The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-11 00:00:00

♦ llns Hann& of Venire Ivory day, at 9 o'clock.

N.B. During the Exhibit on SF-.-r<moon The London Dinner will be
served daily from two uum ulna &clock, and Dimness In the
Coffee Roan I la carte fres CCM until ton o'clock.
Open op Spider it four oick.ck.
NIEDZBICIL BAWYFII, Progiristrr.

CRYSTAL PAI.AOB.-TO-MORROW.
ALL THZ GMAT 11,917NTAML Oos PAM&

CRYSTAL PALACE. —The GREAT, FOUR-
N._./ TAOS, T040.118.0W, at FOOS, will conflates the fol-
lowing:
me Six Fountain oa the II par TIMM.
TT
Two'rrtnoe of Wales Fountains.
The Urge Central &stet Fountain.
• The Two Ortoefal Water Manisa
The Nortpikalst Tama Fountain,.
The Ss Bolling Fountain.
TIN, Growl Clucedee and Waterfalls.

• •
The Donning Fountains.
And the whois of -tae vatted and beaatifuDy designed Foun-
tains and Caseadai d thafireat Luber BIM), Which aloe cover
a whew of are sere; nualsseing twelve thousand. Jots, did
chaWns twenty thousand idioms of wake per minute, in-
cludloglea Grandes Lax, which attain the attitude of Its feet.
-•

LITT= MANUAL continues to gain the most
flagsang marks of public approval, all who have witnessed
her having 'upraised themselves not leap adon4bed at *
the Im-
mature of the performance than the artistic manner
in which is rendered. ghe must be seen to be appreciated.
In addition to the appearance of Little Coral, the entertain-
ments at the LONDON PAVILION comet be equalled in the
metropolis.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Miss CONSTANCE,
the Star of the Wet, bee been RI-ENOAOID, sod will ap-
pear, together with Madame LOSENINI, ow MONDAY the lath
Mot. Sam Collins even Dresing.—LONDON PAVILION, Mob-
borne-atrett, LOW, ant SONNBAIDLIMS Proprietors.

FURNITURE CARRIAGE IPREE,
to say Part of the Lingdom.
Drawing-room Suttee In Velvet £ls e 0
Thewtng-rocen Sultan, complete 36 0 0
Illednammen Wink complete SS 0 0
Bed-room Seßea. complete
Ws:vented First-clam
P. and 8. RRY7IIB,
144, OXFORDSTRRET, sad 91 to 96, CITY-ROAD.
Madmen' Catalogue gratis and post tree on application.

"IatICELLISTE BIiOUTERIE COURANTE.
.14 YODELER SPECIALLY kse TABRIGITIV—WATHEE.
ETON and BROODEN, having been honoured with a First-clam
Medal at the Paris Universal aecompeaded by the
above nattering testimonial, reepeettully invite Has public to en
tom!their GOLD CHAINS and extensive asecatmeat
, made cm the
WATHERSTON and BROODY Graoilrl .smitha Itaantactory, No.
16, Henrletta-street, Coveardea, W.C. Established A.D.17/6.
Assays made at Maine and Jeweller for ls. each. W.B. rids
establishment la closed at 6 In the evening, and cm Saturdays at
1 o'clock.

THE INTERNATIONAL EXILIBMON.

On Saturday the interior of the Exhibition was
pleasant and cool, Messrs. Negretti and Zambra's
unerring record telling of a temperature of 63, or
thereabout, sensibly very different from what we
are told is actually roasting the grapes on the vines
in France, and killing the plants. We hope a more
moderate temperature will intervene in the wine
countries, and. that we may have a bountiful sup-
ply of these light, Meshing, and comparatively
harmless beverages, of which Mr. Gladstone's tariff
permits the entry, and several of our merchants
are endeavouring to push the consumption. M.
Valentin, one of the wins merchants who caters for
the Exhibition, is making praiseworthy exertions in
this direction. Eie has, in the large third-class
refreshmentaoom At the end of the eastern
annexe—and which, we may mention by the
way, is tho largest, pleasantest, and coolest
eating or drinking room in the whole
building—opened what be calls a vinery, being a
capacious bar tastefully decorated with trellis work,
with a brilliant French landscape for background,
and in the foreground, as the painters would say,
are ranged a goodly row of wine casks, containing
every variety of the red wine of the Bordelals.
Vinous critics can have a "tasting order" for a
very moderate fee, and in the wine district itself
will be served by a " neat-handed Phillis," clad in
the picturesque costume of the wine country. A
great deal has been done in the Exhibition towards
familiarising the cheap wholesome French wines to
the English palate, and K Valentin has been one
of the most zealous promoters of the new taste.
The London Stereoscopic Company are busy
amongst the statuary, which is found to produce the
finest effects in their novel and beautiful art. The
have already been very successful with the chefs
d'auvre of Monti, Gibson, and Magin, and o y
await the permission of the artists to bring the
"Cleopatra" and " Sibyl " of Storey, and other
sculptural gems of the Exhibition, within the focus
of the stereoscopic lens. We think that the artists
would be much benefited by the greater publicity
thus given to their works ; but as the Stereoscopic
Company would also derive great advantage by the
sale of such attractive objects, perhaps some mutual
arrangement might be made satisfactory to both
parties. Diverging from art considerations to
creature comforts, we must confess that it is with
some regret we learn that the police have orders to
restrict the entry of carpet-bags and baskets into
the building. This order is obviously levelled at
the " nosebags" which are the horror of refresh-
ment contractors, but are often a great comfort to
the poorer class of visitors. We hope that as the
police are ordered to stop only " large " baskets
and bags, they will give a liberal construction to
the order, and not needlessly interfere with the
cheap enjoyments of the poor. Except where par-
cels are so large as to cause obstruction or inconve-
nience, we think the commissioners would exercise
a wise discretion in leaving the " nosebags " alone.
The highest temperature on Saturday, as regis-
tered by Menem Negretti and Zambra's patent
thermometers, was the nave, 63.6 deg. ; in the
galleries, 64.7 deg. The reading was taken at 3.30
p.m.
The following were the total numbers admitted
on Saturday, compared with the correspond&
day in 1861:

1862.
Patarday. Auest 9
1 Payment and day tickets 13,709
. .
• Total 11,199

18.51. .
esitardsy, Avesit • (161f.crown ) Sewn tickets
Day) 1 rsimeat
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Total
' ItkittB
The following are the numbers from the lst of
May to the 9th of august (15 weeluif eilibition.
&Ilk), tvoipareq with 1851 •
' • iast:
410uosiicksts (lactadhsg tee* kW t O7, On
l'lNkresekt lad dlay ticketa ; M aki
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Total 1.. h 14144,411
1851.
Samoa
at tiolotta (parlly estimated)
Payaaaol7,loo
Tole/ s
This shows a •baisaos oa • tits isitmulote by pay-
ment against 1862 of 329,808 vidtors.