The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-30 00:00:00

Saute de Filet de Bauf aindlenne—ltlesolea de 'laniard.

ROM
Handle de Venaison—Bceat
INTIMXI27.
rouding Is Sir Wallin—Ell/pets de pomme.

lereouse et Wade.

Az extensive and carefully-selected stock of French, Rhenish,
Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The London
Mem

A fine Haunch of Venison every day, et 6 o'clock.

The attentlon of Clargraleu. Ofncers, and Professional Gen-
tlemen la sepecla4 drawn to She aclutogilered by these
Llentaltrene, kle,b Mil ail the ta of a Won-
Von tenure dais la SalliblierLeetare non annneleehu
ement les moll-
kurs Jeanette AROMA male Journatm Allemande, Fran-
gale, et Beiges.
Open oa 81sdays at fear o'clock.
SAWYER, Pooketakdr.

CRYSTAL PALACE. - ARRANGEMENTS
vv TO-1101ROW (We4nadday).-0140 at Nine.
Orebaatial Bead at lllO
Dirplay oft" Series of loatitahat at
Oordseat= at
Band at 6. 0
Adatimilso te all, Ow &Mac Mitre& Ilitplues.

rrHE LONDON PAVILION.—LII4TLE
OORSILLI. the madwonderful of pyranasea, b crowned
all her former effort, by the introdemion of lOW USW and
maculating foe* which here produced as unparalleled ems-
Lion. KM COOSOIMMI. the Near of the Wei; Madame Valeta-
nMadame lemehlni, Mr. IL De Brenner, hue CMOs., and
et) of ether neveldea, at the LONDON PAVILION,
Tichborseetreet,BVllNY ZVB/fINO.
LOIll and 801fNMAMMIIM, Piogriston.

VXHIBITION of the GOLDEN EAGLE.-
1J A beautiful Work of Art, New Exhibiting et the Bur-
lington Gallery, 191, PlccadWy, WO, from 11 a.m. 011 9 p.m.
Admission. ls. ; Fridays, 2s.
" Is instinct with life."--Ttroes.

THE 22nd EDITION of HAMILTON'S
MODERN INETRTJCTIONS for RINGING, K; sad Oath
Edition of his Dictionary of 3,500 Minded' Term, Is. ; Mee 72nd
Edition of Clarke's Catechism of the Rudiments of Munk Is.;
and 347th Edition of Hamilton's Modern Instructions for

7VOCALICSIC.—Oratis and postage tree, a SELECT ADDENDUM
to 110BINT COCKS and CO.'S VOCAL CATALOOI7I, cow
Watt', their most popular songs, duets. and Idea string the
key, and voice for which each Nog is adapted.—
Load= : K ow Baribitonotreet ; and of al tattalosalluen and
bookeallara

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

The question of having a shilling Saturday has
recently a good deal occupied the attention of the
commissioners, who, although acknowledging the
abstract fitness of any regulation which should in-
crease the facilities of the working-classes for visit-
ing the Exhibition have very strong doubts of the
expediency of making any change in their arrange-
ments at so advanced a period of the season. There
are now but four weeks left, and it is hardly possi-
ble that within that time the whole of the great
million could be made acquainted with the change
proposed ; and therefore a sacrifice might be made
of the revenues of the undertaking, without any
corresponding advantage accruing to the public.
The whole of the United Kingdom has been posted
with the existing arrangements, and would also
have to be posted with the alteration, and the
strong probability is, that by the .time the whole
public knew of the change, the time for closing the
building would have arrived. Keeping these facts
in view, and reoollecting the responsibility of the
commissioners to clear the guarantors if possible,
it will hardly be expected that the "Shilling
Saturday " should be adopted without very
serious consideration. It must also be remem-
bered that, notwithstanding statements which have
appeared in print to the contrary, no definite
arrangement has as yet been come to with Messrs.
Kelk and Lucas. There is to be a meeting of the
board to-day for that purpose, and of course the
question of a shilling Saturday will very much de-
pend on the extent to which the contractors will
insist on the letter of their bond.

Amongst the organised parties visiting.the Exhi-
bition yesterday were the whole of the establish.
meat of Messrs. Coleman, of Norwich, the most ex-
tensive manufacturers of mustard in the United
Kingdom. The firm paid the whole expense of 500
respectable mechanics employed by them in mus-
tard, starch, and blue making, and the other works
connected with so extensive a concern. The visi-
tors were all entertained to their entire satisfaction
by Mr. Morrish, and left in the evening in a whole
squadron of omnibuses, delighted with the holiday
they had enjoyed.
The following is a list of the schools, lee.' visit-
ing the Exhibition yesterday :—St. John's Foun-
dation School, Clapham, Surrey, 55, expenses paid
by the committee ; St. Giles-in-the-Fields National
School teachers, 12, by the Rev. A. W. Thorold ;
Harleston, Lincolnshire, choir, 15, by the Rev. G.
Z. Norris • workmen from Carrow Works, Norwich,
500, by Mr. Coleman, including liberal refresh-
ments ; agricultural labourers, Burton Lalemore,
14, by Mr. John Walker ; farm labourers from
Oldfield, Oxon, 16, by Mr. W. Treadwell.
The highest temperature yesterday, as shown
by Negretti and Zarubra's patent thermometers,
was :—ln the nave, 66.0 deg. ; m the galleries, 67.3
deg. ; in the western annex, 71.6 deg. The read-
ings were taken at 3 o'clock p.m.
The following were the total numbers admitted
yesterday, compared with the corresponding day
in 1851 :

1901.
Beuon tickets 2,809
One Shilling dny. Ten Shilling seams
Monday, Sept. 29
Payment

Total 37,216

1861.
One Shillin. day.'
,onday. bent. P., Season Uckata
1 Payment
tt
(6.916

Total SIMI

TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

TO The TOMOS 01 7112 EXPIIIII.
Ste, I beg to inform you that, according to
advice. just received from the French government, the
telegraphic communication with Spain and Portugal, which
bad been interrupted since the 17th fast., hi. this day been
re-established.-1 am he.,
L. WALTER COURTENA
Secretary of the Submarine Telegraph Company.
Threadneedle-street, Sept. 27.

A MaTits PBOTOGIIAPHIC A MOO ATION. —A meet-
for ing of the son DP I of the AmatmirPliotogra ph ic Association
the edinienion of members end subscribers was held on Friday
Last, at 26, Haymarket ; the Right Hoe. the Viscount Rene-
, Ink vice-president, in the chair. Tbe ininutes of the last meet-
ing having been read and confirmed, fifty new members and
submit's,' were proposed and duly elected. The secretary
then laid before the meeting some very fine Eroptian nega-
tives by Mr. R. Iferray, one of the newly-elected men
k,„,„
which were much admired. The negatives are by the cab.
type proems, and almost rival in sharpness and halftone
tie finest collodion plates. Also some interesting copies of
ferns by Mr. C. S. ,Harris Several matten of detail rela-
tive to the method Of supplying the arociatiou prints to
members and others having been arranged, the proceedings
terminated. It may be some encouragement to beginners to
bear that Mr. Murray taught himself entirely by a shilling
handbook sent out to him in Egypt, having never sees a ne-
gative token by anyone until 11W1f hit return to this assatry.