The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-11 00:00:00

CITY OFFICES, COLEMAN-STREET, to be
Lys —`tom third floor, very Ilitht, 30 guineas per annum.
%Is. a largu r.eronol Moor, three rooms, with Iron sates, de.,
....cookout. -Apply to Mr. W. 31. WILLIAMS, mabove.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1865.
This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
PRI/.E Mt:DAL—It Is pure, mild mellow, delicious, and very
who
ls,ome.soldo In bottles, 3s. Bd. each, at the retail houses la
London ;by the agents In the principal towns In England or
wholesale at b. Great Windmill-strait, London. W. Observe the
red seal. pink label, and cork branded "Klriehan's LL Whisky.

SAUCE.—LEA and PERR IN 8'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
This delidoos condiment, proclaimed by rmollwallw
" THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,"
The ared sokly bout)EA sad PERRIN&
The public af
ter epeetfully ed scaled worthless halts-
tines, and should we that Lea sad Ferries names are en wrapper,
label, bottle, and stopper.

ASK foiLKA end PE:BRINK' SAUCE
Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors• Worcester
Meuse. (IPS:IX awl BLACKWELL ; Menus. BABXLAY and
SON 4. Loodwl. &c.. dc.; and by grocers and oilmen universally.

BRUSSELS CARPETS, best quality, 3e. 44d.
per yard ; Tapestry ditto, 2s. 41d. 29000 worth t urn,.
tore. hedeteads Ito brass, Iron, and wood), Bedding. and
Upholstery, and a large lot of Llnen goods at very reduced
prkea All goods warranted, packed and delivered tree. illus-
trated priced lists gratis A Dew reduced list 01 Turkey carpets.-
14' M. WAIN E, wholesale and expnrt Upholsterer sod General
Tun:Ming Warehouseman, U 3 to LA Newington-batts ; facto
rim 46 to 49, Francis-street.

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
luu.wo excellence can only be had at 52, Great R1111001;-
street, opposite the British Museum Gates. The very heat steel
frame Crrital Spectacles, lie. and ISe.—THOMAS HARRIS and
SON CAUTION the public against persons ming their name
txtiditished 1730. No travellers or agents

GOUT and RHEUMATISM.—The exeracia
pato of goat or rheumatism I+ quickly relieved and
In a few d .ye by that celebrated metik •toe,
IILALIVS 001 T and RHLUMATIC MLR.
. .

They reeptire—i;o—re;t;sint Ot—tlierOr coeTlLOWsent—Ttiring their
use. ud are certain to prevent the disease attacking any vital
part Sold by all medicine vendors at ia lid. and tit ad. per box
or obtained through any amnia

ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
THURSDAY, 12th December, will he =abed the
EXTRA DOUBLE NUMBER for CHRIS
Written entirely
By CHARLEY DICKENS
And WILKIE CULLUM

PE WINES.—The LANCET of THIS DAY,
Oct. 11, contains the Third Report of ME LANCET
ILVTICAL SANITARY COMMISSION on CLARE! and
RI I.CUNDY, In which the results of various simples of Red
Renew are 'Oven, and also the names of the vendors. Price 7d.
Ramped, Rd. Mice, 41t. Strand.

The liberal member for Stoke-on-Trent, Mr. H.
1. Grenfell, addressed some 800 of his constituents in
the large ball of the Mechanics' Institution, Hanley, on
Lesday evening, on the " results of the late session.'

Both Mr. Graham and Mr. Dalgliah were present
at the dinner at the Trades Hall, Glasgow, on Wednesday

DEPARTURE OF EARL Rritsett. FROM CARLISLE.
—Yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon Earl Russell took his
ieparture from Carlisle by the 1.4:i p.m. train south. A
tolerably large number of persons assembled in the Citadel
nation for the purpose of having • glimpse of his !ord-
ain', He travelled in an ordinary first-class carriage,
sompartmeat in which bad been retained for him. The
tolls earl, on leaving the County Hotel, where be had
Wen staying, walked pretty sharply to his carriage, and
there was no cheering on the part of the crowd. He was
well muffled, and wore a respirator. There were no appa-
rent symptoms of ailment about him, and prior to the de-
parture of the train the noble lord conversed in a lively
wanner with Mr. Preston, the assistant station-enperin-
kadent. lady Russell awl a daughter accompanied his
lordship, who travelled by the London and North Western
line Ito Tebay station, where he changed trains, and pro-
ceeded to Raby Castle, on a visit to his Grace the Duke
of Cleveland.—Newcastle Chronicle.
BELVEPERE INSTITUTION.—His Highness the
Viceroy of Egypt has generously testified his interest in
the old sailors of England's mercantile marine, by forward-
ing to this Home for Worn-out and Disabled Merchant
beiancn, through Mr. John W. Larking, the sum of 501. as
a donation in aid of the charity. The committee have also
received donations from Messrs. Barclay, Bavaria, Tritton,
Twell. and Co., 100/. ; Barnet; Have., Hanbury Loyd'
and Co., 1001. • Glyn, Mills, Currie and Co., WO/. ; Mar-
tin and Co., lOW. : Smith, Payne, and Smith, 1001. ;
Antony Gibbs and Sons. USN.

k,oNvicTioN OF A MILLER FOR ADFLTERATING.—
At Henley.in-Arden, on Wednesday, Charles Taylor, jun.,
miller, of Tamworth, was charged with comrnittingdamage
to certain property of Mr. G. F. Monts ; that was to say,
upon certain pea flour or meal, by mixing with the same
sand or earth. The complainant, who is bailiff to Mr.
blintz. said that on the 13th of July last he delivered six
sinks of peas to the defendant, at his mill at Tamworth,
to be grouta The corn was returned to hire on the 16th
of the same month, when he found it to contain
a mixture of sand, at the rate of 11b. to each peck
of tlour. Cross-examined—He said that he could not
say if the peas were English or foreign. He had known
Mr. Taylor, who was a tenant of Mr. blunts's, for •
con.iderahle time. The reason why • summons was not
taken out sooner against the defendant was, that he wished
to consult Mr. blunts, who was away from home, upon the
aul;ect. lie had had a quarrel with the defendant some
time ago about short weight. The pea dour was mixed with
wat,•r and milk for pig feed, and the sand was found settled
at the bottom of the bucket. Thomas Wilke, in the employ
of Mr. blunts, gave evidence as to the presence of the wind
in the dour. For the defence, Mr. Taylor, jun., and Mr.
sen., who is concerned to the business of the mill
sit::. his sou, were examined. They swore positively that
the had not in any way adulterated the flour, and stated,
mon-over, that foreign peas, such as those sent by Sims
undoubtedly were, generally contained • great deal of sand
ar.d dirt. Corn of that description was frequently washed,
but they would not wash it unless en order to do so was
Pvtu by the customer. Mr. George Woodward, • miller:
of I.apaorth, was called to prove that foreign peas gene-
t-41y toutained • great deal of dirt ; but on being slionn
PA,ll:e if the sand taken from the flour in question he said
that the sediment would not be of that &water. . The
&-ft,i.hud produced his books to show that the corn-
Was in error as to the dates of the delivery of the
con. at the mill, and of its being sent back. The bench
ingitted the mitigated penalty of 21., with 19s. 6d. costs,