
lea ed. to tbs. Boys' sod Youth' Jeekets.
les. ed. to 21s. Hors' and Youths' Vests and Trousers.
Department for Boys' Botke7, Sights, Hats. Caton Olathe. ote
Provinekt Branches: Dirminghneo 21. 22. sod 21, Neweheo
Leeds, 42, Drlusate ; and Dewsbury, flontofete.

OVEROOATIEL —No. 106, STRAND.--Special
attention is eh= to this establishment to WINTER
. Which a Wont Mock is alwsys on hand to choose
from.
HAMILTON and KIMTION, Ovatooateoakers.
BTILAND Opposite NzetesAaH.

ARTIFICIAL TRICTH.-8, Grosvenor-street,
Bendetreet, W.—Mr. RaltlLl:l3 PATENT ;protected by
Royal 841111, Jaly 171. No other of the kind In exlatesee. Inspec-
tion tavitad. Consultations he& • Treatise, enplaning the
advantages of the patent, tree for wen Marne.

FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP
TABISTS, ed. and ed. esch, sold by an chandlers and
Mthroashout the Manion' ; bet the pabllo should snit
id's, end see that the suns of I. C. sag YIELD is
oa each yeast, box, and tablet. Wholesale end for exportation
at the works, UPYILit WASH, LIABBSII, LONDON, when
also soap be obtained their Prise Medal Peralline Candles.

MUDM) Bazar LD3RARY • ited).
Subseribers to Undies Library ere informed
that arrangements hays awls bean made the tenting Pub-
lishers for an &LIMY soulabundant SUPPLY. during the Sea-
son. of all FORTIICOKINO BOOLSot marl, and general illitrint.
Rev•ed Lisle of the Principal Works at present in ctrouhitlon,
and catalogues of surplus copies withdrawn for sale, at greatly
reduced prima. are new ready. and will he forwarded, postage
tree. on epplieseket—New Ostordetreet, London: City Office.
S,Alogetreet, Cheapaide.

THE FUTURE CAPITAL of ITALY.—The
BUILDER of THIS DAY, price ed., by post it, con.
tales :.-Loodon Street Anilithicture : Views of New Offices,
Chancery-lane, and Premises, Ring-street, Covent-garden—The
Future Capital of Italy —Valentine Art —Great Grimsby Docks—
Tbe StetoAes and Skates of the Society of Painters In Water-
Colours—Ventilation —Accidents In London—Caine Church,
Wlltddrs—Cold Slaked Moe—. Uwe Abroad and at Hone "
The Beaton Lime—Shrewsbury in Igge—Genend Builders' Amur
clatioo—From Ireland—Working assess' Industrial Exhibitions
-Patents, fte.-Oece, 1. York-atreet, Covent-garden ; and ell
boakaellets.

I.IR,i..LIR.RIPER'S LEGACY.

Now ready, altered to cover, THE NEW CHRISTMAS
N talitUtg. of ALL THE YEAR ROUND, conducted by
CHARLES DICKENS, entitled
MRS. LIRRIPER'S LEGACY.
Mrs Llrriper relates bow she went on and went over.
A past Lodger relates a Wild Legend of a Doctor.
Another past Lodger relates his experience es a Poor Relation.
Another pest Lodger relates what Lot he drew at Gluniper House.
Another past Lodger ba Ms own Ghost Story.
Another het Lodger relate. imitate Passages, to her Husband.
Mrs Lbelper relates how Jemmy topped up.
Trice roerpence.
The Srat 10 volumes of tb• Year Mead," handsomely
hotted to red cloth, are always on sale to seta. prim LS each, or
'lusty Os. each.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms
and ♦ssosat Hooka required ander WI abo►e Ark Wee
all other kinds of Aseciant Books, with every Stationery re-
quisite tor ?abbe Compaaloft the Owntina•houe, *c., sap.
ppßed oa the beg tense. Printing of every descrindon.
Ohara Cortillasles &graved and Printed: Ultima Saab &-
AP...4 in. 4 ”le•!1.4 . ._ _ _

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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(szariz's Tassamte.)
THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
ST. PETERSBURG, DSC. 8.

An imperial ukase. dated yesterday, authorises
the issue of a lottery loan of 100,000,000
of roubles, in bonds of the value of one
hundred roubles, bearing interest at 5 per
cent. These bonds are redeemable in sixty years
by means of drawings, two of which will be held
annually for the first thirty years, and one drawing
annually during the Iva thirty years. At these
drawings the prizes will range from 120 roubles
upwards, payable at Amsterdam, and the total
sum distributed at each drawing will amount
to 600,000 roubles. The subscriptions, which are
payable in teu monthly instalments, to commence on
the lst January, 1865, will be opened on the
15th inst. and closed on the 24th inst. The pro_
coeds of the loan are to be applied to the increase
of the capital of the National Bank, and for the
promotion of national industry.

DISTURBANCES IN ALBANIA.
PARIS, Dam IL

The Paris evening papers publish letters from
Belgrade announcing disturbances in Albania.
600 Albanians are reported to have taken up arms,
ill-treated their Mudir, and massacred a certain
number of the Turkish officials (Zapties) who came
to collect the tithes. Some of the officials escaped
end took refuge at Niche. The Pacha of Nicha
was marching upon Choumlie with a battalion of
infantry, 200 cavalry, and a battery of artillery.
There was a probability of the movement ex-
tending. The roads were not safe. The insur-
gents were led by Mehemet Spalur.

ADDRESS OF SLESWIGERS TO THE KING
OF DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Dcc. 8, 8.40 rad.

A deputation of 5,000 fileswigers has presented
an address to the King of Denmark, at Ko:ding,
the concluding paragraph of which says :
" Should the wishes of the inhabitants prevail in
the final decision upon the destiny of Sleswig, it
will then be seen how deeply love for the ancient
Fatherland is rooted in the hearts of the She-
wigers."