The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-12 00:00:00

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUIZIOSTOWN TO
NEW TOM.

VIIHE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PEULADZLEILLA 117TAY•SHIP COMPANY intend des-
patching their tall-poered Clyde-buill Dm Screw 13kaa•linapa,
aanybla tha United Stake
FROM LITZIOOOIIII/. or NNW YORK.
CITY OF 00R11, Saturday, October 15.
CITY OF KA NCEIZEITER. Wednesday. October 19.
CITY OF SALTIIIORZ, Wednesday, October 26
And every Wallassidaq aad ovary animate Mammy.
Cable pamege by the mao steamers mailing every Wednasday,
16, 17, and t 1 waxed*, to the accommodation. Cabla
6a e sby the Batardaye Ammer% 11 guineas. Forward puma*
including all provisions rooted. hammers for
Canada. the United Rates, and British Columbia, booked throng*
ce vary adviatagooas torma—Yor further particulars apply to
WILLIAM 124XAN Water.strest. Uverpool ; orb 11V
mad MACEY. G. Lag Withan46l.4. fly.

CANARD LINK—BRITISH sad NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STIAX-8/1111,
the Admireity to tall between LIVERPOOL and laVlT'atE
and between POOL and BOSTON, the Boston Alps ailing
at Halifax to land and receive and malls. The fol.
lowing or other vessel@ are appointed to oil from Liverpool,
calling at Cott to receive Mi. :
CANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Oct IS.
'PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Oct. EL
• Taking pamengers and goods for Nassau and Bavannah, to
be transferred at hew York (subject to the permission of the
ratted States aitboritles) on board the R M 9.9. Corsica.

Pam. mousy, sostedlog elewarda fee and provisions, but
without wines or liquors :—Te Ralf= and Boston, chief cabins
Lt 2 ; second £l6 To New York, chief csbln, ,C 23
second cabin. MIL t to Halifax, Boston, and New York. LS
per ton, and 6 psr cask prissegs.—ApVy to J. B. loord. tO. Old
Brosdetrest, Louden • J. 1L Rime, and 12, Place de la
Bowes, Parts ; 0. ad I. Bono, Boebansis-stroet, Glasiew : D.
Ore* Ltrapso sod C. Queenstown ;at D. and C. Mastrar, lifsta-
L

VIELLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and
ca. delpatch the undermentioned Snarls.. eteamere :
I BOLT Alt, the ItaTairLAß, every Sunday morning,
from Henan's, Tier, at 10 am., calling at Blackmail kr pas-
Mt& 11 ata lane, E 2 25., Al 108., and 178. 0(1; and the
OOLD every Thursday morning early from off the Tower.
rare Al.

for BEIIQF oautralvaarelt under Russian lag, the ADI.IIII,
210 WI. or 6CHWAI66. every Thursday maiming 'melba"
and oilthrg), at am.. reat hlonets. Iran asl2 sore. Yanklo
it, 6t
1. and 10e. low
Obi 00711111111r16, the LONDON. on or about Oat 16. inn
Borselydown. Pima, LI Is. and LI 2u To be followed by the
SOBTAI WAIL
Re freight, wow, &e., apply at Chapllal Universal 061au
="kerma, W.. or to 'W.22% QILLVID, PRILIAPP2,
06.. kood-lasa. KC.

IMPORTANT BALE of WILLINGTONIA GIGANTIA, at
EDMONTON.
MR. J. Q. STEVENS begs to announce that be
has berm favoured with instreetions to BE by ACC
O. on the Premises, opposite the Golden Fleece, Edmonton,
TO-MORROW ITlstredel, OM 13, and following day. at half-
past Igmodiely emeh da,y, a eplesidid STOCK al SPECIMEN
PLAN of WILLINGTOXIA GIOAh THA, warranted all from
seed, and mating from 1 tog feet in Might. The plants are all
in pots of various sizes, from hts to Ws, and an to the highest
state of health also a large assortment of other choice, hardy
conifers, shoot MO choke, named eamellims, well grown pima*
and fall of dower-bads, from to 6 feet in height, and a choice
selection of Indian asakma of the bast varieties, and wall sat for
bloom.—Oa view previous to the isle, and catalogues had ca the
Premises and of Mr. I. C. 8711•109, auctioneer and valuer, No,
$B, ingetzset, Covent.garden.

BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • IteW
hmention, so adnalrably cootrhed that a tall tett, u
veil le smaller auks, may be robed or tilted on It without
labour or troabia. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment
of the met Cold by so porsibility can be dales/bad.
Price fit. 111 s., las., to suit 44, 9, and 18 gallon casks.
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No rent-ped required. lgo more tat beer or soar wine.
Price 4s. dd. , ditto, electroplated, 9a—Apply direct to JiILEI
BARLOW, patentee, la, King Willlametreet, Nansion-hoges.
Ike that Ida vs au and address are on neve srticis , all abeam
aggrieve Mutations. Anuswings gratis. IMabtialsedlteo.

AFTER SEA BATHING nee RIMMEL'S
RETRACT al 1.1)111 MICR and GLYCRRINI to coun-
teract the injurioaa affect of see water on the Hair. Poke Is. ed..
3. ad and Sa ed. Zimmer' Toilet Inegar is elm Mabry re-
commended for its delicious aroma and sanitary
Priee IL and 3 6d. Sold by all perfumery Makes. Print%
RUM EL. 96, Strand. sad U. Cers3lll.

WHITE and BOUNDTKILTH are indispensable
t. Petsorml Attractloa, and to Reath and tougeoltY by
the
r mastteatioa of food. ROWLANDF ODONTO, or
DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, In
of thastfraable value in preserviniu and beautifying the teeth,
strengt heniog the gums, and In vim °. to a pleasing fragrance
the breath. It eradicates tartar to the teeth, removes spots
of Incipient decay, sad polishes and preserves the mantel, to
which it imparts a pear(-like whiteness. Its Invaluable 1N...-
perils. bare obtained the patronage of royalty and the arto-
aracy of Europe, and It I. universally to high repute. Pries
2a. 9d. per box. Sold at 20, Hatton.gwden, and by Chemist.
sod Perhunera. Ask for "Rowlands' Want°.

rIORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE-
vv NAHA RSTRACTRD and CPRRD fa ooe minute, without
cutting or the least pain, by Kr. KENDALL, b 5, Regent-street.
Ladles attended by Mrs. Kendall If preferred. Terms, 2< ed.
to Is. Mr. Randall has testimonials from the Royal Family,
which may be seen, with thousands of others, from all
, ,istarts of
the kingdom, similar to the following .—From the RI t Rey.
the Lord Bishop of London Mr. Bendell has effectually cared
ants* corns on my feet without giving any pale"—" Sir Robert
Alexander, 35, St. James's-place, has had two large toenails and
a corn extracted from his feet by Mr. Randall, and ma strongly
recommend him." _ _

Observe, 86, Regent-street Quadrant

INNEFORDS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
him been, crating twenty-five emphatically sane
cloned by the medical pmfeadon, sod ualrersally accepted by
the public, ma the best remedy for acidity et the stomach, heart-
burn, headache, gout, and indigestion and ma a mild apertin{
for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladies and chil-
dren. It is prepared, in a state of perfect purity and of uniform
strength, by DINNEFORD and Co., 172, 1.4 i. Bend-street, Lou.
dos • sad meld by all rerneembie chemists threasheat the amid,

LAITUK—The LETTUCE oontaina an active
Priticiple. the loctuclne, which powwows all the soothing
propertios of opium without lie dawn. Mr. O. JOZZAI7, trench
t otruist, 41). Ilaymaiket, prepares a Syrup and a Pte of Lithe
I.tturc:, highly recommended by the Medical Profession for
e• Ids, asthma, brnachltb, and all chest affections. Syrup, lin ad.
?Ste. la. lid. sod Is. Id. tile, by poet, le. ao. sod as fid.

COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Nnoks
A. and Forms required under the above Ad, also all other
tee, ..f esculent Books. with every Stationery requisite fee
I,I: Compeuies. the Cosating-bons., to., supplied on the
lest r rms. Printing it every disoription. /agreeing, Dtr
tinting he.
Ash and FlintFlostainek LC., Losdes-bridge, LL
__ _ •0,

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In royal Pro. price la it, with Slabees Mates,
(I N the ECONOMICAL USE of FUEL
and the YREVISTION of MOLE m DoseMie
fho-
P 1 By YILEUCRICIL !Bimini, Jan.
Lendou : Robert Hardwick., 191. Plyeadlily.

Now ready, In Venla., post Bvo, pees AI Du M..
LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTERS.
By the Author of "lest Lyme,' Telmer's Peckte.
Loudon: Bradbury sad Cram. 11, Beuverawirsea. T.C.T

THE DANISH PARLIAMENT.
A letter from Copenhagen, dated Oct. 5, says :
" The Rigstlag, prorogued to the 3rd of this mouth,
commenced its sittings on that date. The two Cham-
bers will soon be occupied with the discussion of
their addresses in reply to the speech delivered by
his Majesty on the bth of last August. The follow-
ing is the draft addreesof the Folkething :

Sire,—Your Majesty boa experienced the need of person.
ally opening this Ripdag, and of iimembling with us. The
ltigedag cannot fail so espies, the joy and the satisfaction
with which it boa welcomed the royal words.
Should our country submit to the harsh and lamentable
ooneeinion that an enemy superior in forces de.
mands, the Folkething of the Ripdag is convinced
that your Majesty and the Danish people will only yield to
these prelessions from an Imperious necessity. Sire, if it
is the will of Providence that we should make each
great and heavy sacrifices, and that even a large
number of our fellow citizens speaking Danish should
be delivered up to a foreign domination, it is only by
the united forces of Ring and people that reassured
Denmark can advance with some hopefulness towards the
future. If King and people unreservedly unite in
mainteining end fortifying a national and independent
political existence, and in preserving liberty under
the fundamental law of the Pith June, 1849, in its original
form and scope, it will then be seen that union is strength,
and the grievous wound' of our country may, by the help
of God, be healed, and better days dawn for us.
May your Majesty deign to accept the promise of the
Polkethiog, that it will labour faithfully with you for the
prosperity of the country.

The following is the draft address of the Lands-
thing :
Sire,—Upon opening in person the Rigida& your
Majesty manifested to us the need you felt of amambling
with the representatives of the people, and your hope of see-
ing be►ter days if King and people united their efforts in
order to heal the entIVOIII wounds of our dear country.
Sire, the Landsthiog of the Rapids, cannot fail to expires,
the satisfaction with which it has welcomed those royal
words.

Tha Landathing also hopes that the future will be happier
if Kiug and people unite in maintaining our national inde-
pendenoe, and in preserving liberty under the fundamental
kw of the sth June, 1849, according to its original
imam and extent.

May your Majesty deism to accept the promise of the
lAarlathing that it will ecesseisalasuly labour with the Bing
for the prosperity of the eewetsy.