The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-05 00:00:00

THIS LI:DOATZHILL vuDrcr.

NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OFFICES.
NOTICE OT REMOVAL

fee Dimon
al the immediate ostemite of the Leedom. Cliethairrd=
Railway. they have vacated tbetr ahem. No. 0. awe* New
Blida, aired. and IC7IOIIID to their NNW PRZNININI. No. fay
FLERT4TILIZT, NC.
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14 PT TYRE FL—The PATENT SELF-
• ADJUSTING OCRWAN TAUS& sating efecteally with.
eat any complicities., la recosamended by the fanny for the
cue and relief of hernia. The necessary quaky of a good tram
▪ra efficient resisting pnwer, without awieesesery prewar* IS
the part affected, which desirable object Is aloes ohtidited is
true unewernbered with strap, spiral springs, or pad behind.—
I. DOG and 00., I, Piccadilly, W.

TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS —The return
of Tooth to their re•perthe Boarding Schools Indexes a
solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction, sad
LOWLANDS' MACAMAR OIL, for acceleratiag the growth and
hoproving and beautifying the Mk, towla do' Ealyder, for
Improving the side and cempletion, sad raimertag entaasens
defects, and Rowlaadd citified°, or Pesci Dent/frlcs, for resdaring
the teeth beautifully white, and preserving ib gum are am-
'Wend Indispensable aceompaniment. —geld ►y A. LOWLAND
and SON 4, 20, Batton-pziten, and by amine sad ?femme&
Ask for Rowlands' articles.

LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an
effectual remedy, wlemet condoles tlee bowels.
affeM-
taa the head. truly sigetwieue and pleasant, is admitted be
bt the best medicine for brenediately regoving coughs. Golds,
osnarroed cases of @Mama, mad leciplent emanrapface. It too
Irbeati, cures persons whom Um faculty pronounce Incurable,
mdmirably allays the tickling width provokes frequent=
In approaching consumption Si. effects are truly
TIMM deprived of sleep. creme lying down ter feu of writes&
tic% a. depend on relief In a few abate. aria tabus W—
anly and sold by W. LAMPERT. darmaist. [Mg
Citannig-crom, London. end by all &t fits. In
bottle.. IStd., and tame quantities In ink IL 9d. Be panatela:
sad ask Is. Gambian Asaahatis &Jima TOG aims sad Maws
no sagisrad n as stash

GREAT REDUCTION is ROTEL CHARGEf3
at tbe BIM/48MM lermysmareet, al lama's, Omagh
eat the Matta lataaan.

E P P 8' 8 C 0 C 0 A,
Distinguished r a
MAGIAN?, OZATZVUL. AND INVIOOLATINO
BRIA[PART BUVIIIACii.
Origlarod spechilly for the use of those ender boolosopothie
Isentaent, it hos thrown its wear Mars rooms gesserally
Sege

CIUINLNE.—DR. RASSALL'S REPORT on
Not WAIT.Bfr PRZPAILATION of punning (so win knows
as - Wakes' Wallis Wise") {alines to He value. Fall lid d
telaboontals forwarded by 1. 0111117 WATIES, 2, Martheolaae,
Csanonalreet, London, E.C. gold by Oroceia, Halm Ware-
housemen, sad alas. at Its. a dams.
Wholesale musk I lows sad Co., Worontin.

FURNITURR CARRIAGE FREE to any
PA2T of the KINGDOM.
Drs.lasseer• volts. coatplete MI • •
Diatwee= mama conspiele
asdavoin nation complete
Warranted lint class
P. sad t 11117,170. let. Orfordetreet.
Madestad catalogue gratis Andre:et tree oa application.

MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Firet-cLuis
Selbsertptioa.—For a Cotatant Buccaselon of the best
New Books, as they appear, Oas Guinea to Owe Hundred Outlaw
per annum, according to the number of 'oblongs required. Book
Plocisties and Literary Institutions supplied on liberal taloa
Prospectuses will be forwarded, postage free, ea appikatino.—
CIL\ Lag IDWARD 111;Dlif. New Oifordatrert, London;
City °face— 4. Klagatreet, Gaapsida. Branch Eatablishruente
—Croes-strest. keadarlar; sod pie-street, Birmingham.

14.11D11111 SELECT LIBRARY.—The Loadon
Book boimy.—lladle's Library 11 meager' call on op-
palmed days toeatip books at the residences of subeeribers
te the laodos Book !Moiety, la orrery part of Loudon and the
Immediate saliftboarbood. The wppiy of new books to ski ,as
to the other deportment., of the library le la liberal prop.otion
to the demand ; the preference being tea to works of sterling
'Merest ime vales. Prespeetame be forwarded. poetess
Claltstr epoviso mrrink New Oxfordatreek London.

MIIDIE'B SELECT LIBRARY.—Second-hand
Boob ea dale.—Purchasers of books for pabilc or primes
ea, insrehante, shipping agents, and other., are invited to
apply for the February let of works •Itluirawn from Mndle's
Library for sale. Thies llat onstslas more than or Penrod
other work' of the past sad present peace, at the lowest current
lOW *RD 111:1)11.. New Orfordatreet, Lea-
den: at, odic*, 4, Klag-street, Chespide. Branch establish-
ments. CrOreatreee, flisiarbesier, and Temple-greet, Birmingham.

TER SHAXSIPIAILLAN TieCILTTINART CIaIIMA-
M! AT STRATTWID-011•AVON.--01 Wedaseday, at the
ineetisg of the committee, is the abuses of the Mayor, Dr.
Liegeley took the chair. The chairman announced that at
a meeting el gsstlemes in Linden it wu resolved that It
is expeduet that a committee be termed in London in aid of
the Stratford sunmittes Mr. Isaacs, chief constable of
the county police, atteeded to receive instructions respect-
ing the polio. arrangements for the festival. The chairman
reported that the theatrical arrangemeota ware nearly ems-
pleeed, and that full programmes would be shortly pub-
Imbed. He also reported that the following gentlemen had
oriesented to become acting stewards for the fuer dress
ball :—Lord Willoughby de Broke ; die Robert .N. C.
Hamilton, Bare, K.C.B. • Sir Charles Mordannt, Bart.,
M.P., the Hoe. Hugh So'rnerville, J. M. Mordeont,
Captain Lomax, W. H. Child, Fag., Dr. Kingsley, and
&ES=Flower, Eaq. The following gentlemen have bees
to the list of vice presidents :—Lod Vernon. Me
Drag, EN., M.P., Frederick Ledger, Fag., J. M. Mordsunt,
~ the Mayor of Newautheos Tyne, and Joseph Hodg-
son. Esq.
THI CATARTILOPHE AT aurriloo.—Advices re-
saved from Bootlace, in Chili, vie New York, state that the
government have decreed the entire demolition of the
remains of the Church of the Campania, where upward, of
2,000 ladies were burnt to death. About 1,700 of the
burnt bodies were reoognised, and betimes 400 and 500
more were toned to be beyond recognition. At Waal 3,C30
puma were in the church when the firs broke out. Is
Merillo's picture of the Immaculate Conception the Virgin's
feet on a orescent moon. It was the lighting a represents-
tiou of this picture which set fire to the church. The
Crated States Minister bad met a letter of coodolence to
the Chilies' government, which bad been replied to by the
foreign secretary. All the wealthy families of Chili reside
in Suiting°, and as there is little immigration nearly all the
families are related to each other. A solemn service foe
the victims of the catastrophe was about to be held in
Lim!, Para. _ . _

ktansoroursis ROVIOIII4III. —On the subject
of metropolitan' improvementa, a petitioo, to be presented
to the Rouse of Common., warn approved at the general
=metal of the Royal 'aginate of British Architect. ea
Monday last. The petition expreetes their alarm at the
somber of railway sad other metropolitan schemes to be
entsaitted to parliament this sessioe. Almost every one
of such schemes they consider as having nothing to do
with metropolitan improvements, either in Primaries
or in actual result, if carried ant ; and they have
originated merely in private settrprise, with the object
of serving the interests of the promoters. If say
improvements are to be can ied out in tic, metropolis,
the deficiency of street accommodation should first be
attended to, as the arterial commasioatiogis through
the metropolis are no longer adequate or adapted to the
immense and increasing traffic. For these mama the
petitioners ask for the appointment of a commission to
deal with the astir. question of metropolitan improve-
ments. It is also suggested that the said oocamittee Of
compilation dooonsider the expediesey of doing away with
all private bars cc gates in the streets or ways, se contrary
to ashler 0007110k001&ad iocoesistent with the just rights
sad privileges of the inhabitente ateerel/y of a tows ; and
do further consider the derbableems of buying up epos &-
Geed prim:lolls all bridges, roads, and ways sow held by
00111111311111 or individuals, sad skewing thew apse ler public
use,

JAMESON DAVID A CALT.-4013111 Mitchell
rads that JaCanoe Davis is sat as AagloAros, wed
rya his samara wen Insb, aad aadipard from that
eob:4l farther back. ray wan (like lb, Drier at
Wodah—alwaya Qua.

FEBRUARY 5,

1864.

TELETLAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
(mamma's retzosams.)
TBi CAMPAIGN IN SLESWIG.
COPENHAGEN, Fn. 4, 8.25 rat.
Up to 11,a.m. to-day nothing of importance bad
occurred at the seat of war. Only a slight artillery
engagement had taken place.
The Paedreland of to-day publishes the following
telegram :—"The Prince of Augusteuburg has been
proclaimed in the marketplace of Eckernforde, in
the duchy of Sleewig, in the presence of the Prus-
sian troops, who are advancing under the pretence
of maintaining the London protocoL The Mayor
of Eckernforde was driven away."
KIKL, Fn. 4, Eviwiaa.
Later Intelligence states that Busdorf has not
been taken by the Austrians, but only the outer
line of entrenchmente.

BEB.LIN, Fm. 4.
The following despatch has been received from
Field Marshal Von Wrangel, dated

" Prod= Haadquarten at Dameadort, Shaw*,
Fatatuary 4.

"The Atudziem vanguard, led by General Von
tesbisfor fh person, with thevenimenevi the PflIF
clan division of the Guards, advanced against Slat-
wig yesterday.
" Iht the third charge w:th the bayonet the
Gundrecourt brigade repulsed the Danes posted
between Lotted( 1) and Gottorf, and stormed Ko-
nigsberg and Oberselk.
" The attacking force captured a rifled gas, and
penetrated until beneath the fire of the cannon
arming the Dannewerke.

" The losses were not inconsiderable."
KiEL, tn. 4, Arrianoon.

In the attack upon the Dannewerke yesterday the
Austrians stormed the positions of Busdorf and
Wedelepang, but have still one work before them.
Cannonading continues to-day.
REND:OI3EG, irms. 4, 3.18 P.M.

In the attack made by the Austrians yesterday
upon Obereelk on the Dannewerke heavy artillery
was used supported by riflemen. The Austrians
made 200 prisoners and captured one gun.
A council of war was bald last night.
The operations against Missunde are being conti-
nued to-day.

THE ATTACK UPON MISSUNDE.
PARIS, Pm. 4.

The Pays says :—" The Germans have renounced
the attack on Missunde, titer four ineffectual
attempts. A thaw has set in and rain is falling."
La France states that a private despatch from
Hamburg, dated to-day, announces the taking of
Missunde, and adds—" We do not believe this
news to be wall founded."