The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-29 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1984.

TOXFORD.--BELEOTIONS trots
AL WM. LA TOW DIL DUSTING, vs Nem* aroma,
la Trwriabs sad horrors, sad tbs Tiro fimtlimm at Vsrar,
bribe whole d t u tabard . Droctor—ler. F. JONON-
KAM Orsory by Usswore, W. Earkl, W. Ilsrlon.
Yd Mr Naar Paw, Ur Sarni& ONINIUSIIIM.
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Tbe mem ine pronoeneed le ine wands at ihe world.

STEVINB and BONS, 78, Biabogegate-street
WILdn.—LIGHT SUMMER WIFE, !MAW included.
= 5144, Pi, 1111 a. Burgundy, Us., 106., fen, fan par don
.. OK, lc Materna
Hoek milkman ten, 24•., NIL
Chame k. lllak. as. ~
AU collar Wines and Spirits equally easainaallle.

S•I7OX—LEA and PERRIN ir
WONONNINIBILLii sAtroz.
TINY allaima medlar,. prearsor by exerlarry
TEN ONLY GOOD BAUM"
Ia andaredvalab by LIA sad 11111112(5.
71111 prat ars roariateray retard arras worthier bang-
Nor aad &odd anr rat Lobar Parr aura are ea waspat,
Ira. boar sad apper.
ARK for LL sad ?MINN BAWL
Sold arbersale and tor mart by *s PrayrbraThaureberille ;
KIER ONOINIZ and BLACKIIIML; Mara Y and
NOM Loader ea.. Le.: sad rarer sad arra wavenally.

DIME PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS,
aid Table Donna Mat lb* Wad laanny. pate sal
Iles Lama atrilMan‘ PAWL
MOM ant BIAINWILLe
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00A18.--The RICHMOND -WALLS IND
11../ are now 20a earn, and the ask Lynam Abeam la THOS.
NUCNILNI, !a, New Browlairtet, city. sc.

COALS, 942.—8501005b...-11. sal W. STURM,
kW. Wird. 01pmed. ILI3.
imeds 1111k—AMeleme Owl dle

Derbyshire, Ws.
Welsh tmaillailessAZ.die.teein Orter road earreid.
ves.
QEWELL and 00.'8 MOIRES ANTIQUES.
srmarneurs mAtrurAcruaz, celebrated tbregboat
the Kingdom. 4 gainer Ms tall drain In all relearn
001(FION•1101.1I, rirra-nwisr, and OLD 001IPION-
KIKIXr, SOHO, W.

SEWELL and CO.'S TRAVELLING and
WATERPROOF CLOAKS. Moe pines.
coition:ow-House, FEITH,STRIZT, anu OLD Ct)IlPION
STREIT, SOHO, W.

T .OIJNOING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE
BIRTH of various materials, In difilesat zahlares sad
qualities, mad* to order ta t►e MUM style, st
HAMILTON sad KIMPTONIi,
STIAND, opposite

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL.
71ils elegant fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally in
high repute for lm anprecedented snores' during the laat sixty
=uta promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the
heir. It prevents hair from falling off or turning rpm
arreogthans weak heir, eleannee It frays !wort and dandruff, usa
makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of
the whiskers, beard, and mustachios it is unfailing In Its stimu-
lative operation. Far children it is especially recommended, as
forming the basis of a beautiful head of kW, while its introdue-
lima Into We watery of royalty, and the high Mill= in width It
is universally held, with numerous testimonials coostantly re-
ceived of its elicacy, afford the beat sad sum* precis of its
merits—Trice la. GIL, 7n.,lea. ad., equal to four small, sad
per bottle.-801d at 26, den, and by obtooloto sad
porfooaa—Ark for Bewl&bebt hugg=er Ott.

'PHi ART JOURNAL for AUGUST (preoe
Ta id.) oeidelms three Use eograviags. via :—" T
of Audis. anal." by J. fitaaellSe, otter C. Landseer, &A.
" Approach to Venice." by J. C. Amylase, Misr J. Y. W.
Terser "A Swab& Hey,' by A. Bleacher& Mier Marino. The
literary coalairestioas bielade Wedgwood and Israrle." by
L leek; .If. S.A.. illaskated Nat West Gallery sad 14741
Academy :" " British Artiste : William James Great," by James
Dawn, Ihuarsied ; Aiwa& of the Meath," liesbeftd
"Art Wert la Aiwa; by k.. J. 0. Wood, lL A Hairy
,• ftrleeMat," by T. Wiled, Mostrided : "The Eildbltios Is
Debila " alMesabresada • iliestrated "A Deco
rated Church Is Ireland ;" "Patrols hinting In EM/Mad," by
/Tier Ctinalaghem, ?.S.A.: "Tie Oil Wens of Amerles," by/To-
/ewe Aram. illaMrated " The Art Worluasa's Position," Ac.
laden: James & Virtue, 24 Ivy-lees.

VIEW of THAMES EMBANKMENT.—The
WILMA of THIS DAY, peke td.. by post 6d» °pa-
lates : /Me View of Thames Reabealmesat: laretrag Massa
Waterloo Bridge—The Coaatructloa of Barbosa,—
Tbe Poetry and Variety of Memory - Muses Ineliank-
reent—lerrostive or e Moral Science of Rectifying
Aberratlea, and of Developing the Perfect sad Beantlfal—
Osernea Hospital, Datstesi—View of Patipit, theist Clem&
Deptford—Mosaic Work la Rt. Vatirs Cathedral—The Poor of
the Metropolis—Schools of Art—Sanitary Matters--Statues by
Mr. atom Re.—Ofhor : Z. Yorketreet, Corsat-gardea ; and all
Booksenies.

Jest Wahl/led, price s Id.,
SMELLING, SEEING, HEARING, kc.
The Anatomy of the External sad Internal Sense: their
connexion with the Mucous Membrane lining the Nostrils,
Eyes, Ears, Re.. their Mama and Treatment. By Dr. Don
Cumin, 11, Upper Seymonretrest, W.
John Smith and Co., 62, Longacre, W.C.

THE WEST INDIAN, PACIFIC, AND
MEXICAN MAILS.

9017THANETON, JOLT ZS

The Royer Man Company's steamer Abut°,
Oapesia Woolley, with the above Diane and 220 paseengen,
arrlied bete this evening. She bangs on freinht spoils
valeel,TOS,ooodollaie.

The "ANA &tee by the Mint* ere—Veit Crux lied July;
TuiNiko Mb Teas. HAVIUMIIh kb July, JIMIke 10th,
Deinseareith. Trinidad 9th, Barbados 11th, Antigua 12th,
and St. Thomas 16th July.
Os the Nth but. the Atreto mewl the huh ft:44w
from J4llllllOll bound for Liverpool.
PERII.

LIMA. Jun IL

We have making sew to communicate by this oppor-
tunity rigs:ere the Spanish-Peruvian di/acuity. Oa the
2&d leen. the Wallin sohoocer Dart strived in Cana with
152 volutes» from Chile, for the }Wayne army and navy
baoluding erne of the most distinguished naval °Mien 01
that republic. The arbitration of the Melville While'
difileelty between Peru and England by tha Hamburg
Senate has been received bete with the greatest eatisfaction.
The ships of war at preseut in Callao Bay are the United
Skates frigate Lanoester, Commodore Leaman, sad her
Majesty's ship Leander. Commodore Harvey. Exchange
114 re *O4 •
CHILE.
VALPARAISO, Jun 17.

In the iittlup of Oongras leveret bill have been pre
seated respecting new loans, ate of which, for miring
3,500,000 dole. in order to cover the existing deficit in the
treasury, and expend 1,500,000 dolt. in armaments, hex
already paned in the &mate. Another bill for getting a
mortgage on the railways to the amount of 12,000,000 doh.
%under dlammeoc. Of the latter loan two-thirds are pro-
posed to be employed in establishing a national bask, and
am-third to be placed at the dimmed of the goversineed.
The government is preparing for any difficulties into which
the Spanish-Peruvian question might involve the country ;
but great dimatisfaction is expressed with the Prasident's
Melange se regards the part touching on the said question,
and as the establishment of a monarchy in Mexico. The

Milian pram toys that the nation looks to him in vain for
.
The pleas of the projected fortifications at Valparaiso are
now randy for the approval of the government. The east of
the forte is estimated at 50,000 doll. Civio artillery brigades
are being organised for the amnia. anthem.
Admiral Simpson loaves by this steamer for the limited
States, in order to purchase for the Chilies government
some four vessels of war.

The dunce dose to the Valparaiso .ad Santiago Bail•
wsy by the heavy rains hu been so far repaired ma to be
opus for Waffle owe a day betimes the two Umiak wad se
additional tine daily bieweee the pert sad Qsillota.
SANTO DOMINGO.

Lend Jamaica pagan my :—The data el affairs Is the
Island of St. Domingo is in es deplorable a condition as
ever, sad the praipeet of subjugation to Spanishlrule as
distant.
The forms which since the commeneement of the insur-
rection have occupied the important position of Sas Cedre
have retreated on GUSTS, and have been there inactive for
two north& Santana, after garrisoning Hatammor, left
for Seybo, but no wow had he arrived than be found
himself hemmed io on all sides by the revolutionists and
NOWA severely. A strong Brutish column penetrated em
fey ae St. Christopher, but were compelled to vacate it
within 111 home. In their retreat they burnt down every
lentos. they loved on their way.
It is calculated that 40,000 Spanish troops have leaded in
Sean Diming° within two ytan, end that 27,000 have already
per through the influence of the climate or by the
machetes of the Dorainimes. There are at present about
13,000 Spanish soldiers distributed through different parts
ef the Waled.

On the 10th Kay, by order of the Spanish authorities, the
tree of liberty, the idol of the Dominions, was eat down.
It was a palm tree, the emblem of the Haytien coat of anima,
and wu considered sacred by the Dominicans. The news
of this outrage spread like wild-fire, and MIS the most us-
ouseersed were aroused and Bed, to the Dominican camp to
join the assay umlaut the Spanish invasion.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Uteri dates from Vancouver's Laud are to May 31. The
two British colonies ware thrown into a state of great ex-
citement by a sew massacre of colonists perpetrated by the
unties ladling, following closely that of Bats's Inlet some
time ego, where a number of white men met with a horrible
death. Active steps are being taken in British Columbik
as well as Vancouver's bland, by the authorities and pri-
vate istivideals, to lied one the murderers and to prevent
further cosines= of the same kind.
MEXICO.

TM Panama Sear sad 1111111111 of the 6th July mys :
From Acapulco we learn that after the freak occamtion
order sad I saquillity have Massed. The stores are ea-
ti ray oat of stook, reseshaadies and workless. aad the
sew articles imported. Dow will meat with • very reedy
sale. The French troops are Laing cooasioual oldmaishai
with the forces of Alvarez, estimated at from 600 to 800
men, sad located near the city. The other day 50 Tacos
fell iota as ambush and lost a captain killed, sad a lieu-
tenant sad three soldiers wounded. For the met the
'aerate do sot seem anxious to commesee "pastime
wind the Freseh. A force of 1,500 Imperialists bp moving
down from Mexico to Acapulco.
WEST INDIES.

A favourable chums is Use weetbar bed taken play at
Barbados'. bat still rasa was slush seeded to sustain tlw
growiag IMPS, sod for deasestio purposes. The health of
the Wand was good. Bask bills at 90 days were quoted 486
dollars ; 60 days. 4874 dollars ; private bills, 90 days, 480
dollars.

The restriction placed by the United States government
ow trade with this island an being loudly condernaed.
Coffee emcee, at 62e. to 645. for ordinary. Rum, sales at
2s. 3d. sad 21. 416., proof 18, in bond. Sugar, 22.. 6d.
to 26e. for fair, Ms. to ?de. for middling to dark.
Erabaoge-90 days, 1 per cent. premium ; 60 days,l4 per
seat ditto; 30 days, 2 per omit ditto.

CANADA.

LIVERPOOL, Wsproanwr.

The Canadian mail steamer Nova Scotian, Cap-
tain Graham, which left Quebec on the 16th inst.,
arrived in the Mersey this afternoon.
The Hon. Mr. Brown had been iv-elected without
opposition u a member of the Canadian parliament.
The Quebec Chronicle says :

We are glad to find that the general tone of 'bowies of
the Lower Provinces is favourable to the action taken by the
Canadian government daring the recent ministerial crisis,
and full of hope as to the result. The opinion of our neigh-
bours is the more valuable because it is uninfluenced by
party Use. Wholly free from the tamper of past differ-
ences, which in some cases has prejudiced the judgment of
several Cocaina journalists, the views of our Lower Pro.
vino' eoatemporaries may be freely accepted as those of
impartial observers. They look forward in a spirit of liberal
and enlightened patriotism, far above the petty level ammo
provincial politica, to the setablishmeot of closer relation'
between Canada and her sister colonise of British North
America—to the formation of such ties as will combine Da.
tiooal strength and dignity with internal peace and com-
mercial prosperity. It is to be hoped that these impecta;
thus ma► be realised, end that the recent political event,
may contribute to the geaeral welfare.

The coroner's inquest in the case of the St. Hihare-
bridge disaster has at length been brought to a
conclusion, their verdict being that the accident
was owing to the gross carelessness of William
Birnie, the engine-driver, and he wan committed
to take his trial for the offence.

TEE MULTIPLICATION T&uLz Ix ANZZICA.
Bill 8— i a pod atanatemi, het. like all ass, will
semetinies make mialakse, and is ale a hi bills figured up
that " 8 lima 8 are fkl." The doctor mem sot slow in die.
seeerieg the ailstake, aid demanded se emplamatioe. Bbl
ezaseimed the maxamt and maw that he we down, but did
met like to admit ; so peeling oe a bold lime, he said,
" That's all " Row me ?" wee the *asp. "
all owls, to it. bastion of the ," rid Bill, " the
walliieliatios table, like evetythimg , ham game sp."-
41111/10101.01 paper.