The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-20 00:00:00

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BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK
;the original)} for marking on Linen. BU, or Cotton. Re-
quires no preparation, and to by far the best. Notice.—Observe
that no sixpenny der of the genuine hes ever yet been prepared,
and that each bottle bears the address on the label. ta. Lotin•
lane, West Smith:WM, City, KC.. where ft may be obtained
wholesale end reta4 end et wet druggists, medicine senders,
stationers, to., in the United Kingdom. Prim 1L per bottle.

" vscnuarric BIJODTERIE COURANT&
MODELIA SPY:an' 6 ma I•IIIII4ATL'—W ATHER-
STUN sad BataIDEN, bombs bees hemmed with a Firat-olana
Medal at the YUJI ltnivorW labibltlau aecompaded by ths
above flattering testimonial, reepeettelly ladle the public to an
inspection of their 001.1) CHAIN-6=d eneantria assortment of
JEWELLERY. all made on the pewter.
WATULItaruN and BR, RlDEN,Ooldamkt6e. Malgelnetaf7. Ira
Beariettaotreet, Comet-garden, liviablished A.D.1711.
Always made of Chaise end Jewellary ter la each. N.B. Mb
enlablialtraent la closed el 6 in the 'mob& and on liatunlays at
1 detach.

MB. MILTS (ALFRED WEBB Mll.l )
YEW AUTUMN AND MINT= nom
ler the Medd-bused knife
ANGOLA len TIMM&
Is new If/bb mg reedy kw i
These Trousers were originated baV i ttilse.
Mere only address is Th.llllooll-11TUST, MANOVERAVAIUL
sot who U not demeded eel& my wow sad addle-
WAN tat& wow
ISTABLIMIKDIedi YIBILUAZT.

PrATIONAL EXHIBITION ot 1882.
Ar7g.talaisiasd atearata Et GUYING of the mag-
nificent etruciane Pee the INTERNATIONAL ISHIBITION of
len with an elegant ALIIANACK, map be bad. gratis. of
WIWI and SON. namly-made and Bespoke Talton. Rattan,
Heelers, Drapers, Boot Makin, and General Outfitters.
Laden Roves:
154. 153. 154
st
PllMerise DAM Ift ADlnst‘a
Onfer4rest
°oq PM. 5011. New Onlard-sereell :llarNtraL
Totesehluee-omert-read

137, LA TOrtTillalarta_rtziFell7la3. Eustoa.road.

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LATEST NOVELTY.
The DUNDEE WRAPPER. forming b.dh COS I' and
CAPE, price Oa The moot coatkelehie pratent ever Invented.
To be had only of the Inventors, L *Was and 808. ready-
made and b •spoke Tailors. natters. Hosiers, IDrapers, Boot
Makers, end Beseral Ontfitiera
London Henn:
City Ketablishntent,
154, 155, 166. 157, litnortes . rid. 86, SS, 88 Ald,tate.
Ordertt4treet Branch,
606, 507, 608, New Oxfordatreet. I,
Branch art4treet.
Toetenhant-oond.road ,
127, 110. Todmohavairovet-mad: ftl6. Inston.roal
Cesar, ibillaiNdosissis.•
ShetSeld and Bradford. Yarkshint.

911°PARENTS and QUARDIANS.—The return
61 Teeth $ their mopes*. Deardlaraehaels iodates
solicitude ter their personal contort and attraction, and YOM.
LAND'S MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the pewth
p oving wad beantifying the hair, Reirleatte Islyder, toe ha-
proving the skin and c,wsplerion. sod removing mammon* de-
brie. wad Rowland's Mont*, or reset Dentifrice. tor rendering
the teeth beettlailly white, and smarming tie mum, are one.
'Waved ladhipentable secomponiameaSs. —Sold by A. ROW-
LAND sad PIONS, 10. Hatton garden, sad by Chemists sad Pert
fauns—Ask for Rowlands' articles.

Regh 101011. ;ad Mr. S. 0. Sutton, Secretary, introduced
by Mr. Bexley, M.P., and a deputation from the Manchester
Chamber of Commerce, consisting of Mr. J. A. Terser,
M.P., Mr. M. Roes, Vice-Presideut, Mr. A. Ousells,
Henry Ashworth, Mr. IL Gladstone, and Mr. J. Punier, in-
troduced by Mr. Aspinall Turner, IL P., waited on Load
Elgin on Saturday afternoon.
The object of the deputation we. to urge upon bin lord-
Alp the importance of removing the obstacles which at
promet impede the development of the material resources
of India, and to prase upon his attention the lajuriess
buslucy of the import duties established by the late Kr.
Wilson. The cotton question was, of course, brought
premlneotly under the notice of the new Viceroy, the
various speakers expressing their entire confidence in the
capabilities of India as a cotton•growing country.

Lord Elinix thanked the deputation for the very com-
plimentary terms is which they had spoken of his former
services, and expressed his regret at not having heft able
to visit Manchester. He hoped, however, that that
pleasure was reserved for him at some future day. He
was fully impressed with the fact that of all the pub&
°dices be bad ever held the we which he had
I just accepted was by far the most important. There
were amps points referred to by the deputation on
which he could not pledge himself to take admiois-
festive action till he had Lad the opportunity
of examining facts connected with them for himself, and
is came where allusions bad been made, to some extent
iaselpatery of his predecessors in Aloe, he must of ne-
cessity In sliest Without committing himself to any ape-
dgad meeetwes, he would candidly admit that he folly
concurred in the general policy which had been &desisted
by the gentlemen who bad addressed him. Especially was
this the case regarding what had been said about the cps.
ration of import Autism, and the impediments to tutorial
communications. He was as firmly coevinced as any gentle-

man present that the prosperity of India mainly depended
on the combination of European enterprise end capital with
native industry ; but his experience in China and other
countries, where widely divers* races came in contact,
bad shown him the difficulties with which the sutler' wee
iavested.

The Duke of Hamilton has arrived at Hamilton
Howe from Baden, via Boulogne and Folkestone, by the
South &atom Railway Company's packet Victoria, Cap.
fain Paul. The voyage was performed is one boar and
twenty-five minutes, the quickest yet made.
The Marquis said Marchioness of Bath have
arrived in town from visiting the Muquis and Itarehioneer
of Ailesbory at Tottenham Park, Wilts.
The Earl of Dudley has arrived at Dudley
House, Park-lane, from Whitley Court, Worcestershire.
The Earl Granville hue arrived at his residence
in Bruton-street from spending the week with the Marquis
and Marchioness of Ailesbury at Tottenham Park.
The Earl of Lousdale came to town on Saturday
from Vinitoor, Ws of Wight, in exoelleat health. We bear
that it is the intention of his lordship to break up his peck
of fox-bounds and bunting stud at Thug at the end of the
bunting MM. Ilia lordship does not,boweves, give up his
harriers.
The Earl of Dalkeith has arrived in Belgmve-
square from Boughton Homo, Northamptonshire.
Lady Rolle has left her residence in Upper
Grosvenor-street for Bides House, Exeter.

We (Post) have to announce the death of the
Hon. Mrs. Grieve, which took place on Wednesday morn-
ing lan, at her residence in Grosvenor',lacm Mn. Grieve
was relict of the late Mr. Wallis Grieve, who died at Nis
shout a twelvemonth since and was sister of the late Lord
Northwick, so well known as • great collector of pictures and
patron of the floe site. This lamest= lady had nearly *
tained the gnat ems of 90 years.
Sir Fitzroy Kelly has arrived in town from Paris.
We are pleased to learn that Colonel Taylor,
M.P., is reoorming from the woven accident he recently
met with while shooting at Fano Park, Lon Ponarlington's
seat, by the accidental discharge of his gun. The gallant
ellelei has lost the first joint of the thumb of his right
bra After the accident Colooel Taylor removed to the
Serimilleatreet Club for the beet surgical advice Dahlia
mold afford, sad was so far recovered on Friday lag as to
leave for his own resides= Ardgilbur Castle.
On Thursday evening Mr. Roebuck, M.P., de-
livered an address upon "Popular Education" to the mem-
bers of the Salisbury Literary and Scientific Institution.
Mr. Marsh, M.P., occupied the chair, and among those per
▪ were the Bishop of Salisbury, Archdeacon Hony, sad
• large number of the gentry of the neighbourhood.
The weekly meetings of the members of the
Royal institution were resumed for the season on Friday
evening, on which ocessiou Dr. Tyndall delivered • lector*
on the transmission of heat through gases.
There are several candidates for the office of tax-
ing master in Chancery, rendered vacant by the death of
Mr. 'randy. It is rumoured that the Lord Chancellor of
Ireland has received • communication from the Lords of the
Treasury direethog him not to all up the vacancy till the
comrnasiocers now sitting on the superior court, Mesa
make their report. There are two other taxing mann,.
who, it is said, are quite saltiest to do the work. hi that
ems 8001. • year would be saved to the public.
Major-General Sir John Inglis, K.C.8., the
hero of Lucknow, who goes out to take command of the
forces in Corfu, arrived in Liverpool on Friday night, awl
embarked on board Meson. Burns and Wlver's steamer,
Tan CITT MEMORIAL TO THE PRINCZ CONSORT. Marathon, which sailed on Saturday fur Italy sad the
—The subscription for the above purpose are going on neat Adriatic.
satisfactorily, sad clearly exhibit the high esteem felt fur On Saturday afternoon the annual distribution of
his late Royal Highness by all classes of the community. the Crimean exhibitions among the ieweedelamPetitere ea
the recent examinations took place at the Royal Hibernian
It is understood that the amount received on Friday and
Saturday war more than 1,000 f., but it has been arranged by Military School, Phosoix-perk, Dublin. The dining-hall
the committee the, oo &hood statement shell be given wit,' was tastefully &wonted for the occasion with evergreens,
Monday, and the reports that have appeared during the last military trophies, &c. There was • large aseetahleff• of
two or throe days upon theaubject are entirely incorrect, distinguialied visitors. The annual report of the inetinatioa
as no official statement will be given until this day, was read by Colonel Wynyard, the commandant. The
On Friday evening his Grace the Duke of Devon- Priam baring been distributad, the Earl of Carlisle, Sir G.
Brown, and Sir R. Peel addremed the pupils.
shire, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, enter•
tabled the VresChawasllor and deputation at dinner, at the The Freeman, referring to the 4th Royal Irish
Clarendon Hotel. The following is • list of the nn,. Dragoon Guards, stationed in Dublin, flays :—" It would
The
Walpole,Vies- HChroteceller..
aaa,m.Dr..B4Flow7illikos,igthpa
.Rbigh..tptHace.p4 d. H. appear that this distinguished regiment is not soon tor lon
mall-Bateeon, sad Alkmaar, sessises of 'colleges ; Dr. Leap the very "leviable notoriety which it has lately •oleizsg-
inguell, Dr. Paget, Professors Lightfoot, Adana, Stokes, The ofertanate captain, the met= of ea extraordinary
Thompson. Willis, and Woodhson •„_Mesen. Emery, Hays, regimental porasosteitog„ eve have been got op for the
a LAU
k." Faller, Bright, Ecadlifs RePhina, Godfrey, ead purpose of forging him to leave the regimeut, the partite.
The •Ron. J. F. Stuart Wortley has been ap- kra of whisk 114•17 speared in the Lead= military
po• tut ewe of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's private i'""*. relmma gam ink leave on Saturday last, the
seeretarkm 11th brat Hewes lemailately ordered older genet, sad
The twenty-third annual meeting of the Metro- is now lodged Is the reams ever the coissere Trines in
Matt Church Schoolmasters' Association was held on &Aar- the royal lasensin I. await a emit-rimrlied. The angel
day afteromea at the Whittington Club. Sir J. K. Shuttle; w coital ks he, he mei see me mite The se.-
worth, Bart., took the chair at three o'clock. mate el the Lead= military imam& an this twee have
CITY OF LORD°, HOSPITAL /OR DEMOS O. attracted mark ailleatisa, awl all whe desire the welfare of
ewe atom Vitwoese.r.tia.-71te amber of swelewie
Hewed
at this fasutatiosoibi hit week was 1,059, at which I the British ray via wake the Win with the mat
198 wen sew mew asixiove flatmate

111:THANE SUGAR-COATED SARSA-
PARILLA PILL'.—It Is a ',Midtown tact that sane,
peril% ts the greet et purifier of the blood fa the world. Reap
your blood pure, the towels regalar, sad defy the doctor. Thai
pills strike at the rout of each disease, sad are for the care of
every ailment Incidental io MILO, woman, and child, such as all
eruptions ea the skla, Indigestion, bilious, liver, and stomach
complaints, general weakness, gout rhetunatism, lumbago,
palm la the limb-, headaebev, smethreau, and every complaint
calmed by irregularities of the bowels. olatructed permdratton,
sail deteriorated sod unhealthy blood—Pateat Medicine Ware.
house, lit Demers-street, °Mord street, Losdoa. Wholesale
agents *. Ductal and Yarringion-.tn•et and from all
chemist& duld is bottles, la lid-, 2s. lid. 4a tkL and Ils.

ANIVIR F•ILING REMZDY.
Dr. 11007111 BILIOUS and LEVU PILLS, prepared
'tithed say theemlit . Was the and of Dr. 9•141.
will be towel lanamblelermethed de all who other tent bUleas sad liver
eamplalata. iat==.apera. gidelthim ethane el the
/a set
as a Lathy aperient meth
sad se • weer et the Mood, they ore truly meths*
mIW ta their therldem mad crateful to the them& Wary
create appetite, premete dlgeetimi, and strecithee the whet*
arrow' systaa—Seld by W. lambert, to. Jermthetreet aft
by moat droplets. to bone, la IW. awl b. 9d. Ds can le oak
(or lat. Scott a Wheat sod Leer Mi. Ile 'towable are a square
0r... wham. eith ° WlDlam Lambeth" eagetved es the stamp.

DR.. RECORD'S /ESSENCE of LIFE
rootarva mod lo tie mod shattered oonatittitlons In
lour weak.. Janus is impoosibia Ito effects ard parasnent.
No consultation socomsary.--itoid to eras, with full Instrnetions,
at Ila. or taw cromatitio• for Fla, sent anywhere, carefully
wimp on receipts' rostfttarce or otsstw.—Bole wannts, I'ItOU
an.l Cu.. VA New* Rear lenwite.bar.

DR. CULVERWELL, M. R. C. IS. LM. , L. S. A
3, GHAT litALLllolloroll4sTlikE7. W.,
Can be consulted upon all mesa Nervous Debility, involuntm
Blushing, Palpitation, Loss of Memory, Incapacity, Sperms-
IMAMS, SterUlty, CallittillatiOgl. and Galvanism
Just published, an entire nen and Original Work, entitled
.OURADLYith."
. . . . _ _

A Physiological Berrie; Or tia. above. le • by wet, Is. Id.
Sealed, la. ad. Yea; Conduit. or Author, as allure.
Dr. C. Nay be consulted dally till le at
Tim Peatalikte Thalia Bath W, hiartlaa•te.Oraad, sad
s. Crest ibulbereagbetreet, W., from I till 9 p.m.