The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-02 00:00:00

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Weand i 024 b;;; observed for some time
s: It male he admatogemes So thee: Casement° see
a much larger saleeMon at Bodesosa Parathiris then to waft
displayed, and that to Alm properly of the sou sad effect of
the Mffereot descriptioos of Furniture, it ls that each
description stionhi be placed In separate rooms. have,
therefore, ERECTED large and Additional SHOW-BOOMS, by
which they are enabled not only to extend their Mow of lion
Brash mid Wood eadMeada and Bedroom luralturia, beyond
what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide
several mall roam Mr the purpose of keeping omplate Mies
of Bed-room Faraltare la the differing styles.
Japanned Deal Goods may be seem la complete mites of eve or
to different colones, some of them light and ornamental, sod
others of a plalver deeerlptioa. Suites of Stained Ural (MUM
Puroltare, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set mart in
separate room, so that customers are Mkt to see the effect salt
would appear I. their own rooms.
The stock of Mahogany Goods for the better 'bedrooms, and
Japanned Geode for Plain and Servants' use, Is very greatly in-
creased. Me whole forming as complete an movie:mut of Bed-
room Furniture as they think ponsibly be desired.
HEAL and BON'S ILLUSTBATID CATALOGUE of Bedsteads,
Bedding, and Bedroom Furalture sent tree by post.
Mk 157, Totteaboas-ooartmad, Union.

CCANDLES.-PRIZE MEDAL.
Adopted b 7 bix Illajety's Goveruistkor
Ur urban 'Wawa

J. C. and J. FIELD,
the ortstaal inanufacturara sad bolder, ot the Het Prise Medal,
cantles the public whet any orator imitations. Their label
ou all peekete and Oaten &la sy all &alms torombeet the
Whams!' end be exportation at the Werke, UPPER
LAMBETH. LONDON. &, when she may he obtained
their oakobraled Belted 'Gawk* leap TIMM&

TEE 11/171GORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE..
The most scientifically papered sad most powerful twirl
tire oordlel ever Introduced: rotas te Satz aermal cloudlike'
an the seeretioas, on the Integrity of which perfect health de
=lt la a specific for debldity of all binds, and from its con.
g, moot other ingredients, melee and pheepera of soda,
will pews highly beneficial to the maroons and cl)speptic.
Price tt . per heaths, oe tour quentities lu one for 2fit Sole
Agents, Mesas. Imungartea and Co., MO, Oxfordatreet.
sad 1133 a. Feacherchetwat. KC. lewdest

BRONX PORCELAIN, OAK CARVINGS. de.
MR. J. C B will BILL by AUCTION,
at his Omni Rooms, IS. Eingedeset, Covent-garbs. on
FRIDAY. June A at heltpast 11 precisely, a consignment from
the continent of ANTIQUITIES of the 12th, lath, and lath
centuries, cceintint at Innate, porcelain, marbles, oak care-
Imp, and several Mews of Louis XVL fattire, a magniaoseit
red Egyptian porphyry slab mountod co started oak Louis IVI.
R eta Also a lot of Chinese curiosities, a choice collection
el old and modern prints contained In IP/portfolios, a Mee boob,
de.—On view morning of ialm sad estalognes had.

ri lIIE COURT JOURNAL'S ORIGINAL
1, SPORTING ARTICLZ, on SATURDAY next, which gave
the Winner af the Derby of this year, the Pink Second,
and Third for the last Si. Leger, the Find for the 2,000 Guineas,
and the Plat for the 1,000 Guineas.

THE COURT JOURNAL of SATURDAY
next will contain MU PARTICULARS of the LEVER and
Parliament Sketched, with all the Court, Fashionable, Liters/T.
Theatrical and general topics of the week, and original Conti.
metal news, to., tc.-Bold by all newsagents, and at the rail-
way sta
Stical,. Price Id.. post fres, Thomas, 14 Brylikes-
street, itund.

EXETER MUSEUM sod ALBERT MEMO-
P.L&L, —The BCILDUIt of this week contains • floe view
end plans of the selected design for the Exeter Albert Memorial
end Mneeuene—New Materiels for Idle of Paul Vaneoiner—On
moos:mow Ardoteesue and Sculpture-The Inhibition at
the Painter Shilnesehill—The Towers of Rome—Sanitary Papas
—and ell the Art and Arehlteetural News. Price M,or by poet
541.—Yin1, Terk-etriet, CoTest-prdea.

0113M10 of A CUIJACI AT HIOIIII7IIT Nay
PARE —The new district church of St. Augustine, High-
bury New Park, which has bees erected through the multi.
Somas of Henry Ryden, Fag., the owner of large
la the neighbourhood, wee formally opened last Pziritiy
the Lord %Mop of Leedom. As the distrist is which it le
built is, at present, thinly aisted, Mr. Itydon deter.
mined to defray the cost himmeK sad sot appeal for any
help to thces resident in the neighbourhood. He has
accordingly had a plain temporary from church, capable of
accommodating about 1,000 gnome, erected, the work being
assented at a cast of about 51,000 f. Previous to Diets' ser-
vice, the bishop and a petty of ladies and gentlemen were
entertained by Mr. Rydon 66 an elegant repast, at his private
residence, Highbary New Park.
Snoseonn-ernsrr. —While on the subject of
metropolitan thoroughfares, we feel it our duty to direct
attention to the diegraceful condition of Stamford-street,
which now virtually blocks up the now street through
Southwark to London-bridge. We do not exaggerate when
we my there is not a township in England which bas a road
in so diagesafal a state an this main thoroughfare in the heart
of London. It bears a warm ressaiblamos to the villainous
by-paths formed across the vineyards at Balaklava than any-
thing we hammer expected to me is Londe", or eyes in Eng-
land. For more than Ni weeks the road has been in this eon-
ditioa, without ail serious attempt having been made to int•
Prove it. Now it up in such • stale, as regards the depth of
its mud, sad the width and dagger of the boles which the
mod screens, that it is is the highest degree unsafe to drive
down it alter nightfall. Sanely as hoar sow mama with-
out some mhiclothecoming so deeply imbedded is the mire
as to stop all tragic, sod it seems almost a miracle that a
mien accident has not occurred keg before this. Is am
of such an accident it is some comfort to think that those
intrusted with the repair of the reed will be liable is heavy
'urea—Tina,

[G, JAJNE ft. 1884.

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00P112411AGIN, Max El, 9.42 a.m.
The Dig&lad of to-day, in an article upon the
Danish question, seys "Should the London treaty
be annulled and the German inhabitants of the
mocsimity themselves decide upon their destiny, the
settlement of the succession will become void. The
Den* inhabitants will then demand an equal right
of ahmeing for thalami ves a monarchical or a repub-
lican govenment, sad also decide whether they
join Germany or Sweden."

PUBLIC FEELING IN OOPICNRAGEN.
PARIS, Jan 1, Vann.

The lefonifeur du Soir says ;.--" It— is asserted
that public opinion at Copenhagen energetically
demands a resumption of hostilities, the present
' lemon of the year being especially favourable to
the Danes. In ease of fresh delays arising their',
naval strength could but be neutralised by the
appear& of the bad season."
DIiiiTURBANOIS IA RAM&
BIRK" Joss 1.
The government has despatched Federal Coun-
cillor Schenck as extraordinary commissioner to
the district of Beale, on account of the great politi-
cal agitation prevailing in that part. Fears are
entertained that a collision will take place.

PORTUGAL.
LIUON, Jou 1, 11.8 Lc
A bill to establish free trade in corn has been in-
troduced to the Cortes.

Heavy gala were raging last night, during which
the British ship Freak and the Russian ahip
Arthur were capsized in the harbour.

PARI9,2Tovs 1, EVIMING.

Advice@ received here from Lisbon mention a
rumour that the Portugueee government is about to
bring forward a new loan for fifty millions.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jm 1.

The Progreasist Committee, disregarding the
differences prevailing between Senores Espartero
and Olozaga, has resolved upon reorganising the
Party.

ADDRESS TO KING CHRISTIAN.

COPENHAGEN. MAT 29.
A deputation from Kolding (Jutland) had
audience of the King on Tuesday last, to preset
an address to his Majesty, signed by 1,1100 per
of that town and neighbourhood, designated in
the address as " having felt the burdens of the
war more severely than any other." The following
is the text of the address :
Most neasicsis Hing,—We appreash your Majesty's throne
at a miens ammet--at a time Miss every brawl, is filled
with apprebassioa for the ratan al our beloved fatherland.
A suspension of arms has been eoseleded, and the blood-
shed which his already carried morales into so easy
families, and made so many hearts heavy with grief, has
temporarily 0111111/44 May your Majesty enamel in replacing
the moieties by pesos! Yee—
Most Gracious Slag I—Although we an all anxious to
dojo, once moss the blessings of maw under your Majesty's
Wood win, we Wad► higher impeder:4s M the Wu*
of the country and the independence of your Majesty as a
Danish King than to liberation from the prewar* of
the moment. In the unequal ocrateet which Den-
mark I. carrying 00, your Majesty has appealed
to the eoduranos of the people, and this royal
word has forted an echo in our hems, We come
from a district which has felt the burdens of the war more
severely than any other ; but we do not come to complain.
Although we wish for pesos, we pray to Almighty Uod for
sodomite and strength to support the maim which our
just cause may further entail. We coach& with ported
reliaoce upon your Majesty, your house sad year mixes- I
salge advisers, convinced that your Majesty's goverment
will know bow to protect our intenial freedom, so deeply
rooted is the existence of the people, as well as our good
right and our natural indepeadwse
May God protest your Majesty sad our beloved country.