The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-04 00:00:00

LONDON. MONDAY.' ,EVENING, .'AUGUST 4, 062.

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19L. l'lmatedmat. our Tempinit
SAWYER'S ?AUDIT! IDNDON jar. TES DAY,
August 4. will conalbt of—

Queue de lio;i1=-4 Is JUllenue.
POINION.
Ruuseteirltslleaue—lllerlaas
=TIMES.
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Catelettes de Mouton sanee7oni— ate—Pidita Nas de Volatile.

ate.
Yew—wear.

Pouding de Call;bet—Bgeneta d'Orsage.

Frames et Ealade.

TO-MORROW, Ansel 6, the LONDON DlNial will
consist of

• 701•10121.
A 4 Mine—i U BrunoW.
PONSON.
Ammon mum Homard—Mes Bleed
Bleuquettes de Vesu i Is Supreme—Compote de Pigeon.
Mouton Batllli —Baal MA

Pouding lla

de Genes.

Protons at &Wit

An extensive sad orrefallyasisoted siodt or Rhenish, Moog*
and other Wlar, intpurtsd axpreogr for TOD London Dinner.

All Fish hi mace, daily.

A dna fistula of Venison every day, at 2 o'clock.

N.B. Daring the Exhibition newton The London Dinner will be
served dilly from two anal nine o'clock, and Dinners in the
Coffee Uwe Ilia carte tam one until ten detect.

Open on lisodays at tour o'clock.
PILIDZILICY BAWYSIt, Proprietor.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW.
(TUIBDAY).—ONIt RHILLING.—Opea from Nine In the
mean un late la the evening.

ODD FELLOWS GREAT FETE.—TO-
1101110W.—Ususual combination of aticactiona

ALL the GREAT FOUNTAINS TO-MORROW,
N Tarte.

BLONDIN OVER the FOUNTAINS
TO-MORROW, at Four.

BLONDIN will WHEEL an ODD FELLOW
over the HIGH ROPE TOMORROW.

910178 LES GRANDEE FAUX A TROIS
MUM et ELONDIN iQUATEE HEITILIB DEILLIN.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of LITTLE
COWELL!. whose swaying performance at the LONDON
PAVILION has proved a swans beyond all precedent. The
house Is crowded nightly, and the thousands who bare
her cypress the mod profound admiration, and are wrapt f:',7dwtoen-
der at the extraordinary talent evinced In an artiste of sti
youthful years. She will appear every evening. The general en-
tertainmcetts Interspersed with such novelties as cannot tall to
delight. Operatic selections are performed nightly, and the corn-
bine.l talent of Sam 00111 as In his humorous Irish melodies add
to render the programme unequalled In attraction.

ONDON PAVILION. IMPORTANT
_II A NOTICH—RE•ENGAGEMEXTot MIAs CONSTANCX and
Madame 14001151.—Loacke hrlllon, Tichborne•gtreet.
fLOHIL and hONNHAMMIEL, Propel/ton.

AD. VALENTIN, Wins and Spirit Merchant,
133, Oxford-street, purveyor of wines to the French de-
partment at the fntertationelphlhipon.

The Inimeaae purehaers made of the best vintages enable Y.
Valentin to supply these wines, so highly approved ef, at the
following
lei. quoteAtm:—
BX
MACON-EA,
DJOLAUL l$& es. per doom
BORDIPAU 1111. l „
C•RAVIIII, INS Ws-
RAW" WM Ws. „
DitATIN IWO
OLD COGE, NAC BUNDY ILL „
Warranted pare French Winsa.
A hall List of Prices forwarded on application.

HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS.
anodes garments of the NEW COATINGS us now
ready for inspection TM trouswinp are of p►tterns and tex-
tures not to be excelled. A select stock of walking, lounging.
Andover coals always on hood at HAMILTON and KIMPTONI,
laS, Strand. opposite lasies-hall.

UR. MIMS' (ALFRED WEBB MLLES)
LT.E. NEW SPUR° AND SOMME STOCK
Gar the Work Mauled Scotch
ANGOLA Ida TROUSERS.
Is wow rapists and ready for I
floss Trousers went marinated hiNeef 1167.
11114.
Maws only address ts 73, MOOR-% fitxh"r, HA NOVINAIQUA RE
sad who is not connected with any person imitating said adrer
Using in his nouns.
lISTABLEMILD 11 h EIBILUART.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
E. MOSEB and SON'S celebrated INDISPENsABLE SUIT,
which is adapted equally for walking, riding. travelling, business,
or the sea-chic, will be found the most comfortable dress foe •
vidt to the International Exhibition, price from 30e. to 70e.
Summer Clothing of every description, ready-rode, or aside to
measure for all claws and all ages.
E. MOSES and SON, Ready-made and Bespoke Teflon, Habit
Makers, Woollen Drapers, Hasten, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe
Makers, and General Outfitters.
London Houses :
City Establishment,
166, 165, 156, 157, Misorke 85, 86. 85, Bd. 87, 88, 80, Aldgel•
Oxford-street Branch,
606, 607, 508, New Oxford-street: 1. 2, IL Hart-street.
Totteokaas-courFroad Branch,
157. 138, l'otteuluon-court-piad 283, Easton-road.
Country Establishments:
Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire.
All articles are marked In plain figures the lowest possible
Flees, in... which co abatement can ho male.

Any article Lt4yriOvedOfwill by exchanged, or the matey
returned.

Lists ofpricen with rulse for self-measurement, and pattern;
poet tree.
E. MOS and RON% 11StablIshmente are closed every Friday
evening at sunset till &tardy to ening at sunset, when business
in rammed until it o'clock.
E. MAW mad 802111 Pamphlet for the present season, with
French and German translations, end containing some Interest-
in
had pot
infonnetlo
and
post ave.n concerning the " luterthtional Exhibition," may
thy

TELKOBAPHIC ENTILLIGANCE.

(=Mies elLyinums.)
AGITATION IN ITALY.

PROCLAMATION BY TN ICING.
TURIN, AMON! 3, AFTERNOON.
The Kim has issued the following proolems-
tion :

MT. PIMPLE'

__—
"At the time when Europe is rendering
homage to the wisdom of the nation, it is
painful to see young people, carried away by illu-
sions, sod forgetful of the duty of gratitude due
to our bent allies, make of the name of Rome, that
name whieh is the desire of all, the signal for war.
When the hoar for the accomplishment of the
enterprise shall arrive, the voice of the King will
make itself heard. Every other summons is that
of rebellion and of civil war. The responsibility
and the Ogeur of the law will fall upon those who
will not nto my words. I *hall know bow to
preserve Ike dignity of the crown sod of port/Jun(ok
in order have the rigit of demanding from the
whole o(Zurope justice far Italy."

PROCLAMATION OF GARIBALDL
TURIN, Arouse 3.
The tett proclamation has been issued by
Garibal da Bbis Fiensid :
4. "Yo comrades, the holy cause of our country
units; *de to-day. Without asking where we',
are go' with smiles upon your lips, you hare
hasten hither. to tight against arrogant forsigel
rulers. ask only of Providence to preserve me
I) your denim. I can. promise. nothing but toils
and les, but confidently rely upon your tell-
denial ; well do I know you, oh ! mutilated remnant
of glori • bailissa'At is uunecessary to ask //Toe
bravery the figkt but I must ask you to pre-
serve diseiplioe, out which no army n exist.
tie
ca
The Hoeßns by discipline were enabled to be-
come thp masters pt the world. Strive to gain the
affections of the people, as you knew how to do in
sle 1860, well as the esteem of our valiant army,
in orde bring about the unity of the work,.
Upon occasion, also, the brave Sicilian. will-Po
the forltrenters of the greet dedihrias to which titie
countryis called. '!Gsliastrif."
TURIN, Ammar 3, Ituntixo.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor
Ferrari requested explanations from the ministry
with Semi laths proclamation issued by the King.
Signor Rattsazi replied that ths• mealtimes' was
ocessispind by the enronnenta of volunteers, and the
false Mosta which had been Circulated that the
goverrpnent was secretly in favour of them. It
was isite that the misnnderntanding should
ceasee'" He loped that Garibaldi, knowing the firm
will o*be King, would submit to his wishes, and
that s*iwil war would.be avoided. (Applause.)
The Chamber, after a short discussion, expressed
its approval of the noble and firm words of the
1 King, and passed to the order of the day.

NAPLES, Ammar 2, Emma.
Garibaldi has left for Bois rienszi, in the pro-
vince of Corleone, in Sicily.
The following proclamation has been issued by
the provisional Prefect of Palermo :—" Fermenta-
tion has agitated the public mind for some time
past. A report has been spread that the govern-
ment does not disapprove the events which have
occurred. Respect far the laws has alone prevented
its opposing them by force. Now, however, that
the meetings, by taking up arms, have assumed a
military character, they are forbidden by the laws
of the government. Citizens are warned to be-
ware of this. Let those who have yielded to de-
lusion return to their homes. The government
cannot renounce its mission, cannot permit any
name, larew•wor dear so the cannery, to usurp the
prerogatives of Victor Emmanuel, the King chosen
by the nation."

TURIN, Ammer 2.
The Monarehia Nationale of to-day toys that the
cause of Colonel Aoarbi's arrest was his connexion
with clandestine enrolments. Tho same journal
announces that the young men prevented from
landing at Naples will not be permitted to disem-
bark at Palermo, on account of the precautionary
measures taken by the government.
In the Senate to-day Signor Rattazzi, in reply to
explanations requested by Signor Oldofredi, said
that the government had made every effort to pro-
vent the enrolment of volunteers. As regarded the
expeditions which had been the object of public
comment for several days, the government was de-
termined to prevent their departure, and had taken
the necessary steps for that purpose.

The French have re-occupied the positions upon
the Roman frontiers which they had recently
evacuated.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, AUOUST 2, Emma.
The aignature of the treaties with France,
parapbed upon the 29th Mardi, took place to-day at
the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
The send-official Neee Preessaische (Stern) 7.eitwolg
of this evening says Several papers speak of a
want of harmony in the ministry with regard to the
treatment of important questions shortly to be
considered. We are able, however, to declare that
these statements are entirely devoid of foundation.
The government of the King is determined to act
upon the military questions, as upon all political
subjects, in perfect and entire concord.

BERLIN, Amon S.
The Prassian Ambassador at Constantinople has
been instructed to bring about, if possible, the con-
clusion of au armistice in Montenegro.