The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Ica-431:mm 6IIPPLIKD tar lITDIA. CHINA. andtb OOLO.
NUM sad detailed Mt ot the articles repaired for ••
purpose
dad appotalateat will be forwarded co applkation se above.

HYAM and 4o' .'s CLOTHING for BOYS,
se and 47.
The first listeldlehmata is the Kingdoms tar every description
at Bore wed Yoga Drew Soya* Csiokerbocker Suite, 16a. Id.
to Sra Hoyr Weelaetailor sad Osborne Buns, Ha dd. to 365.
Boys' Sten, Harrow, and Rugb Sults Wok to at. Hoyt Light
Cape Overcoat', its. 13d. to 51.. Brie Jackets for the season,
10a. Id. to 215. Hoyt Serviceable Sesta. la dd. to 7e. 4d. Boys'
Servieesbie Transom du Id. to 115. dd.

lIYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPAR.Tid:ENTS,
OS and VI, OXIONDATREZT.
No. 1. Oastlainen'a Clothing far immediate war. No S. Gen
tlacitan'aOrdar larpartniant. No. & Bort Clothing tor insmiedisio
anat. No. L and Youthie Older Department. No. 6.
Habit and Livery Department. No. 6. Nate and General Rosier).
No. 7 TriTeilling Clothing. Umbrella; Portmanteaus. Rugs, rte.
Provincial.
&nachos— rningham, 11, and 63, Now-otroat
Ueda. aft., Briggais.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —The greatest and
meet metal invention of the day. AOCA AV ARELLA.—
Marra. JOHN 006 NELL sad Co.. Three Ling-court, lambent-
street, London. perfumers to her itaissity, respectfally au to the
public this truly marvellous fluid. which gradually restores the 1 ,
hum= hair to Ito pristine hue—no matter at what age. The
Ague Alas/ells has none of the properties of dyes; it. on the
contrary, is benelleial to the system, end when the hair Is ones
restored one application per mouth will seep It hawks& colour.
Price gl is. per bottle, or In half bottles. 10a. td. John Gunnell
and Co. bars ben appointed perfumers to H.R. H. the Princess of
Wales. —JOHN
mpede, to 009 N ELL mod Co's CH— TOOl H PARTS ts
i any tooth powder.—To be had of all per.
rmallers. cheaddealt the manuiacicey, is. Three ILbm-eourt.
Lombernetrese.

VEBYBODY'S BUSINESS.

NEW BOY'S BOOK BY MR. PERCY & BT. JOHN.
MB day, mu 1 voL, price la,
pA lIL PEABODY.
By the Author of .. The Pallor Crueoe," &C.
Joint leaswell aad Oa, its, iisat-atreas.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY
rzsCREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE. of I ----------------------
ENGLAND (Limited). I IIEt3IGNS for RESIDENCES.—For VIEWS,
ter MONEY oo DIPOSIT.—This Company receives , .1-.1, PLANS. eta.,
.of H.ESIDE:NaIiS of
nvarlous sizf.s:_huLfferecat
=ZDO.IIO:SB.It, ill SUMS of Llot;iinfitrutc,
niut
ceinvitr. under- i
duct.d h. SeaYr.
Godwin.e F.E.S.
out ALT ma ris,ubittatt...ven
Altsurteen days' mace (I per cent. per .anoure. . MOAT( HORNING, price Id., or by post Id. tie Horton
Atone moatit's notice 62 per cent. per annum. Peto's Bosse appeared recently: the number for Friday next
For Sled periods of I will cootain View, Plan. and Section of Wilmot& Hoene. North
Bat Ins than 3 mouths and up to 6 I Devon' also Pepin on the Prevention of Strikes • the Archltee-
months 62 per cent. per annum. tare of the Jews: the Health Question at the Shelleeld Congress;
Beyond 6 months and up to 9 months 6 per cent. per annum. Important Statement as to the Oovernment Engineers in India :
Beyond 9 months end up to If months 3 per cent. per annum. and other Arnett*: together with all the fie" et the Week.
Berm 12 months and up ts 24 months per he per annum. Artistic, &With", and ConstructionaL—l, Yorkutreet, Covent-
,irss of application can bo Mtaia ot the Secretary, to i Serden : inteeretellee•
W communications must be addressed.
By order of the Coast, _ _---
ALFRED WWI. Secretary.
Nes. 17 and 18, Cornhill. London. Oct. 9,1806.

GALE'S PROTECTED GUNPOWDER
COI PAN Y (Limited;.
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that the APPLICATION LINT
kr Omni in this Company will be CLOSED on THURSDAY
nett. October the 19th.
DAVID YES,Seaetary (pro Ws.).
Tompoftry Offices, ISt Gresham House,
Oct /Sresti•street, Oct. 10, UM.

kECTACLES are ACTUALLY.?
NICESBLitY
HEN tie Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after media < : I
HEN the print blends, and the letters •appear :
is to he double :
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— l':
e e
"wimple 1
the candle is placed between the eyes
W the
and book : I
BEEN objecte must be held further off to be
seen more clearly : I
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a ,
needle.
The above are premonitory dos oldster Ingsight, sod Indicate
that as optician Mould be consulted without daisy. From Loan
sad extensive practice Hewn. Thcomui Harris and Fon are tally
competent to advise on all matters pertaining to the remedying
defective sight They skilfully adapt lenses. perfectly true, at
the requisite power, and likewise they judiciously select a spec-
tacle frame of the form meat becoming to the face. ?HO %Inn
HARMS and SON, optician to the Royal Family. opposite the
SLUM Museum gates, London (their only house).
established
ITBO. Caution—No travellers or aiLenta.

THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE FENCE
a. Me most ecirotitleally prepared sod swat
tin_ cordial seer Istroduced ; restores to their normal condition
ma, secretioes, on the integrity of which perfect health do-
lt les specific for debility of all kinds, sad from ita owe
moms other togredienta, 'eosins sad IduraPbste of irada.
prone highly beneficial to the nirrooa and dyspeptic.
Peke an per bottle, or four quantities in one for 2b. Sole
adobes. Ilessra Baumgarten sad Co., 520, Oaford-street.
W Elm Tenciturchetreat. LC., Leedom.

MEFORD'S FLUTD MAGNESIA.—The
ace profession for thirty years him spereved of this
PIM 'Antos of magne
fevery sia
kind es the beet remedy for gout sad da-
llied& disorders o sad es mild aperient It le eve-
for ledies and children. Prepared solety:z
arlyosastir and Co., Chemists, sta.. 171, New Bond.ea
155f50 and sold throughout the world by all respectable
dor do Czetios—heeDtaneford end Co. L on each
bents end red label over the oork.

Wl3ooTrd BILIOUS and LIVER. PILLS,
I 11Th Wisp ready. propiald without any
nouns* . now the recipe of Dr. aeon, be 4 t•••ldabt•
m aU Wile WM: mom bilious mid liver oomplaiato.
4104 stoma, giddiness, diulases at the eyes. 40. Tor habitual
setemsess, as a family aperient esedkise. and so a mutear of
las mood, they are truly smelfest lo thdr operettas sod
PEW to thy stomach. they da agretibk Pm".
MialaSthis ari
the shaky sermon systimtold byt=
DWmt asmiske, Witilaisolmet. ellasfardrosk amd 7 mast
boa U. lid. sad fla IL sere to ask ar Dr.
sad Liver 1111". The gesidos sot le • wrein
Ilastsle with ...Mem toiatiort" engraved es the stamp.

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laws one rise
on the report al klainra.
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(nest ova owe outaaseesmetrr.l
PARRS, MONDAT BYINTIEL
The first known political result of the King of
Portugal's visit to Biarritz is that his Majesty
has promised the Emperor to alter the colour of
the ribbon of his order of Christ so that there .can
no longer be any confusion between it and the
Legion of Honour. It is intended to add some
light tint to the Portuguese ribbon, so as to
establish a marked distinction between the two.
The red ribbon of the Legion of Honour being the
only decoration held in any estimation in Paris,
a good many pretenders are likely to be taken
down a peg by being forced to confess to their
friends that they have only a Portuguese cross,
which hitherto has been of very cheap and easy
attainment.
One palpable result of an unusual if not of a very
exciting character is also known of the Emperor's
interviews with M. de Bismarck, viz., the Emperor
has authorised the band of the 34th Prussian Re-
giment of infantry, not stationed at Rastadt, to
come to Paris in undo*, in order to play at a
concert for the benefit if a theatrical fund.
There are two lints'.n Molibre which strikingly
illustrate the power of the royal prerogative, under
the old regime, to overrule private judgment. A
critic before whom some poetry had been read thus
delivered himself :
A !mina qu'us ordre sepses du Rol se vienne,
Je soutisodrai toujours que ces were soot manuals.
(In the absence of an en;ries order of the King to the
contrary I shill always maintain that these verses an
bad.]
For the last day or two it was hoped
that the decision of the Emperor, when he
returned from Biarrita, which all the journals
announced, that there was no cholera in Paris of
any consequence, would be found conclusive, and
certainly if high prerogative doctrines could be
iap-
proved of at all in this century, it would be in such
a case. But unfortunately facts will not bend to
the judgment formed at St. Cloud on the strength
THIS LATE COLLISION ON THE ORES/ NOETHEILN of official reports. The cholera, which, according to
Ban.war.—Yesterday Mr. W. Carter, the csrooer for former experience, should disappear when the
Surrey, resumed an inquiry at the Duke of Devonahire I weather becomes cooler, will not go away. Although
Tavern Balboni, reeptetieg the death of MM. Mary
You cg, wife of a florist residing in the neighbourhood, accurate returns are unwisely denied to the public,
who died from the effects of injuries mandated in • oollaion 1 there can be no doubt that the disease is rather on
at the Colliery Hatch station of then
Greet Noithens Rail-
way. Tin proosedises occupied the whale day, and • tarp , the increase than otherwise. It is not very vire-
amonst of evidence was received, but the following Dana. lent, but it spreads every day to districts not pre-
ties will be found to contain the main facts. On the shee-
n of the 30th of August the deceased was returning to viously attacked, and medical men are seen in a
Loudon from Nottingham by an excursion train, which was bustle, and tell you that they arc called to visit
stated to be in charge of the Midland Railway Company.
The train stopped at Hitchin for • short time, and then cholera paueu
went on and passed Barest, sad came in collisioe with some The Union Medico& has the subjoined :
coal trucks which were brain shunted at the Colney Hatch We have to note a considerable diminution of miss and
station. Mho deceased sustained some serious iniu deaths from cholera Is the original metres of the epidemic,
to her lag, sad was removed to her own residence at -
ham, sad after a months suffering died on the lei ef Oct, that is to my, in the 17th and 18th armsdimemeate. In
ber from labs effects of the injury which she bad met in the the former particularly, in that part of the Batignolles
collision. It appeared that the cosi trek stopped at the I which extends towards Clieby and St. °nen, the
Gassy Hatch mattes at 23 minutes past seven o'clock to malady tries off but few victims. On the other
shunt a cattle truck. The signalman hoisted the danger
signal, both at the station and at the distance ingnal, the hand its influence is felt more perosptllily in the metiers
latter being 200 yards from the station. The @busting of arroodinsomet• The Hospital St. Antoine has received
the truck cram pied three minutes, and the coal train was , many pities% coming from the (=home of that name and
about re-starting when it was discovered that the bar of one • the nektihowtes quarters, Th. Heepital St. Eugenie, ay
of the trucks bad broke, audit was necessary to shunt the I -
teals again. The signalman at Barnet had been tel phed ; Pmixtatea to °ltildte°, has hitherto had but few Meet
to that theline was blocked at Colney Hatch,and to pat the 1 The 13th arnedimement (Montrone), his up to this day
danger signal on,so sato stop theapproschingtraln totoodere. enjoyed immtreity. A very few eons have appeared in the
In the mum of six or seven minutes miter the coal train bad , arroodiseatneal of Sonars ; dim are more numerous at St.
been first brought up at Colon' Hatch, the Midland exam- i Donis. In the omen of Paris, tho petieote totoieed is the
sion came up and no into the coal trucks, which had not
all been *bunted. The coroner, in summing up, left the is"aOltal° do sot e°lB° from say special quartsr. The
jury to eay
whether the sogine.driver had been guilty of Hotel Dien contains the greatest number. The worst
such an amount of neeligence in the way be perfortned his days were Monday, Turoday, and Wednesday last. Os
duty as would make him criminally responsible for the death Thesreday there was se itsprovemmt%
of the deceased. If they should be of opinion that he bad
exercised ordinerycan and skill in the discharge of his ditties, was a marked tendency to abatement. As to what takes
sad on Friday then
they
thewold exonerate him from blame ; bat if, on the other ; place outekle the hospitals, our data are very vague, and is
band, hy should come to the conclusion that be bad 1 the absence of ofiltrial figures which are eel communicated
shown such a want of care and enemies as would amount to by the edmisietraticre, we can only mate coojectures. Gael
culpable negligence, thee it would be their duty to nod the i .„ pp:Mete" eee fi nu the eel ekw which we hi" We" ee.
case before another tribunal. The jury, after some email. I _ ,
tatioe, remised a verdict of " Accidental death," imputing I Pnemon, that the MIMS sliiiimisie is not propagated with
se blame le the driver. the fatal explasioss of 1832 mid 1849, but presents more
Tux SHIP BRITISH Quzzw.—Yesterdy morning 11 analogy with tie malady of 1853-54, which was charm-
the steam tug Height Templar arrived ie the Mersey, tensed by the slowness of its attacks.
hiving in tow *be ship British Queen. This vessel, it ap. 1 The curd of Bougival, who gave extreme unction
pears, left Glasgow with a cargo of iron for Quebec'
several weeks ranee, but she enoountend such severe Ito Mrs. Trelawney, Countess de Beauregard (for-
merly Miss Howard), and obtained her conversion
weather that she never succeeded in setting far beyond
in eztraitis to the catholic
the Irish coast. The severity of the weather aed the con. faith, has been appointed
Canons straining of the ship canned the vowel to leak so
badly that the captain at last determined to bear up for bighop of Oran (Algeria). He has gone to Rome to
the harbour of Quesostown, where he arrived • few days ~,e himself right
w. , Pope
._
uomi.
since in a rathee crippled coeditioe, and from whiten elm . P" an the r on this
was towed round to Liverpool. As showing the severity nation.
of the weather at the time tbe British Queen hots on h't The Bourse was extremely heavy. Rents fell
Queondowe she had been 42 days at see.
A Tnutratcar. AnvxaTASZlOMT.—Tbire are few rTie- for coal and 10c. for account, closing at
muskies lobeorme Golioutei) where the adminietrative 67fr. 70c. in each case. Mobilier felll2fr. 500.,
tatership over the press is exercised with more blushing I anti Comptoir d'Esoompte, 5f r. Mexican fell i.
solicitude than in tie Deign of Hessen. The
es of the t
Middle Rhine, appeariag at Wieabadeg, has just published I
a notice in which it declares that it will in future abstain
from pub articles et theatrical criticism, se the ankh*.
ratios have
Wremec to It a omen reprimand, bed wee
emeseekoe acanint eta paragraph in which it ellowed.itwell
to initiates as mums of the Court Thais*.

Twenty-sre getre are aid to be nisder arrest
Si Vielgebees,dl oft b aitbar seeltreetteg ae Idning
thole knew data ese Tart paper.
Neely 500 poet-ottices bays been re-opevoi
the Seetbere lass Nay feat.—Nese Yore Tribune.