The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-28 00:00:00

MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of
IthiekwaUlard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACK IsT
tIUI Ps, to Al' iTRA LIA. —Yoe MELBOURNE( Port Phillip) Direct,
so Neve the Pocks on it KLINE,D t Y, the 20th November ;calling
Ph m. nth the splendid clipper ship sl" proLE, 1,000 tons,
MIA 11 AN, Commander I.)ing in the East India
I,U tier accommodations for an classes of passengers are
„wowed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon—Yoe
trewht or pawns@ asclp to ALLPORT and MI iROAIt, with
haste MONEY WIGRAM and SONS. 7. taaciaohall-faresa.

OVERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION
by sTKAM to INDIA, AI'BTBALIA Ee., via EGYPT,
Ivo flouthampton awl Marseilles.—The PENINSULAR and
0111LN TAL ILA it NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PABST—N-
gFM and receive Cargo and Parcels foe Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt,
Addl. co lob. bladras, Calcutta, the Straits, China, and Japan
$ „s„hams to their steamers leaving Southampton on the 4th
std AO .1 orry month . for Gibraltar. Malta, Egypt, Aden,
and ponoo lo those of the 12th and 27th of each mouth : and
to, time I:r•eue's Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamer
tutu,: soothampton on the loth of every month. The steamers
loser We. Mee on the sth. 12lb, 20th, and 28th of the month.
For further particulars apply at the Company's OdSoes, In,
Isolenhall.street, London, C. ; or Oriental-place, South-
ampton.

'INMAN LINK—The LIVERPOOL, NEW
J. YORK. and PHILADELPHIA STRAWSHIP COMPANY
devatchlog their full-powered Clydebuilt iron screw
st....thips, carrying the United States Moth, calling at Queens.
t. on, Ireland, on the following day, to take on board
sad despatches, and with liberty to call at ea Intermeetten pout:
CITY fly NEW YORK Wednesday, October 30.
CITY OF BALTIIIoitE, Wednesday, November G.
!TN A. saturda‘, November 9.
CITY of, WASiIINGToN, Wednesday, Nov. 13.
And every Wednesday and Saturday.
Cable passage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday,
It. 17, and 11, guin„ estaroording Wilts socommodatios. Forward
U Ii a
United
of c
Stats booookkelpdiorbdonrough os.. Pais:gen
Cannin and the ean-
tw,us terms.—Fcr further particulars apply to 7VILLIAM
IsmAN. Wataythwet,Llverpool ; audio FIFES and MACEY,
e. Kew weuseletrest. tendon.

BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover Braw-
sick, and Central Gennany.—The North Gen:ian Lloyd's
fake arst-class screw steamer SCH WAN, Captain CHRISTENSEN
will be despatched on THURSDAY, Oct. 31, calling at IllackwiJl
twether permitting) at lit soon—Fares to Bresnan, L 2 and Al
MUM nails, L 9 and gl 10e.—A at CILAPLLY'S Universal
one. gesent-circus, W. ; or to PSILLIPPS, GRAVIES, PHIL-
Lard sad Co., St Dnnatan'a-hoses, 1.7 c -lass, Great Tower-
street. X.C.

I'ISIVERSITY of LONDON.—NOTICE IS
11..) 'lumpy 01 VLN. that a MEETING of CONVOCATION
will he held on WISDNENDAI, the 20th of November, for the
purpote of deckling as to the acceptance of the Sly PPLEM ENTAL
l'O.t ItTiat —The hour of meeting will he announced hereafter.
(EL %, 1067. WILLIAM B. CAB.YENTSIR, Registrar.

ROYAL ALRAMBRA PALACE.
(Managing Director. Mr. K Strange.) Three Ballets, 100
Dan -oars, re Instrumentalists, Singer,, Acrobats, ; Pic-
tures, Latat Telegrams, Saloons, Supper-rooms, Lavatories,
smoking rooms, Evening Paper ; 10 Orchestral Beres Every
Night. Open at Ball-put Seven, begin at Right. Prices-Is.,
, and ad. ; Reserved Seats, to Private Boxes, Iron g 1 Is.
Box-otice open Runt Eleven to Your.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
liotborn.—Tbe mod spacious and brUllantly-decorated
Bail Room, and the best Band in London. OPEN for CONCERT
aid DA.i.CING EVERY EVENING. Itutical Director. Mr. W.
M. Packer. Open at half-pad 8: okras at it Admission.
throogbout: Is.

THE LONDON, 191, Fleet-street, corner of
Chancery.lane, Tempie-har.—Mr. FREDERICK SAWYER
Inge to announce that he Is again sole proprietor of •' The
loinicia," and haring received substantial proof that the prices
upon which he relied formerly were consistent with the views of
the public generally, be. REDUCED the TARIFF to its original
wale, Yu.:
. . . . .

Uinner from the joint, including vegetables, bread, cheese,
Ac . Is. Pd. ; Ilsb dinner, Is. 6d. Dinners for large and small
parties, in private rooms, from 3a. Gd. to ss. per head.
A table in the Grand Saloon may be engaged by giving a halt
boor. notice. _

The famooa Loudon Dinner, at 3. Ad. per head, will be served
on and after Saturday, the Ath of November.
A carefully selected and well-assorted stock of French,
Rhenish, Logone. and other wham at greatly reduced prices.

KINAHA IPS LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EIHIBITION, the&
This *detested old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
PRIZE MEDAL—It le pnw, mild mellow, delicious, and 77
wholesome. Sold to bethles, 3e. Bd. each, at the mesa homes la
London ; by the spots In the principal town' 6aßispland ; or
wholesale at 8, Grist Wlndmillatmet, Londoon,4 W. Obeerve the
red seal, pink label, and cork branded "Ipoakade LL Whisky.

APARTMENTS, UNFURNISHED, TO BE
LET, In a respectable house where there are no other
lodgers. Situate in the best put of Finsbury ; not ten minutes'
walk from the Bank —apply, El, Clifton-street North, Fins-
bury. Children objected W.

BRUSSELS CARPETS, best quality, 3e. 40.
per yard ; Tapestry ditto, 2a. aid. t 20,000 worth Farm.
lure. Bedsteads (In Isms, Iron, and wood), Bedding, and
phoistery, and a large lot of Linen goods at very reduced
prices. All goods warranted, packed and delivered tree. Illus-
trated WAIN lists gratis. A new reduced list of Turkey carpets
W 11, wholesale and export Upholsterer and Genera)
Famishing Warehouseman, UZI to 139, Newington-butts: -
des, 46 to 49, Pram:is-street.

PRICE'S SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE
(Patented).—The newest and best toUet soap, wears well,
Pres • rich and fragrant lather, is entirely free from Locos nut
oil or eater of alkali, said contains half its weight of Price's dis-
tilled glycerine.
Sold in 4d. and ed. tablets.
PRICE'S PATENT CANDLE COMPANY (Limited),
Bcdmoat Works, Batteries. S.W.

DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.
The medial protmeion for thirty years have approved of
We pure Solution of lisineida se the beet remedy for Acidity of
the stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Gout, and indigestion and
as the beet mild aperient for delicate constitutions,
adapted fur ladies, Childrem, and Infanta —DINNE7Oeritl
to.. Chemists, 172, New lioadetreet, London, and of all other
Monists throoghnut the world.

G_
OIIT and RHEUMATISM.—The excruciating
pain of gout or rheumatism is quickly relieved and cured
la a few lays by that celebrated medicine,
BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS.
They require no restraint of diet or confinement Mutat their
use, sad are motel, to prevent the disease attacking say ettel
Part. Sold by all medicine vendors at Is. lid. and 2a. Pd. Pr box
or obtained through any chemist
MR. WRIGHTON'S NEW BALLADS.
The Woodland Stream. Ge the Banks of a Beautiful
The Moon was Slowly Rising. I River.
The Beauty of the Mind. 1 The Liquid Gem.
The Song of the Bee. She Sang among the Flowers.
The Wishing Cap. In Search of the Primrose.
A Wearied Dove. Gentle Ray of Sunlight.
The Bird of Passage. A Mother's Gentle Word.
Grieve not fur Ile. Her Bright Smile haunts me
They tell me I am forgot. Still.
Thy voice Is near. The Approach of Spring.
shylie Bawn. The Music of Her Voice.
ti chide not my heart. 1 Tit the Moonlight Sleeping.
Bright Star of Eve.
ga. each ; Vogt tree - --
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Loudon: Robert Cocks and
and may be

for 19 stamps each
Co., New Burlington street ;
id everywhere.

SUPPOSED RE-APPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE
PLAGUE IN NORPOL/L—On Saturday a numeroln at-
tended, although hurriedly convened meeting was held at
the Shire-hall, Norwich,Mr. T. Iteevor presiding, in con-
sequence of the local inspector having reported what, it is
feared, will prove a fresh outbreak of the rinderpest in
that part of the county. The local inspector's report was
read as follows :—'• I was sent for to Colonel Custance's
farm at Weston on Saturday, October 21. I wens to a
meadow, where there were 12 bullocks and one bull. I
low a bullock which appeared to have symptoms of cattle
plague ; there was a discharge from the nose and eyes, and
it was purging and off its feed. I bad it isolated, and saw
it again next day, when the symptoms showed themselves
worse. I saw it again on Friday, and it was decidedly
worse. The steward also showed me another of the same
lot; it was discharging from the nose, and purging, and it
staggered a great deal. I sent for my brother and Mr.
Wells. The second beast died yesterday or last night.
The first beast attacked was shot by me this
(Saturday) scorning ; but it was then dying. I helped
to make a post ',torten examination of the beast which
died, and the symptoms developed were in my opinion
those of the cattle plague. I have consulted my brother,
who is of the same opinion." It appeared from a state-
ment drawn up by Mr. Smith, veterinary surgeon, of Nor-
wich, that Mr. Hayes, an Irish dealer, brought from Wex-
ford, in Ireland, 120 oxen rid Liverpool and Peterborough,
to Norwich ; they did not leave the trucks until they
arrived at Norwich. On the 11th of October they were
landed at Liverpool ; on the 12th they were in Norwich
market ; and 90 were sold to parties in Norfolk, some to
Colonel Custom*, among others. The beasts attacked
last week, as already stated, formed part of the lot pur-
chased by Colonel Custance. The 29 beasts which were
brought by Mr. Hayes to Norwich, and not sold, were
removed by him to St. Ives. Of the 120 beasts brought
from Ireland 119 were thus accounted for, and Mr. Hayes
states that the odd beset was left behind by mistake at
Edge-bill, Liverpool, and that it was afterwards sent by
train to St. Ives by his order. The 120 beasts were in-
at Wexford, and again at Liverpool on the
Illettl October, and were then reported healthy. On
the motion of Mr. E. Howes, M.P., the meeting re-
,ltl.,ted the chairman to salt the Privy Council to send an
Victor down to further investigate the matter. The
lity in question will also be declared provisionally an
infected place under the Contagious DiaesaesdnimalsAnt.
1867.

THE LATE ATTEMPTED MCRDER OF A POLICE-
Irv,--The injured police-constable, John Saunders, has
altered somewhat during the last day or two. He is still
sot quite right in his mind. The police have hitherto been
on the wrong scent, as it is now perfectly understood that
the man who committed the ow resides in the neigh-
bourhood of Whitecluipel t