The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

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Wet nb on the 97th October, All cargo engaged by thte wand
,stigside and cleared not later than lb. 26th hut. —For
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URI DUE and Co., 66, parliament-street..; Or
oo7iCa A. HERRING and Co., No. 9, Onsceehurch-street.

METROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL,
Edgware road, open at 7. listillant SUCC4IIII of the new
Orand IWlit. pronou, owl by the press to be the moat artistic
display ever witnessed to a musk-hall Comic staff as usual
(perfectioo). Bet:gars' Open, by the operatic company. Con-
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THE OXFORD.—A NEW CANTATA by
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and SECT!-911, by J. Offenbach, by the whole of the operinc
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The it moirarlan brothers and sister, trinity, aUI hare the homoto
of introdmcing their national entertainment, the Bridged Beatal.
in which the Ingots Tory end Mora Gunnies will appear: sod
other novelties.-TES EVENING.

BLAcKWALL LLNKof PACKETS.—For MEL-
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0. H. THOMAS, elegant, cbszactosistio, and faithful, Uthographed
by Mr each YINTIR. Artist's proof on India paper, 18 by t 6,
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17 by It, 2s. eh.. each. Prepaid oaken from the country should
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tgooviNien•
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TEE COFFEE, COCOA, COTTON, and
GENERAL PRODUCE FItELHOLD ESTATES COMPANY
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Capital 000,000, In 'lO,OOO alarm of £OO each.
Nutmeg.
Mr ARTHUR RV IF,OLD, Bart Chalrnian,.
James Lae aon, (DirectorR 2 Billlteroquare, London.
IL H. Fox, }N. of the Peterborough, Wiabeach, and
Salton Railway,.
Martin Tapp. r Hood, Do. late Britiah Consul at St. Domgo,.
Colonel Jameson .Director of the Indian Ten Company ofin Dar-

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The objects of the Company are to pnrchaae Urals, or Interest
In lards, m Veueruels, kr the purpose of reselling, or for the
cultivation of coffee. cocci. cotton. Indian corn, tobacco, /Cc.
The Company have already contracted to purchase two estates,
containing together an estimated quantity of about 100,000 acres,
In the provinces of Barutusimeto and Cara/mho, which will lie
omtiguon.l to either one or the other of the above lines al rail-
way, and sit' ate about ta oho miles from the important town
of St. Felipe ; b race it le clear that, with the additional adwin-
We of proper Implements, machinery, and capit I. not only to
cultivate but also to export the produce, the undertaking offers
a source of wealth and prolt rarely to be met with.
In calematiog the pivots likely to arise from the ro-sale of
any of the estates, there can be but little question, considering
the nominal price at which ilia are now purchased, that when
producey in progress are available tor the transit of the
in place ..f the mule tracks at present used, that the
properties will he enhanced in value many hundreds p- r cent.,
and will, therefore, give immense returns on the capital in-
meted.
The Company Is all registered, with limited liability.
The vendor guarantees 12; per cent. to the shareholders for
three years on any sum a hick ilcia he paid to him in cash for
the purchase.
Detailed prospectuses, with full reports from high authorities
mto the value of the properties, can be had by applying to the
Secretary at the Offices LA the Company.

EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

MUSIC.

NEW ROYALTY THEATRE.
This pretty little theatre is coming into consider-
able repute for its lively and pleasant musical entertainment&
Mr. G. B. Allen's clever and successful Castle Grim bus
been succeeded by another piece of a similes description ;
• comic opera in two acts, called Felix, or The festival of
Roars. written by Mr. John Oxenford, and composed by
M.
Meyer Luta. It is an agreeable trifle—one of those bits of
badinage for which the Parisian stage, musical and non.
musical, is so distinguished. The plot is ingenious, and
treated by Mr. Oxenford with a vivacity truly French ; but
l it is of too slight • texture to bear • prosaic dawriptioa.
The two young ladies are personsted by Miss Susan and
Miss Hinrichs Galion, both of whom have great talent. The
country girl, Jeannette, is acted by Miss Fanny Reeves •ith a
Isprightliness truly French, while her An& rich contralto
voice gives charming offset to the musk of her part. Mr,
I Elliot Galer performs tho part of Count Felix, one of the
mystified lovers, with great spirit, and kings excellently ;
and Mr. Bentley is very amusing in the part of Jean-
nette's rustic lover. Altogether the piece is an attractive
entertainment, and will no doubt he successful—though it
would be more buccessful still if free use were made of the

COFFEE, COCOA, COTTON, and GENERAL
ruuLUCE YR t.t. ESTATES COMPANY el
VEN i./.1.-ELA ;Liman')
NOTICE.—NO APPLIcATIONS will lb RECEIVED AFTER,
SATURDAY next, for Lei.d,,n, and TUESDAY, the 3.11, for the
country.-14 order, J. H. bREEFIT, Secretary.

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of
•1.) Limited).
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Capital fl,ooo,tao, in 200,000 shares of .L2O each.
Capitol subscribed, 100,C00 sham ',first issue', .£2,0.'0,000.
paid up tl.ereon £5 per Sharon 5'..500,t00.
Reserve fund, £200,000.
Dividend reserve fund, £70.000.
I•ILECTuR9.
TLe ll'ght lion. JA:11•,:9 S IT ART WORTLET, Governor.
JAMES LEV ILK, Lit., Merchant, King's Aiwa-I Depute
yard,
JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Esq., London, 00veruori.
James CIAO!, Esq., Isind'ci.
William bent, stn., Egg , Obalrman of the Thames and }terse),
Marine Ito., rsnce G nipany (Limped!.
Megan& r Dunbar, Esq., Old Broadditireet, London.
Charles Ell 4, Esti., Lloyd C.
Adolphe Llokini, Corultill, London.
Wiliam Harrison. Esq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and llcean),
Director ml the Thnnies and Mersey Insurance Company.
P.lebard stusrt Lane. E.m., London.
Charles E. ~.wlom, Ea.' , London.
Benry Pow mill, Esq., J.l'., Russell-square. London.
Joseph Ma. krill smi h, Evt. ,Mesars. Mackrill Smith and Co.),
Old Broad-street,
Edward Warner, 1;6. 11. P., London.
James It 11 P.
Albert Uraut, Esq., M.P., Managing Director.
The Agra and 11astormsn's hank illmiterP.
}legal,. Sold' i, Payne. awl Smiths.
The National Lank, Lonii..n, Dublin, and Its Branches In IrelaniL
BOLlerit Ls—Messrs .e w lion, Evans. and Co., S wholes-Lute, L.C.
Si .CRET 114 Alfred Lowe, laq.
Ottlces, 17 and In, Conihill. London.

pruning.

FUNERAL OF Mit. VLNCENT WALLACE.
This eminent and lamented musician was interred
yesterday in the cemetery of liensal-green. The mournful
ceremony was attended by a considerable assemblage of his
relatives. and Mends, sad of distinguished individuals
belonging to and connected with the musical profession.
Among those present we observed Professor Steiodale
Bennett, Mr. Benedict, Mr. G. Macfarren, Mr.
Henry Smart, Mr. Frederic Lableche, Signor Ferrari,
Mr. Weiss, M. Lemmens, Mr. Wood, Mr. T. Chappell, and
other persons of note in our musical world. The presence
of Mr. Wallace's two orphan sons, fine boys of twelve or
thirteen, created much interest; and a feeling of deep sor-
row for the untimely loss of one so highly gifted as an
artist, and so much beloved as aMan. Mr. Wallace died at
the age of fifty-one. He bad for many months bees in au
infirm state of health while resident in Paris, and had been
advised by hie physicians to seek for reetoration from the
mild air of the south ; but the remedy proved ineffectual,
and he expired at the Chateau a Began in the PyrentWe..
Mr. Wellaoe's musical career is well known. lie was a
musician of asture's making, and hie rare gifts of genies
and intellect were cultivated by a complete artistic educa-
tion. Among his qualities, the versatility of his talc,
was perhaps the most remarkable. He shoes iu every
branch of Lis art. He was uoe of the most secompliste I
1 pianists of his day, and one of the most masterly writers
SPECTACLES are ACTUALLY i
for that iestrument. His attaionteute ors the violin were little
NECE-SARY
WHENthe Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued inferior; and, as a violinist as well as • pianist, he would
after readin • ; have reached the highest rank had not hie attention keen
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear latterly engroised by the pursuit of dramatic compositioo.
to le double ; ' In this department of his art his fame is world-wide, and
WHEN inure light than formerly is requisite—'l his five operas—dfaritana. Matilda of Hungary, Liu line,
per example :
WHENthe candle is placed between the eyes . Lore's Triumph, and the ])curt Flower-have given him a
mid the book ; . pleas iu the annals of English music which he will bold for
WHEN objects must be held further off to be generations to come. He was a native of Ireland, and
tie. ii more dearly : ' ehOtred, in his life, someof the beet traits of the Irish elm-
WBEN much difficulty is found in threading a ' rector. He was frank, manly, generous, kind, and (deadly ;
needle. I
The above are premonitory signs of decaying sight, and indicate ' qualiti" which gained the retard arid affection of all who
that al, optician should i.e consulted without delay. From long knew him.
end extensive practice 31.-ara. Thoroaa Harris mid Hon are folly j
oomprteut to adi ire on 1.11 instters pertaining to the remelying . „
defective Field. they sailing, adapt lenses. perfectly true, of . IiaLLEILY OF ILLUSTRATION.—The clever musical
the requi-its power, and likewise they judiciously select a spec. eTairtaiomont which is offered under the name of " Opera
fade frame of the form most becoming to tae Lice. Tlloll AS
HARRIS anal SON, opticians to the Royal Family. oppo,ite the di Camera" continues to prosper. Mr. Reed, by the dia.
British Mioeuro gates. London (their ouly house. vslabilithed cerement of his operatic selections, is able to run his pieces
1790. Caution -No travellers or agents as if they were sensation drama.. After a very long career,
Ir/BE IN VIGORATiVE NERVINE ESSENCE Miss Gabriel's " Widow Bewitched" is about to be
fromwith-
JL The most scientifically prepared and most powerful until- • drawn, a proceeding not at all compulsory, judging
the cordial over MCl...need ; reetores to their normal condition
all the were loon, on the bdegrity of which perfect health die the applause bestowed upon it and the number of its
ponds. It I, a specific for debility of all kinds, used from its con- 'patrons. Novelty, however, appears to be imperative ; so
bthing, ""'" other mgr clients. PePtineand PbeiTi'"e iii w'&, ' it is to be succeeded by a new work, taken from one of
will prove highly beneficial to the nervous nod dyspeptic. ,
Price Ba. per bottle, or four quantities to one fur Zia. Sole • Sheridau's pieces by Mr. Fiulayson, and compoeed by 11..
Agents, lile-ara. tatanuarten and Co., 620, Oxford-streak W.C.. i HuomisL
end 13116. F. lichliro.44reet, KC., Leedom A soirjo in celebration of the opening of the
Garforth (Yorkshire) Working Men's Club and Institute was
beide') Friday night. The building, which is a neat and sub-
staotisl structure, situated at Moor Oarforth. has born
erected by Mr. F. C. T. Garicoigne, president of the club ;
the chair was occupied by Mr. W. S. ATKINSON, vice-pre-
silent of the institute. Ammigat those present were Lord
Houghton, Lord F. Cevendish, M.P.. Dr. Atlay (eic ir of
Leeds), Mr. G. Lane Fox, Mr. Darntou Lupton, the Rev.
' Jacob Morton. Art.
DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, THE PATTERN MAKERS' STRlSL—Yeatentay
Mir a sever tailing remedy. prepared without any mercnrtal , mor
ingredient, from the recipe of Br. Scott. will he found invaluable _ _ning, cousequest on the refusal of the master engineers
to all she
suffer from dusts end Over complaints, tiagvaion. generally to advance the weasel of the journeymen pattern
bd. Warns, giddiness, thulosee cd the eye*, die. For habitual makers tid. per dry, about 300 men struck work, and were
costiveness, as • family excellent multi:Me, and aa a partner of placed by the committee upon the strike fund. It was re-
the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in their °per/Aron sod parted to the enormittrie, that in several Meteor:es the
grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote dinettes. *am in the employ of the various gnashed been requested
end atrenythen the whole nervous system-Sold by W. lale.
beet, chemist, 8, ging Williamatmet, awing-cross, end by mean to undertake the pattern work, bat in nearly every case the
draggises, ii, land. is ltd. sod u. ipa. B. ..e., so ask for p, joins(' had declined, and io some of the shops had been
'cows bup.us and Liver Pins. The genuine are in a smare grime discharged for so refusing. The men thus discharged will
Incases elm "William lambert' aggrieved on the stamp. •km supported from the funds of their owe society. About
150 men are receiving the advert*" requested, and of course
10ZEAU'S COPAHINE IdECIE, the only reseals at work. Some firms gave way in the course of
V French preparatien adopted by the Parts Academy and yesterday, amongst whom were Messrs. Shea and Mason,
Loudon college of Surgc,na, on the report of Hears. Ctilltrier, the tire.eiteine makers Warman and Elliott, Leighton' and
Mont, Lloyd, Poland, awl Legros Cleric (Lancet, Nov. 6. 1901. Galore. Amongst the large firms where the men Sr. on
mires in en average of a a days either recent or ehronic.-4a 64., .. .._ Amongst the . ,..i.....1i lion Work,.
"0. J°74.-AU.S. french chemist, 49, Haymarket. Yost free on strum are the Marne* won ores, the st u
tecelpi of is. 6d. the Esith Irae. Wegh. Easters sad Atase's, &c.

FOREIGN WINES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian
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