The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-18 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1862.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of
lINGIAND,
MILT AGRICULTURAL BROW of Hours, Cann.
SHEEP. PIGS, and MACRINIRY, 111 Bottoms-pork, ladds,
JUDO 23 to July 1

Monday, Jane IS, Machinery Yards
Tuesday ~ 24, „
Wednesday 26
Wednesday, 26, Cattle Yard (day on which the
Judges award the Prises)
N.B. Persons who pay the Half-a-Crown Admission into the
Machinery Yard can pass into the Cattle Yard on paying the
additional 17a. 0.1.
Thursday, 26th, Entire Show ,Live Stock and } ph„, gm'
Machinery, &c.) 1 NM
=47th ~
, 58th • • • lialf4•Crown.
.
Monday, 30th ...
Tuesday, July Sat ..
Wednesday, 2nd
Members free...
embers free.
Open each day from Eight In the Morning till Eight in the
Evening, except last day, w hen the yard will be closed at Six
o'clock.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, June 2fAh, Pith, and Stith,
there will be a Public Exhibition of Steam Coltivators at Work,
from Eleven a.m. to Four p.m., near Parningham Station. in
Kent, a tiatance of 24 miles from the Victoria Terminus of the
London, Chatham, and Dever Railway.—By order of V 4 Council
B. HALL DAB; Secretary.

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One fiLllling.

R. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST
READING BUT ONE. St. Jamas Hail, TO-
-0113.0W EVENING (7'harsday), Jane 19, at a —ln compliance
with W7reqweeth Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will read Ma
CHALTIMAS CAROL and the TRIAL from Ilex w icic.—
Placa Is, the Reading :—Nota Bud* Boar Shllllnp : Body of
Hag
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NeDeleenyuss. M,, Toat=we iffillg
diagg : Am aubil Galimite, One Shil-
lin :mg an Hai* uts.
Ticket Office, AL Jamas-hall, liocadiltylrill-.3
LAND, &meter,.

riIHALBERG'S MATINEES, Hanover-square
Bows .—B. TSLALBEJtG has the honour to announce that
his IKATINZI6, and last appearance but one, will take plat*
on SATIMDAY, June IS. The only other occasion on which
B. Thalberg can possibly appear to London this season la
Monday, July 7. Btalia, kis ; unmerred sesta, 100. ed. Esch
Matinee to commence M calf-past 1. A few remaining stalls In
the best situations can be accused by an early ap ication
m to
B. Thalbergs Secretary, Hanoveruquare Roam as
and Tickets to be had 'at Mitchell's, Mister's. Chu A Cock
and Hutchings's, flocidolrost ; Cramer and Co.. ItsganksareeS
Keith and Proms, Glisapside ; and at Hanover-stpme Boom

THE LONDON PAVILION.—The Proprietors
be respectleßy to inform the public that they an now
DINING tour hundred persons daily at aye o'clock, and have
room toe one thousand more. Open from nine a.m. Breakfast,
lc. dinners it la cute, or at axed prime, always ready. In addi-
tion to the naval attractions of the musical entertainment', en-
gagements have been made with His IL Pearce, Bain Collins,
arr Hee (Chinese joggier;, and Mews Harvey and 'reach tthe
Nerres"). tHIL and SONNHAMIIII, Proprietors, London
11.4hernestrest, Hoymmirat.

EUROPEAN and COLONIAL
WINE 003/PANT,
14.2. Pall-mall, London, &W.,
Ltabllalled lad for tin supply of pars Winne of the !tibial
character ..t a oaring of at least 30 per cent.

ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, t7w per dozen.
(The dtaadard of Excellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT 37a per doses.
(Tea years i• the wood.)

Dinner Sherry. 20e. sad SM. Old Port, 24a. and 30s.
Ypernay Champegoa. Ma. St Jel,en Claret, 105.. 20e. & 541.
Finest Cognac Bo math ais. sail Finest Schiedam liollands, Sea.
1565. per donna. per rem.

BEAUJJLLIS
Batiks and Pic
all delis owes catriew frog
W 1

20,. per down.
gas included.
Terms, nub or ref 'wawa.
MID TIPPING, Manager.

EAU-DE-VIE.,—This Pure PALS BRANDY,
ISs. per gallon, Is detnoestrsted, upon mays* to
cullarly free tramacidity, and they superior to &went.
time of Cosmic. la Prawn bottle& lie& per des.: or to a cede
for the country, Its. Railway carriers paid. No Anent& and
to be obtained only of 11.1iNItY WIT sad Co., Old Varalvsla
Distillery, Holborn.

,CEREZ.—PaIe Diener SHERRY, 245, per doz.
Railway carriage paid. Recommended with confidence.
liINRY BRMIT and Co., Distillers and Importers, Holborn-
ban, LC.

C°KS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE,
ehiolt M so highly esteemed with FL* Game, Steaks
Soaps, Grills Gravies Slot and Cold Meets and unrivalled ler
postal ism is sold by the most respectable design fall* arm
—C. 00C111, leadlag, solo insisubetiireor, We P. mg C. Coda.

(MUT I ON. —WATIEERSTON and BROGDEN
NJ recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated as the
Insoles—. line Gold and Pura Gold," as applied to Jewellery,
betas a delusion. MATED:BATON and DROODIM/11 GOLD
CGAINS, and all articles icauulactured by tam, are sold upon
this principle. and at the maaufacturerg pima Manufactory.
16, Liennetta-street, Coventgardeo. M.G. Aamys to of chains
and Jewellery .or la. esch.—N. B. This astatilabusat Is closed at
6 in the evening. and en Saturdays at L

WHITS and SOUND TEETH are indivensable
to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by
the proper mastication of food ROWLANDO' ODONTO, or
PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is
of inestimable viihke in preferring and beautifying the teeth,
strentitheinus the gums, and to giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots
of incipient decay, and polishes end preserves the enamel, to
which it imparts a pearl-like wbitenew Its Invaluable
perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the
entry of Europe, and it la universally in high repute. Price
2s. ed. per bon. Sold by A. Rowland and Sony, 20, Hatton-
garden, and by Chasaista and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands
Odosto:

Two fail Wags,
ANALYSIS d ENGLISH and FRENCH
HISTORY. By Bassos W. Timm, 3L A Heal Moder
of the Royal lnealtatioa School Liverpool.

By thalami,
ANALYSIS of ROWAN HISTORY. is.
ANALYSIS of ORSCIAN HISTORY. to.
Logsdon : Porter. Soo, and Bourn. West Strand.

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDS. —Tuzspmr, Joss 17.
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat upon the woolsack at
five o'clock.

PRIVATE BITSINE&S.

The following bills were read a second time :—North
Esetam Railway (Team Valley Fatessioo) ; North Eastern
Railway (Blaydou to °onside) ; North Eastern and Hull and
Heideman Railway Companies Amalgamation Andover
add Redbridge Railway; Burtoo-upon-Trent Railways;
Leeds and Birstal Read ; Liverpool Corporation Water ;
North Eastern and Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Rail-
way Companies Amalgamation ; Hereford, Hay, and Bre-
con Railway (Deviations) ; Stafford and Uttozeter Railway ;
North British Railway • Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Railway, and West of Fife Railway and Harbour Com-
posing; South Eastern Railway (Tunbridge and Dartford
tines) ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway
additional
powers) ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
additional powers) ; Oldham, Ashton-under• Line, and
aide Bridge Junction Railway ; Mid-Wales Railway (dart-
atleas, &a.), Bills.
The following were read a third time and passed :
Mackintosh Farr Fund, North Eastern Railway (Market
Weighton and Beverley Extension, Ac ), Bills.

PETITION PRESENTED.
Lord BROUGHAM said be had • petition to presect from
• most respectable body of men, the East London Tempe.
lance League, in favour of the Permissive Bill. Whatever
might be thought of the remedy they proposed, there could
be no doubt that intranperance was • dire evil—an evil
Moat wrought the &striation both of body and soul.
THE LATE EARL CANNING.

Earl GB.ANVILLE (who spoke with great emotion)—My
lords, however painful, it is my duty to inform your lord.
ships that this house has lost one of its moat distinguished
members. That great, illustrious, and able man, Lord Can-
Meg, is no more. Under Divine Providence he was enabled,
by the exercise of the highest qualities which dignify
statesmanship, to preserve and strengthen her Majesty's
dominion over a vast sod distant empire. He sacrificed to
that work, however, not only his own life, bet the life of
one who wm far dearer to him. This bonne, in unison with
the mind of the whole country, will duly appreciate the
aatiocal loss which it has sustained.
After a brief pause,
Lord CHELMSFORD said—My lords, in the
absence of my noble friend (Lord Derby) I wish to
join ir the sentiment of grief which has been so strongly ex-
preened by the noble earl. lam quite rare that all persons
must deeply sympathise in the irreparable loss which the
eountry has sustained. (Hear, hear.)
Lord BROUGHAM—My lords, there will not, I am con-
fident, be a dissenting voice either in your lordships house
at in the country at large, from the feelings to which the
noble lords have given utterance. Without distinction of
party, mat, or rank, all will acknowledge that the great
talents and virtues of Lord Canning stood as high, and in as
proud a position as theme of any man whom the decree of
Providence has removed from his country. (Cheers.)
Lord LYVEDEN—My lords, as I have been publicly
momiated with Lord Oaaning's administration, I cannot
retrain train saying a word. Howest out to India, like most
of the Governors-0 opera!, under the impression that he should
►ave a long reign of peace and prosperity ; and it was his
Arm resolve to promote in every way in his power the social
mouomy of our Eastern empire. Overtaken, however, by
one of the most extraordinary and eventful insurrections
ever known in history, Lord Canning showed an equal
aptitude for the requirements of military service. He had
the rare felicity of proving, too, that be was incapable
of being swayed by popular applause to do wrong ; and that
he was equally incapable of being driven by popular dicta-
tion from that which he believed to be right. Ile had the
infinite glory of finishing his career in the manner in
which he bad hoped to commence it—by putting the
firmness of ladle. in cyder and improving its social ooadi•
tiro to a greater extent than it had ever before reached. Al-
though, therefore, we most deeply deplore his removal from
neat a time when his servioss :night have been so eminently
awful to his country, we mite: admit that
for his own glory he died not too soon ;

for he achieved the irontest honour th►t can be won by
subject of her Majesty—he preserved to the English crown
one of its most important provinces ; and be has placed it
in a position of prosperity snob es it never reached
before. (Hear, bear.)
DUCHY OF CORNWALL LANDS (COMPLETION OF

AEJhA.NOElil+trTs'B►LL -
This bill was read a mooed time.
RIFLE VOLUNTEER GROUNDS ACT (IMO)
AYSNDYENT BILL.
This bill was read a second time.
MERSEY, IRWELL, ke., PROTECTION BELL.
The report of amendments was received.
RETIRING PAY, ka. (mama FORCES, INDIA
BILL.

This bill paired through committee.
The house rose at bell-past 5.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuseDAY, JUWZ 17.
After our report hit yesterday, the Salmon Fisheries
(Scotland) Bill reseed through committee ; tits Lunacy
(Scotland) Bill also passed through committee.
The sitting was suspeeded at 4 o'clock.
The house rammed at 6 o'clock.
FORTIFICATION CONTRACTS.

Blr IL WILLOUGHBY gave notice that on Thuraday
next he would ask the Secretary of State for War what
amount of public charge had been created ander coatroom
for fortifications, which it appeared from a paper presented
that session had beau made for fifty-five elates.