The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-27 00:00:00

111 iC LLA F.01:8 AFSEIIIIILAG E.

MR. J. CTsTJ VEN6 will DELL by AUCTION,
at his Groat Rooms. 98, Klog..troct, Covent garden. TO-
MORROW, July at halt-past 12 precisely. A are-at variety of
IAISCELLANEOI'B ARTICLES, including a first-cla►s microscope
by Smith Sad Neck, phobia-laode portrait and view lenses.
albumenized' pap: r, electrical and other apparatiti, photo-.. spits
}autos. stereoscopic slides, cartes de visite, a few lots of
Jewellery, &c.—Oa view II I. day out morning aI sale, and
catalogues had.

AL L 111 0 N Wolt K.
The Eq. PANCRAR IRON WORK COMPANY.

011 ,i: ea cr ~o d. i.;d,;n.-Y. W

THRESHER and GLENNY,
NkaT DOO& to soltusEr-uutisK, SIIZAND.

The only establithteent In London tnrtte totning Atticlee :

ell•NINIElt ANGOLA

.....
THU/SUERS INDIA TWRED SUITS.
TLIKESUKRS INDIA HAUER WAISTCOATS.
THRESH ER'S KAMM! R SHIRTS"
THRESHER'S coLotami) FLANNKL SHIRTS.
THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS.
THRESHERS OVERLAND TRUNKS.
THAL-HERS INDIA HILLOCK TRUNKS.
THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS.
THRESHER'S INDIA CABIN LAGS.

N.11.-01,171T' SUPPLIED) for INDIA, CIIINA, and the COLO-
NIKS. sad detailed lids of the articles neon ed for every purpose
and appointment will be forwarded ins application ea above.

TRAVELLING and SEA-SIDE SUITS, iu
New Mixtures, made In the latest style, at
HAMILTON and KINIPTON's,
105, STRAND ioppoeite Mieter HMI).

WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED?
This query is worthy consideration by everyone anxious
to retain the Inestimable blessing.—sight: for on correct know-
ledge as to the proper time fur Spectacles will depend the
certainty of preserving clear nylon to the end of life. When its
deficiency is determined a nicety of discrimination must 1w used
in adapting lenses of the exact power that will supply the luau, or
irreparable Injury will result. Opticalquackitilke medical quacks,
do incalculable mischief by their ignonint pretension, au is
proved by the victims of country haWkers sod unsioliod
vendors. Sorely, it were wiser to ask advice from some
optician of repute, and avoid rib to one's sight. The old arm
of Thomas linen and Son (established 1700„ opposite the British
eeuntgate, 1 ondon, having spechlly attended to the manta
facture of spectacles, are competent to advise on all that per-
tains to the remedying defective vi►ion by the accurate adapta-
tion of the lenses, matbenintionlly true, of the requisite power,
and also by the judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which
is likewise important) of the form most becoming the face.

TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the
Seaside, and others exposed to the Kerchief, rays of the
bull cud !Rated panicles of dust, will fuel. ROW LA InS'
ALVDOR a most refreshing preparation for the conthiesion,
dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, ails) int all hest
and irritability, and Ininiedintely Affording the plesuni, wlll3-
non attending restored ehtsticity and healthful state of the skirt.
Freckles, tan spots, pimples, Rushes, mad ilisco'oratlons are me-
ditated by ita application, and give pace to a lieslthy purity
and delicacy of complexion. Price 4o ed. and Rs. ed. per nettle.
sold by chemists and perfumer+. Ask for " Rowlands' Kalydor,'
and beware of spurious and pentielous articles under the name
of '• Nalyilor."

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greataytt and
moat earful invention of the day, AGCA AMLKELLA.—
Meese, JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three 1: ingnourt, I °Muni-
street, London, perfumer* to her Ilkiesty, respectfully offer to the
public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually matures the
human hale to Its pristine hue—no mutter at what Age. The
Ague Aniarella has none of the properties of dyes: it. on th.•
contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is mice
restored one application per month will keep It le perfect colour.
Price xi la. per bottle, or in half bottles, Its. lid. John G. anvil
and Co. have been appointed perfumers to 11.12. H. the Princess of
Wale. —JOHN GOSNALL and Co's CHERRY Tiffilfl PAliTh is
greatly superior to any town powder.—To be hail of all per-
fumer., chemists. and at the manu:sctory, it', Three King-court,
Lombard-star•:, London.

DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
a never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial
ingredient, from the recipe of Pr. broth, will be found luvaidable
to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, Indigestion.
wind, spasms, giddinewi, dizziness of the eyes, itc. For hahltual
costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of
the blood. they are truly ekeelleut mild in their operation and
grateful to the stomach. they create appetite, promote &Rialto'',
and strengthen the whole nervous system. —Sold by W. Lam-
bert. chemist, 8. King Wililarawtreet, Charingstgosa, and by most
druggiste, in boxes, la lid. and 2s. Pd. lie sure to ask for Dr.
!Scott i Bilious and liner Pill. The genuine are in a *mare green
package with William Lambert" engraved on the stamp.

DR.. CULVERVVELL on MARRIAGE
Kt Obl.Fatlea4.l.lapp!tras,.!in.d Dltep!»iotmente.

Price Is. Mann, Cornhfil ;or Aitiltur.
THE PANTHEON VILE ISH BATH i 2a.; fifteen, '2ls.
Ladles' doy, 31ondays. At Or. C.'s pr..fsSalunal rssldews
Grum. filarluorout;b-street, W. Alsv, Liu P.,.,..c0nte Ur;o4l
Eurlnsh baths. Is. 0.1., Is. nt. Ntartit,'e.le-Grand. E.O

THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADIL--LEIG
sight • de legated enmities of the carpenters and joiners was
held at Cambridge-hall, Newmanotreet, Oxfurd.street.
There were 216 delegates present, representing nearly
every building firm is , the metropolis. The delegate
from Jackson and Shaw 'm occupied the chair. The
delegate from Cabitt'is now on strike stated that
a meetiog .of the men had bees held that margins, and
he was instructed to sty that they were willies to
resume work on Monday morning next, on the underst fading
that the advance of SI per boar was conceded to them
at coos, with a six months' notice to be given for the
other id. They did pot think, to far as their inn
were concerned, they ought to go back to work on the
terms against which they have struck. They, however,
wen in the hinds of the meeting. The various delegate:
then gave in the results of the yd.:out shop meetings celled
to wander the proposal made by toe western. Some few of
the delegates were against noneliitug anything lees than the
ja. sdvanre at once, but the great rasjority were for accept-
ing the offer made by the masters of 4d.edvance on the
ttith of August, with • six wonthe' notice for the other id.
Thera wn, however, a gesenel ol.inion that en far as
Cabin's men were concerned, if they went to work on
Monday, they must receive the-ed. at that tint., It wee
also the general feeling that Cabitt's men should be sup-
ported until a satisfactory arrangement was made be-
tween them and their late employers. After a long sort
protracted discussion the following resolution was ulti-
mately unthimously adopted :--•• That we, the delegate',
on behalf of oar coestitueeta, accept the advance of Ed. per
hoar, as offered by the masters, on the titli of August neat,
on condition that the other id. per hour be given on the
let of Mardi next, and also providing that Cubitee men
be paid the advents of rd. per hour upon resuming work
on Mooday morning text." It was also resolved that depu-
tations of the men in the respective shops wart upon she
employers this morning, sod inform them of the above re-
solution, requesting a reply by Friday manatee. The
meeting then adjourned for the purpose of receiving the
replies.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE AT HEEEDOITIA—On
Sunday evening, about half-put Eve o'clock, two salmon
Sabers, named David Watson and Alexander Peeks, hoard
cries for help proceeding from two men whom they bed a
short time previously seen swimming oppoSite the fishers
hut, ~ear the point of the newborns, a most unusual place
for bathing. When rimming to render assistance. one of
the bathers was seen to cling for a few seconds to a e.lnion
colds moored about 20 yards from the shore, but he related
his gaup and sank. The other man reached the beech much
exhausted, just as the fishermen arrived at the spit
Within eve minutia after the alarm thread, a number of
hosts put off frem.Aberdoar, harbour, and io one of them was
Mr. 8,. T. Lauder, of Edinburgh. a non of the eminent
artist, who saliently dived three times near the spot
where the man was seen to disappear in the vain :t'. tempt
to find the body. It appear., deceased was • native of
' Loudon but working as • goldbater in Edinburgh. brom
on of his cards taken out of a card-cue found in his
clothes, his name appears to be Mr. S. Munday ; bit rid-
dress, pencilled on the back of the card, is hire. Muncie's,
2, Greenside-place, Edinburgh. His companion, whose
name we have been unable to learn, stated that he and
deceased had gone in to swim, but that Mamie, had been
seized with cramp, and had Sunk before he could render any
assistance. As mos as he recovered himself be went cif to
catch the Burtieland steamer, in order to telegraph the
melancholy news to London, where his nearest relatives
live—hie father and mother being dead. At half-pest
seven o'clock, Mr. James Tait, W.S., Edinburgh, pro.
ceeded io his gig to drag for the body. The fishermen
in their cable, and the fiery boat belonging to the
Lord Absedour, with others, aided in the mournful teak.
Their labours were most anxiously watched by mine hun-
dreds of ladies acid 'abdomen seated on the Hawkorsig.
Every foot of the ground was searched for half-a-mile with
grapes!' end boat-hooks, sad just as the search was about
to be given up. Mr. John M'Lsorhlao cried out he was feet
to the body. Several efforts made to raise it baying proved
abortive, M`Laueblan and a lad named Henderson dived
for the body. and larOesht it to the surface. It wee first
removed to the fishermen's hut, where, after being dressed,
it was transferred tome vestry of the pariah church, peed.
log the arrival of the relatives from London. Os Mooday
forenoon the body was identified by deceased's landlord and
some of hie fellow workmen. Mr. Monday has been for
fear years is the employment of Mown. Rees god Wright.
gold-beaters, Elialrugh, sad was much respected by his
ahoputatea . .