The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-04 00:00:00

P'elarsis de Wallis& la Prinawas—Vesalsou baribEe.

Pooding de Ni

An exteinive and

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de pommel' do Nceraandie.

Fromage et 9oJade.

sicek of Rbealsh,lfoselle,

and other Wines, Imported erpresaly for The London Dinner.

Turtle Soup, and all /Ink In oesoon, dilly.

Fhie Haunches of Venison every day, at 1 and 6 o'cloek.

N.B. During the Exhibition Pennon The London Dinner will be
served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Diemen in the
Cotten Room AM carte from one until tee o'clock.

Open on Sundays at four o'clock.
11.11DERICIC BAWYSR, Proprietor.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-TO-MORROW.
BLONDLICIS WONDILRFUL PERFORMANCES with and
without the balance pole on the 11/W ROPE at FOUR O'CLOCK,
will amoogst others, Include the following fasts;
Clog dance basket dance, stilt dance, somersaults over burning
candles. Great chair testa, La tour du chapeau, overture on the
violin, flag dance, dram polka during somersaults, the whole
without a Oakum pole.—Comovence at Four o'clock.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—BLONDIN TO-
mosio*.-11.11111.11VED 81ATh mad the Maim at Halt-
&Crown es* will be es SALY at the Ticket Iltm4 to the Palace.
Visitors arriving late will be sure of ample acoreamodatton

CRYSTAL PALACE.—The GREAT ROSE
BROW d the SIABON, 70410=0W (Saturday), July 5.
The Palmas will be opened at 9 o'clock, and the barriers en-
closing the rase stands will be removed at It o'clock precisely.
The largest display of roses ever given at the Palace.
The Band of the Royal Artillery and Orchestral Band through-
out the day.
By special regtuist M. Bloodin will give a performance in the
afternoon on the low rope, at 1 o'clock.
Great Picture Gallery of original works by the best masters
on view and sale; Victoria erase Gallery of war pictures, by
flamingos : photographic exhibition : floe arta courts. thousands
of flowers in bloom on the Terraces and round the Rosary.
In the Fabibitore Department strangers to London will find on
sale all kinds of manufactured articles in the greatest variety
and of the choicest description.
The china, glass, stationery, French, industrial, furniture, and
foreign court', and the carriage department, will be found
worthy the attention of visitors and purchasers.
Admission by Season Tickets free or on payment of Ralf-a-
Crown ; children under 12, One Shilling.
Season Tickets, One Guinea each, available till April $9,1861.

R. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr.
JOHN PARRY, will ors their New intertsinmont, TEM
riZLY LEGEND, and Hr. Joke Parry's Maideal Narrative
of the OOLIJIEN MAWR, EVERY EVYNING (except Battu,
day , at 13. Morning Representations—Tuesday. uniday, and
Saturday, at 2.—Royal Gallery of Illastratkim 14, Regentetreet
Unreserved seats, Is. and ts.. stalls, U.. stall (spring) chairs, fa,
secured in advance (without fee), at the Gallery, sad at Nostra
Cramer and Co.a, 201, Regent-street.

TULIA PASTRANA EMBALMED, standing
Ilffi erect, dressed as ia Me. Is pronounced by tbe 'medical
Med= So be Ow isresMen smiseade earbetly ever add la
London. BURLINGTON GALLRRY, 191, Mocadilly. OPEN
DAILY, trod Maven to :dna—Admission, One ShiMmr.

MIDDLESEX NEW MUSIC HALL, Drury-
law. Proprietor, Mr. P.. Winder. The only star company
In London. Madame Mon. Mrs. Phillip% Mrs. Sellers, Mrs.
Daiisryde,_ Mist Clifton, Ind Miss
ello_r_thnerimMesire. Harry_
SgrreiaZiwiraDrene:h.wtredorg'inLillarwr"" open at 7. and

LIBRARY of BOOKS of General Literature. Andent sod
Modern, the propert7 of a Gentleman.
MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at his Great Room, 3e, King-street, Covent-garden, on
MONDAY, July 7. at half-past 12 precisely, upwards of 2,000
VOLUMES of BOOKS, comprising the Works of Byron, Scott,
Hume, Smollett, Gibbon, Rollin, Robertmn, Dickens, Thackerny,
and other: Bohn's Standard, Antiquarian, and other Libraries:
Illustrated Worts Quarterly and other Reviews, French Litera-
ture, & I e., many n elegant bindings also a large quantity of
Bible Commentaries, by leant, Clarke, Gill, Matthew Henry,
and othem—May be viewed tomorrow and morning of sale, and
catalogues had.

PIANO, 18 guineas. cost 50 six months ago ;
brilliant toned, full compass, handsome case, carved truss
les; reWition touch, metallic plates, all latest improvements.
Mimic stool included. The lade will allow one month's
triaL—
Apply SA, Downhara-road, am doors from Kingskod•road.

FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE,
to any Part of the Kingdom.
Drawing-room Suites in Velvet ll5 0 0
Drawing-room Suites, complete 35 0 0
Btulng.room Suites, complete 23 0 0
Bed-room Suites, complete
Warranted Piet-class
P. and S. BEYFUS,
144, OXFORD-ST/MKT, and 91 to 93, CITY-ROAD.
nine:rated Catalogues gratis and poet free on application.

EUROPEAN and COLONIAL
WINK OOMPANY,
122, Lon&n, 8.W.,
Ilstabllabed 1858 for the supply of pure Wines of the highest
character 40 a seeing of at least 30 per cent.

ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, 2.75. per dozen.
(The Standard of Excellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT 37s. per doss.
(Ten years In the wood.)

Dinner Sherry, Ma mad Um. I Old Port, Us. a, d 304.
Epernay Cham 34 Bt. J alma Claret, Itle.. 205.&
Finest Cognac !greedy, das. and Finest &Medina Hollandt, S&
MI. per dozen. per MO.

BEAUJJLAIS
Bottles and Pas
Six dosen cases carriage frOl
WI

20a p cinea.
ger Included.
Terror, cash or rolgriego.
MID TIPPING, Maasisr.

BE CAREFUL WRAT YOU EAT.
BOIMICK 8 is the BAKING POWDER nenriameeded by
Dr. Hassan (Analyst to the Uncut," author oI •• Adulteration
Detected," Ike 1 It was the first. and is the best Baking Pow-
der—often imitated, but never equalled. As you value your
health. age no other. gold everywhere, la Id., td., 44., and 6d.
packet& aad Is.. b. 61. and Is. boxes.

FrLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Orkmtal Botanical preparation for Improving and Beauti-
fying the Completion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces of
the hands sad arms, its capability of soothing irritation and
removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors-
Bona, and other cutaneous visitations. render It indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin,
whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense
solar heat. Price Cc dd. and Rs. 6d per bottle —Sold at 20,
Hattongarden and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for
" Rowlands' Halydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious
articles under the name of " Kalydor.'

WASTE PRODUCTS and UNDEVELOPED
SPESTANCILS, by P. L finutolits, is now read sod
contains the useful application of barks, bladder, blood,
old boots and shoes, old clothes, cotton waste, couch grass terns,
deb waste, gut, hair, kelp, mill waste, mosses and lichens,
=lngo, nettles, raga, roots, rushes sawdust, seaweed, shoddy,
straw, thistles waste paper, and many other substances at pre-
sent considered asek.a. 41113 pages, kap. Sm. cloth. es.
London: Robert Hardwick., 191, Piccadilly.

NOW ready, price Om Shilling.
VIINFLUENCE of RAILWAY TRAVEL-
LEING as PUBLIC BILILLTIL Pros “The lamest."
Ueda's Bonet Hardwick°. 19t, Piccadilly, and M all bock-
Wien and railway Mathias.

TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.
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afflicted. All persons suffering taws the ordinary ailments of
mantled should at once send • stamped directed iftvelops to
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will be Immediately retained.

Brow ready, prim la.„ pent free 14 stamps, or to • sailed MM.
MAIO Mtg
VITAe, • popular msdloal work on NZ/NOUS
VITALIS, illuatrated with 100 Engravings
from We (of oases attended at the Hotel Men, Patio, and
other Heagdtals), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent
upon the wren and stresses of youth and reatarity. Br
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and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, re-
gistered under the new Medical Act, who may be consulted at
his nisidenoe, He, Maddozatrett. Regeubstreet, London, W.
opposite the side of M. Otoorge's Church), daily, 11 till 2, and
from 5 WI 8 Sundays, 11 till 2. To be had direct as above, and
from all booksellen in Paternoster-row, London.

SOCIAL SCIICSOZ RIVISW, July 3, 1861
Pries M.
corners :—Th• Post-ollice—Vios and Disease—Detection et
Falsified Money In Kiser— Boort of National Association—
Journeyman Baleen' Case, by Mr. J. Jellicoe—Domestio Animals
—Shortcomings of the &wised Zducational Code—The Prisms
or the Southern District of Great Britain—The Day.
Cleo, 10, Whitebiars.street, Fleet-street. Sold by all news-
vendors to town sad country.

pI7BLIC WORKS of FRANCE.—LONDON
=Err ARCHTTSCYI7IIL—Sho DIIII,DKJIt of THIS
DAY, pries 441., contains:—TMs View of We Deem Marine fa
swarm Moo—Public Works of Tram—ieeleatokay and Closet
EiWhitton—Palace of Art and Industry—Walk and Talk In Room
—A Damp Mouse (with Ilinstration)—eunmer Ezdarslons
Lodeings of the Poor—Tho Works of Mout CodesPurilleation
of the Thames—The Well, Olerkenwell—Proposod ArehMettumal
Alliance—Scene Painting—The Chatham Waterworks—Patents—
Church•building News—Vnmincial News—Oompetitious, An
Moe, 1, Yorkatrosa. Conanaiardan . and all booksellara

SPLENDID and meet accurate PORTRAITS of
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=pear la the ILLUSTRATIID TIKES oh TO-MORROW,
July 5, also a yogi, !Mistretta:l of the lady Oodira Precool=
rhrthreat& the streetelof Coveatiy—Tbr Great Shower the Royal
untold WOW ha Retterework: Tbe Robs Cattle Shed :
Horse Btag—Phe Workabms : Tbe Alkali Works
of Mem= Ober= lreiberesed Colraboly, star elratinsham
—with albite atiabaratbar Irrebta. AMMO awe of the
week, literary sad other n
akciat. deW. tnC. bX poet, Joel
dumps. —Mee, 4„

CITRENI
lasi published, prise Ls„past. treniiiii"llll.ll:444arealtelPor
p from
AMEDICAL, ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE of PILEWATURE DECLINE to NAN, with plain
dtrections for patient restoration to health and vigour, the result
of twenty. Ave years' succeseful practice In the treatment of those
peculiar nervous and acquired disease* which tend to embitter
and shorten life. By Dr. .1. L Cams, 16, Albemarle-street,
Piccadilly, London. Consultation& 10 till t, and 6to &
" We feel so hesitation in saying there is no member of society by
whom the bout will net be found osetni—whethereneh person hold

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STOCKBRIDGE RACES—TauzsDAY.

The Stockbridge meeting, in fine weather, is repaniell
oce of the most enjoyable of the mason, but whim vWlsd
by heavy rain, as was the case to-day, no place of sport Is
more wretched and uncomfortable. The attendance was
large, but the wet was a dreary drawback to the otherwise
intareating features of the sport. The Stockbridge Cup and
the Stewards' Plate were the events in which the Mitered d
the spectators centred, and for the former five rumen ap-
peared at the poet, some surprise being created by the ab-
sence of Fsirwater, who, although she had arrived it was sup-
posed especially for this engagement, was returned home
this moreiog. Asteroid and Maggiore were backed
heavily, but both suffered defeat from Thunderbolt, who
made his first appearance this reason in his old "form," and
won all the way, giving no less than 2st lib. Mr. Alex.
soder has bad thereby the good fortune to win this psis"
two yews in succession, as it will be remembered his mare
Ferfalla won it last year even easier than did Thunderbolt
to-day. The Cup is a classic group in silver representing
Thetis briefing to Achilles the armour forged by Vides°.
It was designed and modelled by Mr. Henry Morrell, and
manufactured by Messrs. C. E. F manual, silversmiths to
the Queen, Portsmouth, and as • work of art is worthy of
the buffet of any gentleman combining classic with
sporting tastes. Asteroid and Dusk were the only
opponents of The Wizard in the Stewards' Plate,
the race haring been put down many days
since as a foregone conclusion for Mr. Niehol's horse.
7 to 4 was betted on The Wizard, and the ram between
him and Asteroid was an of the mod exciting that has
been seen this season. The Meat Cup victor, Asteroid,
again forced the pace with • long lead, but The Wizard drew
epee him within three-quarters of a mile of home. and
eemeng like • lion at the bottom of the hill, caught Gtr
Joseph Hawley's bone stride by stride, and getting
to his head within • short distance of the chair won
by • neck. Nothing could exceed the brilliancy of
Sam Rogers's riding on the winner, and the superb.
manner in which be handled his horse will long
be remembered by the admiring spectators. 300 is 100 was
taken about The Wizard for the Goodwood Cup immediately
after the race, but there were many who seemed to think
that his victory bad nut been secured with sufficient ems
to warrant any very great confidence from his friends. Is
the Goodwood Cup The Wizard and Asteroid again meat on
equal terms, the distance being halfe-roile further. Prior
to the commencement of the racing the following yearlings,
the progarty.of Mr. GulLiver„ were disposed of by auction by
Messrs. Tatter all :—Chestnut filly by Ethelliert—Nally
(Mr. G. Angel), 106 guinemt, chestnut filly by Neville—
Declaims (W. Day), WO mores ; chestnut colt by Ethel.
bert—Ada (Mr. G. Angel), 230 guineas ; bay filly by 11/ther-
mos—Bridget (Mr. Starkey), 30 guineas.
MATO! • old roils • 1001.: h ft.

Mr. Newland's Pihi—littin, by Orlando, i yrs, 7st 10lb
(Fortum) 1
Mr. Craven's Wild Duok. 8 yrs, Sst4lb (J. Gager) 2
Betting : 13 to 800 Palmeri°. The non-favourite made
play with a long lead until the top of the hill had been
reached, where Palmeri° took closer order, and waiting upon
his opponent until within the last few strides came out and
won cleverly by &neck.
The AI4DOVER Smut, of 5 nova. each, with 50 soon
added. Gentlemen riders. Old mile.

Lord Uxbridge's General Hess, by Nabob, 5 yra, 12st lib
(Cape.% Little) 1
Mr. Payne's ns Traveller, 8 yrs, Ost 121 b .... (Mr. Edwards) 2
Mr. Wood na Strike 4 yea, oat 71b (Mr. Ber 111)

Admiral Rous w Glideito-e., aged, Net (Including 7lh extrai
IS Rogers) 4

Duke of Beaufort ua Naiad, Bet 1211:0

(A. Day') 6
Betting : Even on General Here ; 3 to 1 apt Traveller ;
sto 1 sgst Gladiator ; and Bto 1 wit Naiad. Gladiator
made play, followed by Strike, Nard, with General Hess
bringing up the rear. In this order they breaded the bill,
where General Bess improved his position, and in the dip
Traveller took up the running, the favourite coming along
on his near side. Captain Little waited with his usual
patience until within a few strides of the chair, when be
made bis effort and won, after a fine display between the
two gentlemen "jocks," by a bead. Strike was a bad
third, and the remainder were beaten off.

A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 soya. each, with 30 added ; for 2-
yr-olds and upwards. Selling allowances. Half a mile.
Mr. John Day's True Blue, by Newunnster, J yrs (60(),
Tot Mb (Judd) 1
Mr. W. Days Burbtton Hill. yes (40i.), Tst 111161. Adams) 2
Mr. Payne's b f lieasham—Mghtshade, 2 yrs 11016.)
est lid) ;Drew L 2
Mr. Ten Breech's Double Pas, 2 yrs 101.), fist Sib (Monett 4
Betting : Eves on Surbiton Hill, 2to 1 apt True lue.
The favourite made play in the middle of the coarse, with
True Bios on the whip hand, the race being confined to the
first two throughout, and True Blue, having the best of it
from the enclosure, won by half a length; the Neasham
filly a bad third. The winner was bought in for 165 guineas,
but was afterwards sold privately for 2001. to Lord Strath-
more.

TBX STOCKBEIDGII CCP, value 200 sow., by subscription
of 10 soya each ; for 2-yr.olds and upwards ; maiden low.
ants and winners extra ; seven furlongs on the New Mile.
(31 subs)
Mr. C. Alexander's Thunderbolt, by Stockwell, 5 yrs. Bat 131 b
(F.. Sharpe) 1
Mr. B. Ten Broeek's Meteor*, 6 yrs. Tst 121 b (Fordhani) 2
Sir J. Hawley's Asteroid, 4 yrs. 9st 101 b 'Weis) 3
the following also ran :—Repose and Daniel O'Coonell.
Betting: 6 to 4 apt Asteroid. 2 to 1 agst Maggiore, and
sto 2 apt Thunderbolt. Daniel O'Connell jumped off
with the lead, but on arriving at the top of the hill, be
bolted to the left in the direction of the ground over which
he is trained, and took no further pert in the race. Repose
was left in ion of tbe lead, with Asteroid in the
Beat s, a Thunderbolt pulling double next him, with
Maggiore close up. Coming down the bill Repose was
beaten, and rapidly declined into the last place. In a stride
or two further Asteroid was in difficulties, and Thunderbolt
and Maggiore had the finish to themselves, the horse going
on and winning were easily by a length. Asteroid was •
bad third, and neither Repose nor Daniel O'Connell passed
the post.

A BWIMPISTAI2B of 5 eon. each, with 23 added, for 2-yr-
olds and upward.. Selling allowances. T.Y.O.
Br. W. Day's c by Vedette—Ellen Percy, 2y (301.),
Set P ()
Adams) 1
Mr. Isaac Peddler's cby Tadroor—lintbi Dell, jmi (SOL),
tat nib (J. Grimabau) 2
Sir. Craven's Herleatone, 2 yrs ), est Plb . (Morris)
Betting : 5 to 4 agst the Ellen Percy colt, and 2 to 1 apt
each of the others. The favourite made ell the running,
and won by a length. A head between second and third.
The winner was sold for 40 ptineas.
Tag STAND Plan (Baixlicapl, of 30 lam, for 3-yr-olds
and upwards. Bush in.
Mr. Creven's Wild Duck, by Wild Dayrell—ingacity, 3 m,
gat nib (J. lieW I
Dine of Besufort's Zest Ahern, 4 yrs, 74t 1011:. (Judd, I
Mr. W. Day's Quicksilver, 4 yrs, 74 sib Adams)
The following also ran :—Keane, Rapture, Whiskey, and
Sweet Jessamine