The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-30 00:00:00

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WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED 1
This query is worthy consideration by every one anxious
to retain the inestimable Messing— sight; for on correct know-
ledge as to 1210 proper time for using spectacles will depend the
certainty of preserfieg clear vision to the end of life. When Its
deficiency Is determined a nicety of discrimination most be used
In adapting lenses of the enact power that will supply the loss. or
irreparable injury will result. Opticalquacks, like medical quacks,
do incalculable micehief by their brnorant pretension, so is
by the victims of country hawken and unskilled vendors.
rriva.lyed, than, it were wiser to ask advice rather from ennui
optician of retiree and avoid risk to one's sight. The old dim
of Thomas Harris and Mon established 1780., apposite the British
Museum-gate, Loedon, having special, attended to the mane-
facture of spectacles, are competent to advise on all that per-
tains to the remedying d: festive vision by the xi/curate adaptation
of the lenses, mathematically tree, of the requisite power, and
also by the jadiciou selection of a spectacle frame (which is
Important) of the form most becoming the Moe.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Ne. CCXXIX.,
was pablilmod on nalorality limit.

03117111711.

1. chum.
2. American Views of Emden&
3. Forsyth's Life of Cicero.
4. Gan. and Hates
• Spekes Travels oo the Nile.
I. lets
T. Rome In the Middle Ages.
ft The Daniel% Duchlea
John Murray. Albemarle.'lt

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EXAMINATIONS AT TUX INCORPOIATRD LAW BO-
MEM—HILARY TRIM, 1864.—The exatoisen moiled that
the following geutlemee, when mamas are imaged is
elphabethad order have pawed the la termiriiate semi.
&Woo with diettnctioa !—Iii!!!!iel Charles Lovelace Bow.

Tiog,;ged, articled to Mr. Egerton Isaacson, of Margate;
Charles Frederick Bird, aged 20, articled to Monica. Hired
and Son, of Landon ; Thomas M'Millin, aged 25, articled to
Mr. John M•Millin, of Loudon ; George Francis Riddiford.
aged 22, articled to Marra. 11. Wilton and Son, of
Gloucester. The number of candidates examined in this

FRANCE.
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
PARIS, Jas. 29.
The debate upon the address was concluded in
the Corps Legialatif to-day.
If. Jules Fevre spoke upon the diplomatic side of
.the Polish question. Alluding to the words of the
Emperor, he pointed out the ill success of negotia-
tion, and urged the necessity of breaking off all
relations with Russia, in order to assert the rights
which she had violated, and to manifest the indig-
..nation,ol the -whole pf Europe. The project of a
etingsnin was a geneissiti inspossibility. Russia was
resolved to exterminate Poland. It was not
requisite to make war, which would be folly in the
state of isolation in which Francs was at present
placed, but it was requisite to break off every kind
of relation with a power which bad violated the
right of treaties.
! 31. Rouher opposed the amendments. He de-
fended the Congress project with energy, and
showed that, in spite of the profound sympathies
of the government with Poland, it was necessary to
await the solution of the question from time and
the moral influence of France.

The amendm est was rejected. Paragraph 7 was
adopted.
M. Gu‘roult supported the amendment de-
manding the evacuation of Rome, which was re-
jected by 218 to 12.
The entire draft of the address was adopted by
234 to 12.

term was 7d ; of these, fin were passed and 10 postponed. At
the examination of caoilnietes for adasunion on the roll of

M. Jules Fevre is one of the deputation to carry
up the address.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, JAIL 29, 3.35 P. M.
The Bourse continues fiat. Routes closed at
66.35, or bc. lower than yesterday.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BRESLAU, Jix. 29.

Advice' from Warsaw state that • cavalry de-
tachment of insurgents bas been seen at Jablonna,
four miles from Ibe metropolis.
Two more engagementa have occurred in the
government of Radom, the first at Staszow, not
far from Sandomir ; the second at Ilza. The in-
surgents were led by Bosak.

MEXICO.
PARIS, JAL 29, EVEYINe.

Advices from Mexico to the 2nd inst. state that
Juarez has lost all his artillery and 2,000 prisoners..
Three battalions of the army of Juarez passed over
to the Imperialists. The forces of rriar„ii and
Beriozabal have also been defeated.

SIN DOMINGO.
PARIS, JAN. 29, Evansa.

Intelligence received from St. Domingo to the
12th inst. announces a fresh victory of the Spanish
troops over the insurgents.

Sit:ons;;;;;;lsohcitors of the superior moue, the examiners
recommended the following apemen, wider the age of A RAPID PASSAGE TO THE PACIFIC, have
as being entitled to honorary distinction:-1. Cornelius received by the West India mail, which reached South-
Marshall Warmiegtoe, aged 21, who served hie elerkahip to dentou yesterday, the announcement of the arrival at
Mr. Frederickisica,fioid Colchester; Mr. 3. alparuso of the Pacific Steam Navigation Compsey's
Alexander Miller White, of Colchester; and Molars. steamer Chile, on the 17th alt. The Chile left Liverpool
Hawkins, Blopm, sod Hawkins, of London. 2. Theodore on the 11th November, sod has thus accomplished the dis-
Waterhouse, 8.A., aged 25, who served his clerk- tepee of over 9,000 mike. aft.r "'RIM{ et Madeira, St.
ship to Messrs. Oookson and Wainewright, of Lou' Viacent, and Monte Video. I. 36 darn
dot. 3. John Wills Chandler. aged 25, who served his BISHOP COLENSO'S TElAL.—People are interested
clerkship to Mr. Samuel Chandler, of Basingstoke. more immedately in the legal question raised by the pro.
4. Alfred Bright, M.A., aged Zi, who served his clerkship ceedinp at Cape Town which led to the condemnation of
to Mr. Frederick Pardon, of Bishop's Castle, and Means. Bishop Colen.o and his solemn deposition from the office of
Bell, Stewart, sad Lloyd, of Lapdogs; James William bishop by the sentence of his metropolitan, Bishop Gray,
Calk, 8.A., aged who served his clerkship to Mein& on the 16th of December. Are the proceedings and the
Woodhouse and Colborne, of Newport, Moomouthshire, sentence valid, or are they, se was protested on the spot by
MOWS. Gregory, Soo, and Clark, of London, sod Mr. Bishop Colenso's representative, "a nullity, void of a
Thomas Clark, of London ; James Adams Hewitt, aged 21 force and effect?' This is an important question ss regards
who served his clerkship to Messrs. Edmonds and Sees, of • the constitution of the Church of England in the colonies,
Plymouth, and Messrs. Clown and Mickley, of Linden ; and no lees important as regards the constitution of the
and Richard Body Smith, seed 2'2, who served hi clerkship Church of England generally. The prevailing opinion, we
to Mr. Richard Smith, of Bridgewater, sad Messrs. Boyle believe is, or at least was some time ago, that no power is
and See, of Losidoe--equaL The council of the twerp> the church can touch Bishop Colesso. By the terms of hie
rated Law Society have moordiagly awarded the following appointment to the Bishopric of Natal, it is said, he became
prises of hake :To Mr. Warminster*, the prise of the Hon. subject to his metropolithe to the Pine extent sad in the
Soviet of Clifford's-inn :to Mr. Waterhouse, the prize of same manlier as bishop at home are subject to their metro-
the Hoe. Society of Cleineat'sdan ;to Mr. Chandler, Mr. politest' ; but thee, by the present law of the church, it le
Bright, Mr. Cobb, Mr. Hewitt, and Mr. Smith, one of the said, the power of metropolitan at home over their mini-
pine of the Isoceporsted Law Society. :object bishops is entirely is erbibas—eo that each
VALUE OP CITY PEOPERTY.—The premises emu- fah bebop at the preps' moment is really independent.
pied by the Colonial Life-offlee Lombardotreet hays *4I Ittddtr•
been sold by Messrs. Edwin Fox and Bosalleld far 3QOfkll., i Mr. John Lumen, R. A., the distinguished
the less having about 70 years to run at a rest of 6004 *Jalapa Pinter, herforwarded to the National Woks,
a yes:. The arcs occupied is shoat 1,000 feet. latidatics a donation of 001.