The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-05 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

D IMMEL'S PERFUME FOUNTALN, a
ILM pleasing adjunct to the drawing room, ball room,
ner table, tc. Price from Ll 10a Lent on hire for bazaars
and parties. Zimmer, Rose Water Crackers, a new and amus-
ing device for evening parties. :a per dozen.-1C it 1141141.,
perfumer by appointment to Q.&11. the Primer of Wales,
Pi, Strand, and 24, Corolla, London.

TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Oriental Botanical PrepatsUon for improving and Beauti-
fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts
to the cheek, and the softneas and delicacy which It induces of
the hands mad arms, It. capability of soothing irritation and
removing an redeem, tan. pimples, spots, freckles, discolora-
tion. end other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the akin,
whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense
solar beat. Price at. ad. end as. dd. per bottle.—tlold at 20,
Hatton-garde• and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for
Rowlands' Kalydor," and hewer' of spurious and pernicious
articles under the name of Kelydor."

ADNisAist, MARCH 4. —*APPOINIIIZSTS. —Cap-
kis Lard J. Hay, C. 8., to the Formidable, additional, for
servios with the Achilles. Assistant Sinew's 1). McN.
Johnstoo, to the Hogue ; J. P. Courtaey, additional, to the
Cumberland : IL C. P. LAMISIOn, additional, to the Welles-
ley. Action Assistant Burgeon 0. R. Pickthore, to the St.
Viscont W. M. Power, T. Redfern, and T. Purcell, to the
Enryalne. Eagineer W. G. Warren, to the Trafalgar.

CHATHAM, Itmica 4..

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
• never falling remedy, prepared without say mermaid
Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will b. found Invaluable
to all who suffer from bilious nod liver complaints, Indigestion,
wind, spawns, giddiness, disciness of the eyes, de. For habitual
soethenese, as • family aperient medicine, and as • murder of
the blood, they are truly excelivut mild In their operation and
grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion,
and strengthen the whole nervous syetem—bild by W.Lambert,
chemist, 9, King Milliamet., Charing London, and by moss
In boxes, Is. IS& and b. Pd. Be sure to ask for Dr.
sows Mims sad Liver The 'mule, are la a square green
ackage with Williams Lambert" engraved as the Amp.

The iron frigate Achilles, 1,250 horse-power, will
get up steam for the first time at her moorinim Gillingham
Reach, to-morrow moraine. There is still a large amount
of work remaining to be executed on board before she will
be ready to hoist the pendant.

PORTSMOUTH, /Loci( 4.

The Lamina, 5, screw gun veeeel,—Commander
William Arthur, arrived at Spithead yesterday afternoon
from North America and the West Indies, sad mailed this
morning for Woolwich to pay off, having completed the
term s her commission. The Arida* 26, screw fryate
Captain Edward Vansittart, from North America and the
West Indies, sailed during the night forSheereses to pay off,
having completed the term of her commission.

DANISH CRUISERS IN THE FIRTH or FORTH.-

• couple if Danish craisers have been off Dunbar for several
days, watching the mouth of the Forth, and overhauling
suspicions-looking craft. On Wednesday one of theta
Tits LANCASHIRE RELIEF FOND.-The Mansion- I captured a schooner supposed to be • Premien venal, but
house Committee met yesterday. The Lord Mayor pre. hum what port she sealed, or whither Wand, we have Dot
sided ; sad Mr. Alderman Rene, M.P., and Messrs. heard. The schooner was taken in tow of the cruiser, end
Cotton, Lycett, Howes, Armitee,s, Dilberoglne, Morley, I both stood-out to sea.--Edinburgh Courant.
end Gibbs were present. A number of grants were 1 DANISH AND PRUSSIAN VESHRLS IN BURTON
made. to the amount of 2,7084, which were as fol. i Druu.- Au exciting circumstance warred in Basks Deeps
lows : - Blackburn, 500/. ; Wigan, MEW. ; Dukinfield, I a few days ago. A foreign vessel of considerable burden
; Hyde, 2001. ; Macclesfield, 150/. ; Bury and Sutton, was son approaching the shore, end from the fact that she
150/. • Hinkley, 1004 • Hyde manners, km, 751. ; Tin- ! had all her sails unfurled, and use followed b 7 a steamer in
twists, 701. ; Oranpan, 501. ; Burnley Indies' committee, the distance, it was evident there was as anxiety to escape
;KW. • Staleybridge overlookers, 50/. ; Blockley, 501. ; Mot- 1 some impending ill. Os getting fairly into the deeps she
tram. 501. ; Gaeta*, 401. • ' Burnley managers, de., :101 .; • cut anchor sod furled up her canvas, which caused • own. ,
Charleswords sewing ekes. 301. ; Tintwistle everlookere, her of bsbermen, who bad been spectators of the affair, to 1
30/. ; Crompton and Boykin managers, 301. ; Millbrook, near her for the purpose of ascertaining the cause. They '
; Bolliogtoa overlookers, 331.; Newchurch, Rcerndale, found she wee from a Prussian port, sad that the steamer
204 ; Newton Moor, 201. ' Bstenden, 251. ; Farriartoe, they had seen behind bar was • Danish gunboat, which had
2'W . • Glossop overlookere, 251. ; Woodlandßa:enden,
and Burrs, ; been pursuing her, and must have captured be, in the
Little Hayfield, 251. • Thornton, 301. • Withnell, 151. • St. coarse of • little time bat for her learnsto English
Murpret's, Chadderion. 151. ; Seenks:bury, 151. ; Cbtgeroe waters. After riding at anchor some time die left the
overlooks's, 151.; Cherie dis, 121. ; Sutton, 101.; Mellor deeps in the direction of Wisbech. The gunboat in Taw
and Musgrove. 101. ; Balisksry,lol. ; Mellor (Derbyshire), tees bad been seen by fishermen some days previously
101. The total unmet received up to Thursday was cruising about the Humber and the Wash.-Easters Morn-
-573,50W. 9s. 104., of which 174.0551. had been already re- leg lie
witted to the several districts in lonceshire. 3331.13 e. 10d. 5
had boo tsceived during the pest ferlaight.
Hostunatt's TIA is choice and strong, moderato
CILTIT" PAL AC' - User SHILLING DA •,„ priee, sod wholesome to ere. Thew Musts's' ham mound
FRIDAY, MARCH as paysisst, itoS ditto lor Ns semrsleratieenss. It Is said In peelests by lA*
by moos tide*, 681; t011a1.1,180. sgssin-Laarselieussei.l