The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-10 00:00:00

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SAIIOE.—LEA and PERRINW
woacranasents BAUM
This &tido= condiment, pronounced by coanolneurs
if THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE."
Is prepared solely br LEA and PERRIN'S.
The public are respectfully cautioned against worthier imita.
dons, and should see that Lea and Perrind 111=101 are on wrapper.
Mel, bottle, and stopper.
ASE for LEA and PER/LINT &trait
Bold whaler], and for export by the Prepreters,Woreseter
News. CEO6BE and BLACKWUL ; Ileum BARCLAY and
BONS. Loudon, re., ea : and by gyms end oilman universally.

FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any
PERT at tlis 1111011011-
Duortme"room mark arapbam all 0 0
Dialmpreora ankles, complete
Bedroom sultea complete
Warrantad Mat clam
P. and B. BUM, 14a Ottordatreet
Illustrated catalogue' gratis sad post tree m application.

THE BRLTISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street.
Twatllas sad Gentleman can be accommodated sitti
Apartments and bedrooms In thin &tenthleznent at moderate
chugea—YßODAS DAP'S Woes Viimpeon'a leh Wend) Pro-
prietor. Dinners provided tor large anti mall puttee

PARIS.—The GRAND HOTEL,
13oulevanl des Capuclnea, Place de Nouvelle Open, oppo-
site the Rue de la Pala, and near the Theatres,

T C. and J. rump, original manufacturers
10 (In Wand) of PARAFFIN' CAW DIM, to whore the wire
'Baal (18g?) baa bees awarded, and their candles adopted by
her Majesty's Government fee use at the military stations abroad.
These candles can be obtained of all chandlers and grocer. In
the United 'faeces. Price Ls. Bd. per pound also Pieta cele-
mated United adrrie• Soap Tablets, dd. and ad. each.
The public are canticeed to we that Flekra label Ls on the
=. bv: .. ts or hiea Wholesre only, and for ezportation.—Upper

PAGES BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES,
for hand, hone. Of steam power. are the most simple and
cadent extant. —Tull particulars and prices obtained of the
makers, R. Page and Co., Laurence Pountney-place, Laurence
Pountney.hill, Canaorantreet, S.C., where they may be sees In
operation daily.

has been opened since itconTaii.;7ooVedronme,
prices from Mr. to kW.. 70 drawing rooms, from Mr. to 30fr.; a
cent melon, capable of dining more than MO persons,
as where there le a table-d'hOte at six o'clock. Dinners and
break/eats are served I la carte In the coffeeroome as well as In
the apartments. There Is a reading-room with the beet Enulish
and foreign Damn and publications, a mask mom, and a draw-
haroom for the use of travellers, without any additional charge.
Then are also baths, billlardrooma, smoking divans, pock Mhos ;
ebbe, carriages, and omnibuses going to the railway stations.
The servant, speak all languages. This superb hotel. Piesessang
all that modern luxury and comfort can combine, and altuated
In the moat fashionable part of Part, Is recommended to the
attention of travellers.

GOLD CHAINB.—WATHERSTON and
EZOODEN lag to call the attention of the public to the
FORM of INVOICE which they deliver with Geld Omani
Cada purchased at their manufactory : A L d.
To workmanship of pattern chain. 54 Inaba loos
To (111) ant gold, weighing oz. dwg gra., at
Y la. led. par ounce, Mint price

Total
['pm this system. the QUAIS/T. WEJOHT. and VALUE of
the gold are oertleed. and guaranteed to the purchuer: Maher.
don and Brogden looldng for a fair remuneration on the work-
manship only, which I. chimed according to the i"tricacy or
datplitiq of the pattern.
WATIIEB.STON and BROODER; Goldamlths.—ManufactB7l,
ie:gßeserWttastreet, Oovenhprden, Loudon. W.C. Yalta.
A.D. 1796.
Amaye made of Chains and Jewellery ter Is. each.—N.B. This
establishment le closed at 6 In the evening, awl on Saturdays et 1.

TWEED CLOAKS lux' JACKETS.
Fun-sired WATERPROOF TIMID CLOAKS, One Guinea.
Do. dn., with gleeres and Hood, 14 Guineas.
YACHTING and BOATING JACKETS, In Waterproof Tweeds
and Cloths, One Guinea.
Promenade Cloaks In Timor, Grenadine, LAW, dc. dc., one
guinea and upwards.
SEWELL and CO.,
Compton House, Frith-street, Bohn, W.

I.%OIJPT 1:1 RE S.—The PATENT SELF-
ADJUSTING GERMAN WAR, arthut effecteally with-
out say complicatioes, to tetywnmended by the faculty for the
cure end relief of hernia. The *scenery quality of a good truss
an efficient resisting power, without unnecessary Preteen on
the part affected, which desirable object is alone obtained In a
theta unencumbered with serape, spiral springs, or pad behind.—
, I. LOG and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W.

NOTHING IMPOSBIBLIC.—The greatest and
mole awful haventios of the day, AQUA ANARILLA.—
!Imre JOHN 008WIILL and Cu., Thee Kingteaut, Lombard-
street, porhamers to her Maj. respectfully over to the pebbe
thin truly marvellous Auld,which graduslly restores the human
hair to its pristine hue—no matter et what age. The Aqua
Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; it, on the contrary,
Is beneficial to the optima, and when the hair is once restored
one appileation per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price
one gelrs par bottAe.

GREY HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT
POWADI will change grey balr to the original colour,
clarion red or Wit heir. prevent its falling off. and greatly tro-
4rovna appearance. Price la. 6d., Pc dd., sad 3s. ad a supple
peoet Ys stamps.—Depot, 66, Gower-at/vet, Bedlordequare,
C., and all amble and peril:name. Caution.—Then are
enrthleas Imitations of this article, therefore mat for "Clevelonds
Walnut Pomade." Established lean

►ro LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beard!.
fling the Complexion and Skis. The radiant bloom It Imparts
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It Induces of
the hands and arms, its capability of soothlag irritation and re-
moving all redoes', fan, pimples, spot treckimx discoloratione,
and other cutaneous visitatkrus, render it indispensable to every
toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether
with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense solar hest.
Price tx ed. and od. per bottle. —Sold at 20, H ttonimrden •
and by chemists and perfumers Ask for lowlands* Kalydor."
and beware of spurious and pernicious snide ender the name
sli"ltairten"

NO CURB, NO PAY.—Dr. GOLDING BIRD, I,
Physician to Oafs Hospital, state* that it la only to the
will continuous collate current that we taut look for a vast de-
r, ',patent of curative influence. ICKBAHAVPB VOLTAIC
FLEXIBLE BELT permeate this essential power, as proved by
its extraordinary cares In neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago,
sciatica, gout, tic dokwenx, iodigestion, parabola, nemo3/1 debi-
lity, asthma, spesmodic etrictura, Re. It restores the pristine
tone and ret the system. Par moot of those complaint. the
belt can be had co Isms for a sena sod Caged, Ave of charge :
Is. to 15a aft& If kept. Tentimmuala cot:dismiss the More
sat Rea.—Depot, U. Crooked-lame, Vag Wllliataftreet, City.

TOMCATS OOPABINE MEGE, racoeutully
LP Med In the Parts and London Hospitals, wader the ears ol
Hamra. Whirler, Eleord Ue d, Poland. and Ington CU*
Wmat. eth Nov., Itet. *Heels a enre In an average of atz deffe,
in meet or amine dissases.-4a. ed. per bottle,Livor
la M. at C. Joann's, /men almenlst, an, Itamezirat.

TER BUMF'S BAY TERRITORY. —We read in the
Canadian News the following remarks revealing the tern.
tor► of the late Hudson's Bay Company :—" No doubt there
are many parts of the vast territory which are not adapted
for European colonisation, and which are only minted for the
revert of the trapper, and the haunt of the wild animals of
which he is in pursuit. Bat, actuated by the most narrow.
minded views, and alarmed at the very name of a colonist,
the company doomed half a continent to sterility and bar-
renness, which by judicious management might have proved
kith= a sourosof boundless wealth. Per a time the company
struggled to retain possession dell that land which lies west of
the Rocky Mountains, and which now forms the colony of Bri-
tish Columbia. It was idle, however, to keep up the old story
about eternal frost end fog, and the government took from
the company which knew not how, or cared not to try, to
develop its resources that which is now one of the gold-
producing colonies and which promisee to be nee of the moat
prosperous of British settlements Stretching along the
southern portion of the frontier of Hudson's Bay neglected
territory there is an immense area on which the soil is as
productive, the climate as genial and as healthy, the
means of internal communication by rivers and stream and
inland lakes as complete as in the most favoured portions of
I the United States or Canada. There are in this portion of
the territory mines of coal, and iron, and copper ; there are
lands dark with the shadows of the primeval forests ;
waters teeming with fish—possessing in short every quality
that can minister to the comforts and reward the industry
, of man." _

THE DISTURBANCES IN GREECE. The Debuts
of yesterday says :—" We did not care to allude in oar
summary to the despatches, vitt Italy, which recently an-
nounced that a very serious military insurrection had broken
out in Greece. To patiently await the arrival of George I.
is so evidently enjoined upon the Greeks by the situation
that it seemed to us impossible any citizen could be found
at Athens so forgetful of the intonate and the dignity of
his country as to expose Grease almost at the last moment
to the direct foreign intervention which had hitherto been
so carefully avoided. At the worst we preferred to suppose
that if troubles had really taken place in Athens, the
Italian telegraph had of itself exaggerated them from
some insignificant tumult, Doubt is no longer passible.
There has been fighting in the streets of Athens during
three days—the 30th June and the Lt and 2nd of July. We
learn this from an Athens despatch of the 4th July. A eon
of Canaria, one of the promoters of the revolution of
October, is among the dead. What bloodshed in Greece,
what ruin, what fearful agony since the overthrow of Otho!
And all for what! That they may account themselves
fortunate • German prince from Denmark has at last
consented to replace a German prince from Bavaria."
THE BOMBAY AND MEDITERRANEAN MAILS.—
The Peninsula and Oriental Company's steamship Ceylon,
Captain Evans, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings 88 pai-
n/togas, 5 packages of specie value 1,1694, also 158 chests
of indigo, 32 casks of ditto, 16 cams of shawls, and 28
packages of sundries. The British steamer Lion Beige, on
her passage from Cadiz to Tangier, fell io, off Cape Tim.
(alga, on the let inst., with the British brigantine Masse,
of Hartlepool, with signal of distress flying, bowsprit
broken, and making water very fast. The Lion Beige took
her in tow and groonded her off Pantalets to prevent her
'inking. The Meese was laden with coal for Galata. The
brig Hinds (of Shields) was abandoned at sea on the
12th ult. with five feet of water in her hold and
deck Moved in, in long. 7.40 lat. 45.30. She was
bound to Cadiz. The crew were picked up the same
day by the schooner Cornet (of Bremen), and were tran-
shipped to the Emily Wylde at the entrance of the Bay
of Gibraltar on the 29th.—Gibraltar Exchange on
London, 90 days' date, is 50i ; Paris, sf. 29c. to 30c. ;
Marseilles, sf. 30c. to 31c. ; Genoa, 51. 31c. ; Madrid, 8
days' sight, g per oat. pm. ; Cadiz, g die. ; Seville,
die. ; Malaga, a die. ; Barcelona, gto pm. ; Almeira,
GALVANIC and VOLTAIC BELTS, BANDS, I din.; Valencia, par; Alicant, I dia. Freights are
he, PULTERMACHILES RECENT PATENT, price 0114 ; without alteration.
te. ed., superior In every respect, but similar in principle to i
those offered elsewhere for itis. Prices of real voltaic hefts, I DESPATCH GP THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE
hands. Ac.. the efficacy of which can be promptl tested by MATLE.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer Oneida, Cap.
the most interesting experiments, vary from be. to Dis., Record.
lag to the different degrees of galvanic currents Tenured for lain Bob, wed from Southampton yesterday at 3 p.m.,
the many disease, enumerated In the prospeetse. plant post with the monthly marls for Lisbon, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio
tree' new belle' 'made' Ac., new greedy improved, Ire the de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, he. She took out
only flexible batteries in exirteuce. the extnoNiinasarryy efficacy
of which ban elicited the praises of the late Dr. Golding (who 117 pamengere, and on freight—bar silver, 7,40 W.; sovereigns
t.r
cliffporreig. caresa:f eitepepLazVoie etc,. Ina the for the Bank of Brasil, 100,00 W. ; gold coin, 386/. ; English
ch:ric' de iooock Acute Liura=l:, ; paccioouplic kb., jewellery, 2,1451. ; French jewellery, 4,1001. ; and a ful
maim sad Gout, to his Maoris Medics, 4th Editioei ; of Dr. ; cargo of English sod French merchandise.
C. B. Ratcliffe (Eittlepey and Convnislons; ; of Dr. H. LOA (Nervous
Deafness, General Debility, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Indigestion) RESTOR.ATION OF THE CHURCH or SAINT BAs-'
and of Dv. Head (Coniumpilon, in the Stethoscope'. Pamphlets THOLONEW THE GREAT, WEST SIETETTELD.—Aa archseo-
containing extracts of tbe above, with numerous other authenti- logical meeting will be held in this church on Monday next
carted Mores. 4" thastarait d testimonials 01 cum, three, at 2 p.m., when Mr. Tito, IC P., Mr. Berestord Hope, Rev.
stamps C°6llliasd "liale blade for mff.erialf exhausted Tit' Professor Willis, Mr. J. EL Parker, and others are expected
amens. to 40a, peat free. Pocket batteries, for general
coirtuplits with acesesorles, from 30s. to 60i.— to offer some remarks upon the history and the proposed re-'
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PULPITZtimILAC sad Co., otitmaading daunt, Hoiahusb. iteration of this fine men of Norman architecture. The
Mink 73, ostardatreak leaden. • rector and churchwardens invite all arehnological friends to
attend.
DEDICATED TO LORD BEOUGHAIL I Full benefit of redraw' duty obtained by pur-
-IVLOBRISON weans BILCRER. See the slums Hornirnaa's Pure Tea; very choice at fis. 4d. and Si.
CITIIORMES of OCCULT LITERATURE, Fourteen " High Standard" at 4s. 4d. (formerly 45. ed.;, to the strongest
yz' Asildffillaff Experiences, He M. 1 and most delicious imported. Agents la every town supply It la
Man. Mast, sad Allen, 26, Passraoskadow, LC. padteti.--(EdvertleemeaLl