The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-10 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

MJU LL I EN'S CONCERTS.
• HIER MAJINTY'S THEATRE.--TIMS LVENING.—
Vocalist, Mdlle. Volplui Solo Cornet 3.listons, N. Legendre.
The Dew Selection from M. (Joanna's Grand Opera. " Faust,"
arranged impress(' for these concerts by M. Juillen. " The
British Army Quadrille," performed by the Grand Orchestra, the
Band of the Grenadier Guards, the Baud of the Coldstream
Guards. and the Band of the Scots Fusilier Guards. Conductor,
31. JULLIMN. Admission, IL Commeoceat 8.-11aose may be
seemed at the box office of the theatre. and of the pnuclpal
libraries sad mule warehotbies.

(anna's TM/GRANO
FRANCE. _

PARIS, Nov. 9.
The Petrie of this evening believes itself able to
state that the Emperor's proposition for a European
ROYALCongress has met with serious objections in the
ALHAMBRA PALACE.
IMMENSE ATTEACTION.—ARTHUR and BERTRAND, Council of Ministers at Vienna. It also says
the celebrated French Clown; will appear EVERY EVENING " From present information, it appears probable
in ea entertainment rearmed eimareeiD for their eurgageseent at
this oatablinhmenit The MAR vats ot PEED. the moat wonder, that Russia, Italy, and Spain will adhere to the
fat performers In the weeid—lmnel, the meet Indian Juggler ro pr
—The Fairy Fountain—Opeentle lielectione—Grand Gook Diver.
Basement by the Frenemeo lendly and Ems. Ratet, minted by La France asserts that the Emperor's letter of
12 young Wilds.
Doors open at seen . cow- , , invitation will be published in the Moniker imme-
diately after it has been remitted to all the sove-
reigns. La France states that the letter is pervaded
by a spirit of delicate moderation and courtesy, and
is said to draw the attention of the Sovereigns to
the great principles of order, peace, and the general
interest It also demands, continues La France,
" the establishment of a system of public law more
in accordance with accomplished facts, the spirit of
the age, and the new conditions of the European
equilibrium, although it avoids specially pro-
nouncing itself upon any of the particular questions
which will have to be treated.by the Congress, even
upon that of Poland."
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.

at HaUlast.

THE REGENT (NEW MUSIC HALL),'
saarmantm, Vbxent-imeare. Westminster, the
largest. handsomest, end beet ventilated in the will
OPEN on November the 30th, with foreign end artistes
of celebrity, whose names wUI be duly announced.

THE OXFORD.—OPEN EVERY EVENING.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT% consisting of Operatic
Selections, Choruses, Le., by the whole of the Company .
Violin Viotti Collins, the celebrated English rloanli . Flute,
Drew Dean . Pianoforte, Miss Bryant . sad the norvellams Innen.
mask The Orchestral Plano," by the Inventor, Heft Sehalken-
bath. Director, Me. P. Joindentans Comedy by Voserorth (or
"any other Naas "), Ewan W. lundsli, liseshall, 0.
Ibiteldneoo, Admission—Assn , Stalls and Bsicony,
la. ; Private Boxes, 10a. ed.

THE OHM CLUB, an entirely new 8 *al
A. Entertainment, fatrodeelog startling end effects
newel before st.tempted. Produced under tie Immediate super-
intendence of Professor PPPPER, end by permission of L
HA
I. WeeteitL Msg. First
time THISEVILSI24O.—CLNTERBURY
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MRS. LIRRIPER'S LODGINGS.

TO NOT FORGET YOUR APPOINTMENT !
We sup at EVANS% Covent-garden, after Jullien's
Conant

PARIS.—The GRAND HOTEL,
Boulevard des thipucinee, Place de Nouvelle Opera. oppo-
site the Rue de la Mx, and near the Theatres, is been opened
since July, 1862. It contains 700 bedrooms, prime troth
4tr. to 23fr. . 70 drawing-rooms, from sfir. to 301 r.: a magnificent
selest, capable of dlnieg more than 800 persons, and when there
la a table-d Mite at ell o'clock. Dinners and breakfast' are .erred
la carte In the coffe•roome as well as In the apartments. There
Is a reading-room with the beet English end foreign men and
publications, a mask-rem, sad enrawing-room ter the use of
travellers, without say additional charge. There are also baths.
►®ard-rooms, smoking divans, port-office ; cabs, twinges. and
ensibuses vitae to the railway stations. servenes speak all
=rtrort can bblotie, thostedotel, ninilithe moat laddooable
p••t of Par4s. is recommended to the attention et theveffiere

ladepeedently of their two Hotels the CompesTrawtogiUare
bee established au eveuive Private Furnished Boase nu the
Boulevard des Cepodues, opposite the Redonda of the Grand
Maki, where familia' out melds u their own private ma-
dame, sad when they mu rely upon Bodies the aimed
coallott.

riIITY POUNDS REWARD. - WHEREAS
.1: ileum BRAUN and WIJSMICSI. lithographers. of SR
Mary Aze, bare lately been whetted by some intaulbortesd
=evidently ter trandalent pnineesin to execute en order ler
the taoehnile of those used for MAIISSALL'd HUNGA-
MAN BRANDY, the above reward will be paid on conviction cd
the offender: and the public Is particularly requested to we
thsutaZgewutali each bottle la capsule, labelled. and cork
.—J. O. MAILSRALL, sole consignee : of most retailer,,
Pd. este: ala per down arc carnage paid. ilepat. lid,
Akingalwairest. City. List of masts post free on application

ALLt3OPPI3 ALE and GIJUNNEBB'B STOUT.
JOHN P. MOOS and Co,. sole contractors for Bottled
Beer to the International nabflitaten, Agents for Ileauoi Moony
sod lea's hallo rate sad Seeks Ales, and Osborn dm
mad Co.' hint shot. Imposters el Whin end Ogintta.--4311k0e
sod elem. the Bora Inchasys, IR—The trade onggiled ea
UMW blew for oak

PICCADILLY CRINOLINE ROOM
IS tow OPIN.
PICCADILLY SANSPLECTIIM JIIPONS,
10r. Id., lio It, mod Sto
PICCADILLY CRINOLINES PUFFER,
MO& mod imo
PICCADILLY CRINOLINES.

The TATOU ONDINA. or Waved /epee, doss away with the
= IW:results of the ordinary hoops,g and so perfect an the
bands. that • lady may asceod • steep eteir,lean against
a table, throw herself Into en armchair, pass to her stall at the
=or occopy • fourth mat in • canine, without teminve.
to herself or ethers, or prorates rude remerts of the
observers, thin modifying la an important degree all Shoes peen-
limiting tending to destroyilse modesty of English warm. and.
Ile 113dd.
Astir,
~ it
Da, and allows t 255. he OremDinstratines to fall Into
hes. greoctel folds. Price
L PHILDII7, 37, PICCADILLY. W.

NO BETTER STYLES for BOYS,
Cldldrea and Boys are well attired when drowsed In
RYAN and Co.'s SUITS and ISOLATKD GA1016247%, as now
for autumn and winter wear. The following are
'myt receaunentiad :—New Knickerbocker wads for children,
ew Wawa% Windsor, and Westromder snits for elder boys,
tn., at 1.2 e. ed., 21... Wok, Ws., and 35e.: Jackets, Overcoats, and
Canes la all styles, sizes, and fabrics.
HYAM and Co., IS and 67, Oxfordstreet, W. ; 21, 22, and IS,
Nwirstreet, Birmingham : and 42, Briggate, Leeds.

-L-101i BOYS of TEN to FIFTEEN YEARS.
11 RYAN and Co.'s AUTUMN and WINTER OVERCOATS
and CAM are bowsaw taddresble sad protoottvo. No pr-
imula to owl thaw have Tat bus introduces& They an wad*
to all the sanest fabric, at prises mew bow Ifs. Id. to Ws.
IVAN sad Co., da sad IN, Ostordatrest, W. ; 21, 22, sad 23.
Nowatnet. Btrialoglaus : sad Os Beggs* Leads

THREE LEADING STYLES for HOME or
wvooL—HYA3I sad Co.'s ETON, HARROW, and
11:101Y SUITS are the best derlgns for Boys and Youths, re.,
IS., and 255. Boys' Jackets, Vests, and Trousers of correspond-
ing style and (panty.
RYAN and Co., 66 and 67, thfordutreet, W. : 21, 2!, sad ss,
Now-street. Birmingham art 41, Briggs* laud&

WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED?
This query is worthy consideration by every one anxious
to Maio the inestlinable binning - sight for on correct know-
ledge ea to the proper time for ellen Spectacles will depend the
certainty of presen Ink clear vision to the end of life. When Its
deficiency is determined a nicety of discrimination must he used
is adapting lenses of the enact power that will supply the Ina, or
irreparable ini ury will matt. Optical gawks. like medical q mocks,
do Weal ulable mi-chief by their Ignorant pretension, as Is
proved by the victims of ountry hawkers and unskilled vendors.
Barely, then, It were wiser to ask advice rather teem eon.°
optician of Tepe, and avoid risk to one's sight. The old firm
of 'Thomas Harris and Bon established 1780', opposite the British
Museum-gate, London, having specially attended to the manu-
facture of spectacles, ere cootheteut to advise on all that per-
tains to the remedying dr fecti re vision by the annwate adaptation
of the leases, Insthematically true, of the regulate power, and
idea by the Judicious selection of a speethcle frame (which to like-
wise Important) of the form scot becoming the feta

ISHED APARTMENTS for One or Two
flO•atijßNiessa. at ait, Daldtagton-grove, Heanington•pait.

GOD BLESS tho PRINCE of WALES. New
National Bong By Mune. Lwamas. as. Piano solo
and dint, each 4.. . ion part won. twopence
WAIBLIN OR at N 1,04 just ready). By the eomproar el the
highly miular Warbling. at Zee." and •• Warbling. at Wen.-
Sa. . Robert Coen and Co., New Bartlagtonetreet, W.
All waakaellais.

Price OW
rr HE STORY of the M ROW COURT-
' MARVA!, recited by .1. 0. See CORNS= MAGAZINE
for NOVEMBER... _ _ _

irTlita. Jade, and Co.. a. Canaan.

PARIS, Nov. 9.
The elections of members for the departments
proceeding in alphabetical order from Ain to the
Haute Garonne have been pronounced valid, ex-
cept in the cases of a few members in which the
decisions have been reserved.
With regard to the election of K Lacroix Saint
Pierre, K Emile 011ivier expressed his opinion
that the law of 1849, excluding managers of rail-
ways, had been abrogated by that of 1852. M.
Emile 011ivier made a speech, declaring that the
opposition would be neither vexatious nor passion-
ate, but loyal and dignified.
MK Berryer and Marie have taken the oath of
allegiance.

OPENING OF THE PRUSSIAN DIET.
BERLIN, Nov. 9.

The Prussian Chambers were opened to-day by
the Xing in person. The speech from the throne
expressed his Majesty's earnest Wish for a termina-
tion to the rise of differences between the govern-
ment and the chamber. It announced a bill which
would regulate the rights of the government in case
of the budget not being legally settled, and
declared that, without endangering the most im-
portant interesti, the King could only assent to
such a budget as should ensure the maintenance of
the new organisation of the army.
The bill regulating the period of military service
had been modified.

The revenue of 1862 had produced a surplus, as
would probably be the case with the revenue of
1863. The budgets for 1863 and 1864 should be
laid before the Chambers. The apparent deficit in
the latter would be removed by the ground and
buildings tax in 1865.

The belanoe-sheets for 1859, 1860, and 1861
would be submitted to the Chambers, as well as a
bill establishing the expenditure and receipts of
1862. Bills would also be brought forward for the
construction of new railways, with regard to the
legal position of associations, additional regulations
to the press laws of the lst June last, and to a new
criminal code.

The government was still endeavouring to
mecum the continuation of the Zollverein,
while maintaining the commercial treaty with
France, and in especial to regulate its re-
lations to Austria. Should Federal execution
in Holstein require the application of extraordinary
means from Prussia, estimates would be laid before
the Chamber.

The speech announced that the negotiations with
respect to the German reform question would be
submitted to the Diet, and concluded "We live
in au agitated time, perhaps stand upon the brink
cf a more agitated future. I ask you therefore the
more urgently to bring about an understanding
upon the solution of home questions with earnest
wilL"

THE SAXON DIET.
DRESDEN. Nov. 9.
_

The Saxon Diet was opened to-day by the King.
The royal speech announced an augmentation iu
the rate of payment of public functionaries, and a
reduction of certain taxea. The King expects that
the approaching Conference at Berlin will result in
an universal understanding of the German Sove-
reigns upon the commercial treaty with France and
the maintenance of the Zollverein. In conclusion
the speech expresses a hope that the aims of the
German Reform Act will be attained through ne-
gotiations on the basis already gained. The King
further promises that Federal execution in Holstein
shall be carried out.

THE FEDERAL DIET.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 9.

At an extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet
held to.day, a letter from the Emperor of the
French was presented, inviting the German Con-
federation to send a representative to a Congress at
Paris.
FRANK FORT.ON-THE,MAINE, Nov. 9, EVENISO.
. .

The invitation addressed by the Emperor of the
French to the Federal Diet was received by the
French ambassador at Frankfort on Friday last,
before the same invitation was sent to Berlin and
Vienna.

SWITZERLAND.

BERNE. Nov. 9.

The Federal Council has received an invitation
from the Emperor of the French to send a repre-
sentative to the proposed Congress at Paris.

The Dzieitnik, the Russian official journal of
Warsaw, hae published the speech of the Emperor
Napoleon.

BERLIN, Nov. 9.

Advioes received here from St. Petersburg
announce that the limatide .Russe contains the
news that the sisters Julia and Sophia Rechowsks
have been sentenced to be hanged in Warsaw, and
that this sentence has been communicated to them
in the citadel.

The Posener Journal 000 firms the news that by
order of General Prince Wittgenstein, Cortini and
Borkowski were hanged on Wednesday last at
Wloclawek.