The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-01 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

POSEN, Ji' 30.

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The chief of the Provincial Government of Posen
has published a letter from the Crown Prince of
Primal*, dated the 28th inst., thanking the inhabi-
tants for the warm reception given to his Royal
Highness on his recent journey through the Grand
Duchy, and during his stay at the city of Posen.
EARTHQUAKE IN GRANADA.

MADRID, J CNg 29. EVICKING.

Several shocks of au earthquake were felt in
the province of Granada to-dsy, and still con-
tinue in the district of Almeria.

CAPTAINS GRANT AND SPEKR AT Tea Ent No-
LOGICAL SOClVFT.—Vostenlay evening an extra meeting of
tbp members of the Ethoologitul Society was held at the
United Service Institution, to Lear from Captain Grant so at-
mast of the ethnological peculiarities of the native races of
Central Africa. Mr. I.ulaiock pre aided, and mid he wr
glad to see Captain Grant and Captain Speke. The
paper net with • very (avowable reception " • and is answer
no lineations from Mr. Csawfurd and otht re, Captams Grant
and Stoke entered into • variety of tsplanatioaa towehiag
the manners and custom of the native races. Votes of
thanks were given with much cordiality to both travellers.
SOCIETY FOR PION. TINO THE EMPLOYMENT OF
WOMEN.—The annual meeting of this society, which is so
be held nest Friday at Willie's Rooms, fall. this year just as
atteotion has been tallial in a very painful manner to the
subject with which its members couetru themselves. The
Hon. A. Kinnaird, Mr, llouckton hiders, and other gentle-
men will address the meeting; and the effect of employment
on health, the need of better erlitottion for women and
some trustworthy teat of it. and the restoosibilities of
parents in seeing to the early training of their daughters,
will be among the subjects Unrelated.
RAILWAY AND PT BLit! CoMPANILS IN PARLIA.
MENT.—Yestertlay the case for the Potteries Junction
Hallway was concluded fu committee of the Lords, and the
chairman iotinrited that. slthoagli the committee were it
opinion that a litre wee derivable for the district, they did
not think that the one prop need was the beat adapted for
the purpose. The North Staffordshire Hoilway, who op-
posed the bill, then intimated their readiness to come to
parliament nest session for • hue from Mende* to
kadeley and Drayton, and the proceedings were adjourned
to this day for the consideration of that penpreition. The
bill for the Trigs Valley Railway was passed in another
committee; and also the bills for the Belfast and Holywood
Railway ; North &mum (Newcastle and Starbuk) ; Great
Western (branch at Great bridge); Dirmiouham sad Sutton
Goldfield Railway ; sad Devon Valley Railway.
[Ad vertiaemen C.]— HOLIA&WA CHNTM ENT IND
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persevering use of these admirable remedies. They may he im-
plicitly relied on In all such cases, lethou. regard to sect or the
duration of the malady. Molloem's Ointment and Pills are un-
speakably precious In indolent ulcerations of the legs. which
often resist all other applications, and consign the sufferer to
the bed of pain or death. No risk or inconvenience attends the
use of Mollosay's niedicament. 'the olntment alai. pain,
smarting, and itching, .Menses the sore from foul matter, re-
proses proud Ilesb, and encourages the growth of good healthy
granutstlous is hick ultimately (ono a bound surface.