The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-21 00:00:00

SPLENDOUR and MiGNITICZNQS
me the prevailing charactertelies of Om Longer Pavilion,
to • whicA a visit on TN U& DAY, the 29th lAA, IS
paNea-
y recommended. The Proprietors take their AIIYUAL
BENEFIT so the evening In question, when the entertainments
will Im narked by genius, refinement, elegance, mirth, attd
drollery. Ths programme will totally eclipse all its predecessors;
tt will, in het. be a NIONT of WONDER&
The LONDON PAVILION Tiebborne-streek
WEL sad tIONIIMAXILLE, Proprietors.

PRE LONDON PAVILION, OPEN EVERY
XVlNlNG.—Oporstle tolectiona received with the mot
enthodaette applaume. LITTLZ COWJILI. the Wonder of the
thdiee , eLandon. n and the company In without exception.
wet to

THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT.
LIINCHD)NS and DINNERS A LA CARTE can In lad
with COMFORT and DESPATCH AT ANT HOUR DAILY.
SAWTNIt'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNZE, ready from I HU
In Ile Oland Saloon.
Special dining-rooms for Lidice and leintlenben.
Spacious and well ventilated wine, coffee, and smoking Saloon.
OM ON SUNDAYS nom YOUR /ILL Nine.
PIAWYKII. Proprietor,
111. PLIZTATILEST. 0011 fill. of CHANCHRY-LANIL

BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, anew
invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as
well as smaller cask% may be raised or tilted on It without
labour or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment
of the most LLmpld fluid by an poseibility can be disturbed.
Price Oa, 111., 144., to suit al, k, sad 18 gallon casks.

- • • •• -
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
ao vent.m. required. No mere fat beer or soar wise.
Prase de dd.; ditto, electroplated. ea—tegt, direct to JAMES
BA.S.LOW, patentee, It, Ling Willtat, liansioe.bouse.
nee that his name sad address are on every article , all others are
vortex', Imitations. logravings grills. NatablehedlB7lo.

FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE,
to any Part of the Kingdom.
Dandag.roorn Suites in Velvet EIS • •
Dowertag.rooen Suites. comeploto as 0 •
Dlnlagroom Suite., complete PA 0 0
Haddam Suites, complete 5O 0
Warranted lirst.elsaa
P. and A. BETPUIS,
144, 1.1.11,0119-11TaIZT, W.
Ostalogaas mita mad past tree on application.

CURTAINES, POMMIES, &c. WAUGH
and 11011 had conectfally to call attention to their gape.
rlor ealeollen et the sew fabric, for Curtains, &c. of &tUib
and tondo issnotartaro, the &sigma and colones of which are
=wording to the taste.—LONDON CARPET
OM Sand 4, Tottenhain-coult-road,W.

-r 0. and .1. FIELD, on manufacturers
ess . (to began& of PALMS' CANDLER, to whom the prise
model Mtn) lr been awarded. and their candles adopted by
her Majesty@ Govenweent for as. at the military orations abroad
TIMM ouribe can be obtained of all chandlers and grooms in
the United Lingiberm trios la ed. per pound . also field's cele-
brated United &wise bow Tablets, ltd. sad Ad. each.
The public are cautioned to see that new. label is on the
=is or boxes. Wholesale oily, and ter exportation.— Upper
Lambeth. London, S.

T N K ! INK! INK!
WARD'S WRITING and COPYING INKS surpass all
others ha quality and durability of colour. Agents wantad for
Town and Country. Manufactory, aspics. N.&

CAUTION.—WATEIRRSTON and BROODEN
reeammend the pablie to have the drat dold stated cm the
lavolc•—•• lr. (Mad end lure Gold," al spoiled to Jewellsey,
a thimism \PATH ELSTON and 11MXIDEli9 GOLD
GYAIItA mad all ailtelse smanfactured by them, are sold epos
this prtaabi.. and at the manufacturers' prices Manufactory,
la, °avant-garden. W.C. dams made of chains
sad jewenery see la. tech.—N.B. This establishment la closed at
In the swift end ea estordays at L

SELLIMG OFF.—SILKS, SHAWLS, Mantles,
nosy Draw* M • great reducUoa la Price.
Lace Goods at half the ual cost.
hag Zeit Road Dream do., exesedlogly cheap.
R. WILLCY and YON,
Id and 14 Ludgate street, City, EC.
(tour dears hoe ot. Paers-caurcayardi.

"♦ YAM WORTRY OF NOTL".

MitMILS6 REMOVED ir;27 Bond-street
a, 73, azooLATeur. HANOV lIL4 os the
lat October, 1110. Tbs Iro. Trousers (o, th d b Ma) better
than over. liefablistoed 11111.

GOSSIP ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S
♦YUSItt.6NT for our YBILNDS and 00111TITUYNTS.
To be bad. gratis, of
E. WOMB and SON.

Heady-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Pra-
yers, Hatters, Moslem Boot and e►w Latent and General
Untettars. - .

London Rouses:
City Lin'. lisluarnt,
150, 154 151, Minories is ; 115 W6,R, WV, Algol&
Othardtretßroach.
504 601, 608, Now Oxford-street; 1,1, 1, liartesimA.
Tottestain-court-road Branch,
187.184 rottathitin-court-road , US, EILIS011;094.
Catablishatents
Slisfeld sad BratUool, Yoetabtre.

CIRANOER'S PATENT COLLARS, 6d., 9d.,
end la par doaen, poet free. Paper el.4h, ea. ed per trot.
Indiatioa bad lace edam, ld. and U. each, an, High Ilothers,
W.C. Agents wantod.

SWEET BREEZES.-RIMMEL'S
CABOOLZI7II FAN, delightfully perfumed. cos
tee wee a amellbe-bottle. Pries from uOd. A epee=
by poet for II stamps. Illounds Perfumed Alms/lack richly
Illustrated. Mee el. : by pod for 7 damps. Bold by all the
trade —1113112114 Be, strand, ad 24

TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return
of Youth to their respective Boanlingechools induces.
solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction, and ROW
LANDS' ILACASIIAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and
improving and beautifying the hair, k iv/bolds Kalyslor, fur im-
proving the akin and complexion, and removing cutaneous de-
feats and Rowlands* Odunto, or Pearl landitrice, fur render Mg
the teeth beautiful)) white, and preserving the gtuns, are con-
sidered indlspenaahle accompaniments.—Solt by A. ROWLAND
and RONA, 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfumers.—
Aak for Powbuida articles.

TgF. —By Me. BSBELL'S invention, of
rITI be la the sole patentee ;protected Mb July, ltkin
AITTYICIAL TEBTII, to last s lifetime, sre made and lilted la
a few hours without pain or estractioua no wine me fastenings
rammed, and detectMu impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr.
galtelYs Train's, which (shy explains his inrentiou, post free amen
stamps. Consultations free. Terms strictly moderate.—d, Otes-
venor.streek Bond-street, and it, Emmett's-MU, Birmingham.

eIORNS, BUNIONS, and DIU:MOTIVE TOT,
4,../ RAMA ILITRACTED and CURRD in one minute, without
cutting or the least pats, by Mr. RENDAI.L. 85, Regentatreet.
ladles sigended by lbs. Randall if preferred. Ter o, its ed.
to is. Mr. Randall has teasisnowals front the Royal family,
seen. with thousands of others, from allone of
the nailer to the following:—From the Ri t Rey.
the Bishop of London :—" lir. Randall has ',Beefy y cared
loom corns on in, feet without giving any pale —.Mr Robert
Alexander, 36, tit. James's-place, has had two large toenails and
• can extracted from his fe.t by Mr. Randall. and can strongly
reanissead him"
Oherve. 85. Reirontareet Chi.sirant.

AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LLMBERT'S
ASTHMATIC BALSAM. irlthont eaoflntng the hovels or
affecting the bead, truly eltkaclous end plevsant, is admitted to
be the best medicine fir immediately relieving coughs, colds,
confirmed cases of asthma. and I.:intent consumption. It fre-
goeutly cores nervous whom the faculty pronounce incurable,
ohnlrahly •llays the lekiloA h prov..kes frequent coughlag.
lu approaching cormaimptlua Its effects ars truly banelda
Persona deprived of sleep. woven lying down far fear of enflame
t on, may depotal on rebel in • les minutes, after taking It.—
Prepared only and sold by W. LA NBIIJIT. chemist, 8. King WU-
liant,treet, Channiurrire. and by all &next., In bottle/. ltd.,
sad three quantities in nue, es. W. be particular and see for
Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address is smarmed
le the ihmep.

CIONSUMPTION : ITS ORIGIN. The Report
%—r of DR. DIMS CRONIN'A splendid DISCOTILRY
ORIGIN OP COMM MMUS). tha Met iliteresital In the bleary
of medicine, Is hi tbe printer's beads, sod mill be speedily pob-
Railed. The importsooe of this discovery can be estimated
solely from the fact that In Great Britain aluse SOAPS roPk
annually perldi from tbe ravage, of mount:intim iisats^
tl. Upper leymourstrest, W. Conhaughtmiasni, Hydapark

DR. LA'IIEZT ON 11ELP.P1WINEVATION.
Price ld le sealed coda, Y stamps. Yana sad
00., Leedom • ce direct trona the Author.
QELF-P ERVATIoN • a Popular Essay on
80 the Can of Nervous sad niggled DebUity, by Dr. LA rut
$7, Bedford-Beare. London, LicenUate of the Royal College of
Physicians of ddinburgh, de. With engravings sad eases.
Dr. Lilian is the only practitioner au the Medical Register
who has for many years devoted his study to the treatment of the
disorders of the nervous system.
At home from 10 till !sad 6 WI 8.-87, Bedford-square, Loudon.

ROYAL COLLZOE or SI:MORONS OP RNOLAND.—The
following gentlemen, hairier, undergone the necessary exa-
minations for the diploma, were admitted members of the
College at a meeting of the court, of examiners on the 20th
had, vu.:—Mean. Edward Chandler, L 8.C.P.L00d.,
Chester-place, Kennington ; James Lney, Upper Milli-
moresardecs ; Thomas Franklin Baker, Doncaster ; George
Hurl/done Elliott, Chichester ; James Dixon Roberts, Ship-
ley, sear Leeds ; Philip John Sampson, Gower-street ; John
James Saville, Sunderised . • Archibald Merged, Scarbo-
rough ; Edward Ellis, M.D. St. Andrew's, Fitzroy-street ;
Edward Benjamin Randall, Carahalton ; Joseph Willem,
Brighton ; Thomas Smallhorn, Hobbit ; William Arthur
Beery, Birmingham; William Matthews Hobart, Ashby-
de-la-Zouch ; Arthur John Graham Cross, New-street,
Spring.gardens ; Jobs Blount Fry, Edgbaston, Birmingham ;
lath= Wood, M.D.Toronto, Toronto; Charles Spurway,
liveries, Devon; John Wilkins Williams, Paddington;
John Wilson, Mm eelbmgh ; John Mottershead, L.&A.,
Msaclesfield 3 and Isaac Baker Brown, Consanglit-equere.
At the same meeting of the court the following pallemen
peened for naval surgeons, viz.:—Morn. Thews Williams
Hughes, diploma of membership dated Jain 13, 1856 ; Wil-
liam Roche (B.), of the Royal Naval Hospital Plymouth,
May 24, 1858 ; Thomas Dunlop Allison, Julie 25. 1858 ; and
Patrick Keels,, of her Majesty's ship Neptune,
Ireland, Nov. 4, 1858.
COURT or ALDRINZIC—A Court of Aldermen
was held yesterday at GaildhalL The Lord Mayor presided,
and there was a full court. A return was handed in
by Mr. Sheriff J. C. Lawrence of the state of the city pri-
sons and the number of prisoners at presentoonfioed therein,
by which it appeared that there are at present in Newgate
129, in Whitecroosatreet 86, and at Holloway Prison 383
prisoners. The Lord Mayor announced to the court that he
bad received a letter from Mr. Alderman Cubitt, in which
he tendered his resignation of the oßoe which he had so long
and worthily tilled. The letter was read by the Town Clerk.
Alderman Humph.y expressed his regret at the resignation
of the worthy alderman, and moved that it be not accepted.
The motion was seconded by Alderman Copeland, and after
undergoing some discussion, was negatived by a majority of
four. Alderman Sidney, when the announoemest of the re-
malt was made, moved, formally, that the resignation of
Alderman Cubitt be accepted, and the usual precept be
issued by the Lord Mayor be the election of another alder-
man is his place, which was agreed to, and, after the dis-
posal of some ordinary bushier, the court adjourned.
Corr SEWZIIB COMMISSION.—The Commissioners
ci Sewers held theireeekly meeting yesterday at Guildhall,
Mr. De Jersey presiding. Upon the chairman taking his
seat, Mr. Alderman Copeland drew the attention of the
court to what he deemed au important matter. He said
thathebelieved that it was contemplated by the Metropolitan
Baud of Works to deodorise the sewage of the sweeten,
district, and pour it into the Thames at Fulham. He said
H was a matter which would involve a great expenditure,
about 200,0001., and be thought it right to direct the atten-
tion of the court to it. Mr. Lowman Taylor, one of the
members who represent the Sewers Commission in the
Metropolitan Board, said that Alderman Copeland was
mistaken ; the fact was quite the reverse. The board were
ping to carry the sewage into the low level sewer to
Harking Dr. Letheby reported as to the state of 206 houses
that had been inspected during the week, and he submitted
a list of 40 places for sanitary improvement. He likewise
reported the Wooed and unwholesome overcrowding of •
mimeo lodgisrlaouse in Union-court, Holborn, in which
there were two small rooms occupied by 17 persons, namely,
4 nes., 8 women, and 5 child's.. In coed therooms,which
bads eapailly et about 1,160 cubic feet, there were 3 men,
14 women, sad 3 address. He certified that the home re-
quired supervision, and that it should be registered as a
salmon lodgierhouse. The markets had been duly inspected
dariug the week, and the aloes had seized 3,38111 e-of meat,
sad 61 head of pm., as unlit for food. It consisted of 13
sheep, 3 pigs, 1 calf, 2'2 quartets of beef, and '27 joints, of
meat, ; 3,07311,.. were unfit for human food, and
180ibs. were putrid. The rest was from animals
that bad died from natural causes. The mor-
tality returns for the week are a little below the aver-
age for the memo • only 65 deaths were registered during
the week, while the average number for the corresponding
period of the last levee years was 71. The chief ceases of
death were as follows phthisis, 7 ; paeans's... 8 ; bron-
chitis, 9 ; continued fever, 2 ; scarletfever, fever, 3 ; whooping
cough, 4 ; meatus, 6 ; croup, 1 • and infantile convulsions, 7.
Of them maw most important were measles and whoop-
lag cough, which have been unusually fatal.
HEALTH or Lorrvox.—lt appears from the weekly
morn al the Itsaistrar.q•asrsl that the deaths in Leedom

ia the week that ended on Saturday were 1,471. The
average somber of deaths in the corresponding weeks of ten
=(118T, 7V;2a)aidi.thweimibtae cairrecti". torttlpareaa. of laps.
mortality prevailed t
week was neither greater nor leas than the rate obtained by
a calculatios based on previous returns for the middle of
Jaauary. The births of last week exceeded the deaths in
the same period by 454. The most fatal dieese last week
ia the symotic class we. scarlatina, the deaths from which
were 81. Six of thaw were in the subdistrict of St. Mary,
Paddington. There were 15 from diphtheria. and 66 from '
measles, 4 of which latter occurred iu each of the following
sub-districts :—St. John Paddington, Neosingtoo-tows,
St. Botolph, and Clapham. The numbers referred to
phthieis and to bronehitts in last week's returns were nearly
soul. Phthisis wee fatal in 173 ' eases almost half of which
occurred between 20 and 40 year. of age ; bronchitis was
fatal in 170 rases, 72 of which were at 60 years of age and
upwards. A child, a fortnight old, died from the use of
tight bandages by which its chest was compressed. A
woman died of tetanus, the coesequesoe of grief. A young
married woman lad her life by want of skill in a midwife.
Last week the births of 984 boys and 947 girls, in all 1,931
children, were registered in London. In the ten correspond-
ing weeks of the years 1863-62 the average number (con.
meted) was 1.934.
AsPrron-ms Dui-LYN& —At the weekly meeting
of the board of guardians on Monday, it was stated that
99.055 persons had been relieved during the past week at
scoot of 1,875/. ills. 7d. ; deeresas, as compared with the
previous week, 133 persons, and 961. ss. lid. in cost. The
decrease since the 3rd of December, when the highest num-
ber were relieved, is 5,463. A letter well read from the
Poor-law Board, enclosing an order for which the guardians
had applied, enabling them to obtain a loan under the pro-
'ilium of the 3rd sec. of the 25 and 26 Vic., c. 110, to pro-
• isle for the extisonlinary expenditure of the union.
RAILWAY AND PONLIC CONPANIIDI IN PADUA-
IIINT.—Yeaterday the examiners into the standing order
proofs of the Houses of Lords and Commons rumned their
Inquiry Compli
made ance with
sew tee order
the s was dec
ernw alandreiliteorllaz.e
bee,
Junction Railway, to extend their line from levergordoo
to Taira and Boner-beide, in Ross-shire, and to raise
160,0001. West Cork Railways, for power to extend the
lime for the making of their lice from Bandon to Skilabereeo.
Tendriag Hundred Railway, for as extension to Wisely and
Walton, in Faux, and to raise 86.0001. Grand Sudsy and
Commercial Docks Railway, to unite these docks with the
Ludoo.brulge Railways. Peterborough, Witheach, and
Sotto.), for a railway between those places at an estimated
wad of 180,0001., end to make arrangements with the Mid.
Lad Railway (adjourned to Friday, the 30th). Norwich
sad Ssaldiag, to extend their line to Wishes* gad to raise
an additional eapstel of 75,0031. Said Loadon sad Rather.
bathe, for railways in that district'. with power to team the
Thames TnnueLitod to raise 300,0001. Rotherkithe Railway,
for railways from thence to New, eenee end benn,lees, ee en
estimated oast of 100.0001. &lath Yorkshire, to extend
their railway towards Hull, e/.4 raise 310,01.101. by the crea-
tion of new shares; and Murry and Orange Railway Pier
and Dock, for a milway from Newry to Carliogford Lough,
lead to raise 150,0001. Skarnore Embankment, Ilan No/o-
ption Improvement. Mayo Grand Jury Cass, Black-
rock losproventest Other oases were partly howl and
adjourned.