The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-31 00:00:00

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Just publiehed, prise la, pest Dee hemline Anther tot ItII
A MEDICAL MAY on the CAUSE
ZS. Cllii Davin' in WAN, with OWL
directions for whet reslsestlen to Lan and rigour, Le malt
ed twenty nes peed sinsesegpaisties IN the treetraeut at Lew
pedlar nervous end esinieel dhows which Led le onedper
sed Aeries No Dr J. LDpm, lr, AlkinalledesiA,
litocedilly, imam 141 S. eel 41 L
Weise virdisilsals asmenbutat misty by
Mon eielmitylll•Blllleling perambeidl
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Now reedy, peke le., post tree 16 skimps, or be • sealed rale- 1
yrelseja, • pawls, seediest work on NNIVOIIit
VITALIS, ain't:Med with 100 Ligniviol
from lift tee gees seteleded se Ike Mei Ohs Pi" gel
elisNemillei), Assollpilea ors
plitAgyeres mg
Kober of tb=al et '
sad Licentiate or she Royal College Se-
Ett.t under the new Medical Act, who my be at
r7sldenoe, Hs, Maddox street, RegenSetreet, Leedom, W.
opposite the aide of M. George's Church), gaily, 11 an t, sad
front 5 till 4 rousdaya, 11 WI 2. To be had direct as above, sod
fru= ill txeheellsre la Patentester.row, London.

DR. CULVERWELL, 1L11.C.13., LK, Lae,
8, GILTMARLBODOUGHdrILDWY, W.
pee:
Oaa be cciamdted all samosa Nervosa Debility, lavelmatary
Wasiklai, . Una ol Memory. incapacity, Bpreasaa
tatalwa. , Cauterisation. 111141 Galvanism.
Jut an entire sea and Original Week, entitled
“OURBELVD4."

♦ rackratfitil !tette; of the above, L. ; by pick, U. 1141.
Sabi, Is. et Main, Cornhill. or Author, at above.
Dr. C. ay be coataltsd daily un 11. it
no riewidies Tartish Baths, 10, St. Distills-WA' aid. aid
I. Grist lisciboroutitritrest, W., Iron 1 till • p.m.

PREUVIIT TO Has MAJzirrY.—Eleven head of cattle
arrived lad week from India, am a preeest to bee Majesty,
hes the Mahan* of Mysore. They omirpriee a buffalo looß
sad bullock, two buffalo cows and two calves, tee Brahnla
ewe, a bell, end elf sad a croebred cow. Them boats
were brae& I. Refitzder the care el a siddier al Le
lot King' Dailies named Bentley, amid ate now at
Shaw btu, wader the are dMr. Tait, the royal bailiff,
' sad the Winer wee &Wad there is order to hairnet the
lerthera Is their amegsamt. These peculiar animals
r• ranroose the tam for their voyage, which eraripied 170
; they eeey sise.seme being diminutive sad ethers of
species. They see cessideired very beautiful speci-
mens et their Iderk_sed have already been inspected by her
Disiesq• T= will remain at Shaw farm until it is deter
'Weed to w of the Reyal Rem they will be mut.
CHI LDIEN'S EMILITIOMIT 001002110 X. —Kr.
Praia= Selby, betviderel.ka, bee bona appointed seder
the Gnat Heel seen cry to the amadmiee remedy Weal
to " require into the employment at ehlidrearaidiamaeg
mum is tradee sod caaaufacturas sot already by
law" (the "Childrees Employment Commiedeo,ll and
Messrs. Francis Davy Loose, John Edward White, sad
Henry William Lord, bonitos-at-law. have bee. appointed
by the Secretary of State far the Horne Department to act
se assistant canrairsioseis Is the inquiry.—Obserecr.
COLLEGE or l'imesprom. —At a meeting of the
exincil of this corporidiee, held on Saturday, the Rev. E.
111. Gifford, M.A., of Birmingham. and the Rev. L. I. Bee.
mays, LA., of Great Stareeere, were re-elected member oi
the mused ; sad the kaolin were elected memben of the
:—Mhe L Arthur, Colealtillotreet, Pimlico ,• Yr.
H. Selma Worcester; Mr. T. llorsevaa, 8.A.,
Leda; Pr. C. H. fichuaider, Edinburgh ; Mr. It. Waters,
llswiak Geonswer School.

A " &Irmo* Max."—A certain nobleman,
some years ego, was conspicuous for his suocem in the
world. He had bee. employed in the highest sittotiose at
hone sad abroad, without one dieoovetabie reason for his
seleeties, and without justifying the selection by ass proof
el administrative &hasty. Vat at each appoints:est the
palate meld, "Agrees pin to the governroset 1 superior meal"
Aad while hem each offioe he pared away, or rather
y onward towards office still more the
paiaal:se:id,"'l•A great loss to the pversemot! ea mom r
Be was the laws iffiest psnionl ever met. whoa the
first nesseers of the would argue some tactic point la
kis presses., be would from time to time slightly elevate
his sy shale his head, or, by • dexterous
smile el complacesey, imprimis as you the notice
how may meld set those babbler right, if M would
bid ormeommd is stye voice to the wisdom within hiss. I
wet vtay raw who I last met this superior are ; sod
ihMtimpritent+te sell ea the Ist, Leal ADAMS. I
1 cd lady yams, "I peered siz amid
hours last arming comprly with Lord ditab
think there is mesh in him ! " Good heavens," cried Lord
Durham, "how did yea lad that out? Is it poesild• that
he wad have—talksd —Sir F.. B. Lytton is Bieelmoesra
diatiesiow far Apcil.
Thu ANNOTAIOIII or ma brooms Tax.—lt is,
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ineuvliatgi ins
he le only
• sift elf anriti d
atia never make
PaluZ his man. f he is right, end soimelimee be
is wring ; and if the hew vexatious and atimpsent-
leg is the whole proessdieg to the unfortunate man who is
wren* suspected of We know the cue et • gen-
tleman who, through hi SlSOpying a peculiar position in
emmezion with a leading gam, wan (inadverteetly) not
✓ag Is the retain of mew employed ; he therefore
mein I. the iSINIIIOI, leferming him of the omission, sad
the amount of his pia. The sapient of timis
to have arrived epos this, at the conclusion that
es heseet a man must be WWI much more, for thsp
eercharpd him ; and it was with great difficulty that be
eacceeded in hie eppeel. We taw, too, a professional
man whose increne, whim he was upwards of fifty yews
old, fell below the then limit of exemption—viz., HU
By the most rigid economy within-doors, he had dial
managed to maintain the outward appearance of his
prosperous days, to have dropped which would have been
to forfeit the little patronage that he still retained. His
claim to exemption was disputed, and when he entered the
torture-chamber established under the illOOOlO-tax sot, ha
fumed that the chief of the inquisitors to whom be had to
diadem his poverty, was the father of one of his pupils
Navy of our readers may be able to recall to mind other
instances of the detestable operation of the iooome-tax
law.—Fradrer Magazine for

eltlffnen PnaJUDlCMl.—Attempts have been made
to Mirada.» into China some of the mechanical improve-
ment. whoa excellence and whose enema admit of no con-
troversy ; but these bare been a grand failure. The only
engine which they owe to European intercourse is the fire-
engine, which they construct someday and employ dex-
terously. The steam engine is almost unknown to native
craftsmen. A man who had served on board a steamer of en
English oompaoy was directed to build a steamboat on the
Pearl river. lie attempted the work, which, when com-
pleted, left the vessel immovable: the engine was con-
structed, but without any locomotive power. When I
asked a meadarin why they did not build steamers, the
some we, "They would only make us more dependent
on foreigners." The Emperor of the French told me that
when the Russian Car offered to send some hundred rifles

to Pekin, ii:;30;71 "refused the imperial pre
nut, laying that they would fall into the hands of the
English, to be used agamat his own people —Sir J. Bowling,
in The Esehanye far April
A SICY M. 1004 THOVOIITS ON HEALTH.—
A man who has been long sick thinks with a sort of
blank, incredulous wonder of the manner of life of those
who are well. He tries in vain to realise to himself, either
by memory or imegination, the feeling of strength in his
aerveless arm, lightness is his prostrate body, freedoms_
rigour,—anything that tourists with what he hears called
health. He °Deceives of these things vaguely, am a deaf
mu =twelves of sound, or a blind man of colour. He sees
with a strange surprise that those around him who are
Wrong and hearty go about their affairs as if MICOINIOLOON at
their goat They can even eat victuals and Shish that
nothing wonderful ! It mama to him that a man who is
...
radiant with exultation. And, lo ! here are people about him
early, QOM, petulant, querulous, as if their lot were even
Ilk. aa•happy one. Theysee se hkeenbites in their
lives " Tin healthy know not of their health."—London
Stociayfor April.

''.E143811 OF Tat Exerca-nnit, Sznviczn.—Yester-
dir irinabg an special senior far working people, foe
the preen* mama, wen brecight to • ekes, the preacher
being tie Nee. Wanda Storr,ll.A., of Queues College,
Oxford, vim of Breach3ey, Kent.
Tim Curs AID THE EXHIBITION. —The Senior
024 Jftaa...a 17•14•41 01.4
Weak Mr Is 441, se allow foreign officers of distiootico to
became searery ceembess demi the oostieuesee el the
E skibities.

Tics INTINDATION IN No —NOTTINGHAM
HATOILDAT ETZNING.—The immense Ma= of water in thi
km lads sear Nottingham began to slowly recede this
monies. The calbiis of the houses recently built in the
meediewe see several feet deep is water, and washtubs and
adore mildew or freely seed as a means of navigation in
the came for the purpose of obtaining food. A bank in
Arkwrial-street was nearly all washed sway, sod consider- A gale of highly curious books, chiefly relating to
ea damage will, it is feared, be done to the property them. American history and literature, has just been mid by
Mat dump bu been doge to the bridge now in came of adios Ig Mews. Puttick and Simpson, of Leads,
esedresties era the Nilfoed railway crowd the kirk- squire. The anew
for some of the articles
wont helm quits covered over. Mr. Fisher's Gab- reworked*, aa =tang that, despite the concentration el
lams. la Ouvinatm-street has received peat &Maim end funds of the American nation on mare ax-
A tarns mamba of dyes have been washed away la spite el Eaten than book-collecting, they arc not neglectful
the earls tossup them, so sadden wee the rimed the water. al objects which have occupied them in more peaceful
lard the damage of property will be very coseidardie. Maass. The prices obtained for needy all the important
Rpm( sown Flops will, however, be the greatest les& articles bought for American account were higher than
Any dramiption of stock placed near the banks of the . ever. Ths collection also contained many articles of gene-
Treat will be either washed away or much injured. The ail interest. The following were amoopt the most re-
ader has receded about four inches dnriog the day. Sun- I workable items :
day, 11 a.m.—A good deal of rain hoe fallen since yesterday, Lot 47. A volume of American Alnisnms, 1727 to 1739
ad the barometer is still low. The waters are still raced*. 71.75. Lot 103. Audubon's Birds, about a quarter of the
OVERFLOWING OF THE BOTHER.—In consequence 1 work-231. Lot 153. Biblia Latina, 1462 the first Bible
et the late heavy fall of snow aid rain, vast Sects of land I with a date-1301. Let 154. Coverdals's Bible, 1635, the
less distance of to or twelve miles along the banks of the I Ent English Me ; wade up with he-simile leaves-1401.
deer Saar have been overflowed. Many of the mills ' Lot 301. Cieere's Ode Major printed by Benjamin Freeh-
anded a the banks of the river have not been able to : lie-61, He. 511. Lot 774. The Keickeibooker, New York
es* he animal days, being in " backwater." The meadows ! Nestkij Mse 62 mis.-181. 7a. 61. Lot 794. Seas
hen Delshinn down to Canklow Mills have been, since i of Iste Cialionscif Trassainne with theindians,ls62
?swam Whey under water. It rose to the greatest , —U. 21. &I. Lot 928. Maseeelesssits Osatied a Newspaper
newts mew on Thursday, end has since that time printed at Botta, a leas he. 1788 to 1829-11/. Cie. 6d.
y gess down. The road between Orgreave and Cat- ! Lot 1,010. Mortoe'sNew Regimes Memerisl,l6B9-101. 10s.
rife has for two or three days been scarcely peesable, even ' Lot 1,028. The Secret Warts of • oswej people made mei-
for horses aid carriages, the water being in some places faits 1659 a mad tract sating to New Blood —Bl-
three fed deep. Although the water has risen to so great a Lot 1,284. Ritmo., Arta meximee. 016-7 t, pa, Lot
height, we do not hear of mach damage having been done.. 1,431. Smith's Virginla, 1627-161. Lm. Lot Lllat. The
At a late hour on Thursday night a professional gentleman Mamachasette Illy a Newspapm, 1788-1820-10 C Lot
and his clerk, in travelling home by the above road, had a 1581. Thames Neir-foond World, 1688-64. ss. Lot
very narrow escape from an swimsuit bath. The water 1,571. Terquenieds, Yousrdda Indigos, 3 oat longs
reached the hose's neck and covered the bottom of the ' papee-121. Lot 1,820. Familia." Travels in
carriage, bat a good hone and steady driving fortunately : 1781, • mall Mambas of leid bat leteresting sotAabeM
I enabled the occupants of the dogcart to reach home in 1 Let 1,744. Audubon's Birds, a portion of the wort, 294
eafety.—aelfeld end Rotherham ladepeadeft4 pkl.-401. lei.