The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-14 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

SOMETHING WONDERFUL at EVANS'
I. EV FAY EV 1041.10 to o'clock. Rappils rAR
the 1 hchtres. 044 DOA alma wialiatma NM
Ma ever.

MlBB CONSTANCE, whose powerful contralto
yoke bee astosilabod thousands. and Is admired by al.
will 4ns EVERT EVENT :SO at tits LONDON PAVILION. at II
and II The excitement otemineed by the extraordinary talent
liltdayed by this truly giftol lady has run in the low./ subeidect
The bonne Iscrneded nmhtly, and despite the "sodden opinions"
already expresmcd, Conetance Wily "outstrip, all praise."
Nladiame n vocalist of ukib,rriedited shllltr, will
accompimy Illes Constance each evening in the el,cUtion of some
levoarite Uuets, their combined voices liaruividaing moat
'erectly, and 'snail:ine a charming

TH h LON PAVILIOY,
Ichbmtleatrott, top of the Haymarket.
ADMISSION, am, ed.; Miaow,

AA SWEETHEART for Ia.—RIMMEL'S PER-
rI"NIKD SENKATION VALE-WINE, "The sweetheerk
beantihnly Illastrated. Also ilmeats perfumed Valentine el
the Language of Flowers, now and eloped designs. S.,ld by an
the trade at Is. &NA by post for 14 damps. —II.IIOIICL, per-
t umber, fla. Upend: and 2e, Corahall, Loudon and 17, boulevard
des Mikan Patin

ItOSNI, ?alba, Trait-trees. Ererareeus, and Daciduoua Tress
sod amine.

A. J. C. STILVENSwiIISELL by AUCTION,
at his Brad Zoom. 38, Stow street, rocent.giudas. ow
lIA IDAY. Feb.l9. ai llj precisely, 1,900 BULBS ot Ohs-
dolga Linochleyestsle wad tlandascuids, 10J earimittnaa.
otmsdard, halt standard, sad climbing Meek standard sod
Bolmod trait firsos. Yank foams, doodarsa, arsucalias, Wi
ttassio, gawk Mom Vine bodwin of Sawfish ac.maa, da.—Ow
vb. do
manias dial* arl sifelsimshid.

FITN !TIME, CARPETS, and REDDER:A
el.• our Catalogue. elaborately iltustratc4 with 330 raging..
low containing price of every article. and estimates tor cog&
=rushing houses of any class. this very useful guide
gratis and poet true on application to LEWIN
CRAITtbil" it and Co.. CsliMet %mutat:Wars. 22 and 23. Idsoesas
buildings, Knightsbridge, Loudon. Country orders canine, free.
As Gkigiuit and complete walnut drawincgoinn aft, Se
(111141111: diningteem ditto, to Spanish mahogany, 23 ohmic
sad Ow bandanna G 64 complete bedroom mites. 33 and lb
giros ark. no Whole easily um sod bergalaa

2301 LD OHAITB.—WATHERBTON i.ad
MOM big is ao• Ss aliastlas at the pobtle to lie
4 IN %MCI lefish Itwy &thee with Gold Gerd
anti Min?ascareal at Oats Isimalliatery : a• 4.
To weehomessitpledi ohelo. lit incites long
To Is canapa. as. &rt. rt., at
LS ta Ili per prise
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Total

Cpon this eystenk the QUALITY. WEIGHT, sad VALUE of
the got! are ....meet. and guaranteed to the purchaser: Wathsr-
Gon 41.4 tooklug or a tour remunersUon on the work.
nkentn.n obi). whsch to eharpd &montane kr the letrlcaer or
sauvik it) .4 the patent
ER:, ark sad SHOGDEN, Goldatultha—lllandaelore,
Hairlistartrosh Coseahipirdso, Low.loa. W.C. hots-
A.D. MIL
Assn sae& d Chaim sad Jewellery Y. Ooh—N.E This
ashibillimisit dreg et II Is lie mama hirdays L

rriIAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Drawing
A. Cleft dimplisi beim lanolils* cum *rig mei,
Wvl E Prides predinsilson Mon anisla nindinuni, and
Image' men N SW MEM, min" rams. Sabin Mares. tnii
ram Ono end ninsiin—An Illinam MI MI and NAZI \'3,
Linnikrain&Minik Laannt•iltest. awl 07441 Palace,

MR. MILES' (ALFRED WZBB MLLES)
NSW AUTUMN AND WITTER *TOM
for the Wortd-htsss4 yeti
ANGOLA 11.. TIMM&
Is sow mist* sad males kw
Thew Towson win e oristoolodt: VV ISit,
Whose ls ow widows Ls TA 1110 DASOVELEIVADD.
sal who Ls .al ourzwewd wall any posse W Wri ri am,
Using Is Lk saes.
ISTABLISMiID hulk ISSIWAST. LtAl.

Psad & BEMS HAVE OPENED
• ADDITIONAL AN 0 MOST EXTENSIVE PRLMIAMI,
No. 14L OXFORD-SIBLEY
Neatly oppnett• Bowl-greet ,
la ocalusethn with their City Preshaa,
at bra, CITY-ROAU.
TBO•E ABOUT TO FT KNISH
are terpeethilty lichened to hoped thelr=adassiLvadeil Nast
of ftra-cla. VIIIIOiIIUIP at both
GOMM CARRIAGE FREE TO ANT PART 01 THE
KINGDOM.
Inveltated Catalogues grads aad past Der.

(azona's rizsasams.)
AMXEICA.
NEW YORK, F. 1, Eveznro.
(Per City of New York, vi Quiontotowo.)

The news brought by the Africa caused almost a
panic on the Stock Exchange this morning. The
result was a general fall of from 2 to 4 per cent.
in shares, the impression that the European powers
would certainly intervene in America being strength-
' ened by private advises from Europe.

One steamer returned to Fort Munroe from Hat-
teras, being unable to crass the bar.

ARARE COMBIN•TION.
L 3104E.4 .1114bON bag respentally to remind &Mb=
that la every &gutsiest of all their fileMisile OM
denture/ racrellesce is amseelated la nary particular wail pima
Ike =wet "andante. Their ealetraild INDISPINSABLZ SCR,
obliged etnalty for walking, eldly, trareßlag, et buslaesu gay
be Mel la a lane variety of seeetwaable gad floorMs natcrisia,
bug 35a, to in a hie Is minerailly acknowbalipd to be I.lil
cheapest sod most ernkealde eatt ever prodsced. To be ob-
tained may d this inventors, L MIMES and lON. Merchant
Tailors Habit Mallen Woollen ileagirs, Latta% Healers, Boot
and Shoemakers, sad General Outfitters.
1..0nd0 HOU.Sei
City iltablishment,
lid, 1* 136, 1:4, Slinories 63, hi, 46, SO, aidlerWr
Otfonlatteet Druid%
5%, 507, 504. New Osidslatrect. 1,2. i, hart-street.
Tottenham counroad Brunch,
137, 133, Tollentialuarourt•roul . 233. Keeton-road.
Country Latablishmenta
Sheffield ma Krallfuni. Yorkshire.
All articles an marked In plait figures the lowest prima from
which no alutionent cdu lo male.
. .

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Money oaay. Exchange flat at 1131 to 114.
Gold dull, at 4 per cent. premium. Stooks tend-
ing downward. New York Centrals, 84 ; Erie,
34 ; Illinois Central, GO. There was but little
business doing in cotton, u holders decline to make
any abatement. Breadatuffs generally active and
firmer. Wheat, le, higher; flour has rigout W.

ITALY.
TURIN. Fn. 13.

lu the Chamber of Deputies today General
Bixio questioned the government as to the condition
of the port of Anemia, stating that it was hi bad
order. He said also that the great importance of
that port in the event of a war with Austria de-
manded a parliamentary inquiry.
The Minister of Marine, in reply, demonstrated
that an inquiry would be useless, and detailed the
works the ministry had caused to be undertaken at
Ancona.

Admiral Persano urged .the ministry to hasten
the execution of those works, as it was certain that
Ancona would be the basis of maritime operationi
in a war with Austria.

After an animated discussion the Chamber, taking
note of the declaration of the Minister, passed to
the order of the day.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Fes. 13.
The National Bank of Austria has reduced its
rate of discount to live per cent.

POLAND.

THORN, Pea. 13.
Archbishop Felinski has arrived at Warsaw.
He waaveceived by a deputation from the clergy,
whom he cordially addressed.
In Warsaw the public mind is still much
depressed.
Serious differences are said to be still pending
between the principal ecclesiastical dignitaries and
the Governor. An early opening of the churches
is, however, expected.
It is reported that Count Lambert will soon re-
turn to his poet, and that General Luders will leave
Warsaw.

PRUSSIA.
BFALLY, FIB. 13.

The New Pretissivhe Zeitung of to-day says :
" We learn that the reply of Prussia to the Austrian
note of February 2ud has already been decided
upon, and that it is eveu possible it has already
been despatched to Vienna.
" As far as we can learn, the reserve made by
Austria has been decidedly rejected, and the
invitation to Prussia to take part in a conference
for the reform of the federal oonatitution has sJAO
been declined, owing to its containing the already
rejected idea of a federal Direction composed of
three States."

THE PROPOS= ROAD ACECAS HYDE-PAHL—
A special meeting of the Mirylebone vestry was held yester-
day at the Court-house, Marylebone-Line, to take into con-
sideration the propriety of confirming the following minute:
" That this Board, without expousing an opinion es to the
desirability of another road from Paddington to Kensington,
most strongly object to any portion of the expense being
levied in the shape of rates on the householders of the
metropolis." After some discussion the minute was unani-
mously confirmed.
DIIDDLDIEX HOSPITAL—A general meeting of the
governors of this institution was held yesterday in the
hosed-room of the hospital, under the presidency of Mr. J.
Moncrieff Arnett, F.R.S., to elect an assistant surveil in
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. W. H.
Flower, consequent on his appointment of conservator of
the Hunterien Museum, wheu Mr. Jobe Whittaker Hulk*,
F.R.C.S., assistant surgeon to King's College Hospital, was
unanimously elected, thus creating another vacancy in the
star staff of the latter institution.
IC AND WAREHOUSE EXTENSION AT LIVER-
POOL—The Mosey Dock Board, at their meeting yesterday,
agreed to the obtaining of parliamentary powers to mime the
sum el 1,000,000/. to be expended on additional paving
docks at the south and north ends of the town, on new and
improved warehouses for the storage of grain, and for other
dock and traffic improvements. These extensions it is pro.
posed to develop during the next live years, by which time,
though the debt of the estate will be increased to thirteen
millions, it is anticipated that the board will not only be
able to pay 4 k per cent. to the bondholders, but will have
opened up. a large number of additional sources of revenue.
THE FALL OF 11.4)V5/P3 AND LOSS OF LIFE AT
RAORNET.—INQUEsT.—Yesterday afternoon, the jury haying
mewed the bodies, several witnesses were examined, but
few, if any, facts were adduced in additioc to those
which have already appeared. The inquiry was adjourned,
in order that the premises may be examined by a
disinterested surveyor. On inquiry last evening we atm.
Mined at the Gennen Hospital that none of the sufferers
there had expired, although some of them still remain in •
precarious Mete. The medical staff of this valuable inatint-
thio have been unremitting in their exertions in endeavour.
lug to alleviate the sufferings of the poor creatures.
THE Suertmors DEATH OF Two CHILDREN Ili
Kelm—The investigation was resumed yesterday at the
Brent's Tavern, Preston-next-Faversham, Kent, touching
the mysterious death of two children, named respectively
Edward ceorge and Lucy Jape Wniaght, who were found
dead in their mother's arms without any previous Blom.
The inquiry hail been adjourned for the result of the
aualysis of the stomach of one of the deceased children by
Dr. Taylor. After hearing Dr. Taylor's report, and some
further evidence, the jury found a verdict to the effect that
the deceased died from having some sleeping or composing
medicine administered to them, but by whom or for what
purpose there was no evidence to show.
DEATH OF A LADY TROY AN OVERDOSE OF LAr-
DANCIL —Yesterday Mr. Payne held an inquest, at Bride-
well Hospital, on the boil of Eliza Eleanor Rosetti, aged
2.3, wife of Dante Gabriel Rosetti, artist, of No. 14, Chat-
ham-place, Illacktriars. who came to her death under very
melancholy circumstances. Mr. Reeetti stated that on Mon.
day afternoon, between 6 and 7 o'clock, he and his wife
went out in the carriage fur the purpose of dining with a '
friend, at the Sabliosiere Hotel, Leicester-square. When
they had got about half wey there his wife appeared to he
very drowsy, and he wisher{ her to return. She objected to
their doing so, and they proceeded to the hotel and dined
there. They returned home at ri o'clock, when she appeared
somewhat excited. He left home again at 9 o'clock, his
wife being then about to go to bed. On his ratan at ball.
past 11 o'clock he found his wife in bed, snoring loudly and
utterly unconscious. She was in the habit of taking bunk.
num and lie had known her take as much as 100 drops at a
time, and he thought she had been taking it before they
went out. He found a phial on a table at the bedside
- --= - , which had contained builanum, but it was then empty. A
I&e q.,. was sent Inc. amt promptly attended. She had ex-
STRAND BUILDINOS CoNPANT.—The Committee I pressed no wish to die, but quite the reverse. Indeed she
• the senuid Buildings, accenting to usual custom, have • coatem land going out of town in a day or two, and bad
pabllmbel a statement of the result of the year's income and ordered a Dew wattle which the intended to wear on the
expenditure during the past year, and recommeiel that a occasion. He believed she took the laudanum to soothe her
dividend be peed .4 V. per cent per semen on the capital of nerve*. She could not sleep or take food unless she used it.
the company. The dividend of a.. par share v. ill be paid on Mr. untehiumon, of Mdge.street.„ Blackfriars, mid be had
epplicattios to the secretary after the 20th just. The coin- attended the deceased in her confinement to April with a
amities stele_ in explanation a( the 0•11011 for the reductioa of still-born child. He saw her on Mouday night at Wf.past 11
the dividend for the year 1461, that the buildings have net o'clock, and found her in • comatose state. He tried to
peen holly oseupitel during the Put This is to be at- rose her, but could not, and then tried the stoniseltynmp
Wiloksf 116/111 rrooms c°olimullf to rTmal uzacen- without avail. He injected several quarts of water into the
,
by ex
pied toe measures tallow roe rue recovery of stomach and washed it out, when the smell of laudanum was
ming, end which was alluded to in the lug report. and Putty very distinct. He and three other medical gentlemen stayed
to the mint of employmeut an genes)) prevalent mold with her all night, sod she died at 20 minutes past 7 o'clock
the emir* chasm ,4 the metropolis daring the summer on Tuesday morning. The jury returned a verdict of
and entente el the put year. " Accidgatel diseik."

Any arch le net approved of still be exchanged, of the mousy
retunisd.
A Card of Fulda's for the present season, with rides for self•
isessaresent, and beta of prior post free.
140411,11 sad *WS establishmetita are closed every Friday
emalas at omit till Saturday evening at sunset, when busluese
Is maned wall 11 o cloak.

RUPTURES.—The PATENT SELF-
Ato ADJUSIINti tiERILLN TRUM, mints effectually without
say compluanunn is recommended by thu fatuity fur the more
anti ',helot henna. The necessary quality of a good trust la an
eakiesit resiminq power. without nanentowam presume os the
part sife,ted. which dneiraide ob;ect 4 Moue untrained in a tram
nabencansbered with straps, spiral *prisms, ur pad behind.—J.
W Co.. t, Pieendlily. Vb.

tILDRIDGE'S BALM of COLUMBIA,
setabliebeil upwards of ':.I years, Is the best and 6uly cer-
tain remedy OW 41.coverel for Preserving, Strengthening,
sleaulifying. or Restoring the liair.Whiskers, or Moneta:he, and
linfvolaing them turuau4 they. rs.L.I in bottles, is. ed., dn. and
Ile. by C. ant A. ifi.l.l:llS.l:. 21, Weibugton.striset, Strata,
Limbo, W.C., and all chtnests and perfumers. For Children's
land Ladies' HAW it Is most .111eaclotts sail unrivalled.

TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
• oricntal Botanical Preparation for Improving and !festal.
',inn the Completion sod skin, The radiant bloom It imparts
to the cheek, and The softness awl dulitecy which It [UUCP of
the hands and arms, its capalolity of soothing Irritation and
renuoing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles. diieolora-
Bone, and other cutaneons visitations, render it liolispeusahle to
every tollet. It oioristcs all the effeets of climate 1.41 the skin,
whether with ref. ;slice to mkt nod Inclemency, or tutelars
seine beat. Prier O. od and o. 0.1 per isntie.—duld at BA
flattounanien owl hy chemists and perfumers. Ask for
Kalyolor.' an.l I.e.ire of spurious and pernicious
smacks under the name of

01;ININK—Dr. RAMA LL'S Report nn
_WATIMS QUININE WINE ratoroturnat Ili WC, anti the
Prtdmise irreerelly watt, to its •2111C141 hap,' taste.
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alma. I:mwn street lainion, Lt.
Sold by arosees, ebeinatte, wareleoneuteo. and others, at
an. adorn. Meeiniale wrote, Lewis, Webb, anti Co.. Wureeetsr.

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GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERER&
De. SMITH Lts fiat feihUehed a FREE EDITION of Ma
eelonhte work. the rtivArt: MEDICAL FRIEND me
on the 'tell-eon .4 hervoue Uettllt7. Um of %msg. Dtmhes.
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MR. ROTHERON zszvormrs AMENDMENT TO
THE CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL.

The following is the amendment, of which Mr.
Sotheron Eetcourt has given notice, on the second reading
of the Church Rates Abolition Bill :

"That it in unjust and inexpedient to abolish the ancient
and customary right, exercised from time immemorial by
the ratepayers of every parish in England, to raise by rate
amongst themselves the sums required for the repair of their
church, until some other provision shall have been made by
parliament for the discharge of those obligations, to which,
by custom or statute, the churchwardens, on the part of the
pariahs are liable."