The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-31 00:00:00

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;600 Jam SO.

This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality sad
/said psusses, weed a world known reputation. and their poi-
wow soconunedAtioe is waeurpssasd by way vessels silerd.—Yor
salipienkse respecting freight or pawage to Australia apply
JWIS BAIN= and Co , Liverpool ; all Agents for thp B
len Uas and to T. M. MACKAY and Co„ 1, loadenha-streek
loads" I.C.

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL.
MAIL Irrnimme, egivointed by the Admiralty Mail
atlas"' LIVERPOOL and NNW YO&L sad between UV/13,-
POOL and HORTON, with liberty to call at Hadar or other ports
to land and reserve malls, goods, and persengen, the Boston
alas main at Halifax to Lod and receive amassers and
her Masety's mails. The tolla or other amen are • ap-
malls : pointed to sail from Liverpool, callityl at Cork to receive the

`CHINA, for 111 W YORK, &tardy, June 7.
• Taking passengers end goods for Naansu and Havana, to be
transferred at New Turk onboard the ILM.S.'I. British Queen.
ARABIA, for HORTON, Saturday. June 14.
SCOTIA, fog NEW YORK, Seterday, June 21.
Passage money, Including steward's fee and provisions, bat
without wines or liquors To Halifax and Boston. chief cabin,
in : second akin, KUL To New-York, chief cabin. £26:
second cabin, Al& Freight to Balla; Boston, end New York, f. 3
per ton, and Slier cent. ly to 3. B. ?cord, 624014
Broad-street, loodon . P. Currie, avre, and it, Mace da la
Bonne, ?ark O. and J. Barns, Glasgow; D.
nod. Wiese, Queenstown; or D. an& C. Wiwi, 8, Wake-
str Liverpool

IarEEKTiY STEAM COMXIINICATION to
NEW YORK Direct::—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK,
and PRIIADELPRIA STEARRHIP COMPANY intend despetals
lag their full-powered Iron Screw Steam-ships, calling at Queens-
town to embark passengers and despatches. as follows:
WEAKLY PROM LIVIRPOOL JOB NEW YORK.

EDINBURGH, Wedneadey. June 11.
CITY OP BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Jane IS
And every sueoeedilsg Wednesday.
Cabin passage, 16. 17, end 22 entneile, according to the moons.
asodstion. Forward pewag., 8 guineas, including all provtions
'oohed. Passengers or Canada sad the Western States booked
through on very advantageous ternsa.—For further particulars
Mt* WILLIAM INMAN, Waterotreet, Liverpool. or to
and MACEY, 61, King Williamotreet, City.

PHILLLITS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS
will dompateli the undermentioned nisaelies steam= as
follows:

For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATATLER, from the
British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday
mends& aell.a.m., and the FYRNOORD, Thursday morning,
at &am. from of the Tower.
..For 3ISMIIt, twice a week, the ADLER mowl3( or
WW R. alimpatelp Wednesday and Saturday, at noon,
• Egos : 1.2, £l, and lea. Segura ticket.
fate and a half.
.—The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven la
now open for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to
W parts of Germany.
For COPENHAGEN, the KART ANGLIA N, about Jane
from 111114..t0gt.
Fee toirpox, se
--vit. Faris,

TI Vterleerei7 yeti
LI ISs. and CI. Return tickets at a tare and a halt.

ti; YairilV. rial;erail of t, patios% c., app y • p ORco,
Rogent-tircus. W., or to PRU.LIPPS, GRAVES, sod PHILUPPS,
11, Rood.lane, C.

liliE UNITED KINGDOM SHIP-OWNING
COMPANY (Limited) will remove to theiri
elbow No. 9, FINCHURCII.BIIIII.rr, on 110211171'1,. Ns
J('NE nert.—By order,

RD:HARD DAVIS, Secretary pro tem.
Temporary Office., 48, Lombaraleareet,
Y7th May, DM.

IIAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, la. 4d. and
..1.7 Is. 6d. per lb. ; One BMWs wax, Is. 6d. ; transparent waa,
Is. 6d.: gamine was, 2s. Id. ; German wax, la 3d. ; basilic wax,
la patent composite, Palmer s pbbl.
6d., *Li; sad the; best. 121
moulds, dd. , Colts oil, es. 6". per gallon yellow soap, Sea,
das, eaa, sad Ms. per 11Zba ; mottled, ads. ; old brows
Windsor, la. 9d. per whet ; common brown Windsor, Is.; white
Windsor, Is ed. ; honey, k ed.. glycerine and almond, Is per
bar—tor cash, et M. P. DAVIS 6 and BONS' old-established wart
hour, 66, St. Martla'olane, Charing-crow London. W.C.

COAL.—GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Tbe present prices of coal delivered by THE SILKS ONE
sad ELSECAE COAL OWNERS* COMPANY are as follows:
Z. C. Clarke's best old Silkstone, screened, 20. per ton;
Wberncllffe best Silkstons, 40s. Silkatons !nights, 19s, : Newton
(Embers and Co.'s beet SUkstooe, ditto Park Oats or
limn Coal. Wu ditto Thin Seam, las.. Elsecar House Coal,
311 b. ed. : Cobbles, Us. Id. ,• Wombwell Main House, tOs. ; ditto
Sawn, 20e.. ditto Nets, ha, : Small, 12. 0,1. Delivered within
Eve miles of the depat : Hampstead, 11 Iglu/ate, and irigghley,
pu• ton eltrA—Sole Area. JAMES J. MILLER, [hoes-wow
nod HoUoway Stations. N.
ILing's-erese Stud" May, 198 L

VALUES of (SOLD.—WATHERSTON and
BEOGDEN, for the Information of the Public and their
numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re.
sardine the VALUE of GOLD, fooling persuaded that the inte-
rests of the fall trader and the public will be alike protected by
the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being
divided irate 24 parts or cants, it follows that geld of
le carats One, Is 13 ants.. Es 3 81 9 earths t 11 10
worth ..1.4 0 114 17 carats— 3 0 2 S cants., 9 21
per ounoe. 16 ante.. 9 12 74 7 carats 4 9
II carat.. 4 1 6 II *maga— 211 1 6 estate .. 1 21
22 carats BMWs le carats.. 2 9 61 male 17 b
standard) $l7 101 12 carats.. 26 9 4 carats 14 31
21 carats_ 314 4 12 carats_ 2 2 84 3 cents 10 n
IN arida.. 310 91 11 carats_ 118 1 1 carats 7 1
19 carats_ 6 7 6 10 carats.. 116 41 1 carat . 3 64
Manufactory, 16, Henriettaetreet, Covant-ganlen. W.C., London.
Mots made of Chains and Jewellery for la each. Y.B. This
listabbahment is closed at 4 in the wreaths, and on Saturdays
at one o'clock

QPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.—
k 7 The largest and most reasonable Stock of BRUXELLES
BRIDAL VEILS and nouxemas in London.

The REAL OUR Fla HANDKERCHIEFS.
The Lutes' Outfitting Deportment replete with every novelty,
at the most Ines ..pmfive prima
A. BLACKS/MOMS LADIES' INDIA OOTYITTLNCI Warehouse,
Ilk SOUTH AVDLEY LITHIUM. LONDON.

MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES)
NIA SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
for S. World-Wood &rota
ANGOLA Ms. TEol7Bltall.
Is new replete and ready for inapoodos.
These Trousers were originated by Mr. Niko,
Whose only address is 73, BROOK-BTREST, HA NOVEKOMIA RK
and who to not connected with any person indiating and adver-
tising In his name.
ESTABLISH= Doh IeItBRCAILY.

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by
the proper mastication of foul ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or
PRAEL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, Is
of inestimable value in preserving and beaotifyleg the teeth,
strengthening the gums, and In giving a pleasing ce to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, remorse spots
of Incipient decay, and polishes and presents the enamel, to
which It imparts a pearl .like wlateness. Its myeloid=
pertles have obtained the patronage of royalty and the
cracy of Europe, and it is unhureally In high repute. Price
21. ad. per bog. Sold by A. Rowland and lions, 20, Hatton-
garden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask foe "Rowlands

A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and liVQ PILLS, prepared with-
out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr z4cott, will
be found invaluable to all who suffer front bilious and User com-
plaints, Indigestion, wind, spasms. giddiness, di:xi nem of the
eyes, &c. Yor habitual costiveness, as • tunny aperient medicine,
and se a punter of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild In
their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
wawa* digestion, and stramtben the whole nervous system.—
Sold by W. lambert, 20, Jemi) n-street. and by most druggists,
in boxes, la. lg. and Ya. 9d. be sure to ask for Dr.
Bilious sad thee Pilo. The ginulue are a =men package,
with .• tlllani Limbed," engraved on the

NEFORDPB PI7RE ILIIID BLiGNESLi
Inn been. during twesty-five yews, emphatically LIM.
Wined by the medical profession. and universally accepted W
the public, as the beet remedy for acidity of the stomach.
heartburn, headache, pat, and indigestion, and as a mild ape-
rient for dehcate emsetitutione, more especially for ladles and
children. It Is prepared, In a elate of perfect purity end
uniform strength, only by DINNIYOILD and to., 171. New
Bond-street. Landau . and meld toy all respectable chemists
throughout the world.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL GARDENS,

KENSINGTON.

More than one of the fetes at these gardens
has been unfortunate in the cardinal point of the weather,
and yesterday promised to combine all the elemeuta of
atmospheric discomfort. The morning was doll and
stormy, the air damp and chilly, the wind being esaterly,
while the min fell heavily and incessantly till past mid-day,
Fortunately, however, about three o'clock, before the band
began to play, or the company to arrive in any numbers,
there was • change for the better. The dense clouds broke,
and though the day still looked gloomy and threatening,
the rain ceased, and the weather held up till the close of
the Pte. Of mum the heavy rani of the morning had
drenched the mans under which the flowers were inhi-
bited, and made the ground wet under foot. Happily, how-
ever, the Horticultural Gardens are to a great extent inde-
pendent of the weather. The covered terrains and walks
afford ample space for promenading even in the
wont days, and by the time the company arrived
yesterday, the open paths, being well kept and gra-
velled, were fit for the visitors to walk upon, so that
the gardens were soon pretty well filled. The foun-
Using were in full force, and the music, as =nal, good ; and
though the visitors, owing to the unpromising state of the
weather, were less numerous than usual, the gardens pre.
seated • gay and animated scene. The floral show was of
American plants, chiefly rhododendrons, of which there
were some of the finest specimens we have ever
seen. The plants were remarkable for their size and aim-
matey, and the flower, for their beauty of form. and their
delicacy, richness, and variety of oolour. The great number
of the specimens sad their admirable arrangement
added greatly to the brilliancy of the show. The
gardens and the Exhibition seemed yesterday, as might be
naturally expected, to exercise a mutually attractive in-
fluence, • constant stream of visitors passing and re-
cessing from the gardens to the Exhibition and from the
Exhibition to the gardens. This stream included numbers
who bad not season tickets either to the Exhibition or the
gardens; but who, being in the Exhibition, took the op-
portunity of peeing into the gardens to see the mag-
nificent display of American plants ; whilst others, having
come simply to the show, passed in afterwards to the
Exhibition. Consideritg the unfortunate state of the
weather, the fete most be considered a successful one.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. —The weekly
meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. Alderman
Lawrence in the chair. A communication wan received from
Mr. Donaldson, di►trict surveyor, stating that he considered
certain buildings which were in the course of erection by
the commissioners of the International Exhibition ware in
an unsafe condition, but as that building was erected under
the authority of a special act of parliament, and did not
come under the General Building Act, it had been removed
from the jurisdiction of this board. At the same time be
suggested that a communication should be made by this
board to the international commissioners, drawing their
attention to the matter. The suggestion was put and agreed
to. A letter was received from Mr. Bristow (recently ap-
pointed Solicitor to the Admiralty) resigning his seat at the
board as repreeeetative for Greenwich. It wail pmposed
and agreed to that the Charing-eras Railway Company
should take possession of certain properties in the hoe of
the &athwart and Westminster communication on the

payment of 20,0001. A recommendation from the6nanee
oommittee was agreed to, " That the sum of 50,0001. he
temporarily borrowed from the treasurer of the board. the
Bank of London, 20,000 f. being placed to the credit of the
geseral current secount of the board, and the remainder to
the credit of the Seutbwarlt sod Westmiaster communication
account ; that the Ant moiety be borrowed on the 31st of
May hist, sad the remainder oo the 14th of Jun* next."
The rest of the Weiner vas disposed of, sad the board 'd-
immed.