The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-09 00:00:00

TEA 71713111111:10 OF BED-ROOMS.

it!and SON base observed for some time
: it would be advantageous to their Monomers to see
a mach larger selectlea of Bed-room Furniture than le usually
dieldereti, and that to Judge properly of UN style end etteet of
the different deecriptions of lareltore, It le that each
description should be placed In separate room have,
therefore, ELECT= large and Additicseel SHOW.BOOIIB, by
which they are enabled not only to extend their show 0r...
Bram, and Wood bolster* sad Bed-reees Feraitare. be
what they believe bee ever bees attempted, but also to provide
several mall mass tar the of keeping compkte mina
of Bed-room remlturt In the dltlerent styles
Jammed Deal Goods meg be seen la complete mites of eve or
ix different colones, some of them light and ornamental, and
often of 'plainer description. Suites of Stained veal Gothic
Fandture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, an also set apart in
separate rooms, no that customers areatie to are the effect salt
woeld appear la their own room
The stock of Mahogeny Omit for the better 'Bedrooms, and
Jammed Goods for Plain and Sen ante' one, le very greatly
crammed, the whole forming as complete an assortment of
Bed-
room remit:are as they think cm possibly be desired.
H SAL and SON'S ILLUSTWATLD CAT ALOOI.II of Bedsteads,
Bedding. and Bedroom Furniture seat tree by post.
tfs 157, IN, TOttsedismoombroad, Dmion.

PERSONS FURNISHING
will Ind crrnmrs Lrosuaocgay Ratak!filmiest, Eti.
01.1,0111)01-1117, a oonvenieut liou.e. A large stock or well.
nianaltenared geode always on eats. Ileetro-Plate Table
Cutlery, Ina Tram Betio ; Brushes, Turnery, and '
f` Every article far the Donee and kitchen. Carriage
ceders above £P.

CRINOLINES Gemma.
CRINOLINTS.-01124MA, or Jewelled. 9e. 6d.
P1E112077a. 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINKS.--Sanafieetums. 16a. and Me.
Peruorra, 17, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINER—Ondina or Waved. 184. 6d.
PIIILPOTIII, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRlNOLlNES.—Sansilectuma Jewelled. 275. 6d.
PIIILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY.
C RINOLLNES. —Piccadilly Puffed. 31e. 6d.
PHILPOIT3, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINE& —Drawings with Prices post free.
PHILKIISB. $7. PICCADILLY.

" pXCELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANT&
Li MODELES SPECIAL' X ► sa FABBIQCII."—JOHN
BROGDZ-N, having bees hammed with a Firmsime Medalat
the Pasts UnlvmwM Exhibition, accompanied hy the above Ut-
tering testimonial, respectfully invitee the public to an inspec-
tion nl his GOLD CHAINS and extensive assortment of
J SWELLIERY, an made on the remises.
JOHN 111100 DEN, Goldsmith. Manufactory, Nn. 16, Henrietta.
street, Coventgarden. M.C. Establialted A.D. 1716.
Assays made of Clmins and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. This
establishment la closed at 6 in the evening, end cm Saturdays at
1 o'clock.

Now ready. prise : post hoc hi tGeppleht).
PROMISES PROVED.
A. • twist record of a few tarts In room:Gan with The
Spitalßelde Gospel Iltedoo." Written for the secoarsgentent
and stresgtheelog of Cbristlasei of ell Sect& _

This pamphlet cis string of marvels from first to lut—stortes
of the worst end lowest, Now trophly of God's grace, sod of the
power of the blood of Christ to make the fowleet slew"—The
Revival (Marsh tc.

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Rossurt AND Mramssirs. —Rossini haring learned
last Monday morning that Moyerbeer had been rather wane
the evening before, riot to the Rue Mootaigne to learn
bow the patient had passed the night. Entering the home,
he inquired of the concierge how M. Meyerbeer waii that
morning. Without any precaution, the man replied that
the great composer was dead. At this terrible announce-
meet the visiptorl,=gered and would have fallen had not
the other sap bin. /dm., He reunited foe nearly ten
• minute. incapable of movement, and when he recovered a
little, requested to re a member of the family. One of
Moyeibeer's daughters come down, sod Rossini when be
saw her, burst into team and embraeed her affectionately.
He spoke at great length of the decreed. and it was a cow
siderable time before be was in a state to return to his own
rendenos. Rossini sad Moyerber bad bee. acquainted for
upwards of 30 years.
GARIBALDI MEETING ON PRIMROSE HILL.
A meeting took place ise Primrose-hill on Saturday night,
at ti o'clock, for the purpose of protering against the
ioterforeace of the polies at the Garibaldi meeting which
mu to have been held at the same piece on the evening
of the 23rd of April, sad which, it will be remembered
was suppressed by the police, on the ground that the pro-
moters of it had not received permission from the autho-
, rities to use that particular place, it being set apart for
the purposes of pear recreation. At the time MO-
fiord Mr. Ed. Beaks, the chairman. escorted by the
Working-men's Committee ands deputation from the
City Committee, arrived upon the hill, the tricolour
flag being carried before them. The flag was placed
behind one of the seats on which the speakers stood to
address thre who had amembied, and who formed a pretty
numerous gathering. The animus, at some length, refined
to the various step, which had bees taken is consequeece of
the last meeting hares been broken up, vindicated their
perfect right to areenkile as they did at prier% and the.,
after remarking upon the strange circumstances attending
the departure of Garibaldi from England, urged upon the
meetieg the parainountimporrooe of England proving herself
to be a true tripod to the liberties of the people. Several
penises afterwards addressed the meeting, and geeerally
condemned the radar of the police at the mania; os
the 73rd of April, and thee represented to their listeners
the great rosesity of their insisting upon the fall enjoy.
meat of the rights of Englishmen, sad not to submit to
any arbitrery or despotic senores. "The right of pub-
lic scarty," said or speaker, " preceded ail goverzsead.'
Mr. W. Sheen stated distinctly that, at the meeting at Staf-
ford Homes on Sunday, the 17th April, Mr. Gladstone told
Garibaldi that the government was certainly desirous he
should leave. A eerbe of resolutions were rased, which
declared the interference of the polioe on the 23rd of April
to have been wholly nejnetifiable, illegal, sod uncoostitu-
tiooal ; that the parer is one of General Garibaldi's let-
ters, in which he said,"! feel obliged to leave England,'
proved that the abrupt termination of his visit was brought
about by undue premise upon him for politica
sad that, under these circumstances, the mestiair=
sympathised with those in the provinces who had bees
unable to see the general. It was agreed that the ramie-
tons should be treassaitted to General Garibaldi, end the
meeting shortly after separated. There were so police
present in uniform, sad the crowd behaved is • very orderly
. It is rated that the Chancellor of the Exchequer
has appointed to-morrow afternoon to receive s deputation
from the Working Men's Committee, to afford a further
opporunity for explanations
iis regiments to the departure
of GaribelM from
ROYAL Fs= lioartw., Giur's-revs-soAD.—The
number of patients relieved at this hospital daring the week
ending Map 7. was 3,445, of which 1,116 were new MOM