The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1886.

HORBR BROW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
Lomb" TIM DAT. 10 o'aiosk am. Adsiksioe. Is.

HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
a dmin.
Priests Wm. k.; Easseved Sisk b. Id.; Seats la US

LTORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
11 Lodoa.—Bood eta!Hasa Boadities. &alias% Huatass,
Covert and Park Hacks. Ladles' Ho Walitt-earrybet Cabe.
polls se POOLINI Is Doable Kamm, sad Trottirsto BlochHamm

HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,
London—THlS DLY.—Hwakes and porde* jumped over
plan Adasinion.

'fTORSK SHOW.—AGRICULTURAL HALL
.a.A. THu DAY.—HUNTiIta JUMPID at $ odsck
Seaga*" Ose &Mb&
197 ardor)

& SIDNEY, Sec. and liamager.

'ram OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH,
A. performed by Mame Hume, Tyrrell, leetl, Webada
Meson at. Libya. Oman Halt do, with tall band end Mionet
Conducted by Mr I. Joaahmans. The Mimes TOW and Sara
Gunnies ?deem Darla and Davis, the VA IMAILd, end Moan
VALHI /LT, the new hooch tenors. hie first appraise°, In Ms
oometry. TIM EVENING, at Want o Meek.

METROPOLITAN M Milli) HALL,
ta ;
idgweryroad. Open at t. 30. W. O. LOSS for Twelve
War grower
O and Mrs. landaL O. Maokateise, Dostat,
lievihuide and Adman, in their Photoutudio ; Madame lteradies,
Emma Wilton, and the Nolen Brothers. Operas, GUY MAN-
NUM) mad WI!!.
Mamma and Kunkel Combeeter-4. J. POOLL

WARWICK and SON, engravers to the Royal
raspy, Jewellers and tillvererniihe, 11i, Ikelltletrwet.
beg reepeetfully to acquaint the nobility, geatry, and their
Mende, that. they tntend making a elfttrel lON of 15 per cent.
oe all JEWILLIRY and PLAT= GOODS purchased for cash
daring this and the following month, to order to make room for
a new dock for the antumn.—Joy, IBIS.

LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSEL
.114 WA174111 mad lON. $ and 4. acoopo&arazsr. w.

BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS
1.1 sad COITCRES, Bernet Furniture, Trunks. Pottems-
Inn, &A, M PUCE. CONAIDIRAULY 2.12)1/CIED.
DIA PICCADILLY. Catalogues Dew

rhAVIES'S DEBT DIP CANDLES, &L per Ib.;
peralltres, la ea.; rood panning, la. ad.: Omit la 40.
and Is. dd. ; Ina British was, Is. 6d. ; transparent wm„ ls. id. ;
Belmont wax and @sterna la. ; German was, Is U. ; botanic
was, la ;ca dos, and the beat, 10d. ; matatlic for
Palmwee Wale, ; maimums, moulds, ; beet
Colas all, 4a. od. pee gallon; yellow soap, We:, 40a, 44a, and
48e. pet Mate. ; itattlad, 48s. ; old browns Windier. Is. ed. par
E=l,; =MOS brown Windsor. ; white Window, Is. 4#l. ;
4d. ; glyairls• and almond, Is. pw bar—lor cask at
K. P. DA
and BMW old astabilaned wamilsOnse, 1141, Bt.
Idarldn'irlasse. Clistrinsszose, London. W.O.

111 HE CITY BITILDINGS for Mb INDUS-
TRIOUS CLABBER—The BUILDER of THIS DAY. price
dd.. by post 6d.. contalasi—Viewilla Plan of Oorporation Build.
togs, Farringdoe•road—DwelUnga, and the Union
Changeability
—The Roman Catacombs—The Portrait MintatnresS•
Kensington Museum—On Mosaics and their Adaptability—The
March of Pestilence—The Statue of the late Sir Charlet Barry,
B.A.—Limited LabUlty—Window Oardening—Museums and
Art Training for the People—Payment of Building Artisans in
London—akilled Lebow— loklog Yountains—ProwinelaL etc.
—Office, 1, York atreet, Covent. n ; and all Boolmallers.

LORD PALMERSTON AND THE GENERAL ELECTION.
In tap. aro, limp In ; by pod for 14 damps.
LORD PALMERSTON.—icEi
hHlphy.
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!ROM PARIS.

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

Mow am owir

PARIS. Fran Bravura.

The Petrie announces that Plombieres is the
first watering place that the Emperor will visit this
year. According to present arrangements he will
leave Paris on Tuesday or Wednesday to *atom-
pany the Empress and the Imperial Prince to
Fontainebleau, and leaving them there will proceed
to the Vosges, where his stay will be of about three
weeks' duration. From Plombieres he will pay a
visit to the Chalons camp and return direct from
thence to Fontainebleau. It is thought that their
Majesties will be present in Paris for the Mei; of
August 15, and that towards the end of that month
they will go to Biarritz.
There is a serious chapter of railway accidents
to note to-day. A noon-day Versailles train, on
arriving at the Batignolles station, close to Paris,
ran off the rails in consequence of a defect in one
of the points. The gravity of the accident was
diminished by the engineer having, as a matter of
cloture, checked the speed of the train when ap-
proaching the station. As it was, Soar carriages
were upset, and two soldiers, 'who jumped out, had
their legs broken. Two other soldiers riding on
Abe roofs of the were hurt. Three out of
the four railways whose common terminus is in the
Rae St. Lame, had their communications inter-
cepted for three hours by this accident.
. Nearly at the same hour a collision took place on
the Lyons and Mediterranean Railway, between an
express train from. Marseilles and a down mixed
~ train. Two travellers and two engineers were
killed on the spot. The number of wounded is
not yet !sported. According to the statement of
the company the accident arose in this way :—A
portion of the rails near the Barre Station being
under rep►ir the up and down trains were directed
to use for a short time the same line of rails. Ar-

rangementa were made for special engineers to
accompany the trains to pilot them through this
single line of rails. But by shocking and inex-
cusable negligence one of the trains was not
properly warned, and the consequence was that
it ran against the other; both going at
full speed. Among the passengers injured was
_ .

athe English vice-consul at Marseilles. There is a
report of an accident, not, however, attended with
any fatal consequences, on the Northern Railway.
Judgment was given this morning in the affair
of the " Life of Marat." M. Rougearty the author,
is sentenced to four mouths' imprisonment and •
fine of 160 fr., K Lacroix, one of the publishers, to
one month's imprisonment and a tine of
1,000 fr., and M. Verbceohoven, another mem-
ber of the firm of Librairie Internationale,
(who did not appear to take his trial) ii'condemned
by default to a fine of 101 fr. without imprisonment.
This is, according to the common voice of the
Pedals de Justice, the most disgracefully frivolous
press prosecution that even this government has
ever instituted. There can be no doubt that M.
Vecroix is persecuted because he Dia personal friend
some of the opposition deputies.
The signers of the honceopathio petition which.,
was lately rejected by the Senate have had an
audience of M. Duruy,who has, it is said, promised
to use his influence with the Emperor to obtain per-
mission for them to found an hospital of their own
iu Paris.

The Pnaae has made another "mistake" in pub-
lishing unauthorised matter. It announces this
evening that it would not have given the Count de
Chambord's letter had it been " informed that
every document of that nature was altogether pro-
hibited."

The Paris Cricket Club beat the officers of the

60th Rifles by nine wickets, thus retrieving the

defeat which it bad suffered from the 73rd Regi-
ment. In consequence of the attention directed to
cricket by the Empress's patronage, the attendance
at this match was much greater than at any former
one on the same ground.
The extraordinary heat of yesterday was suc-
ceeded by a thunderstorm, which lasted for several
hours of the night. To-day there is a pleasant
southerly breeze.
There has been an extremely bad Bourse. Some
" &blister " news was rumoured to be stirring, but
nobody could say what it was. The Rents, whose
recent rise is attributed to the supposed neceasity
of a relatively high figure to launch the new city
of Paris loan, fell helplessly I2lc. for cash, and
30c. for account, closing at 66fr. 22}c. ; Mobilier
fell 23fr. 7bo. ; Mexican fell 1, closing at 45k.
The bad accounts of the Mexican finance, pub-
limbed by the English journals, outweigh the
military successes chronicled by the Moniteur.
The Lyons Railway fell Bfr.