The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-06 00:00:00

THE PANULCILLO COPPER COMPANY
(Litaltad;, CHILE
zurricz 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATIONS far
SHARES will be RECEIVED after 12 o'clock TO•XORROW
Thursday% the 7th last —By order of the Board,
HILL, FAWCETT. aad HILL, Brokers to the Company.
23, Threadneedloatreet, hussar', 1814.

To the Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR,
the ALDIIIIIN and COMMONS of the CITY of
LONDON.

16, fletleantedzin. Temple, Jan. 4, 1864.
MY Loan awn Gmertzumr,-1 beg respectfully to offer myself
as a candidate for the vacant office of Remembrancer of the City
of London.

As the son of the late A 7. T. Witte. whose name Is doubtless
well known to the Members of the Court of Common Council,
I have the honour to inform you that in conjunction with him,
and lately on my own responsibility, I have for some years been
engaged as conveyancing counsel in preparing the Acta of Perna.
went relating to your ancient City, and in advising on those
affecting yonr interests which have been lutroduced into Parlia-
ment by other parties. This has rendered it necessary for me to
make myself acquainted with the constitution of your City, Its
customs, and regulations. I think 1 may, therefore, venture to
say that I am well acquainted with the various points likely to
arise in connexion with the duties of the °dice of Remembrancer.
I have myself personally had the honour of advising your pre-
sent and your late Comptroller, your late Retnerobrancer, sad
your late Solicitor : I can also state that I have had a very con-
siderable experience in the preparation of and advising on sets
of parliament for most of the leading parliamentary agents.
If, therefore, I have tbe honour to be selected by you to MI
the very important past for which I am a candidate, I shall have
the advantage of oaramendng with a considerable knowledge of
the various interests which It will become my duty to watch
over and to protect.
"- .

I have Moms Co be, my Lord sad Owitisms.
Your very obedient
Mal. WILDT.

ROYAL ALBA MBR A.-FRANCONIS
GRAND CIRQTE IMPERIAL EVERY EVE_NING at ban-
past 7 Monday, Wednesday, and `iatiaday, at 2. "This troops
is certainly one of the bees we hare bad in &Nyland for SOM.
years. The Cirque Imperial may safely count on a long career
of prosperity in Landon. '.—The Times.

HE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and
original Cantata, written by Litchfield Moseley, Esq.. sad
composed by W. Meyer Lutz expressly for this estahllstment,
entitled Kt NO CHRISTMAg, supported by the entire company,
with full band and chorus. Director. Mr. F. Jongboxans.
Comedy by Unmoral. Rayne, W. Randall. T. Maciagam and
those wandromi artistes. Messrs. Berri, Leach, and Foster, from
the Imperial Circus, Madrid.

eIkNTERBURY HALL—The GHOST in the
N._/ 31 kGIC YOUNTAINS.—“One of the most beautiful exhi-
bitions of the celebrated cloaca ilitUdollll yet producod.—Vide
public press. EVERY EVENING, at half-past 10 o'clock. to
schlitiou to all the vocal sad pictorial attractions of this esta-
blishment.

riIHE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL,
A. Regent-street, Vincentiiquare, near Victortaatmet, West.
minder. —selections from &mai^ and •lionnaruhula." Prima
Tonna, Madame Causon, from La Scala. Milan, with efficient
liana and chorus. Atwell Grover. conductor. Comic talent:
J. G. Forde, Sam Collins, Orville Parker, Nat Ogden. Frank hall.
The Alexander Family. Wonderful achlevementa of the Maher'
Mute& The Bloodin Monkey, de., de.

ARIS.—GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE.
Established in 1,46.-Siluated ha the most antral part of
Part. Rue de Rivoli, and Place du Nisi' Royal.-Sin hundred
Beane tins at from Sto YOB.—to Sittingroonis ►t Roma to !Or.
-a richly-decorated Dining Saloon-Table illf/ite at de o'clock
coffee and Dining Rooms-Choke Wines- D nnen
served i la carte. both in the dining rooms and the private
apartments-Reading and Conversation SWOOPS alvo Saloons
for Musical. Wedding. and other parties-all Newspapers and
Serial Publicatious received - Insana Coffee. Smoking, and
Billiard Rooms-numerous B ith rooms-Carriages on the pre-
mises-first-elms Private INltiipages at cdromand-Owinibolies
running to all the railway stations-Postal Letter-hot-Tele-
graph office day and night - Photographic studio-a MCI of
Servant' speaking all Laagnagea.

GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES
at the BRUNSWICK, Jerome-street, Bt. Jaisitie, through
oat the Whiter Season.

WHERE SHALL I DINE ?-At NOAKES'S
NEW OPERA HOTEL Enwstreet, Cotent.garden,
opposite the Grand Entrance of the Racal F.ngligh Opens. gibere
can imt s Dinner. In an elegant end comfortable coffee -man
fnr la la. equal to the Albion and Divan, being dd. ►ea than
their charge. Private rooms for large and small parties. Public
and Private Billtardcoonan A good tirsolung-moor. Beds from
la Wt A peter up nil night

PURE WINES—See "Loudou Medical Review."
G. WALKER and Co.i CELEBRATED PATENT
CHRIeTMAB HAMPER;
.J bottles Port, 1 bottle Pole Old Rum,
Mottled Cherry, I bottlo Fine Gin.
1 bottle Fiend% Brandy. 1 bottle pint: Chssapeoe,
Perrot Hamper ink hided.
ONS GUINEA.
. _

O. WALK= and Co, W2l. Word-street, Begent-elsees and
61, F.lgwarr.road, W.

ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE.
The OCMISER BREW NGS
of the above ALE are now being supplied in the finest condition
in bottles and in casks, by
Ft NDLATO I. MACKIE, TODD. and CO..
At their nen London bridge Mores, La.lon•bridge,
Nov. 2. 1811.1.

j ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new
LP invention, so admirably contrived that . tall butt, ss
well as smaller maks. may be raised or tilted on it without
labour or trouble. Ha mirth's le so impalpable that the sediment
of the ascot !limpid Raid by so posdbelity can be disturbed.
Price M., ite.. 14a., to salt 44, te. and 111 makes casks.

- - -
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No emst-pes required. No more flat be or sour mime.
Proe at. 6d.; ditto, electroplated. Oa.— kpply direct to JAMIE'
BA MAW, patentee 14, Eiug William-stet, Mamba-house.
See that his name and re
address are us every article all others are
spurimui imitatlosts. Engravings gratis. Established 1.,20.

E P P S'S C 0 C 0 A,
Distinguished u •
FRAGRANT, GRATEFUL, AND INVIGORATING
BREAK lA4T BEVERAGE:.
Orl¢le•ted specially toe the me of th•uw under homeopathic
treatment, U ha• through ft• agreesb:eness become generally
accepted

FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any
PART of the KINGDOM.
Delmbeg.reoce snit.. complete £2s 0 0
DMlag.ruom suttee. cemplete
Bedroom mites, complete
Warranted Ord claw
P. and O. BEY V US, 144. Odordetreet.
Mustarded catalogues gratis anapest tree on application.

FOX SMITH'S BEST STORE CANDLES
give a much it Altar light and burn longer than common
dips : Composite, Belmont Wax and Sperm, Metallic for Palmer's
lamps, and every description of candle. Finest cotta oil, yellow,
mottled, and fancy soap ; best quality and lowest price, lee wish
obit, of FOX BMITIi, 2SI, Strand, W.C.

CRINOLINES.--SANSFLECTUMS. 10s. 6d.
PUILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINES for EVENING WEAR. Iss.
PHILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINES for LITTLE GIRLS. Ss. 6d.
PHI LPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINES.—ONDINA, or WAVED. 21s.
The PATENT ON DINA, nr Waved J upon. does away with
the unsightly results of the ordinary hoops. and so perfect are the
wavelike bands, that a lady any ascend a steeps air. lean &West
a table, them herself Into an arm-chair, par to her stall at the
opera, or occupy a fourth seat In a carriage, without Income-
nience to herbal/ or others, or prOrOking rude remarks of the
observers, thus modifying in an important decree all those pecu-
liarities trading to destroy the modesty of Encrch women : and,
bully. it allows the dress to fall Into graceful folds Moe, 21s.
and 33.. 6d. Illustrations free.

PICCADILLY, W.
• --
RIMMEL'S NEW PERFUMED VALEN-
TING4, Rt. Ifalentlee's Glom, and the Sachet Valentine
of the language of lowers, price Is. each, or either tent by post
for Is stamps.
RISIDELd ROSE-WATER CRACKERS, each of which con-
tains • small rosevrater foiintaio. A new and amazing device
for evening pletien
E. HIMMEL, 92, grand, sod 24, Conititt, Lawton.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S
GIFTS for all who mart the Gay and Festive &mom—
HO W LANDS' MACASSAR OIL e Isteweter and tweetilteltor the
hair beyond all precedent. Rowlands K ilydor. for imparting a
radiant bloom to the complexion. and a softness and delityary to
the hands, arms. and neck. Rowlands' Galeite, or Pearl Denti-
frice, for Rising a pearl-like whit...es.. to the teeth and Irsgrim•
to the breath. The patronage .f royalty throughout Europe,
their cement nes by rank and fashion, and the universally knows
eM cry of these artieloo glee them a celebrity ungoralleleeL
Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by
chemist/sand perfumers.—Ask tor " Rowlands' " artielea.

COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT
coNsustrup;iart Y.! VECTUALIy CURLD by

'MATING'S COl'all LOZENGEN.
which sre daily recommended by the Faculty—testirnitnials
from the most 'absent of whore may be inspected—as the most
effectual. mar. speedy, and convenient remedy for cough and ill
disorders of the hums. cheat. and thrush
Sold Is hoses. la : Una, 2& 94.. s► fa. and Ila. each.
T. [EATING. Chemist. 79, St. Fad's Church> ard, London.
Sold Mall by all Drum:kith ftc.

ANOTHER FIRE IN THE ClTY.—Lank night a lire
broke out in the ground floor of the premises belonging to
Mr. N. Deunison, woollen warebousernan, carrying oa busi-
DINS at No. 3, &slosh*ll-street. A number of engines were
soon in attendance, and the supply of water was abundant.
By eleven o'clock, several boon after the outbreak.
the fire was nearly extinguished, but not before the back
warehouses were burnt out and the passages severely
damaged by fire. The Ices will be partially covered by
insurance in the General Fire-ofdoe. The back warehouses
of Messrs. Clark* and Co. are elm burned out, and the
ground-door is much damaged; insurance unknown at
present. The back windows and the sample rooms of
Messrs. Jecomb end Boos, wool merchants, are also
seriously damaged by fire, the former being burned out.
The premises numbered 40, in Coleman-street, belonging to
Mr. Vincent, hems also sustained some alight damage by
water. The origin of the misfortune in unknown.