The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-23 00:00:00

lUL .oa SOIYHAf(IiCB, Yropriebn

EXHIBITION of the GOLDEN EAGLE.
This beautiful work of Art, tepremnUng the Golden Eagle
with outspread wings, d splays upwards of 10,004 coloured
feathers, each feather being separate and formed of malleable
copper. Mr. PhiWps, of Skim:or-street. Snow.hith was occupied
ale years to the ezecu Inn. It will he 10E141E17ED to the public
TUIO4MULOW, the 34th instant., at 191, PILCAD LEY, and
continue open daily. Admission. Is. : and on Fridays, b. ad.
With head protruding and open beak, he absolutely seems to
scream warning and defiance is instinct with life, and baa the
appearance of a real bird electrotyed by some miracle."—Times.
Its plumage is the fac.simiie of the living bird, down to the
Anent quill and the most esquialtely delicate feathering "—Court
Journal.

RICHARD GUNTER'S BRIDE CAKE
REITABI IRK MINT, earner of Iliotenrub and lowa es
streets, Albert-gate Wedding Breakfast*, halls &c.. furnished
complete, In town or country, with wines and attendants.

MESSRS. MECHI and RAM'S LIST.—The
quality may be Judged by their display under the Eastern
Dome of the International Exhibition : also in the Cutlery De-
nt, Clan XXXII., and In the North Gallery, Class
XXVI., Photographic Albums, Dressing Bags, Dres-ing Cases,
Despatch Boxes, Tourist Writing Cat., PIN ket-laioks, Purses,
Bagatelle Tables, Chess-boards, ItruWnti Combs, Toilet Apparatus,
Desks, Worktogcs, Inkstands; the Magic Strop and Paste, supe-
rior Raton, Scissors, and Penknives . the best Table Cutlery
and Electro Pie e; Papier Tea-trays, Walters, and •
variety of lint-class ornamental pieces In Papier lilicht Parisian
Novelties In Ormolu, Postage Balames, Louder Bags, Picnic
Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wine an-i Spirit Flasks,
Iledbeval Articles, and • variety of elegauclea suitable fur
presets?. . . .

Mr. Itazin having been appointed by her Majesty's Commis-
sioners &Juror in Class XXXVL of the international Exhibition
(Ing.ing.cases, etc 1. the firm were by this circumstance pre-
cluded from competing for a prise medal,
A medal was awarded them n Class XXXII. (Cutlery).
112, Regentetrvet. W., and
4, lee6enhalletreet, BC., London ;fourth house from Cornhl11).
Catalogues post tree.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—Gentlemen are
Invited to Inspect the SPECIMEN GARMENTS kept for
INSPECTION to order from. also a select Stuck of Morning,
Lounging, and Oeercoats always on hand for sale. at
HA MILTON and KIM ('TON'S, Tailors,
106, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall.

..A FACT WORMY OF NOTE."

MILES from BoTI d•atreet
311tio 73, 1111.00 K-STREET, ANOVEIt-SQUA R on the
Ist October, DM. The It. Trousers (ortgbutt.d by him) better
than ever.

lealillahed 1941.

DL CURTIS ON NIRYOUMNIOCi. ORNRRAL DILBILITY, rte.
Just published, prim Is. ost free from the Author for 12 stumps.
AMEDICAL kSAY on the CAUSE and
CURB of PRRMATIIRR DFALI NU in AN. with plain
directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result
of twenty.fl re yeare' successful practice in the trratment of those
peculiar nervous and aotettred diseases which tend to embitter
and shorten ide. by Dr. J. L Cyrus, 16, Albemarle-street,
Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 Ull 3, and Bto 8.
" We feel nobesltatJon In say ma there is oo member of society by
whom the Woe will not be found went—whether such person hold
he relation of parent, preceptor, or clergymati."—Sun.
London 68. C01...bi1l and J. 'Olen. 9t, Warwickdaite.

GARIBALDI SURGICAL FUND.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE EXPIRES.

SlR,—The amount received to thigfund up to
Saturday eight is 6401. 16a. 104 d. This day I have received
the following additional subscriptions, the hied interline of
which in the Express will greatly oblige your obedieet
mermat, J. MACRAE MOIR.
Oaribskli Committee,
10, Southamptoe-stmet, Strand. Sept. 22.

Mr. Gen. C. Roe (France), 10a. 6d. ; Mr. J. J. Coleman
(Norwich). sf. se. ; the Earl of Darnley. 21. ; Miss Lilian
C., 3s. 6d. ; Uent...Groeml Berkley, M.P., 21. ; Lady
Catb. Buckley, li. ; Mr. C. A. Bourne. sr. ; a School Boy,
6d. ; M. A. S.. Is. fid. ; Mies Emma Rey, Is. 24. ; Mr. J.
.Powell, ss. • Mr. Stephen Wooldridge. sa. ; Mir Phoebe
Phillips
'Phillips andfriends, 10s. ; Mr.. Blunt, 10s. ; M and C.
Blunt, 1L • Miss Child., 10s. ; Nil desperaedurn, Is. ;
Miss Lebas;. 5s ; Wee Maggie. Is. ; Mr. Thos. F. Kel-
sall and G. W. Holed!. If. 6..; X. Z., 55.; G.& (Hastings),
10a. ; M. A. S. (Worthing), Is. ; a Margate Boatman,
(G. Di, Is.; from Chester, no name. If. Is.; Mr. Darby
Griffith, M.P.,21.; Holt Academy, near Wrexham, per Rev.
K Powell, U. 1..; W. A. 8., 2s. 6d. ; Mr. Wm. Clarke, 5e.;
Mr. Arthur B. Winterbotham. If. ; and B. K. C., 10s. (per
Mr. N. E. Mandan); a working tailor, 35.; Son of a poor
bookbinder, 6d.; G. C. F., 5a ; T. Sims*, 2a.; Italia Una,
104.; a British Baby, 6d.; from one who wishes he had more
to give, 25.; Mr. Henry Howard Allen, per Coatte and Co.,
51.; G. H.. Is. ; L. H., la.; T. W. C., 2a. 6d.; H. S. 8.,
25.6 d.; 0.8.. Is.; J. R. W.. 18.; W.Shepperd, Is.; R Moore,
16s. 6d.; Subscriptions after Mr. Washirigtee Wilks. 21.
12s. Bd. ; Mr. John Payne (Reipte). 2s. 6d. ; Mr. Natl.,.
niel Saxton, W. 55.; Lady Bail U.; a Servant, Is.; the
Hon. Moor Toler, U. le.; Dr. (hips., U. le.

SYMPATHY WITH GAIHEALDT.—A public meeting
was held is the Congregational Chapel of Hewlett, on
Thursday evening, to consider the present aspect of the
question. The chapel was well filled, and the chair
was occupied by Bailie Waugh. The Rey. Robert Mitchell
moved a resolution expressing sympathy with Garibaldi in
his present caroms anon, which wan !wooded by Mr. Mnr-
ray, teacher, and supported by both gentlemen is able
speeches. The motion for the adoption of the resolution was
carried by acclamation. Mr. William Irvine, manufacturer,
moved that a memorial be sent to the British Foreign Se-
cretary urging him to nee his utmost efforts with the
French government for the withdrawal of its troops from
Rome—the French occupation of that city being the one ob-
stacle which prevent. the immediate settlement of the
Roman difficulty. Mr. Irvine read a memorial, mid sup-
ported it in • brief address. The motion was seconded by
the Rev. J. M'Ewen, and carried unanimously. A rote of
thanks to the chairman concluded the proceedings.—New-
ensile Chronicle —The Mayor of Biistol has also called
a meeting for Wednesday next. at the Guildhall, in that
town, to express sympathy with Garibaldi and the Ita-
lian people. No &MIA it will be numerously and influ-
entially attended. It is expected that Sir Arthur H. Elton,
Bert., 'Mr. Serieent Kinglake, and other local men of mark
will be present to speak on the occasion.—Western Dail,
Preto.

_
CRYRTAL PALACE—Mr. Strange's annual fife
takes place to-day. An extniordinary number of spedal
attractions will be provided, including the performances of
Leotard. and of Bloodin on the high rope. The whole of
the great fountains will play, and there will be a balloon
ascent by Mr. Doswell. Several military bands will be in
attendance, and altogether such continuous and varied
entertainments as have before been conomitrated iato
one day's programme, even at the Crystal Palace. The
palace will be brilliantly lighted up in the erasing.
Mirrsorourex FBAs floarrraL, Dsvoxernroz-
11Q0A11, CITY.—The aggregate number of patients relieved
during the week ending Sept 20 was :—Jfediod, 1,466;
sarricet 685—total, t,151; of which 761 ware new asses.
ROYAL FRIZZ tiOSTITAL, IiRAY'S-INN-ROAD. --The
number of patients relieved at this hoepitcl during the week
ending Sept. 20 was 3,046, of which 1,002 were new mess.