The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-16 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1882.

rr H L o N 'b o N,
191, Meet-street, neer Templa.ber.
SAWYKRI YAMOUtI LONDON DINNER for TEM DAY,
the 19th Inst., erlll consist of—
PUT/all,
Pur6e de Yenaleon I le Chasueur—i 4 Brunolse.
Poison.
Mille sauce Howard-Soles trite*.

Emancee de Bond aux oXtb' pochis—Boudin a la Richelieu.

MoutonZi'esu.

Feuding de Vietorf;:i;;;We de

Freesias et aslade.

TO-MORROW, the ITEIt lest., THE LONDON DINNER wIE
°maid of—

MAN&
Tete d. Vesto-4 la Claremont.
POlBBOll.

Ifaauereaux I la Mattrt::itikeia—Catelettes do Satuaoal

Itis do Vatu au: petits pole—Petits Pith de Voluille.

1.011.
algae de Menton Wall—Band rUtl.
Belgoete dAnimaa—Poedleg a la Prineeme.
?romp et Salade.

An extensive end earetany-meiegisel ;dock of Mania, Monelle,
and other Wines, imparted expands for The Imam Dinner.
UM, Soap, and sfl to noon, deny.

Mos lisunobee of Venisen every. Mi. a I and 6 edeet.
W.& During the Exhibition Sias The Landon Dinner will bb
serwsil daily iinni two until nibs .'dent, end Dinners in the
Celine loom iL caste fro= one until tea o'clock.
Opus an Sundays Wear Welbek.
PEEIIIIIIOI SAWYEZ, Proprieller.

PALAN DS CRISTAL.-BLONDIN Stift
IA CORDE VOLAIITZ. DZKAIN (Jewll) i (Aare Imam

CIRYSTAL PALACE.—BLONDIN will repeat
%I Ms sr traortiftsury LOW ItOPI PRRYORMANCIM TO-
MORROW MbaredayL—Reaerved seats will be presided. wbAsh
my be bad at Rgetor-ball up to one o'clock To-sparrow, end
afterwards only at the ticket stands in the Crystal Moos, peke
halatirown each.

CRYSTAL PALACE—TO-MORROW.
BLONDI EXTRAOBDINAItIf plorzotaarcis, wills
and without the Balance Pole, on the LOW ROM, will. imempt
others, include the following feats :
Clog buns, Basket Dance, WO Demises
Somersaults over Burning Candlitlut
Great Chair Peata,
La Tour du Chapeau,
Overture on the Violin,
nag Dance,
Onus Polka,
fleenersaults.
Oonosenpao?J lour o'clock. Admission One Shilling.

MR. awl Mn. ORMAN RELD with Mr.
JOHN PARRY, will giva their New lintartainmant, TRY
FAMILY LIORND, and Mr. John Parry's Musical Narrative
of the COLUMN DAWN, EVERY EVENING (el cept Satur-
day), at & Monday Representations—Tuesday, Mundial, sad
Saturday, at 3.—Royal Osllery of Illustration, 14, Resent-street.
Unreserved seats, Is. and la. stalk wan (Wring) chairs, as.,
secured in advance (without fee), at the Gallery, sad at Mom
Cramer and Co.'s, 201, Montagne&

THE LONDON PAVILION.
The proprietors of the above elegant establishment have
much *assure In announcing tits engagement of urrug
CORELLI, the greatest Gymnasia of the day, who will make her
appearance EVERY EVENING. The extraordinary accom-
plishments of this wonderful child surpass all ever wit-
seemed. Miracles of muscular power and feats the most
are performed in a truly surprising manner in the execution of
which the remarkable ease and graceful 'implicit, evinced by
Little Corelll cannot but realise the admiration of all eyes. The
entertainments will also embrace the talent of the whole of
the tompany, with a host of other novelties, Including the ap-
pearance of the Australian Prodigy, who will iest biseall
every evening. Immense SUCCUS of tam Collins In his sew song,
" Paddy don't care."—LOIBL and sossnAmmaa, Proprietors.

TILKGRAPLIIC INTMUGENCE.

Comma's mossmsms4
ITALY.

TURIN, .Tutr 15.
The London house of Semenza and Co., repre-
senting several English capitalists, has obtained the
ooneesaion for constructing railways in the Island
of Sardinia. The contract was signed to-day by
three ministers. A yearly interest of 6 per cent.
has been guaranteed. The company will receive
900,000 hectares (600,000 acres) of land.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, JULY 15.
To-day in the Chamber of Deputies the Minister
of War laid a bill on the table for an extraordinary
credit for the Marine Department. The Minister
said-•-" For several years the project for establish-
ing a fleet has been discussed by the government.
On account of the recent inventions nothing has
yet been decided upon, but the necessity of pre-
paratory resolutions for the extension of the naval
force of Prussia is evident. The loss of a whole
year would be very serious. A credit is therefore
requested without the plan for the establishment
of a fleet being at the same time communicated to
the Clisimber. The government hopes to be enabled
to contolunicate this plan during the next winter
session."
•pedal committee of 19 members bas been
elected to report upon the demand of the Minister
of War.

MUM, JOLT 15, Evunaa.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the Minister
of Justice gave explanations in reply to questions
as to the tribunals exclusively reserved for the
military. He stated that a feeling of unity has
hitherto prevailed between the people and the
army, notwithstanding this exceptional military
jurisdiction, and was therefore not endangered by
da ilaistence. The government would on that so-
meat not introduce the desired bill changing the
existing law upon this subject.
The Minister of War admitted that the chasm
between the people and the army was a lamentable
truth, but declared that it was still further en-
lased by the insult directed against the army by
the press. The army harmonized with the people,
but sot with its abusers.

INDIA.
(By telegraph from Suez.)

BOMBAY, Jun 27.
Major Green telegraphs from Cabool that a battle
hes been fought between the troops of the ruler of
Hera* and those of Duet Mahomed. The latter
lost many chiefs of note. No particulars have yet
been received.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ehirtings active, and advancing. Mule twist
firm. Cotton firm. Exchange on London, first-
class credits, 2s. Old. Government securities :
Four per Cents., 95 ; Five per Cents., 104 ; Five-
and-a-Half, 113. Freight to Liverpool for cotton,
475. ed.
(By Tskgrapli to Bombay and from Sum.)
CALCUTTA, Joss 26.

Shirtings advancing. Mule twist quiet. Ex-
change on London, first-class credits, 9s- 00. Go-
vernment securities : Four per Omits., 920 • Five
per Cents., 1011 ; Five-and-a-Half per bents.,
1124.