The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-11 00:00:00

TO BRITISH COLIN.BIA POl LIII.

EKLYl,iiiiiibOliiitriflCATlON to
NEW YORK Direte.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK.
and PRILADELPRIA ST EA MANI P COMPANY Intend despatch-
ing their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-aim calliag
at Questioners to probate pummels and despatches, at follows:
WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK.

Oct. is
ETNA, Wednesday, Oct IL
GLApOW, Wednesday, Oct. SA

And every snocceding Wsdneeday.
Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the secom
oxidation. Forward passage. 8 guineas, including all provisions
Booked. Passengen for vanula. the United States, and British
Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terns.— Yor
ttuther particulars apply to WILLIAM INILAN, tt, Watergtreet,
Liverpool; or to ILIVLS and MACZY, 61, Kin witiums.uvei,
aty.

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM-AMIN, appointed by the Admire/IF to sail
LI between LIVSRPOOL and NEW YOLK, and between VE&
POOL and BOLTON, with liberty to call at Bobbin or other ports
to land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston
ships calling at Halifax to lAnd and receive passengers and
her Majesty's malls. The following or other vessels are ap-
pointed to sail from Liverpool, Idling at Cork to receive the

ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, October 18.
• SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, saturday. October IS.
• Taking passenger. end goods for Nassau and Havant, to be
Iraneferred at New York en board the ILM.S.A. British *NM.
ECIUWA, for llosToN, Saturday, November 1.
Passage money, including eteward's fee MA provisions, but
without wines or liquois:—To Halifax and Bost" chief cabin,
LIS ; second attn. Elk To New York, chief cabin. £2l,
second cabin, ClB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, YS
per ton, and 5 per cent, primage.—Apply to J. is. Poord, 52, Old
Broadwtreet, London M. Currie, Havre, and 18, I•lace de Is
80, Park ; and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow : 1).
eet C., Wiese. Queenstown or D. and C. ll'iver, W atm-
str, LivetpooL

PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS
d......, th. ner,imnenttnimd first huff “rnmem:

Tor ROTTERDAM andl the RHINE. the DATAirIiII: from the
British and Foreign Steam Wham, Wapping, every Sunday
morning, at II am., and the TYKNOORD, Thursday morning
early, from flfthe Tower.

Ka: BREMIGN, twice a week, the ADLInt. MOWS, or
SCHWALBE, alternately Wednesday and Aaiunlay, fr.m Hone-
lydown, Mll as. ; calling at blackwall Pler to recei,e
Ben at noon. Yaree : 42. £l, and 10e. Return Warts arr;:s%
and a hall.

Sctice.—Tbe Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven is
now open for the mores mace of passengers and merchandise to
all parts of Germany.
For GOTRISN BURG, the LONDON, In a few days. from Horse.
tydown to be followed by the GUSTAF WAItA. Fares, C 3 Sa,
A 23., and. Cl.

for freight. passage, tn., 'Kip at Chaplin's Universal Mee,
1 liegeratireood-lane, 6.C.ua W., or to rill Lurp3, GRAVES, awl ea ILLtrei,
1. R

EXCURSIONISTS way SECURE £lOO for
their FA MI LIC4 In wise of DEATH or
El weekly for THEMSLLYIW If Injured by RAILWAY
ACCIDENT by taking an
INSURANCE TICKLT. costing TWOPENCE,
of the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY,
the only company ensuring against railway accidents who are
exclusively privileged to lune insurance tickets at the various
nillway shalom
N. K—Take your Insurance ticket when you pay your fare.
ft, C.ornhill, K.C. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.

DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and
IL Gd. per Ih. ; One Itritish was, is. at; transparent wax,
genuine...fax, ea W. ; Gerrasn was, la ; botanic was,
Is.
tztent s
for rermlas comp,este, d. : and the
mymnny : bri IS;;
moulds, Bd. , Coln od, ntl. per gallon : yellow soaps ,
40a., 441, and 4na. per 112th,. roottled. *Ss. ; old brown
Windsor, la At. per packet; emnnion brown Windsor, Is.: white
Windsor, Is. il. , bone), Is. : &tsarina awl almond, la per
bar—for ,asti, nt tI. I'. PAS 11:4 and 'IONS' oltbestahlined a/Am-
non. Ce, nt. Martin alane, Marne-non Ismsdon.

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
SON, lOU moat certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot
be made. Steel, with eqstals or pebbles, steel. with
(lasses Ss. to Its. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye.° 1..11
Ia great variety. at ego illy low prima. Harris's Prospect Glass,
ILtbi. post free. MM. HARRIS and HON, Opsiclans to the
ltoyal Family, opposite the British Ilinsenin Gates, London.
Established 1790. Cautiou.—No travellers employed.

TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Oriental botanical Preboratton for.improving and Beauti-
fying the Cosuplexion and biota, The nuliant bloom It imparts
to the cheek, and the whores and delicacy shit h it induces of
the hands and suns, its capability of soothing In-Ration and re.
snoring all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, dlscolorations,
and other cutaneous visitatioua render it indispensable to every
toad. It obviates all the elects of climate on the 'kin, whether
with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar b.-at.
Price 4s. ed. and 6d. per bottle.—Mold at II tton•Luirden
and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' Kalyilor,"
m.+l beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name
of " Kalyder.'

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID lIAGNESIA
has been, during twcaty.flye years, emphatically nano
tinned by the medical tireless:on. and ImiYerscllY accepted by
the anbilc, as the hest mined) for acidity of the stomach,
nntarn, bradachc, and as a and ape.
mat for delicate constitutions, tare especially for ladles awl
children. It Is prepared, in a state of perfoct pntity and
uniform strength, only by DINNILFORD and Cr., 172, Now
Nondwtreet, bifida.; and sold by all respectable chemists
thrum/bout the world.

iiNEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. scorr 1111.1017 n and UVER prepared with-
out any Mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. neat, will
be Lund Invakukblo to all who sutler from bilious and liver com-
plaints, Intlimwthin, wind, spasms, giddiness, digzhiese of the
e) es. c. For habitual mist i Tenets, as a family aperient medicine,
awl as a purities of the Mood, they are truly excellent ; mild In
thirir operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
pt insole digestion. and ideal...then the whole nervous system—
/gold by W. Lanais's, s, King William at., Charing-cross, slid by
druggista, lonics, la. Itit. and 3Pk lie sure to ask
for br. ritsitt's Bilious and Liver fills. The genuine are a squaws
mecu package. with " K UUam Lambert" engraved on the stamp.
-

DE. RICOAD'S ESSENCE of LIFE
names giuuaw.od to the moil .battered oonotttatious to
bar weeks. Valleru Is uoposolbto. tin tfoct. are poraionout.
]fn coosultattou noerorory.--ttold to soak with lOU insfauettosa,
at Its., or four quabiltleo for 311 a, sent oarwlioro, corefuli)
Pocked on reeeligof renuttikoco or ermepo.--tiolo spats. Plf.OUl
soft Co.. ftfa. :Wood, near Tomtits-I*r.

ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON-
CHITIS NEURALGIA. Infallibly relieved and cured by
the ESPWS CIOAREITES iPectoral Fumigators). The smoke,
being Inspired, penetrates tato the chest, calms the whole nerv-
ens system. facilitates expectoration, and assists the functions of
the important organs of respiration.—T. &pie, Rue el' Amster-
dam, 6. h Pens. Crow 2s. lid. a box. Sold in London by
PiZE.AII, Chemist, Haymarket.

T L ONDON,
191. That-Meet. near Temple-bar.
SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDOY DINNER for TIM DAY,
October 11. will consist of
VOTAOIIe.
A la Chestarncl.l -a la Julienne.
Poneoor
To, bot sauce II sward—Mertens trite.
ENTKKES.
COtelettea de ''eau t l'Repagrole —Karl de Mouton.
Bred Arai —Mnuton MIL

Pouding de Crlni;etYourte de Pomme.

Fromage et aslade.

TO-MORROW, October 12, the LONDON DINNER. will
condi& et—

POTAOU.

De Tortoe—l'.;;;;mmee Ordtnatre.
POISSON.
Itottgeta Sauce aux CVO* - Filets de Meru. hit&
WIWI&

Salad de Pluvler—Saute deTrtiela de Ikauf nu: Polon* de Tore

Mt&
Mouton bontlb—lttut r6tL
maxima
Panting de Casquette Nolr—Tarteledtes sax Cos War.

Promage et Bslack.

On MONDAY, the 17th India, the LONDON DINNKIt will
consul of—

POTAGICS.
A la Creamy —a Ella Demo.
POISSON.
Soles 1 la IdaWe (Motel—Filets de Marla= hits.
IXTKUS.
CStelettea de Pore num Robert —Vte de Veau 3 l'Anglsla
boullll-31ootoo HAL

Funding a la IrleTo;la— de Pam..
Frump at Salado.

An extensive and carefully-selected stock of French, Rhenish,
Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The Loudon
Dunker.

A floe Haunch of Watson wary day, at 5 o'clock.

Turtle Soup and all fib In season daily.

The attention of Clergyman, 011een, and Profnesional Gen.
tlemen Ia eapectalllidierfltal tit
uadvantaaes offend by
‘t‘beset
eleganten tubSeolfeette:mlnsartetocratie an7sl eTellenesierme eel:mace tees.

JaneL'on trouve irW;IIeZIO Lecture no; .eeulemeut~
lee mon-
itors Journout A 14114 mats ousel Jounutux Allemande, Fran-
cais, et Belies.
Or em tea lloodayest tour o'clock.
RAM VIM, ltroyetetor.

CRYSTAL PALACE. -ARRANGEMENTS
for MONDAY NEXT.—Opsa at Nina.
Orchestral Nand at 12.30
Great You/stains at & 0
,The only display Oda week.)
Great Organ Performance at
Orchestral Band at 4.30
Admission W all, One fibillhgr. Children, Sixpence.

MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS,
BT. JAMMISHALL.

The ONE HINOILED ANDTHIRD CONCERT.
Metter. Kr. 8. ARTHUR CHAPPZEL

The FlFTlTifiala of the MONDAY CONCERTS
(established Feb. I, ItIM) will COMMENCE at Be lame: shall on
MONDAY lIVIsNING next, Oct Li The reason of beginning a
month earlier than usual In to afford the very many amateurs
still attracted from the country and from abroa.l by the fame (4
the International Exhibition an opportunity of listening to per-
formances which have not only enjoyed the constant patronage
of the London public, but elicited marked encomium no less
from correspondents of distinguished foreign Journals than from
the musical representatives of the universal prow of England.
The plan upon which the Monday Popular Concerts were
Instituted, and their form and character as musical entertain.
merits, are now no well known, that it is unnecearary to mid any.
thing to explanations already published.
The presence of Hen Joachim in London has enabled the
director to obtain that gentleman's invaluable co-operation as
lint violin. Mere Joachim having agreed to assist at each of the
couverts to be held while the International Exhibition remains
open, and to lead quartets by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and
Mendelsohn. Signor Piattl has also accepted the post of
violoncello: that of second slolin being undertaken by Mr. Ries,
and that of viola by Mr. Webb. The pianoforte will be repre-
sented by Mr. Charles HAVE and Mr. Lindsay Sloper, one of
whom will play a sobooosla by ono of the great masters at each
concert.

The instrumental pieces of the first concert (Monday, October
1$ comprise Haydn's Quartet in D minor, containing the (among
variations on "God save the Emperor " 'from the set' ; Mozart's
Solo &mad% In D major ,No. 21 of Mr. Charles ))all's edition of
" Mozart's Sonatas for the Pianoforte : Mendelasolm's celebrated
Matto In X Sat, for two trot violins, two second violins, two
vbdas, and two violoucelke (led, for the ling tone at the Monday
Popular Concerts, by Herr Joachim); and Beethoven's Sonata In
0, for pianoforte and %Who, No. 3, Op. 30 ,Mr. Charles Hallr
and Herr JoschlW. The vocal tousle will be sustained by Miss
Banks and Iliac Lascellea

At every concert, until further notice, the programme will be
changed, a new quartet, a new sob sonata, a new duet. and
new grand concerted plate Nulatt, double quartet, or piano-
forte trio. superseding the one at the previons ooncert that
musical visitors to the International Exhibition may have a con-
stant .uccession of variety. . .

Further particulars about future projected arrangements for
the Monday Popular Coucarts will be found in the analytical
programme of the evening. Meanwhile. in announcing the com-
mencement of the lifth Season, on Monday, October it, the
Director has again to tender his thanks for the liberal and un-
remitting support with which his undertaking hu teen ho-
metre I, and again respectfully to solicit its continuance.
Sofa Stalls, Is.: Balcony, 35.: Admission, lc liregrammet and
tickets at Chappell and Co.'s, 60, New float-street; and at
Austin's, tS,

►I•HE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE
VORILLI, the most wonderful of gymnasts, continues
to perform her new and astonishing lestawith Increased success.
The programme embraces the combined talent of Miss Con-
stance, the Star of the Weal; 3lailame LoseWul, Madame
Vaickciotere, Mr. H. De Brenner, andditni Collin . In addition
to which Mr. Fred. French, the lihsk3perian comic vocalist, will
appear EVERY EVENING at the LONDON EAVILIOY,
Itchborne-street.