The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-18 00:00:00

TO TRI lEDITOE O TRI 17.111111&

STEAM to BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover,
Brunswick, and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY, by the North Herman Lloyd's splendid
mamas ADLER, MOW& or SCR WA LHZ, from Ilorsel)down,
at 11 a.m.. calling at Black-wall Pier for passengers at noon-
Itr•se vessels have =porter semwornedation for passengers. Fares
t, Bremen: g 2 and gi return tickets, ES and Cl lets.—Apply
at CHAPLIN'S Universal Otdce. Regent-circus, W. ; or to
NULLIFY'S, GRAVES, and PIIILLIPN, 11, Roodlane, E.C.

ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA-
TIER leaves the British and Foreign Ineam.wharl, Wap-
-I'l 10a, and
mestrINDrYAY, at
OOYD,nfr,a;mra.ariribe:!r4l 20,
I/AY MORNING early. Fare to Tower ever)
Uni-
versal Oaks, &agent HAMS, W.: or to PILLILML
sod YalLLlPYB,ll.llacel•larse. LC.

(TRAP ROUTE to IRELAND—LONDON to
V CORK by Lamas, per Orval Western Railway, and large
powerful A 1 Reamers from Bristol. Pares, us., Ms. (and les.
third class) : return tickets, available for one month, 75. and
615.: from Bristol to Cork, 21.. and 104. td. • return tickets,
Pls. ed. For tailings see " Bradshaw's Guide." pages Bet in
midi* or apply to drEAlf 8111 P OBILPAitY, Quay, Bristol ar
Colic

WANTED, at the HANWELL LUNATIC
ASYLVM, a MEAD FEMALE ATTENDANT. Salary,
£9l, increasing to £2.5. at Xl per amain. Candidates must be
single women or widows between 25 anti 93 years of age. active,
healthy, and intelligent, and must produce testimonials as to
respectability in previous occupation. All requisite Information
of the ditties to be performed may be obtained of the matron at
the asylum up to and Includ ng Wednesday, the 24th Inst., be-
tween the hours of 11 and 4 o'clock.
CHARLES WRIGHT, Clast to the Ylaitoss.

VOIALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway.
A../lighbary and Klugeland Cad Doggies. No travellers or
agents employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Helton. Haswell,
and Lam Mon WaMend, the best house coal direct from the col.
berles by screw steamers, Is Zia. per ton (do not pay more under
any pretext) . Hartlepool, tbs. ; Tanfield, 171. ; best email, Hs.
IclaM, by railway: Slikstone. st class, Eli. : ascend clam, 195.;
Clay Cross, 19s. and 18s.: Barnsley. 171. ; Hartley, Ida Net
cosh. Delivered screened to any part of London. All order'
direct to LEA and Co., chief offices, North London Hallway
`.9.1.9‘ Higlibury, Islington, or Klngsland.

CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE,
CURRY. or MULLIGATAWNY PASTE,
Curry Powder, and Curry Sauce. may he obtained from all Sauce
Vendors. and wholesale of
CROSSE and BLACKWELL. Purveyors to the Queen.
Soho-squate,

WATILERSTON and BROODEN'S GOLD
CHAINS ey troy weight, at realisable value, and the
ersirmatiship at wholesale rasuutactrirers' pines The gold
la the chains guaranteed, and re-purchased at the price charged.
" Here's the note,
How much your chain weighs, to the utmost carat
The Oneness of the gold, end charge for fashion."

Manufactory, No. 18, Henrietta-street, Covent*.C.
Loudon.
AMOS made of chains and jewellery for la. mock
N.lt. This establishment is closed at 8 la the evening, and oo
listurdays at l o'clock

A FACT WORTHY OF NOTL"

Ayr.. MILES vREMOVED from Bond•street
to 73. BROOKATREET, lIANOVER SQITARR, or the
ik•tabor. IW. The lee Trousers (ortglasted by him) better
rasa ever. _

latabUshed 1811.

IDIUBLIC OPINION. —That W. H. BAILEY
A. Is deserving of the PRIZE MEDAL awarded to him by the
L9l'll. COMMISSIONERS of the INTERNATIONAL EXIIIBI-
710N of ilkek for excellence of Itanufacture of BANDAOIS,
AHDOMINAL BELTS, and SPINAL SUPPORTS. Copy the
allress, 418, ONYORD-STREST, W. Eatablisbed upwards of
Ildrty Years. N.B.—Mantle Stockings, Kneecaps, Crutches,
, de., kept ready made.

GARIBALDI SURGICAL FUND.

Sta,—l have received a letter this afternoon from
Professor Partridge, dated Turin, Hotel de t'Europe, Sunday,
September 14th, 186•/ The following excerpt will not be
without interest to your readers:
" Lord Palmerston has telegraphed to our ambassador to
use his influence with the ministry here to obtain permis-
hioll for me to see Garibaldi so that I hope to have the
order tomorrow, and to be at Speszia on Tuesday at
latest. Meanwhile reports seem to show that at least
Garibaldi is not worse. The wound is said to discharge
freely, the boas to be "exfoliating," that is the injured
part of the bone is in process of being east off, and may
then be removed. This is a slow affair, but is not dangerous.
The ball is still in the bons, it in supposed. I shall tele-
graph as soon as I have seen Garibaldi.
" My peat object will be, when I obtain permission to
see Garibaldi, to do so in such a way as not to offend the
doctors who are in attendance upon him, so as not to
throw them into opposition to any measure I may have to
propose."_

The subscriptions received to this fund op to last night
amounted to 3'.181. 9s. Q. The following additional sums have
been received this day, an acknowledgment of which in the
Daily Naos will be esteemed a great favour.—l am, &c.,
Garibaldi Committee, J. MACRAE MOLE.

10, Southampton-street, Strand, Sept. 17.
The Hon. Roden Noel, Upper Norwood, 21. ; D. H.
Welsh, Bristol, 11. ; A. M. C., Bridgnorth, 5a ; Thomas
Newey, Birmingham, 10s. ; Walter Cosgrove, 1/. Is. ; H.
Callwell, se. ; R. C. hi., 2s. 6d. ; A. M. G., Camden-town,
4s. 2d. ; Mr. Karl Blind, 1/. la. ; Mr. and Mrs. E. L Hawkes,
Camden-town, 10s. ; W. F. 8., se. ;A.M. K, 2e. 6d. ;
Miss Woods, Thedden Grange, 11. ; J. C. 8., 11. ; Rev. and
Mrs. Montague, Pennington, 10a ; F. R. Sparrow, 10s. ;
T. L., jun., Guildford, If. ; IL E. Onslow, 21. 2s. ; Admi-
ral James B. Hay, it. le. ; Mr. Daniel Bridges, ss. ; M. S.,
11.; Two Oaten, Is. 3d. ; Mr. Samuel Gardner, 10e. 6d. ;
poor bookbinder, 6d. ; Win. Llewellin, ss. ; Mrs. Alexander
Stewart, 10e. ; a Friend, 6s. ; Mn Wm. Y. James,
2/. 3. ; Mary and Willy James, it le. ; Rev. John L.
Irwin, It.; a Friend, 11. ; Mr. Samuel Cortauld, 101. ;
)4r. John M. Cortauld, 5/. se. ; S. Taylor, 51. 6a. ; H. D.
Browne, Fag., 11. Lt. ; Mr. Gee, Wilson, 3s. ; Mr. W. H.
Smith, IL Is. ; Mr. R. D. Webb, 1/. • Mr. W. V. Morgan,
1 It. ; Philip Wortley, 11. j Foster Graham, 10s. ; T.R., 65.;
A few friends at 35, Nicholas-lane, 11. le. ; J. W. W.
Powell, 31. 95.; Attention 51., sa; F. Crossley, M.P., 11.1 a;
W. Leaf, 51. ss. •, F. Barker, Is. ; Mr. Hopkinson, 11. ;
Thyme, ss. ; Mr. James Beaumont, 11. la ; Mrs. Rainey,
Radon, 21. ; Charles Reed, 11. le. ; Dr. John Epps, 10s. ;
C. K. Colvile, 11. le. ; J. Higgs, Fag., Mayor of Sudbury,
11. la; Mrs. H, Brixton. Is. ; An Assistant's Mite, 2s. ;
A. Leger Fletcher, ss. ; Thomas L. Caley, ss. ,- Mr. Charles
Let. Is.; Mrs. Lyon. 10s.; Anonymous, 11.; Mr. George
• 10s. 6d. ; Mr. James Fanning, 21. 2s. ; Mr. Henry
21.; C E., a friend, 2d. 6d. ; so Anti-Austrian, Is.;
Q. E. 8. 2a 6d.; Professor Newman, 2/.; Mr. Joseph Biggs,
2/.2a; sir. S. Harwood, Bradley, Huila& ; Mr. Jesse Hob-
son, 55.; Mr. George Willis, Plurnstead, 3s. 20.; W. S. H.,
ss. ; Mr. Hollebine, 11. Is. ; Mr. Seeley, M.P., 11. Is. ; Mr.
Tice, M.P., V. 2s. ; Mr. H. J. Slack, 10. 6d. ; Mr. W. 0.,
10s. 6d. ; Mr. Serjeant Parry, per Mr. J. Beal, 200, Pima.
dilly, 2/. 24.

A Samosairr or Voicirriaaa SHOT.—On Tuesday
a match between 15 volunteers of North and 15 of South
Staffordshire came off at the beautiful range at High Park,
Patahnll. The North made at 200 and 500 yards 368 points, ,
and the South 320. The Earl of Dartmouth then enter-
tained a number of friends and visitors, chiefly volun-
teen, in a spacious marquee. Very soon after
resuming the firing a rumour arose that • rifle-
man had been shot at the butt, and had
fallen to the ground from the effects of his injuries. The
rumour, which created a painful sensation, proved on in-
vestigation to be true. It same 'that Sergeant B. Welters,
of the Patahnll company, was preparing one of the targets
for the shooting at the 600 yards range, when be was
struck by a ball which bad proceeded from the rifle of a
member of the Trysull company. The bell pawed through
the fleshy part of the left arm and through the flesh cover-
ing the ribs, afterwards striking the bulls eye of a target.
Mr. Walters fell, and was assisted an soon as possible
by Mr. Beck, of Alleighton, who exerted himself
to stop the hemorrhage from the wounds, and by
Mr. Hopkins, surgeon to the third battalion of volun-
teers, who examined the injuries. Restoratives were
speedily administered, end the wounded man was removed
to Patshull-hell, and at a later period to his borne at
Albrighton. We are informed that the wounds are super-
ficial flesh wounds, and are not dangerous. With regard to
the cause of the rifle being discharged before the prepara-
tions for shooting were completed—for the danger signals
were flying us an indication that all was not reedy—it is
stated that the owner of it was "sighting" the target with
a cap on his firearm, and pulled the trigger, forgetting that
the rifle was loaded. It was fully admitted on the ground
that the occurrence was purely accidental, and the person
who caused it, with everyone du present, expressed hie re-
gret at the result; but still be wee not considered entirely
blameless in the matter. We hope the wounds may not
turn out to be serious, and that Mr. Walters may speedily
recover. The accident put • atop to all further shooting.
Mr. Hopkins haviog left the ground with Mr. Walter%
and there being no other surgeon present, it was not consi-
dered wife to continue the contest, and it was therefore in-
definitely postponed.—Birmingham Gazette.
THE ACCIDENT AT NEW LAMBETH BRIDGE.—
Yesterday the body of the boy, George Henderson, aged 14,
who wall dawned In consequence of scaffoldiug giving way,
was found floating near Hungerfordhridge by one of the
Thames lightumen. Nearly • week bad elapsed since the
accident, and as the river in the neighbourhood of the
disaster had been dragged, all hope of recovering the body bad
DL
CUP,Tin ON NItftVOUSNEMS. GENERAL DEBILITY, Ike. bore given
lifted down with the =rent. The works are now
Juat published, price la, poet hastens the Author tor it stamps. amosching completion and it is expected that the bridge
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and vM be opened for trailc in the course of next month.
tA_CUltit of P lIATUltif DECUNI in lAN, with plain STATE OF EMPLOYMENT IN MANCHEBTER.—The
—"'"'"ww;°tair it'reP"lyeameet. surramt'Zi°npract°lkheallhe thesadtraggapitVigMr. the
eefiress I weekly return, prepared under the direction of Captain
Perste nervous and aNulred defter which tied I. embiMer Parm, the chief constable, made up to Tuesday, shows that
md shorten life, by Dr. J. L Corns, 16, Altmariesinets the total number of bands usually employed was 48,115 ;
Piccadilly, London. columitatious,lo till a sad 6to It I. last week, 47,989 ; number working full tints, 21,317 ; last
" we
the
*to m "hesitation in segos uteri pousi.ner soeteeTtO I week, 21,076 • number working short time, 13,484 ; last
feel
beak w not be found usefel—whetbsrench ow-walked
he r-Istifm of parent, preceptor, or clerstyman."—Ain. week, 14,369 ; number wholly out of employment, 13,314 ;
Loudon: Nano. Sn. Cornhill sad J. Allen. 20, Warwick-laps, last week, 12,5114-

PECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
PJ HIS, will most certainly preserve the Melt. Better cannot
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15e., steel, with
Ss. to 10s. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye.ellasses
It great I ariety. at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass,
I. W. post free. THRS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the
Rolsi Family, opposite the British Museum Oates, London.
Ltabilshed 1180. Caution.—No travellers employed.

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable
to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by
the Droner Millniellll4.ll of food. 11411% LANDS' ODONTO, or
?EARL bithiTIFITICIL, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is
of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth.
stivortto mng the guma, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots
of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
nab it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its inralual=
Parties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the
eney of Eumpe, and it Is universally high Moto. Price
it in. per lax. Sold by A. It awl Bons. 20,
m
,ebl
at en,
•and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "Bowla"lowlands'
o ~

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LITSFt PILLS, prepared with-
out any Mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will
to how invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver coes-
tithinte. ilifli.teatioll, wind, spasms, giddiness, &aliases of the
elet.ao. 2.e habitual costiveness, us family aperient medicine,
end Si x purifier Id the blood, .bey are truly excellent; mild In
Weir inn Intim nit grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
Viinv 'Manion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.—
hY W. lambert, 20, Jermynatreet, and by most druggists,
is thew, lt lid. and Pa. od. Be sore to ask for lir. Scott's
/diem and Liver Pills. The genuine area square greet, tweak's,
with " W dliuo lambert:" engraved on the steam.

DIL RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE
hatomt mcnimworl tt. the most shattered constitutions in
.fttt Failure I. lmpoasiDle. Its effects are permanent.
no consultation necesaary.--Mold In case; with full Instructions,
at IL., or four 10antitarA for ale., sent anywhere, carefully
pecker) on receipt of remittance or etampa.—Sole aiCanik iquotrr
&NI Cn., tai. Strand. near TenuFtwher.

mrSCIILAR POWER RESTORED in
FOURTEEN DAYS, without the you of failure.
rev pi.krantred remedy et;cluse two stampa—Addnisa, CSk
NUM's, 211, Regent.ttnet, Leaden. W.