The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-08 00:00:00

iE P P S'S C 0 C 0 A,
Distinguished as a
FRAGRANT. GRATEFUL, AND INVIGORATING
BREAKFAST BEVERAGE.
Originated specially for the use of th", under bonne/vadat,
Vestment, it has through its sgrenbieneas become generally
accepted.
FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any
PART of the KINGDOM.
Deasing.room suites, complete CM 0 0
Dlning.onna suites, complete
Bedroom suites, complete
Warranted lint claw
P. and 8. WAFT:4 144. Orford-street
Mtutrated catalogues gratis and poet free on application.

JO. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
an • (ia Eagland) et PAEA/YIS g CAN OLE& to whom the price
aerial rise) lac been awarded, and their candles adoptedmaly
her Majesty's Goverundent for am at the military stations
These candies can be obtained of all chau4lere and grocers to
the United K bonds.= Price la. ad. per pound . also eels.
baited United Service Soap Tablet., al. and 44. each.
The public are cautioned to see that Field's label la ea the
=got bones. Wtolesalie eels, and tee ezwetattaa—rpper
Lambeth, Loudon, S.

MU DIN'S LIBR A RY.—Tbis Library was
established in IRV, In order to promote the widest pos-
sible circulation of the best works to every department of
literature. Store Its formation books of every shade of opinion.
on all .objects of public interest, have been added In literal
broportion toner demand and the whole polleetion of modern
ooks a now, by many thousand volumes• the largest in the
world. Revised LISTS of the principal WORK, in ireulation
and on sale are now ready, and win be forgrade.l, postage free.
appinutiou.-411ARLL, EDWARD MUDIE. New Oxford-
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Birmingham.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS awl NEW YEAR'S
GIFTS for an vrfin cnnrt the Gay and Festive Setnea.—
WLAN MACAAiAR OIL, a preserver and heautlfier of the
hate beyond all precedent. Rowlands' Kalyilor, for imparting a
radiant bloom to the complexion. and a softness and delkacy to
the bands, arms, and Deck. Rowlands' Wont°, or Pearl Denti-
frice, for giving a pearldike white:evil to the teeth and fragrance
to the breath. The patronage of royalty thrnuchont Europe,
their general use by rank and fashion. and the univermUy known
em acy of these artici-s, eve them a eclehrity unparalleled.
Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, dS. Ilation-garden, and by
chemist& and pertamerA—Ask for Rowlands' articles.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
moot nodal invention of the day, AGCA AMARELLA.—
Messrs. JOHN CrOtNILL and Co., Three King.ranut, Lombard.
street, London, perfumers to her Majesty. respectfully otter to the
puffin this trot) marred,: os fluid, which gradually restores the
human hair toile pristine hue—en matter at what age. The Agna
Amanita has none of the properties of C.;.s; it, on the contrary,
la beneficial to the system, and when the to." :s 011,..0 mitered
one application per month will teen It in perfect urice
CI la. per bottle, or In half bottle.. 10s. 6.l.—John Gosnell ft to).
have been appointed perfaroers to H. H.H. the Princess of Males.

LOSS OF APPETITE, WEAKNESS, kc.
A TONIC. —Ttr. Ramll and lb. Itoßeal Profession yec.ws-
mend that valuable stimulant. WATERN QUININE WINE.'
Manufactured only I.y ROBERT WATERS. d. Martin's-lane,
Canenu-street, London. E.C.—Poid by Grocers, Italian Ware-
housemen. and others, at 30a. a down.
Wholesale Ageuto, L Lewis and Co., Worcester.

T AMBHRTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an
Li effectual remedy. without confining the bowels or affect-
ing the head, tnily efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to
be the best medicine for horaedMtely rellevint colighs, colds,
conarmed cases of wahine, and incipient consumption. It fre-
rpently cures poisons a horn the faculty pronounce incurable,
admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent onachine.
In apprnachiag consumption its effects are truly hearken/
Perilous deprived of sleep. or eves lyinit.lown for fear of argon*.
reins[
l.;:rpriWr".kc7, 8, takinga
Wil-
liem-street, Chinas-aims, London. and by all dreteAs. in
bottle. 134 d., and three quantities in one, ?a Pd. Be particular
and ask for Lanatiart's Asthmatic Beam. The name and &einem
are engraved es tits stamp

TOZZAI7B COPAHLNE MEGE, oneoesefaltv
u triad Is as Paris and I,odeo fleapits* ander the care if
Herm Callikier, Wand, Lloyd, Piths* aad Lathes Clark
(Lost, alk Nov., kW), elects • care to an sewage of ele dam
Mese to nand or chronic thl.Alrl.-la. th. per bett* b) pelt
la 94 at C. Joaren's. Fran •h Own ist. 41. synierket. tondos.

DEATH or MR. COME; THE MAGIRTRATL—III •
the course of yesterday Mr. Barcham received information
that Mr. Bases Comte, one of the magistrates at the
Southwark Police Court, had just expired, after a short ill- I
sees of about three weeks. Mr. eorobe was trumpeting .
busiesse at the court ammently in bis usual health about
three weeks ago last Friday. On the Saturday he was taken •
unwell with a cold, and of Monday fever intervened, and
caused a complete prostration of the system. His death
was daily expected, but Isis robust frame seemed to rally,
and on Monday last information was received that he was
recovering fast, and would in a few days be likely to get
about. On Tuesday,however, he was visited by Mr.Bureliam,
his cc:Mangle, who found him is an extremely exhausted
state, a relapse having taken place, and thee all hopes of
recovery were gone. Mae deceased magistrate was about
75 years of age. He was called to the bar of Gray's-inn the
19th of November, 1813. He was a Chancery barrister, and
was a few years ago elected a leacher of his own inn. He
was first appointed a metropolitan police magistrate at the
time of Lord Melbouroe's government in 11CC1. He first sat
at the Thames Police Court with Mr. Ballantyne. After-
wards
he set occasionally at Lambeth-street Police-court,
and then he was appointed to Hatton-garden. Thence
he removed to the new Clerkee well Police.eocirt. and in
he, at his owe request, came to Southwark in lieu of
the late Mr. Seeker, who was removed to Greenwich. He
was a kind magistrate, and always tempered justice with
,METROPOLITAN BENEFIT SOCIETIE4' APYII:3I.
The inmates of this institution, is the Ball's-peed-road,
thirty-two in number, were regaled with good old English
fare as Monday last. The diaper was served in the chapel,
Prov.O.M. Stephens and D.S.C.R. Knowles presiding; and
Leftley, Filesll, and Harris, and P.C.K.
Morrell, and other' of the leading friendly societies were
present. After the usual loyal and patriotic testa the
chairman proposed "The Asylum, acid health to its M-
eeks," stating it bad been a comfortable home for 139
peseoss, bad now over 7,000/. invested, and as the capital
'screamed a larger money allowance would be gives to the
inmates. Last year 162 f. 10s. was paid to the thirty-two
now living. Mr. Slater, of the City Mission, responded for
the officers. Bayles it bail been a pleasure to him to conduct
the religiose services for eleven yam past, and the inmates,
be was glad to say, dwelt happily together. Tea followed,
sad vocal and instrumental music optimised the preoesdier,
which closed at ten, after an extempore dance by the is-
metes and visitors. A series of free lectures wee announced,
the first to be given on Wednesday next by the Rev. W.
Holmes. M.A., out "Thomas Hood sad kin Writisp."
Csraria. PALACH.-0211 SHILLING DAT.--
TrazaDAT, JAN. 7.—Adesesions os payment, 2,805 ;
dills by anew ticket'. 1,01111; held, 3,903.

The police have arrested four foreigners of suspi-
cious
appearance, coming from England. At their
residence were found a great quantity of English
gunpowder, four poignarda, four revolvers, four
air-guns of a new and ingenious construction,
phosphorus, percussion caps, fusee' several metres
in length, and eight hand-grenades, made on the
Orsini pattern. In the trousers pocket of one of
these men was found a letter dated from London,
very compromising both for himself, his compa-
nions, and the writer. Three of the mcn are
Italians, named respectively Tambuco, Grocco, and
ImperatorL The fourth assumes a name evidently
false. Two appear to have received an excellent
I education, and it is asserted that one of them has
made a complete avowal of the criminal object of
their conspiracy.

The judicial investigation is being continued, and
the trial of the prisbnera will shortly take place at
the assizes.

THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
VIENNA, JAN. 7.

The General Curresponclenz of to-day gives a de-
nial to the rumour that Prussia had withdrawn
from the proposition for the occupation of Schles-
wig, wade by Austria and Prussia conjointly at the
Federal Diet.

ALTONA, Jac. 7.
The Danes still occupy the northern part of
Rendeburg.
The Prince of Augustenburg is said to intend
declaring Kiel a free port.

DENMARK. .
COPENHAGEN, JAL 7.

Dl. de Quaade, up to the present Danish minister
at the court of Berlin, has provisionally accepted
the portfolio for Foreign Affairs.
Lord Wodehouae took his departure to-day.

THE RESIGNATION OF GARIBALDI.
TURIN, JAN. 7.

The President of the Chamber of Deputies to-
day announced the resignation of Garibaldi as
member. Several members advocated the non-
acceptance of the resignation, while others spoke
in favour of the opposite course.
It was finally accepted, together with the resig-
nation of nine other members of the Left.