The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-24 00:00:00

M-ESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of
IGackwan-Fara, Landes) LINZ of MGM and PACK=
INIPS to AIIIITIALIA.—Ibe llnDotll3lll Chet Phillip) Direct
(token the Dodo on SATURDAY. Delete" IS calling at Ply-
mouth), the wiemdid eiMper qtly MINT 1,00, toes, IL YAY-
QIIHIRHOLT Maaaudar; lying ia the b Lads Deck'. Her
acememodatio4s ter all dame el gammon are unsarmosed,
and she will carry an experienced aurae& —Pm freight or pok
;173= mad SONS. 7 PORT and MORGAN with Yam MOM
Leadeshalletemd.

ECIAM TROY LIVIRPOOL OR QUIKENTOWN TO
NEW YORK TWICE A WEEK.
THE LIVERPOOL, NSW YORE, rad
nuomar. ifTRAII•IM7 COMPANY Mead deo
Esishiesn Utak ratoll-ontred Iron Saw litesin-lhips
&aft the United ftitee
TROY LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK:
CM OP NEW YORK, Wednesday, Sept. W.
KANGAROO. Saturday, Sept. 29.
And every Wednesday end eatnrday.
Cabin poop by the tun steelkele Nabs( sem Wednesday,
U, It, and godson, sescsdhsi to the eszoonnodation.
lierwerd weep insindes OM et cooked prortalone.
!ammo tor Osaada and tis• tral natio booked tkreuth on
MlARldnutWr timiLya. turtkile liaztitrd to P 11741
Sod YAM, ximorLwetrt,st. loadoa
TOMOOI,

911 TEAM to NEW YORB.—UNITED STATES
NJ MAU; LINZ —arm= 71131.13.—The splendid mad
Oar: nets iddrowheel staarnars at tho New York awl Havre Steam
Skip Compass, are appointad to laiwo for New York aa follows :

From Havre.

W,NOoodsy MONLINy, 21.0p10a
19 NO
rodooodoy, Nov. 12
redanday, D. /9

horn Pabnouth.
iola ndulday. OA `s
NA 27
Woodsy. Nov. IS
Iturodar, DA IN

larva r.-PtruPebas 01 sad CO; ascoad dam. CH and La.-
lir turtles apply to JAS. A. WOTTON, Hama:
r lillltß CAKE, and Co.. Parr; 0. C. and IL W. PDX and
Co.. Falmouth; or H. STABS and Co., 146, Cheapsido. Loudon

OVERLAND ROUTE. COMMUNICATION
by STEAM to INDIA, ADDISALIA, ha, via EGYPT,
Isms Southampton and Kamilla —The PENINSULAR and
ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PASSEN-
GERS and rendre Cargo and Parcels for Gibraltar Malta, Egypt,
Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, China, and Japan
(Yokohama), by their steamers leaving Southampton on the 4th
and 10th of every month for Gibraltar Malta, Egypt. Aden,
and Bombay, by those of the nth and MY of each month ; and
for King George'. Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the,
otamaera tearing Southampton on the 20th of every month.
The steamer leave Marseilles on the Mk 12th, NM, and 28th
oi the month.—For further particulars &away at the Company's
°Bonk IE4 Inadenhallbtroet, London, KC. ; or Otisotal-place,
Southampton.

A TRIP to SW EDRII and BACH in SEVEN
vjas., DAYS.—NOTICE to PANSENGERS.—Tha splendid twin
..w steamer NARY, Captain T. LEIGH, will sail for GOTHEN-
BURG on SATURDAY, October S, calling at Blackwell for
r=ge, at if noon. and returning front Gothenburg the fol-
TTl'hursday (weather tting). Average sea
wroompllshed in the unparalleled time of 40 hours. Me
his
route passengers p from Gothenburg to Stockholm by rail
• th ten boon, and are thus enabled to reach Stockholm la three
days from London, saving at least three days' sea .—For
freight or pomp apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal OSice, Regent-
-circus, W. or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PILILLipps and Co..
rSt. Dunsien*hose, Oross-Wise, Great Toweretreet, R.C.

B• RRlDEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns-
Mee, and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's
Ins firstilass screw steamer CONDOR, Captain C. RAMIE,
will be despatched from Horeelydown, on THURSDAY, Sept. 27
=permitting), at 10 am., oslllng et Brunswick Pier,
for passengers, at 12 noon.—Fares to Bremen, It
end 11; return tickets, RA and RI 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S
Bnlvenal Moe, Regent-circus, W. ; sr to PHILLIPPB, GRAVES,
PHILLIPPB and Co., St Dunstan's-house, St Dunstan's-M. LC.

METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY
COMPANY.—LOANS on DESK:MU&
The Directors are prepared to receive TENDERS for LOANS In
rims of not less than £lOO, on the followfng terms :
6 per cent per annum for a period at three years:
04 ~ Ave do.
..• ..
6 P• .. seven do.
By ordew, GEORGE HOPWOOD, Secretary.
I, Westmlniterthambers, Victoria-street, &W.,
llth Sept., 1866.

/PO IMPORTERS, Shippers, Steam Shipping
I. Companies, and Consignees of Foreign Goods, by steamers
or otherwise into the Port of London.—The proprietors of
Tres Trade Wharf, Rateliff, and Upper Free Trade %%nt Dow-
pte Dock, Upper Thames-street, OFF= FACILITIES to the
above—Further information may be obtained on application, by
letter or In person, to R. CLAY and Co., wharfingers and ware-
house keeper.. —Offices, 83, Upper ThamesetreeL

YARMOUTH BLOATERS. Twelve, 2s. ad. ;
Twenty4fte, 41. ; Fifty, ea. ; One Iftmdred, Ps. ; Five
Hundred, ; One Thousand, 455. No charge foe mintage to
London. Cult on delivery. Country orders peal in advance.
Forwarded by MEDIC. BARNBY, purveyor of Bah, liner
Yarmouth.

ENGRAVING on WOOD.
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Printing, and Advertburs supplied at moderato charges by J. 1.
WASH, 22. Coventryatreet Loudon, W.—Specimen Book and
Bask of Prices sent free by return of post

URNITURE, &c., delivered Carriage Free.
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In Brass, Iron, and Wood, and Bedding, path", per post.
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at neverbef ore offered far warranted articles.
Best Brussels Carpets, Ss. lid. ; Tapestry Brussels, is. 80.
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and 49, Francis-street, London.

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mind ing a fair price, can depend on the best materials and
latest e pata
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AN M.P. IN THZ COUNTY COURT.—In the County
Court, at Whitby, on Friday, beforo Mr. G. J. W. Far-
syde, deputy-judge, Thomas Peirson, solicitor, of East
Row, near Whitby, summoned Mr. Charles Magnall, M.P.
for the borough of Whitby, for the sum of 151. 1 I s., for
lissl and professional services rendered during the last
election. The very peculiar circumstances of the last
general election at Wlutby will be fresh In the recollection
of every reader of our paper, the details appearing u regu-
larly as they occurred. It seems, however, that on the
day that George Hudson, the ex Railway King, was taken
to York Castle, that Mr. Charles Baguall was induced, by
the influential deputation which waited upon him, to oome
forward and step into his shoes as a candidate for the
borough of Whitby. The following day was the day of
nomination, and the succeeding day was the polling day.
On the declaration of the poll being made by the returning
Ulcer, Mr. &avail was declared the " Member for
Whitby." On the termination of the election, the various
claims were sent in to the representative of the new mem-
ber, some of which have been settled. The plaintiff in
this ease, however, after applying on various occasions for
the amount of his claim, was communicated with by the
solicitors of Mr. Hainan, who offered him 10 guineas for
his services. This Mr. Peirson refused to accept, and
hence the present proceedings. After hearing the evidence,
Lis honour briefly recapitulated, and said he should allow
5 guineas for the usual retaining fee, and M. 10s. per day
for the two following days, or 12 guineas in all.—Mr.
Peirson then asked his honour to allow the outs of the
day, which was granted. The ease excited an unusual
mount of interest.—Netecastle CAroniefe._

THE §WI;;;TERS....gI:"EiOin.::II;is event is to
come off to-night in the Lambeth Swimming Bath ; the
race being for the captaincy of the London Swimming
Club. The favourites, Henry Gurr, the Champion of
England, and David Pamplin, swam a dead heat in each
of their latest races. Both swim with marvellous dexterity,
the little champion's celerity as he bores through the water
with his peculiar screw-stroke having earned for him the
sobriquet of " The Flying Fish," while Pamplin, from the
remarkable combination of grace and swiftness in his
beautiful side-stroke, is called the "Scudding Seal."
Each is very young to have attained inch pre-eminence in
swimming prowess, Garr being but 19, while his formidable
nrwl is even two years younger. A few noted amateur
swimmers are to contend with the= for mastery—Daniel
1. Hoias (champion of Coventry), William Adams, and
Ben_ry Moore (the winner of Sir William Fraser's gold
dal). There will likewise be several prises for public
competition, and a contest for the captaincy of the new
swimming club, started in connexion with the German
gymnastic Society, whose amateur band will play • seleo-
Ana from the best masters. In addition to the racing
teen will be a diving competition, and • display of mien.
tifie swimming by Proloseor Beckwith, Mr. B Newlands,
and several other eminent masters of natation. The
sports are to commence precisely at 8 o'clock, and a detailed
programme will be presented to each visitor.