The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-12 00:00:00

TO 131.17188 COLUMBIA FOR /SS I.

MEEKLY COMMUNICATION to
NZW YORK Direct—The LIVERPOOL, YEW YORK,
ant PIELLADZLPIIIA Sia:AMAHIP COMPANY anima dospatoh.
Malt tall-powanol Clyde-bat iron Room Steszaaldpailaran.
at to ambera women and destlatchoo aa
WEEKLY PROM LIVERPOOL FOR KW YORK.

irecinesTnCAnnastli --
CITY OF WASHINGTO.- Wednesday, August 20.
ETNA, Wedamday. Angusi 27
And every succeeding W
Cato pauses, 15, 17, and 21 gutneas,=lBl. to the accom-
modation. Forward pegs, S guineas, including MI provisions
ached. Fameitrers or Canada. the United Mates, and British
Columbia, booked through oe very advantageous trams.—lor
further partaclears apply to WILLIAM INDIAN 12, Wsteretreel,
Limped: or to 1117E6 mad MACEY. 61, King Willlaraehmea
City.

GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.
Tbe them &dem, Dots tons, WALTER PATON, Com-
mander. will be despatched from Liverpool (with leave to e&&
at Queenstown!, as under:
SATURDAY, Aimed It I WEDNViDAY, October 1.
TI'L'DAY, November 18.
Pares: First Clue Cabin, 4.20 to C2B, according to accommodM.

tx;o: all barbs the sow .prirlngee in the saloon. Toarlat eat
Return Tk teta at • Ern awl a halt Second Clam Cabin, 416:
Intermediate, 410 10a.: Steerage, da Freight oa moderate
krone.—Apply to REYMOUB, PEACOCK, and Cs, 114, Fen-
church-greet, London, LC.: or to the Great Ship Company
(United'. 90. Cannoo-street, Lantos, KC.. and ty and m, The
Altlear, Old Hall-street, IlveryooL

STEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover,
Brunswick, and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, by, the North German Lloyd's splendid
shmaners ADLEIt, MOWS. or BCH WALBE, front norselydown,
at It MIL. •S at Blackwell Pier for passengers at noon.
Throe vessels hare superior accommodation for passengers. Fares
to Bremen: es and LI . return tickets, FS and I 10a—Apply
it CHAPLIN/1 ruteersal Office, Regent-circus, W.: or to
PEILLIPTS, GRAVEL and PHILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane. LC.

ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA-
VIER Mares the Relish and Foreign Steana.whart, Weis
Dim evwy SUNDAY. at 11 am. Fares: 22 21... 21 10a.. sod
In. ed. The IFYENOORD, from off the Tower, every THURS-
DAY' MORNING early. Plea Ll.—Apply to eaAruns Mit-
re/al Mhos. Ramant'sdrees. : or PRILLIPPR GRAVER
and PHILLIPPS.II, Rooddems. LC.

ei BEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Or NOTICE 11l HEREBY GIVEN, that the nest HALF-
VIAELY GENERAL MIMING of the Proprietors of this Cow
patty will he held, pursuant to act of parliament, In London, at
the Paddington Station, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of August
nest, for the general purposes of business. The chair will be
taken at 1 o'clock precisely.
SHELBURNE, Chairman.
BAR RI NGTON, Deputy Chairman.
The Transfer Books will be closed on the Slat day of July. and
will not be opened until after the said hall-yearly general DlOl4-
Infuolthe 19th Aligns&
London Terminus, Paddington, July 49, 11994.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE IS ALSO HUBBY GIVEN, that an EXTRA-
ORDINARY GENERAL WRITING of the Company will be
holden at the Paddington Station, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of
Augast next. at the termination of the Ordinary HalLYearty
Meeting of the Company to be holden at that place on that day,
for the purpose of considering, and if so determined of approv-
ing, a certain Indenture of Agreement, dated the oth day of
July, 1862. and made between the Shrewsbury and Hereford Rail-
way Company of the Brat part, the London and North Western
Railway Company of the second part. and the Great Western
and West Midland Railway Companies of the third part,
for securing a participation by the two last-named
companies, equally with the Loudon and North Western
Railway Company, In a lease of the undertaking of the
Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway Company and also for
the purpose. if no determined, of resolving that in case the said
indenture of agreement shah be duly approved, the Company
win, lu conjunction with the West Mliuund Railway Company.
reopilre the Shrewsloury and Hereford Railway Company to
demise and lease Weir undertaking to the London and North
Western Railway Company, the Great Western Railway COs
piny, and the West Midland Railway Company, as joint lessees
of the terms set forth in an Indenture doted the Slit day of
March, Ise!, between the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway
Company and the London and North Western Railway Company,
mid the said indenture of the 9th day of July, 1862: and also
for the purpose of authorising Um Directors of the Company to
do, execute. and perform all acts, deeds, matters. and ihln
whieb may be requisite or proper for the purposes aforesaid.
SH ELBUR NE, Chairman.
BARRINGTON, Deputy Chairman.
Paddington-station, July U, 1862.

EXCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO far
tlietr FAMILIES hi case at DEATH or
LI weekly fee THEMSELVES It Injured by RAILWAY
ACCIDENT by taking an
INSURANCE TICKET. coating TWOPENCE,
of the
RAILWAY PASSENGER:: ASSURANCE COMPANY,
the oily osovany ensuring apinrt railway accidents who are
esetusivriy p:iiileged to bane ineurance tickets at the various
runway stations.
N.li—Tate boor Insurance ticket when Toe pay fare.
KCeruhill E.C. WILLIAM J. VLN, fieczetary.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
The rate of Interest remains at Five per Cent. per awn= an
Mares, and Your per Cent. oa Nona Aecoants, pivot& half-
yearly, with µneer of withdrawal et axed peruids, no partneraldp,
ilakillty. sod the taking of land le entirely optional, as Invest-
meats may lie made at choke either In the abate, deposit, or
land depurtutents. Prim...twee sent free.
CHARLES LEWIS 0111'NEffIEN, Secretu7.
Once% No. 33, Norfolk-Wee; Strand, London, W.C.

SOUTH DEVON.—TO be LET for a term not
exceeding five years, a first-class MANSION, Ft'RNISUIW
and decorated throughout in the moat costly 'owner, and
with the tea taste, and completely appointed for the recep-
tion of a fondly of the highest ilistitiction. with accommodation
for a numerous establishment, and at the tame time capable
of befog comfortably occupied, with extensive and strictly pre-
set-OW shooting. The situntiou is one of the most beautiful in
England, Werated, and • ”turnauplang a inagniticent and almost
unrivalled scenery. For further particulars and orders to view
apply, with refereoces, to Meows. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and
IAhLEY Land Agents and Surveyors, 10. Waterloo-place, Pall
& W.

OCIALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway.
Illithbury and Klngsland Cal Depths. No travellers or
agents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Hetton, Haswell.
she. Landiton Wallsend, the best house coal direct from the col-
herb* by screw steamers, is DU. per ton (do not pay more under
say pretext ; Hartlepool, TN. •' Tanneld, 17$. ; best nwll, 13s.
Inland, by railway; tillkstone, first class:4os. : second class, 18s.:
Clay Clem: 19s, and 18a: Barnsley, 1i5,. Hartley, les. Net
ea.b. Delivered screened to any part of London. All cedars
direct to LEA and Co., chief o North London liallway
titmice, ILighbany, Wanton, or lloplaod

RUPTURN B.—The PATENT SELF-
ADJIWIIYG GERMAN TRIM, acting effectually without
est complicatteeta Ii recommended by the faculty for the cure
Ind him.: of berala. The necessary quality of • good truss le an
ticitut realstlog power. without unneceimary prewar* out the
tart affected. which desirable object le alone obtained to a trews
anceetuubered with strap•splral eprings,or pad bithisil.—J. SCA
said Co., 1, Piccadilly.

QUININ E WIN E:
WATII23II.
MARTIN'S-LANE, CANNON-8111ZET, CITY, LONDON.
Sold by all wooers, doubt& aid othara, 30a par dram.
TEKNATIONAL ZILIIIIIMON.-8•• CLANS I.

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr ,e(TTS BILIOUS find LIVER FILM prepared offb-
eat fin) M. r.rnrs*l hypedient, hoe the rmip of Dr. floott. will
be hoed it.esiode to all who safe from bMena and Leer cow-
Mann, nobs. sum), wind, apses. giddiness, dhedisemet
*Mott. r.,r habitual costiveness. as a WWII &Periled neeletae.
sal se almoner of the blend, they are truly exoellent ; mild in
cOrration and grateful to the stomach they createa hits
e.v, W .11eition, sad streeethen the whole semen eya
._
• hr Lambert, 20, Jermynotreot. and by mod
led. amt 2a. ed. Be sure to ask See Dr. Wm ?ilia. The genuine are a armors poen wimp.
"Itlaicas loactort," *waved on the Mai

DL SICCED'S ESSENCE at LIFE
_ammo mokaat k. malt shattarad aamillatkai la
17......._"611 Tanury k Impasibia U stack are paralissaa
al kw ?Ilati la ems, 'llk tall tairtatlam.
pftu.'..."" 'me kw kla, seat
"_"altat rawatassa sr Itamps.—saaar• s=a7=a
abroad. East Taapiallar.

T " L 0 N D 0 N,
19t, Fleet-street. twat Temple-bar.
SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DI NNIAL for THIS DAT,
August 12. will cousta of—
Queue de bruf-11 W Duchease.
roissus.
Turbot Mince Homurd—Merlins trite.
:cols de Veit: i la Dects.hdue - Rissoles 1 Ii D Orley.
Scut braui."..72kttneeu

PamUns d'All;eri—de-tpleta de Pomme.

Frontage et Wade.

TO-MOILLOW, August LS, the LONDON DINNER will
conga of—

Da rata' 1 la

PSMAC LS.

°Tanalre.

POISiIoN
Samoa sauce Homard— Heti de Marlene trite.
NIFTRIES.
COteletiaB de %routes i Is Etforeie—Petit Pitts sax Hultree.

Bieut bonllll—Salle de Mouton rOtL
Ponding de Vertnicelle—Tutielettes i la Frsaglpanne.

Fromege et Belade.

Turtle Soup Secluded In The London °tuner three times a week
without extra charge.

An extensive and earetally-saleeted stock of Rhenhh, Moselle,
and otter Whoa Imparted expressly for The Loudon Mama.
Turtle Soup and all 11;12 hTseasen. daffy.
A Asa llama of VsMegyirmktes. at I o'clock.

N.& During the itaildbition &aeon The London Dinner will be
served dilly trots two until nine o'clock, and Dinners In the
Coffee Room ►la carte from one until ten o'clock.

Optu on Sundays st four o'clock.
IREDISLIM SAWTICS, Proprietor.

YSTALC RL PALACE.
GMAT BALLOON ASCENT TO-MORROW.

_ .
cox wrirs new MAM-
MOTH BALLOON will be made from the grounds about half-
wit no o'cloek.
Partial ascents will be made 'weather permitting', from the
Sports-ground, near the Cedars, during the afternoon.
The Balloon was built for the British Association, and to
capable of attainhsg the unprecedented altitude of five miles and
Da
and will carry sixteen persons.
tit the Palace there will be the usual Band and Great Organ
Petformanoes. Diplay of upper series of Fountains at 4 o'clock.
ONE SHILLING. Children Sixpence.

LIME CORELLI continues to gain the moat
nattering marksot public approval, aU who hare witnessed
her baring expressed themselves not less astonished at the ex-
traordinary nature of the performance than the artistic manner
In which it is rendered. She mast he seen to be appreciated.
In addition to the appearauon of Little Core/11, the entertain-
lILS at the LONDON PAVILION cannot be equalled in the
metropolis.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Miss CONSTANCE,
the Star ot the West, has bees lael.NOA0111), and win ap-
pear. together wtth Magmas LOSERINI, ow MONDAY the MY
test. Saw Collins every llvenlog.—LONDON PAVILION, rich-
boressetreet. LOUSL sad SONNHAIIMEIL Proprietors.

MESSRS. MICH! and BASIN'S LIST.—The
qnslity may be judged by their display ander the Eastern
Dome of the International Exhibition ; also in the Cutlery De.
t. Class XXIII., and in the North Gallery, Clain
Photographic Albums, Dressing Bags, Dressing Cases,
Despatch Boxes Tourist Writing Cases, Poeltet-Books, Punta,
Bagatelle Tables, Chess-boards, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Apparatus,
DerlN, Workboxes, Inkataods ; the Magic Strop and Paste, supe-
rior Razors, Palmer,, and Penknives ; the beet Table Cutlery
and Eleetro Plate; Papier Mich. Tea-trays, Walters, and a
vastety of ant-clam ornamental places In Papier Mach!, Parisian
Novelties in Ormolu, Postage Dalturces, Courier Bank Plank:
Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wine and Spirit Iflasks,
Medieval Articles, and a variety of elegancles suitable for
presents.
Mr. Bann h• been appointed by her Majesty's Commis-
sioners aJuror in Clams XX X VI. of the International Exhibition
Drening-case, &a 1, the firm were by OM Clrennittalece pew
chided from competing for a prise medal.
A medal was awarded them in Class XXXIL (Cutlery).
112, Regent street. W.. and
4, Leadenhallutreet, EC., London )fourth house from CornhilT.
Catalogues post free.

"A FACT WORTHY OF NOTL"

3,1 R. from Bond-street
A. to 73, BROOK-STREET, IiANOVERAQUA RE on the
Ist oetober, Me. The its. Trousers (otiginsted b 1 him, better
than ever.

Established 1841.

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
SON, will most certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles. 15e steel. with
gar, Ss. to 10s. Oak, and Silver Spectacles and Eye. Classes
yeets variety, et equally low prices. Barnes' Prospect Glass,
Its ad. peat tree. Tllod. HARRIS and WS, Opticians to the
Royal Penally, opposite the &Web Musson Urdu, London.
Established 1790. Lbutiosi—No travellers employed.

A. FINK HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLAND&
MACARSAIL OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is
universally in high repute for Its unprecedented success during
the last SD years in promoting the growth. restoring, and beauti-
fying the human hair. It prevents hair from failing off or turn-
ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and
&Adrift% and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For
children It Is especially recommended, as forming the bads of a
beautiful head of hair. In all climates it alike displays its In-
comparable results, and has bong been an established favourite
In lonia. Price ils. ed., 7a., 10s ed., equal to four small, and ila
per bottle. Sold by A. StOWLAND and SONS, 20. liattomgarden,
and by chemists and pertumera—Ask for Rowlands• Mammas.
OU.

Jost out, Sole Copyright Edition. fcp. Bvo, price Di..
AUTOBIOGRAPHY of a FRENCH DETEC-
TIVE From ISIS to 18.58. Comprising the most curious
Revelations of Extramdloary and Mysterious Cases, and affording
a osmplete insight into the Preach Detective Police System. Sy
Car.lui, late Chlef of the Paris Detective Police.
. .

11siilern described and
lergely quoted In the "Moles," and also In the "Atheneum." The
°dead work has bees *appraised by the French Govermnent.
lambs : Ward and Lock, 1118, Fleet street.

DB. CU&TTh ON NINVOUBNIBB. GENERAL DEBILITY, Lo.
Jost published, pries la, pest hes from the Author for It Amapa.
AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CUBE of PILIIIATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain
directions for yowled resieratioe to health and vigour, the result
of tu enty. five years' successful practlos to the treatment of them
peculiar nervous and acquired dimmer which tend to embitter
and shorten life. By Pr. J. L 16, Albemarieutreet,
Fit.mdilly, London. Consultations, lOU U 3, and 6to d.
We feel to hesitatioe In saying there's no member of society by
whom the bout trtUuot be totted matal—whether ouch person hold
the relation of parent, preceptor, or olarpoman."-6un.
Loudon : Maim CmuklU and J. Allot. W. Warwick-14nm

To the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—
A BOOK es this =Wed will be forwarded, gratis, to the
afilleted. All mffertng teem the ordinary ailments of
mankind at awes send a stamped directed envelope to
wtil be 11., /ingswthest, Hackney-road, London, wheu a copy
thwaselthalts rwlithesd.

CABMEN'S FRIENDLY SOCIETY. —The annual
excursion of the Cabenee's Friendly Society to the Crystal
Palace took plea yenterdity, and was largely attended. At
three o'clock a aperMl meeting was held in the lecture
theatre of the palms, which wee attended by a large num-
ber of the general public as wall as eabmee. Mr. J.
Maxwell, the }meow). secretary of the Cabmen's Club Aid
Society, of which Lord Shaftesbury is president, occupied
the chair, and was supported by Mears. Owen, Smith, Ben-
nett, Carter, and other members of the committee. The
Cherokee having expressed the pleasure he felt at mice
more roosting his friends the cabmen, and their families,
on so interesting an occasion, trusted that nothing
would occur to mar the harmony of their pro-
orediup. He was aware that cabmen at the present
time were suffering tinder heavy grievances and much per-
secutiors, bat the present meeting was out for the purpose of
dimming them. It had been cosvened to give the con,-
niftiest( the society the opportunity of Lying its claims to
support before the COMM and the public.—Mr. Smith. the
semeary of the South London branch of the society, then
addressed the meeting at some length, detailing the objects
of the society, which were well worthy the support ot all
drivers. The existence of such a society proved that the
much abused cabman was equally alive with other dames of
"wider nee to the necessity of provident habits, and the
raw Ma'am resulting from institutions of this de
mimeo. last year the branch which he repre-
sented had a balance of 1001. in hand, but
this year they had Mi., after paying nearly 3001.
for &Mho and nehmen amongst their members.—
Mr. Owes, the treasurer of the Cabmeo's olub Aid Society,
en behalf of the noblemen and gentlemen forming that
society, smeared the meeting they bad the welfare of the
ahem at heart, sad he had no doubt but in the next
seldom of parliament they would use their influence to
obtain as amendment of those portions of tbs Heekney
Carriage Aet which pressed hardly upon- the cabdrivers.
Several other gentlemen and drivers having addressed the
meeting, some denatises be the society were handed is,
men. The walk, bwriag me
men
ethers, SOL from a ladyeluded and If.
the Is. from the chair-
,
dimmed over the pikes and ponds einepany again
A A RELIC ow TEE BATTLE OP WOECENTER.—
• branch railway ia being made in the city of Woe.
ester (-moieties the West Midlaed line with the
6311V0T0 Quay, mid in the program of the week the excavators
have alighted upon a relic of the battle of Worceeter—
Cromweil'a "Crowning mercy," as be called it. In digging
oat the foundations for piers to support some railway Masi"
the workmen came nem the ekeletons of two men lying
mallet *it& as& etW,'and near them an old caanae-iall.
spot where these residue were found would be outside
the dd city wail. On being exposed to the air the boner
ernentied to dint Fonseely, a wide ditch ran semen this
pinee—a penes of the Woreeeter Receosnmer. A few days
ago some Homan wins wen found near the principal station
of On mime rellway.