The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-26 00:00:00

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LINE.--The LIVERPOOL, NENV
1. %Mtg. cool I.IIII.ADELIIIIA STEVII4HIP COWMAN 1*
tong their tull.powered clyde-hutit iron scrt.w I
. the United States 31alla, calling at Querns.
t r, the following day. to take on hosed fin=rrnitrrs
" and with liberty to ran at an intliata pun:
I'l'l y I IF 1.t5%1511. Wir.inewlay. July 31.
I'll V 1W NEW YORK. satorday. August 3.
t'i IA ednesday. August 7.
CI I V Or lIANt'iIEsTER, Saturday. August 10.
Aug every Werhseaday sad

fey F. R.
a the tont

e IY:Lrriul.

In, to thl

co,ig passage by the m4ll steamers sailing every Wednesday,
IS, !7. 3ti ~tvilcas, according to the accommodation. Forward
noltnics a foil supply of cooked provisions. Passengers
for ~!:1311.1 the l laird antes hooked through on very &dean-
tar. •!!e. toms —Fur further partsculare apply to WILLIAM
‘I A N, ,tract, Liverpuol ; sad to El VE.S Sad MACEY,
al. Ku. Millianestreet, Loudon.

ooh, to the
, A. F. St.

ay to the

31',Ilaster

STEAM to NEW YORK—UNITED STATES
m %IL Li \E.—The 11111erilitkvist steamers of the Sew York
and More ,t,.,10 WI, Company will leave Harm and Falmouth
with 141.0,113 WA nulls mice a fortnight, as under. Them
steamers arc nun quallel for their passenger accommodation, and
the ..*cellenec .•l thew cuisine.
K. Miller - Pis Ham.

F. Pact.

olbrook to

/rem lakaouth.
Faiteu Woineetay, Atuptst T 'Roeder, August 4
Gutting:gar Wednesday, Aug. 21 'Thunday, August a
Wednesday. Sept. 4 jibunday, Meld 5
monow.:smr Wednesday, Sept. 18 .Thmeday, Sept. IS
_
Thrnadt faro. from Loudon, 114 Ira. ant-elank and tla scrawl
I'..r farther particulAra apply to JANILIS A. Woryom,
Hat, I. II I.RIXTTE, KAN I!, and Co., Pails; G. C. and it.. W.
I'UX and 0... Falmouth: oe M. SUM and Co.. 146, CbeapsMM.

JULY 24.

nutand of
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Athead to.
'eorNe, 72,
41. Captain
7;. Captain
GO, Captain
GO, Captain
ntlesa, 31,

10401:LOG NE and BACK, 9a. ALBERT
v ivi.t for MA KBATE, Ram•mite, Dover, and Boulogne,
n • ITU KDAV grit, 27th hint., from Swan Pier, abuse Loudon-
bridge, at 11 1%.131 returning Monday morning from Boulogne at
chick, calling asinine. Omni saloon ;return, lla. ; fore, fris

erect to be
ron, with

fling trans-
* wing of
it the dock.
► ,juartere.l

this morn.
rve at that

was gelet.

on* In leatlu r
y at Leadeh.
eral demand.
F. Wee. CAI,
beat quality.
were scant,

the torn in
es, including
ad. to I:kt. :

: 100 Itsceio
lan, 1414. to
;
Fair Dbol.
8W.:0. fair
d.; middling

ipply of grain
*trance on
value•.

all the week.
At this day.
Ily %imparted
deli, but the
,vino supplied
t of tid. to 1..
tek. Egyptiaa
Oats altii
ince obtAlued

ay for mutton
tes. Mutton
pork. 3a. 41

64. ; Wylant,
Hartlepool,

CARETS.—t9,OOO worth Brussels and Tapestry
BruPsels, at Id 7id., Its. &ILL, and lids per herd: also
'turkey carpets d very reduced prices. A new lid of sizes and
Priers gratd "gd,five worth Furniture, Bedsteads in break Iron,
and word;, Bedding, Upholstery, de, sow offering at enure.,
dated low prices. AU goods warrsatad, and deliver.' iree
throughout the klngdosn.—WM. WAIN?, wholesale and export
ipbulatiow and ',earthl tersiehisig wareliawmak US to 1101,
hdrington-butPi Factories. Franc street.

Total. ToW.
1867. lead.

JC
3),4G3 19,2:2

62s

CARSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION
PAINT, patronised by the nobility end gentry for all out-
door work, as Iron, wow', stone, brick, comps, greenhouses', au
Is twice so durable as whits teal, much cheaper, and easily ap-
plied Three cwt. and upwards free to most parts of the United
Ilaplon. White and stone colours, Ws. per cwt. ; oak, red,
chocolate, lead colour, purple brown, mad black, tea greens
end blue, Its. Patterns and testimonials upon application to
WALT K¢ CARSON and SONS, La Belle Sausage-yard, Ludgate-
NIL EC. No agents : all orders to be sent direct.

421 474

,N 1 1
vu 162.

1.263 2.014
41,819 38.244
43.255 SA, 1K 2
10,043 *4

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
known excellence can only be had at 62, Great Ruse.:
*set, opposite the British Measure Gatos. The very best steel
bass Crystal Spectacles, Ha. and —THOMAS HARRIS and
lON CAUTION the public against ponces Was their name
Insbilsbed 1780. No travellers or ageUilL

15,787 13,872
3,348 3,7514
?3,860 148,131/
84,335 -

1,769 1,900

TKETIL—Mmes. GABRIZL
(ESTABLISH= MS).
NEW YANIPM.rr, YR= BY POST TOUR STAMPS,
IspWeiss the Painless System of Demtfstry and self-adhesive
Lrtlileaf Teeth without springs, at hall the usual charges.
e 4, LUDUATE•HILL, CITY.
66, Earley-street, Caveadish-square, Leedom.
134. Duke-street, Liverpool.

22296 21,706
5.,933 51.102
8,143 B.W
4,476 4,762
S. 18 3,074
S. $4,2203X..

CIOUT and RHEUMATISM.—The excruciating
%), Wu of gout or rheumatism is quickly relieved sad cvnd
tee/ days by that celebrated medicine,
BLA GOUT and RHEUMATIC FILLS.
hey require no restraint of diet or coallnement during their
an. lad are certain to prevent the disease attacking any vital
Pen Sold by all medicine vendors at is, lid. and nt. 9d. per bo;
er obtained through any chemist

The half-
ink was held
en published.
barman (the
me presided.
wen received
all a million
rosary to the
rerence to •
ski, he maid
id be careful
rah advances.
in their con.
'newer to Mr.
ranters were
is and Great
ited that any
would be
th that affair
Ald. Curtis,
i to pay the
old Bank of
es had been
n.
A large
id otherwise,
One estate
Meatier, but
fore • long. It
mature yet to
option of the
id agreed to.
II the report'
business, sod
nanagers, the
city.

WHIT GLOUCESTERSHIRE ELECTION.—The nomi-
nation of candidates for the seat in West Gloucestershire,
vacant by the elevation of Sir J. Molt to the judicial
bench, took place at Dorsky yesterday amidst • good ;
deal of excitement, many years haring elapsed since the
dirizionwas contested. After the usual formal proceedings,
the high sheriff, Mr. Sampson, having made the usual
tre4unation, Mr. W. P. Price, M.P., nominated the Hon.
V. P. F. Berkeley as the liberal candidate, and assailed
the government for sacrificing principle in order to suit the
Purposes of the hour. Major Castle seconded the nomi-
nation. Colonel Blathwayt proposed Colonel Arthur
Edward Somerset, conservative ; Mr. R. J. Onslow
seconded the nomination. Both candidates having ad-
dressed the meeting, the show of hands was taken and de-
clared to be in favour of Mr. Berkeley amidst loud
cheers and waving of hats. A poll was demanded for
Colonel Somerset, and fixed to be taken on Monday next.
The declaration of the poll to be made on Wednesday. ;
The Hon. Grantley Berkeley was on the hustings taxon-
Teniedby Sir G. Jenkineon.
CERAMIC AND CRYSTAL PALACE ART UNTO/C
Y/sterility the prize drawing of this society took place in
the board-room ; Sir Frannie G. Moon, Bart., took the
chair The report was read by Dr. Doran, from which it
appeared that the union was established in 1859, having
for its object the diffusion among the people of a taste for
works of fine art. The principle upon which the society
Proceeds is that of guinea subscriptions, each guinea sub-
scribed entitling the subscriber to select from • number of
*sets • work of art of the value of his subscription, and
%chance of a prize of higher value, the surplus of the sub-
teripticam over the current expenses forming • fund for the
Pttchase of more costly works of art which constitute the
teThe number of subscriptions taken were twelve
trred, and the prizes distributed yesterday consisted
of ceramic statuary, statuettes, busts, vases, &c.
MANcHEATERO SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAT.—The report of the directors of this compeny
bas just been issued. The accounts of the pest half-year
*ow • total revenue from all sources of 543,589/. 165.1(1.,
%total expenditure of 255,5161. 19e. 3d., and a balance of
let profit of 2138,0721. 16s. 10d., which, with the balance
hoecht forward from the previous half-year, makes a total
Na of 298,1.12/. 12s. 11d. available for interest and divi.
°▪
co& The debenture and other interest chargeable
s just the revenue of the half-year amount to 77,4271.
.tt
71•
1., the canal annuities to 14342/. Is. 6d., the divi-
m4l,, , n the various classes of preference stock and shams
7 'l°,9oof. iia 9d., and the South Yorkshire
Wow and dividends to 71,0431. 4a. dd., making a
kttl charge against the above net balance of
4-692/. 15s. 44., and leaving a balance of 24,9501. 17s. 7d.,
4't of which the directors recommend that a dividend
ss Paid after the rate of it. per cent. per annum on the
:ii,oorY stock of the company, carrying forward a balance
:OK/. 2s. 44. to the next account. The whole of the
ess.Perly's property has been efficiently maintained and
.L"e.ed during the half-year. The railway working en•
740 r aet, as compered with the corresponding period of 1866,
"mn increase of 9,7151. in all departments. The in-
4sue in the locomotive department is mainly attributable
io the fact that the price of coal has been considerably
higher during the half-year, the increase under this head
4.547/. The expenditure on capital account amounts
hllf 51. 9d. ; of which 34,715/. is for contributions
laud lift; 73,6621. 19s. for works and stations, and
._elool. for rolling stock. The general depression which
utPrrniled during the past half-year has checked the
ker.so Progressive increase in the traffic receipts, hut
there IA little doubt that with a revival in the trade of the
*semis
isutotry a corresponding improvement will be shown in the
of the company.

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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGXNai.

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THE RECENT VISIT OF THE BELGIANS.
BRUESSEIR, JOLT 25.
This morning Colonel Gregoire, the commander
of the Belgian Volunteers who recently visited
England, presented the commander of the Serapia
and two other officers of the British navy to the
Ministers of the Interior and of War. Colonel
Gregoire and the English officers subsequently
proceeded to the residence of M. Rogier, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs. They will be re-
ceived by the King at Ostend in the course of the
day

FRANCE AND ROME.
PARIS, JUT 25, Wm/ma.

The Dendard of this evening says :—" General
Dumont's minion to Rome is occasioned by the
circumstance that the French officers of the Roman
Legion have retained their rank in the French
army. Their inspection by General Dumont has
no significance, viewed in connection with the
convention of the sth September, which admits
and favours the organisation of a foreign military
force in the service of the Papacy." The Pivne of
this evening announces, " under reserve," that
Signor Rattani addressed inquiries on Tuesday
last to the Papal government, asking whether the
latter did not consider it expedient to authorise
the entry of an Italian brigade into Rome.

FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Juts 25, EVENING.
The French charge &affair.* has delivered to the
Prussian cabinet a diplomatic note from his govern-
ment on the subject of North Schleswig.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, JrLY 23, Evan. a.
Zeidfer's Correspondence of this evening main-
tains that, despite the armaments going on in
France, the policy of the French government has
not taken up a decided ground in any particular
direction. It adds:—" Perhaps the French pol;cy
will shortly find cause to occupy itself with
thoughts of annexing Latin races either from Spain
or Italy." The same paper says :—" We learn
from Paris that a visit of the Emperor of Austria
to the French capital is less likely than ever."
There is no intention of appointing a Vice-Chan-
cellor for the North German Confederation, such a
post not being contemplated in the North German
constitution.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, JULY 25.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as
compared with the previous account : Increase
—Cash, 11,500,000 f. • notes, 7,666,000 f. Decrease
—Commercial bills, 7,666,000 f. • advances,
500,000 t ; current accounts, 800,000 f. The Trea-
sury balance remains stationary.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, JULY 25, 3.30 p.m.
The Bourse continues Hat. Routes closed at
68.65, or about the same as yesterday.

AMERICA.
Orr ATLAIMO TELEGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, JULY 24, 6 P.N.

The steamers sailing to-day for Europe take out
1,750,000 dol.. in specie. The Persia and the
Belluns have arrived out.

Closing prices :—Gold, 1394. Sterling exchange
on London, 1141 849 united States Bonds, 1113.
Illinois, 1183 ; Erie, 741. Cotton : Middling up-
land, 27i.
PHILADELPHIA, JULY 24.
Petroleum, standard white, 32c.

NATIONAL ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION.
The annual prize meeting of the National Artil-
lery Association, sister institution to the National Ride
Association, commenced its proceedings yesterday at Shoe-
buryness, with a long list of competitions. The camp is
under the command of Colonel Gordon, of the Royal Ar• i
tillery, and the competition, are under the command of
Colonel Wilmot, R.A., commandant of the station. The
following corps are represented on the ground :—lat
Cinque Ports (4th detachment), 2nd Cinque Ports, let'..
Durham, Edinburgh, 2nd Essex, let Rants, Let Kent, 2ndi
Kent, 9th Kent, 14th Kent, Midlothian Coast, let Shrop-
shire, let Surrey, Ist Sussex, and 4th West Yorkshire
(Sheffield). There are 47 officers, 30 detachments, and
294 men. The camp is situate on the ground adjoining the
Artillery-barracks, and long lines of tents occupy a con-
siderable extent, and are all fully occupied. There
are several other tents for staff officers, the council, sec-
retary, camp adjutant and others, besides refresh-
ment accommodation, Ac. Captain Rutty, of the lit
Middlesex Artillery, is the secretary, and is most
indefatigable in his duties. The ranges were at the
respective distances of 1,22i0 and 1,500 yards.
Two batteries were brought into requisition simul-
taneously, called the Old Battery and the Sea-wall Bat-
tery, and the targets, though of large dimensions, look
very small from the firing points. The different detach-
ments were mustered at nine o'clock, and then marched
off to the batteries. At hulf.past nine o'clock the firing
began. Every precaution has been taken to render the
camp healthy, and Dr. De Lisle Allan, of the let Middle-
sex Artillery, and Dr. Tioehurst, of the 4th Cinque Ports,
have charge of the medical staff. Captain Sparks, of the
Ist Middlesex Artillery, is the camp adjutant, and Captain
Rutley, also of the lit Middlesex, is again the secretary. The
National Rifle Association prize of 50f. and 10 cups was
won by the let Kent (Gravesend) ; the second was the
Ist Durham ; and third, the 9th Kent (Plumstead). The
prize was won by four points.

THE MOVEMENT AGAINST Rwits.—The Counier
Fwsa'aia of yesterday says :—" We are in • position to
formally contradict the rumour, circulated by several
papers, respecting the departure of Mazzini from London
for Italy. It is true that Mazzini may freely enter the
kingdom of Italy now, but we can state that at present he
has not contemplated leaving London. We may add that
he will pay his visit to Lugano in the month of August
or September, u he usually does every year.
The plan of Garibaldi is known to everybody :
Borne for the Italians ; ' but be has not at
present any intention of proclaiming the republic
in the internal movement of Rome which cannot long be
delayed. Our information is thoroughly accurate." The
Liberh., which announced that Garibaldi had mysteriously
disappeared from Italy. after being last seen on the
Apennines, now says:—" A letter from Cubes states that
Garibaldi, accompanied by his daughter, pulsed on Satur-
day at Cuba and Amberieu, in Bugey, on his way to
Paris by express train. Such is the explanation of the in-
explicable and unexpected disappearance of Garibaldi
which has recently caused so much excitement in Italy.
It will be remembered that the general made a similar
journey to France before his departure on the expedition
' to Sicily."

THE HEAVY CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.-801:THANPTON, JULY 25.—The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamship Moollan, Captain Beasley,
with the above mails, arrived this afternoon. She brings
146 passengers, specie value 54,61181., and 6,772 ounces
gold ; also a general cargo, including 7 cane Indian shawls,
value :1,2001. ; 966 bales raw silk, value 85,0001.; jewellery,
532/. ; cotton, 502 bales; ivory, 196 packages ; and 520
packages sundries. The Mooltan experienced fine weather
during the pusege. On the 14th she spoke the Nyanza,
s.s., and on the 15th the Columbian, as. The Austrian
warships Ferdinand Max and Swartzen, and Russian war-
ship Great Admiral were at Malta. The usual Egyptian
Beet were at Alexandria. Gibraltar, July 20 : The fol-
lowing ships have arrived here ; Olympus, from Liver-
pool ; Britannia, from London ; Winifred, from Swan-
sea ; Wild Wave, from Newport ; Caravan, from New-
castle ; Sapphire. from Cardiff ; Star of the Sea, from
Liverpool; sod NiAnzA, from Southampton. Exchanges
are quoted on London, 90 days' date, 501, to ; Paris,
sf. Da. to 30c. ; Marseilles, N. 30e. ; Madrid, 8 dap'
eight, Ito a dis. ; Cadiz, par ; Seville, par ; Malaga, j ;
Barcelona, prem. ; Almeira and Valencia, par ; pre-
mium on five franc pieces, A to I of a dollar pyr cent.
CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILL—MARSEILLEM,
JILT 25.—The Nyanza arrived at 2 p.m. to-day. The
mails leave for London at 5 p.m.

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