The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-11 00:00:00

MEXICO.

PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and, Pipe MACHINES,
for head. horse. or steam power. sr* the most simple and
'Wont extent.—lntl pertieelars and prices obraine4 of the
makers, N. P. and o'o , Laurence Pountney-plate, Laurence
Potuatney-hill, Cannon4treet, EC., where they map be seen in
operation dolly.

NIVEST-END FURNITURE GALLERIES,
144, Oxford-street .sits Bond4treet).
_ TO PIONS MURNL9p1305,...

Goods carriage Kingdom.
BresOnersem suites complete from AU to SAO. Dining.rotes
"ones complete in morocco, from E2B. Bedroom suites from
Sarranid bedrooms, from £4. Bachelors' bedrooms, from
/17. Mahogany winged wardrobes, from 1 adepts. Bedsteads
and be:Mingo! every description and quality dining tables in
mahogany and oak, from 3 to 40 guises': chimney glasses in
gram variety. home unable to pay a Galt of ManocUoil tem
Melva cotabVses Patio, mid post free on appikatlon.
Beferences kindly permitted to former customers. A written
warranty U required.
P. and B. BEYFUS. Established 18t3.

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0. J. FINLD, original manufacturers
U • Ms loglasi) PA/URINE CANDO& to whom tite
model (1161) Ms been awarded. and their candle@ idoped b
lleJetWs Government for me at the military Mations Maned.
Then timullee en be obtained of an chandlers mid graven In
Me United Kteisiers. Price ia lid. per pound . also Field's cele-
brated United bervice amp Tablet*, W. sad id. each.
TIM patine an cautioned to see Mat Ftelirs label Is on the
=or= Mboleatie on, end tee exportetlea.— Upper
La London. &

Advicea from liewieo, via New York, eentlrm
the news telegraphed by way of Cadiz. Vera
Cruz letters to the sth April state that Mexican
guerillas had captured a camp of railroad labourers
near Vera Cruz, destroying and carrying off all the
property there. Several other similar camps near
Tefeira were also captured. Some 20 labourers were
killed, and 50 or 60 wounded. It is stated that the
French are making very slight progress in Mexico. A
small fort near Puebla had been captured, with a loss
to the French of over 700 men. A heavy storm at
Vera Cruz had destroyed more than 20,000 dollars
worth of French stores. Reinforcements for the
French army were continually arriving.

“vgamuurrE BuoursitrE COURANTE.
JLI MODELER !PICIAUX it ea IABILNEFL'—WATHEE-
SION sad =OGDEN, baying been honoured with a Elrst-olate
Medal at the Parts Univened Exhibition, aatorepanled by the
Above dateeing teetinesalal. reef... Wally invite the public to an
their GOLD CHAIRS and extenaive wortment ol
Y, all made ow the premises.
WATNINIIITONaad BROODlM,Cloldingtha Maantwidory, No.
It, Itireet, Covestipuden, W.C. Eitabilshed A.D.17911.
Assays wade el .ina and Jewellery for le. each. N.B. The
Is eicwed tic She evening, and on Saturdays at

TROUSERS.—SpociaI attention is callsfl to the
NSW SPRING GOODS. and gentlemen who do not mind
tair price for • food pair of trousers can depend on
iatarLl and patterns that cannot be excelled, at
MILTON and ITIIIPTOIII, TAILORS,

liftiltesed (opposite Exeter

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
most useful Invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.—
Mown JOHN 00BNILL and Ou., Three King-cos* Lombard-
etreet, Flagmen abet Majesty, reapeatally offer to the public
als truly marvellous laid, which gradually restores the human
hair to Its paella; hoe—no matter at whet age. The Aqua
Amnia bee Rene of the propertlesel dyes; it, on the cootrary,
le bemE to the astern, and when the hair la ooce restored
one lieu per month will keep It In perfect colour. Pries
see pa bottle.

AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and linstachtoe are realised by the nee of ROWLANDS
MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fregrant, and pellucid ell is
universally d high repute for He unprecedented emcees during
the last 00 years se promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti-
fying the hstumangth haw. It prevents hair from telling off or tens-
ile WW. raerm weak ats', Ottumwa i from scurf and
dandrilf, and makes It beautifublly soft, pliable,t end glossy. For
tbildren It Is especially recommended, as forming the bails of
beantiful hand of bar. In all climates It alike displays its a-
comparable meal* and has long been an established favonrite
In India. price 38.64., Ts., Its. Id., equal to four small, and 21a
=Da Sold at 11), Hatton-garden, and by chemists end pm-
-dab for lowlentis Miaow OIL

PSPORTING EDITORS.-WANTED,
IDITOE fora Bidder SPORTING PAPER. Committal-
magas aoaidaistial—Appb stating particulars, to
8. P., care of H. las, 116, nfttstreet.

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ALL the~YEAR ROUND,
To be published on the 13th Distant, win be reamed
TUN UNOCLIIMERCIAL TRAVELL/.11,
A new Series of occasional Papers,
By CRAWL= Willie.
The New Work of Fiction, entitled
VIRY HARD CASH,
By (MARL= IMAM D.C.L.,
Author of "It le Never Tod Late to Mead."
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prise Si.. la Parr.
sod lisit-yourty Vlissies• pries
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FRANCE.

(nox OUR OWN COI

PAWS, &num.: E'vsynia.

M. Nefftzer, the editor of the Temps, in a letter
to M. Emile 011ivier, refuses to join a committee
consisting of the late " fwe" deputies and the repre-
sentatives of the Debate, Praise, Opinion
Nationale, and Courrier du Dimanclie, for the pur-
pose of agreeing upon a list of candidates for Paris.
Re objects both to the composition of the commit-
tee and to the candidates they propose. Oat of the
ten or eleven men who propose to dictate to the
liberal party an immutable electoral list, half •
dozen are candidates on their own account. Two
of these candidates, MM. Havin sod Undroult, are
journalists, and the editor of the Temps holds that in
the present crippled state of the French press jour-
nalists are not sufficiently independent to be desirable
members of the legislature. The proprietor of •
journal must find great difficulty in rising to make
an opposition speech when he thinka of the power
of the government, by warning, suspension, and
suppression, to ruin him whenever it pleases. M.
Hefter truly speaks of his power to direct a jour-
nal as a " privilege :" for the government is very
chary indeed about granting the license, without
rhicb no new journal can be fourded. He thinks
it would be an abuse of this privilege to give all
the influence of the liberal press to the nominees of
a hole-and-corner meeting. He, therefore, while
expressing the utmost regard for M. 011ivier and
his friends, and his sorrow that he cannot act
with them on this occasion, proposes to consider
every candidature for Paris on its own merits,
and to give reasons, independently of the recom-
mendation of the committee which he refuses to
join, for the choice which his journal will make.

A letter from Naples of the 4th, in the Corriere
Mercantile of Genoa, Setae that nests have rinse enor-
mously in that sty, owing to the large increase of perils-
Sou arising from the expensicia of tnile.
According to a Vienna letter in the Boersenhalle
of Hamburg the brevity el the despatch upon the affairs of
Poland sent by Prince Gorteohakoff to M. de Balabine, the
Russian ambusailor to the court of Austria, boa been re-
marked at Vienna more than anywhere else, and that par-
ticular proceeding bee been considered as a alight.
1 The Unita ltatiana announces that the ex-Geri-
baldian Colonel Nuflo has been arrested at Cracow by the
Austrian authorities, while endeavouring to crane the Polish
frontier. Colonel Nullo was implicated in the attempt to
invade the Venetian territories about two years ego.
The Lyons journals announce a suspension of
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poymeuta Orr the part of the firm of TYRA sod Co., a large

PROTANGONAL PITNINIFINANTIL —The following Tw bona in the 'ilk teed* in that city. The liabilities ass be-
seleitiee wee pawed en the letinstent at a pia[
_of tie lieved to amount to from 2,500,0601. to 3,000,000 f,
essentivesommittes of the Ifediicii Council a Edmonds TILL REPOGNATION Or CLILDINAL ANTONALLL
and Registration of the limited lii Can : "Thai eartilleaten
A letter frees Remo of the 3rd, is the Dexter, animas the
ha hese produced to the seam Mee of the conaltdire.of • ~ Ido think . b •
Eyoo of um.poof, for perjury, end er lb. came. %Homey :—not I are hanushog too mach in
floe of Robert Wrisaa at Reading, for forgery, the mil- announcing to you that Cardinal Loom included in includ in the last
be teardireeted to erase the name* of thole Meow frow promotion, and who was formerly Apostolic Numb at
the Weasel Rediseen" The Solt named deluNleact hes ' Vienna, will be shortly called to the post of Minister Seam .
&Wady bad his suns struck off the list of member of the I
=moms. a surpass of Boglood, ford.. with that of tary of State. The Pope la.te .ha to have wiahed to coned
Jamb jord., as pispriatee a the Anatomical 1 all pretensions, and to retain in their came all the senora .
Warmish Museum, in George-street, Ranoverwmare. The who surround him, but he has been obliged to give way
&Weer of Apothecaries am about te r°l°°‘• the eased i before the persistence of Cardinal Autooelli, who firmly
Wrizan from the books of that institution.
v, I maintaiss his realisation."
Tan WALLINGTON STATUE AT LIVIAIOOL.-- aue ;
fermi teangeratioe of the Wellington statue at Liverpool Lose or Armful, WEAANNIA, JUL —A Tonic.—
Dr Reseal awl the milted prolsesion recommeed that valuable ,
1 ham bees pa/tunnel until Saturday nest. The usosateeM. ii 6,..., ~ sated itehd" Wt... jun". 4...„ °oily by.
itself wee raised on Saturday span** auseneik of thiseefenee. Bohm waters, 1, liinelabanne, (Sauce-street. Loirdoe, KC,"
the proem bevies bees hitherto delayed is semegassee et told by moue, liallan wale cremes. and others, at we •
the
ht. wind. The statue is of breeze, sad aces,aces,l4 fest% ' d Wbotwale Wm* R. Lewis and Cu., Wercester.--frat-
heig orsatemWeLl