The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-03 00:00:00

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ALL PERSONS having claims on the ESTATE
of the late Thome, laddito.,_of Coventry-41nel and Brener.
street. to the Arbil of tat. &met, WeAmtester, hn..totaker arc te.
to tend the tome to WRII7IIT, SMITH. and 8111EP.
bEHIt, le. tiottlen tainare, tollettort to the executors, to the Intent
M t they may he enufdaW and .11..11144:ed.

Hp" OKI ICULIUItAL SOCIFNY of LONDON.—
BM Gram the Duke of nEvoNsrt IRE. President of the lior-
e-reAmi haffl kindly directed the groonda of I:Mimic:lc-hours to
be opcncal for the reception of the visitors to tho tioetoty's wean eiee
the
EXIBITION, oh W KSDA Y, July It Ticket' are loredte
the ewers of Fellows of the Society only at thhi office, view Y.. or al
plc genies to the afternoon of Joly 1.7 at Ta Ott with, but Am duo
pat, to °Men. :•Iguo.l by Follows of the Ooctety. But rupeetebie strap-
or rcriiktits in the country, who will forward their aidelesee to
:Zug to the tire eiscretary, U. Regent street, before the day et Meet.
f.g. may obtain froth that uthcor au authority to procure Willem MB
eaeadon•
NAL_No tickets will be Wood to Beet or the day of exhi-
bition.

yORX AGRICULTUBAL MERTING. —The
AGRICULTIIRAL HAMLET! AHD OARDRNRILIE
CHRONICLE will contain a NI REP(IRT deo arum MEETING.
with &Let of tat Prises—The GARDENERS' CHRONICLE may be
miffed of all isensvendors. price id.. free by pest.
RIIANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMYANI.
(United. £1,000.000.
-.'gittnaltulkm Is empnworcil by a +modal Act of Parliament lith Viet..
cap.... 0. end is .o &mantas"' as to afford the Dentate of lift saunasco In
thou fullest intent to policy.holdom and to pracnt greater facilities and
arcoramodation than aro tonally offered to the puhilc.
The ample stistertbed moult together with the largo and continually
Increasing fund, aceumtoi from the premiums upwards of 7,000
pond,* aff,rd com Idesecority to the assured : whila the magnitude
of the Coral any -+ transact 101114 has enatvied the Directors to offer unusual
adtuo,,,ye W polloyholdoel, as will be soon by reference to the pro.
genes, amt to the varied and intensive tables, whit% havo Dom com-
puted wub great cam end labour expressly for the me of thls Institution.
PETER MORRISON Resident Director.

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ESSES. WILLIAM LAMON I) and 0., railway
-pare retuectfully bet to Inform their friends and
the' üblie. that they continue daily to HU Y and SELL all descriptions of
HA LW .t Y STIARI:S, debentures, Endo and &deign "Witt, mining
and other shuns and on arty. Dieters. L. and Co. alto further an•
neunty that. their pnlele tale of ralltray Aare.* take* place every Wed.
Delay, at 1 o'cioet, at the Hall of Comment, Threadneedle-stmt. Lon.
don to Wear edicts at which Waal a favours aro requested to be
addree....l.—Thnselneedleddreet.-London. Jan. 1,1848.

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THE VEItY BEST BLACK TEA,
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is per lb.
The Lane and reportable devcription of Undo that HUBBELL and
Co. hare cvtabilah d, oolely by
,soillnd the cholecet taw at the lowtvt
peter of the day, will be a .uficietit notrantee that they will not, for tho
rake of nakind an appearance of LOW PRICES. offer • tea of inferior
quality. !mania: thenpwls cool the adrantad, afforded by an amide
twit:J.ln the prtwent deprt,val elat4tf commercial affair, they bare pur.
chased for ready looney a CAltilt) of the 1' I N Kai TEAR ever iroported
W. EN 0 LAN 9. :111.1 01,7 moo diets thy' and emphatically ooetee the
4 ~,,,,„..,,,,,,,,..,‘that the Ittirszty:eldn friclo
rep ttellqdlfferent paartih, of tho
chary no litgher than V. per pound, as better tat 1... '2lll' and
oebyt•lwne7l
at ray price. Delivered by our own aorta in all parte of Loudon daily.
• Finre peon& rent carriage free to any part of the itingdona—RUSSELL
ad f 0., T Ell NIERCUAN TO. BOROUGH. LONDON.
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IHE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.-
4_ The hlgh estimate formed by the public, during _ the 12 year.
WILLIAM N. IiCRTON'S •Lite RIPPON and BURTONI
purified material took loon before it Invade into every awful and oma.
mental article usually made In silver, possessing. as it does, the dame.
Wistic parity and •lumbaltev of dlreri, has called Into existence the de.
letortom etoopounds Anota Maw." Berlin Other," and other so
called substitute+. they are at beet hot food Imitations of the gement/
articles manufactured and sok' only by him.
Fiddle Threaded Rime.
Tablo Spoons and Forks, full sloe, per Pattern. Pattern. Pattern.
dozen 15‘ lei 0,1. 30. ed.
Dessert ditto and •Iltto. ditto ........ 10s. 011. 31.. Od. Od.
Tea ditto and diets, Ea 11.. Pd. 19. Ott.
y ditto ... .-- - . - 3n. 0. 10. PU, Ts. hI.
NICKEL EL .................... REAL NICKEL SILVF:It.
Introduced and ma& only by W ILLIAM S. RTON date RI ON
A.. 1 Hu itTON 1. when rioted by the patent process of Mo'..eo
Ell/lector, and Co.. Is beyond all comparison the eery bust article, rt.:at
to sterling silver. that can 1..0 employed as midi either usefully or oTee.
Mentally. In tar' lengthened amt there:wing popuLxltY of the innterial
Itself. and the hi,ib eharacter of the method of Plalle,r, the Peldie have
a guarantee that the artick, sold by W. S. Button land hy Mtn only ore,
IL, it naatrvls wear. Inimovstimbly superior to what ean bo supplied at
Ray other house. while by no peedble test can they he distinguished
from real else, little Thread. King's.
Tot Sissms. per down ..... . ISs. .. 32. .. 3,e.
lbs,ert Forks „
Ptssert Sissies ..• ....... 30s. ssis. UT,
Table Ports ~ TO.
Table Spoons 45. . 70. ..
Tea end coffee sets, Baited, .sandlostleks, Ac,. proportiooate prices.
All kinds of repl,ting dune by the patent promo.
Detailed int:U.ore. with engravings. as deli as of every ironmongery
Snide, sent per pot, free.
W ILL IA:t1 N BURTON'S (late RIPPON and RPRTON) Shook
of general Furnishing Ironmonger, is literally the larrest In the werbl,
and at no Lanssurioe can ho employed to give a correct talon of its variety
end extent. purchasers are Invited to call nod inspect IL-V. Olferl-
street (corner of Nowutanotrosti,and No. 1. Newman.strects &dotal/shed
In Web-street. Is2o.
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LONDON TEA URNS and TEA TRAYS.—
Th• litrally largest Meek of London.made TEA URNS,
warranted. from 355. mob, and Papier Macho Teti Tray*, from Rh per
est of three. as well mg of general Furnishing Ironmongery in the
world. is now MI rale at WILLIAM S. BERTON d dato Shawn and
Bartow, 39. Oxford Arent, corner of New "Met. and No. 1,
Newman street. Petalled catalogues, with engravings (pee poet), free.—
Established in Wells street. WM.

BEAUTIFUL TEETH.-ROWLAIVDS'
ODON TO, or PEARL DIINTIFRICE, o whlte powder, man
pounded of the eh dreg and lin,. recherche Ingredients of the Oriental
herbal. It eradicate. tartar fn. the teeth. remotes aped. of Incipient
decay, polish.. and prewrc. UN enamel. imparting the moet pure and
parl•like whiten... and yite., sweetness and perfume to the bmith.
&orvy is by it. meow eraslicat.l from the gums, and & healthy action
and radixes are Induce& so that the teeth ilf loisiei are thus rendered
fnn in their wicket, Mice ta al. per box.—Caution To pr teat the
public from fraud, tho proprietor,' nnoo and address., thug, "A.
ROWLAND and SON. Di, Ilationearden." are engraved on the go-
ven.ment stamp. which to affixed on each boa.—Sold by Mama, and by
chemist. and perfumers.
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COMPLETION OF VANITY FAIR.
This day fo puhinhod. price 25.. with nuintrou• lihntrationn on Steel end
Monti, Nm. XIX. end XX. (completing the Vi.rkl of
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ANI FY FAIR. By W. M. THACKERAY,
Author of " Mr. Perkin:. " The Snob Parrn- Ac., At.
•.• VANITY FAIR. complete In one volume. price Mn. hAndeeinalf
bound in clot'L roll ho tkuhlhhtnl wly in July.
London : Pubinhed at the Punch office. ss, Fleekotrect-

8 o'clock, a train of 42 carriages, of every description,
including waggons, omnibuses: carriages foe the re-
moval of furniture, and a variety of other vehicles
loaded with muskets, passed along the Boulevards en
route for Vincennes.

I find that in the best informed quarters the general
opinion prevails that the real chief of the late insur-
rection was Caussidiere. It is said that things were
not unknown to Louis Blanc, but that he shrunk
from any active share.
The evidence already obtained by the committee of
Inquiry as to insurrection goes to show that on the
day before the insurrection (on Thursday), during the
whole day, the chiefs of each of the principal sections
of the insurgents examined the places that each of
their sections was to occupy, and that those who
were to command received their instructions. The
organisation of sections and brigades was already
made, for it corresponded with that of the ateliers
nationaux, there were lieutenants, brigadiers, and
chiefs of detachments. Independently of those ar-
rangements the chiefs all met on Thursday evening,
to confer and encourage each other for the meeting of
the following day.
Important discoveries appear to have been
made yesterday by the magistrates on the
events of the insurrection. Documents of the
highest importance have been seized, which will
show from whence proceeded the money distributed,
and who were really the chiefs of the insurrection.
The committee has already heard numerous witnesses,
and collected a great quantity of documents. The
inquiry has for its object to ascertain what information
the executive commission had, or should have had, as
to a conspiracy that every one knew existed, and
what motives to neglect such measures or precautions
as were required for the public safety. The number
of troops of the line in Paris was only 10,000 on the
r 22nd Jane. There are now 60.000.

It is said that the Minister of War intends to form
three military camps; one upon the Plateau of Setup,
at Versailles, another upon the Champ de Mars,
and a third at St. Maur. These three camps would
be composed of four brigades, to be commanded by
Generals Dulao, Hequet, Ray, and General of Cavalry
Reybel. There will be also a commander-in-chief.
The announcement of the resignation of M. Carnot
as Minister of Public Instruction, has, I learn, been
premature ; it is, however, perfectly understood that
he will resign.
Yesterday, in pursuance of an order of General
Cavaigrac, a person whose identity could not be
ascertained on account of the secrecy observed, but
who is stated to have been attached to the person of
Louis Napoleon, was arrested and conveyed to the
Conciergerie.
The insurgents who were stationed in the Jardin
des Plantes have, it is said, killed and eaten during
tie three days the rare birds, and destroyed the
pheasantry ; even the small exotic birds have shared
the same fate.
Gen. Cavaignac intimated to the members of the
assembly, that if M. Ma• is was not elected president
he would resign.
M. Bureaux de Puzy is appointed Prefect of Police.
At the Morgue where the: bodies of all persons
found killed after the insurrection, and not imme-
diately claimed, are brought, there is daily a queue
severai undred yards in length, composed of persons
of both s xes, whose friends and relatives are missing,
and who s their t ^mains in that melancholy de-
pository:
The rigour usually attendant on a state of beige is
now considerably relaxed, and such of the trades-
people of Paris who are not bankrupts have re-opened
their shops and bureaux. A notice has been sent to
the theatres and places of public ..muserneat by the
police that they are authorised to re-open. The
theatres, however, show no intention of responding
to this.

MADRID, June 27.—Three per Cents., 2z cash; after Bolas, 22
cash ; 22i paper. Fire per cents., 13 cash; alter Balsa, 131. emit.
P•M11,172, 411 paper; after Bolen, 41 cash. t-tmltotta, Fi aub ; sank of
St. Ferdinand, 4 caqh ;78 piper. Estv.nt • at London, 90 day.,
41 :0 cash.

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