The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-21 00:00:00

MONEY WIGRABI and SONErciSorf j TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
lilmannU-yard. London)) LINZ at IIIZAM and PA
to AUSTRALLi—rer MIKA. °UM' (Poet Phillip) Direct ,
ain ow the Docks on SATURDAY, October Id, gill— at
I
;301 the gdendid clipper ship KENT 1,000 tons, . IRRUTRR'n TIMIGILMILS.)
Q BOLT, Coinmander ; Whir in the Rad ludiallocks. liar
px clause, pansogers are winnowed. ENTRY OF THE PRUSSIAN TROOPS INTO
""I"—....orloM.rOnineginitodeaMr,mtrii-unimstee.'4ll= BERLIN.
Witis sod SLY
I. Leadsnhall-ebeet. BERLIN, Barr. 20.
• The triumphal entry of the Prussian troops into
this city took place at half-past eleven this morn-
ing, according to the order settled in the official
Programme.
The greatest popular enthusiasm prevailed.
The King was preceded by Count Bismarck and
Generals Von Roon, Moltke, Voiglarhetz, and Blu-
menthal on horseback.
His Majesty was presented by young girls with
three laurel wreaths, for himself, the Crown Prince,
and Prince Frederick Charles respectively.
Replying to a congratulatory address from the
chief Burgomaster, his Majesty thanked the inha-
bitants for their splendid reception, which he
stated was in every way worthy of the occasion, de-
claring at the mime time that the troops, not he,
should .be the object of their ovation.
Numerous orders were distributed and a large
number of pronietions made. Count Bismarck was
raised to the rank of general, and was appointed
Commander of his Landwehr Regiment.
The Crown Prince and Prince Frederick Charles
were invested with the order " Pour le Write,"
together with portraits of Frederick the Great.

LIVIIPOOL 011 QIIIIMOTOWN TO
NOW TOME TWICE A Will.
TETLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
SILLIMPHLt lITIAMOCIP 0010 ANY Wood di-
their Ml-
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TROY LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK:
CITY OF CORY, Saturday Sept. 22.
CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, Sept. PI.
• KANGAROO, Saturday, Sept. 22.
AM moo Wednesday and lisisoday.
cab passage by the mall steamers sailing miry Wadmsday,
▪n, and guineas, according to the acconmodatirm
possrard passage includes a full supply of cooked provialom
minumars for Canada and the United States booked throuten
Waidvan= terms.—For turtirraproiculars;
and :it to
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aTEAM to NEW YORE—UNITED STATES
t. 7. 'MAIL LINE --NSDILICED YAP. .—TM splendid end
'requite side-wheel steamers et the New York and Rem Steam
Op Company we appointed to leave toe New York se taws:

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/one :—Fhit-cloos, Ca and An; mould 1.14 and O.—
yo. WON, poroadois apply to JAS. A. WOTTON, Nano •
/O,I3FITX KANX, sad Co., Pan,; O. C. and R. W. FOX and
01 Falmouth; or H. START and Co.. 146, Chespolde. Undo's.

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A. TRIP to SWEDEN and BACK in SEVEN
'MTS.—NOTICE to PASSENGEBB—The splendid twin
earl et/tamer MARY, Captain T. LEIGH, win sail for °OMEN-
pm on SATURDAY, Sept. 28, calling at Blackwell for
ra at 12 noon, and returning from Gothenburg the lot.
flerThuraday (weather tting). Average sea Daeags
nxtmpliabed in the unparalleled time of 40 Uurs.
from Gothenburg to Stockholm by rail
4.=g:nrd are thus enabled to rach Stockholm in three
goitres Leaden, saving at least three days' sea passage.—For
hetmt or passage apOy at CHAPLIN'S Universal Omen, Regent-
deem, W., or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co.,
Dunstan's-house, on lane, Great Toweratrees, E.C.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Bin. 20, EVINING.

An amnesty has been proclaimed for all persons
who, up to the 20th instant, have been con-
victed of high treason or other offences
against the Crown, resistance to the State
authorities, violation of public order, offences
committed by the press in infringement of the
Press Law of May 12th, 1861, and for infractions
of the ordinance of March 11th, 1851, regulating
the right of pablio meeting.
A royal decree has been issued, instituting a
cross of honour in commemoration of the campaign
of 1866.

AIARGATE and RAMSGATE.—The 'magnifi-
cent swift steamer PLUM, (en Royal Mall) will leave
Plee (weathee permitting) SPIRY MONDAY, WED
N ODAL and FRIDAY, at 11 a.m., for the above places. Ra-
i Tneeday, Thursday, and Saturday ; from Ramsgate, 11
L:,„; te, 12 nom —Fares : Fore 5e100n,21.; Grand Saloon,
Pamengers by the 10.45 ans. train front Fenchurch-
mot Mallon will mita the PetreL

1-
UTTRSION. —TheNEW SALOON STEAMER
PALMERSTON will leave Swan Pier, above London-
Wm, DAILY, at 10.15 am. (weather permitting( until further
were for Terrace Mar, GRAVR3END, calling at Roeberylile,
=to the Wore, thence round her Majesty's Fleet a
returning from Terrace Pier, Oravreend, at Four p.m.,
ellOg at Roaherville.

SICILY.

MILAN, SIP?. 20, EVINING.

According to advice, received here from Palermo,
it would appear that on the 13th inst. the nume-
rous armed bands which infest the mountains in
Sicily united, and made during the night so bold
an attack upon that city that they were enabled to
take up strong positions in various parts of the
town. At first a panic prevented the National
Guard from co-operating with the garrison, and
on the 16th the firing was still kept up with great
energy on both sides without decisive results.
The Italian government has given orders for the
immediate despatch to Sicily of the garrisons of
Leghorn, Ancona, and Tarento, comprising to-
gether 14 battalions.

VISERNESS and BACK for TWO SHILLINGS
b./ wily, by the favourite Saloon Stemmer ALEXANDRA, tram
/NW Wharf, London-larldge, atproximity, mustn't Mantr-
ap mpteil). On SaWrys to Boshernne and Gravesend only
am. and II p.m. precisely.

THEALEXANDRA M 10 a.m. precisely, from
Irtah Mout, London-bridge, DAILY. On Saturdays for
hsherrllle and Grareeend. Sunday and other days to Sl3eerness,
alai at Somberrllle and Gravesend, at the reduced fares.

GRAVESEND and ROSHERVILLE.
The SALOON STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S vessels
ULYANOV& leave Fresh Wharf, London-bridge, daily, al 10
and 11 am. and 2 p.m., and Westminster-bridge at 9.15 and
1116 an., for Gravesend, calling at Roshervllle. Fares: London
b Sheerness, fore saloon, single, ls. Bd. ; return, 2s. ; grand
oboe, 2s. ; return, 2s, aL London to Gravesend, fore
aeon, single, ; return, is. 6d. ; grand saloon, single, LL Bd.;
Ma% W.

CATANIA, Simi.. 19.

The municipality of this town have voted an
address to the King condemning what has taken
place at Palermo, and declaring that Catania is
ready to maintain the plebiacitum at the sacrifice
of property and life. The address confirms the
unalterable faith of the inhabitants in the integrity
of the country, the constitution, and the King.
A similar declaration has been made by the Na-
tional Guard of Catania and the municipality of
Aci-Beale.
FLORENCE, Szrr. 20, EVESING.
The following official statement has been pub.
fished here :—" Adviosa from Sicily announce
that communication with Palermo has not been
restored. It is asserted that no acts of violence
or incendiarism have been perpetrated in that city.
A few instances, however, of firearms having been
discharged Ihad occurred. In the other parts of
the island the best feeling prevails. The towns of
Augusta, Syracuse, and Modica, have voted ad-
dresses to the King."

ON SATURDAY (To-morrow), the original
favourite Saloon Steamer ALEXANDRA will leave-Fronk
111tarf, London-bridge, al 10 a.m. and •S p.m., for EMRICH,
TILLS sad ORAVIIIIF.ND.

METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY
COMPANY.—LOANS on DZSINTURIC3.
The Directors are prepared to receive TENDERS for LOANS In
Nos of not less than £lOO, on the following terms :
6 per cent. per annum for a period of three Yeah ;
86 „ Bye do.
~
SP
I „ seven do.
By order, GEORO1I
HOPWOOD, Deeretery.
I, Westminster-chambers,
, Vietmia-street, &W.,
11th Sept. 10116.

1110 IMPORTERS, Shippers, Steam Shipping
Com ies. and Consignees Foreign Goods, by steamers
rlnto the Port of London —The pmprietors of
heTrade Wharf, Reknit and Tipper Free Trade Wharf, Dow-
pie Dock, Upper Than:tee-street. OFFER FACILITIES to the
lbw Fur the r information may he obtained on application, by
hair or In person, to R. CLAY and Co., wbarfingers and ware-
home knyera —Mow 83, Upper Thames-street

RNORAVING an WOOD.
Ireridescription of PICTORIAL WORK for Pub Users.
bitters, sad Adverthien supplied at moderate charges by J. F.
PAIR, PA Coventry street, London, W.—Specimen Rook and
ads of Prices emit free by return of poet.

The Moniteur states that the officers and the
crew of the French frigate L'Astrte, to whom a sum of
5001. had been presented by the British Admiralty, in
acknowledgment of their valuable assistance when her
Majesty's ship Bombay was burnt at sea, have requested
that the whole amount shall be placed in their name to
the account of the general subscription raised in England
for the survivors of the nnfortnnate Bombay.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.—The following letter was
sent by Mr. Glass to the Great Eastern staff :—" To
Samuel Canning, Esq., Captain Anderson, Henry Clifford,
Esq., Willoughby Smith, Esq., and Professor Thomson.—
Gentlemen,—The only alloy to the satisfaction arising from
existing circumstances is that I cannot be the first person to
welcome your return to England, and to express my warm
appreciation of the skill, energy, and devotedness which
have brought the expedition of 1865 and 1866 to a tri-
umphant issue. I have day by day earnestly hoped to gain
sufficient strength to come down by easy stages to Liver-
pool, and there to meet the Great Eastern before she
came into port, but my doctor's orders are imperative,
and I am at the eleventh hour compelled to deny my-
self a gratification upon which I bad set my heart.
I cannot, however, allow you to land or separate
without assuring you of feelings which are of a warm-
ness
and more personal character than can be con-
veyed in formal votes of thank' or minutes of approval,
however hearty. Most of you have laboured with me in
the cause of Atlantic telegraphy for many long years—
have looked steadfastly and hopefully forward to the goal
we have arrived at now, and have with me made the esta-
blishment of electric communication with America one of
the absorbing considerations of your lives. The number of
' difficulties and clisappointmenta we '.have experienced and
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who surmounted together are known only to ourselves, but it
require good and fashionable DRESS, and do not is cheering to remember now that each of these strength-
Iribi Miss a fair price, can depend on the best materials and coed our confidence in each other, and our faith in ulti-
loss style at , mate success. The unrivalled experience and sound
HAMILTON and KIMPTONM, 105, STRAND.
N ' practical knowledge, the consummate nautical skill
A Tim Trouwarings are of patterns and texture' that cannot
M socsikd. . and profound scientific acquirements you possess cob.
let, Strand, opposite Exeter-ball. lectiv sly, are already fully recognised by your oountrymen,
1 and it is only on personal grounds that I regret to be pre-
T 0 N IC BITTERS.
WATERS' QUININE WINE, : vented telling each of you this while heartily shaking you
by the hand. Under present circumstances, however, I
I must ask you individually and collectively, and with you
The most palatable and wholesome bitter In existent*.
AN EFFICIENT TONIC, I every officer and man of your respective staffs, to accept
~_,. An unequalled stomachic, and a gentle stimulant. imy heartfelt thanks for a co-operation which has been
"44 b'f Voters, Italian warehousemen, wine =mamas, eon- more than enthusiastic, and to which, under God's bless-
fectioners and others, at me. a deem. iug, is to be attributed the success of our many anxiously
Manufactured by ; devised and thoughtfully considered plans. As it is my
WATERS and WILLIAMS, I particular desire that this greeting should reach you before
L Martin'A-lane, Cannon-street, London.
,E. Lewis and Co., worcestar. I your party breaks up, I have asked Mr. Parkinson to
Wholesale Agents
! kindly take charge of as he I believe will see you all
before the Great Eastern comes to her moorings. With
DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The respects, thanks, and congratulations,—l am, gentlemen,
issmeal profession for thirty years have approved of this curs faithfully, IL A. GLASS. Ashurst, Dorking,
MO solution 0 magnesia as the best remedy for acidity of the pt. 17."
dons* headache, heartburn, gout, sad Indigestion ; and as a .
le!....lPute" it is especially ndapted for ladies and children. I PRESENTATION OP AN ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN
•_-ama by DlN:tart/RD and Co., Cbmaisee, era, 17; New ANDERSON, OF THR GREAT EAST3RN.—Yesterday • depu-
G„___ 11.0.it,c Lone don, and sold throughout the world by all Cation from the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, &cram-
....r.,!me h mists. Cantion—See that "Dinneford and Co.' is crd
.5 each bottle and red label over the cork i ed by a number of influential merchants, went on
the Great Eastern and presented Captain Anderson
Larruz.—The LETTUCE contains an active I and his officers with an address. The deputation was most
hospitably received on board, and spent some time in
eVpis the Wades, which peemalea all the soothing inspecting the various arrangements foe . work of cable
( opium without its dangers—Mr. O. JOZZAV, ?rem* laving.
„_, „ 49, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a tats of Linn , ',:,
salts, Mein recommended by the Medical PrOI4IINOR Ise i Sala? MAIIMEMIL—Mr. Z. Greene, M.P., who
v-"f' whoa, bronchitis, sod all chest affection*. iiirrtiP,ks. 9d.: recently formed one of a deputation from Suffolk which
'we, la lid, and e Id. tate, by poet, le. Old and Ss. al I waited on the Cattle Plague Department of the Privy
Council with reference to the restrictions imposed en the
movement and sale of sheep, has published a letter, in
which he says:—" I have every raison to believe that in a
few days new orders will be lamed, enabling fairs and
markets to be held for sheep under such Seances as will
enable a free inturehaage.betwees fanners and dealers.*
16r. Greene is not of opinion that the disease among sheep
is identical with that prevailing imam cattle. He *mol-
ders that it is not of a veryinfestians oharseWr.

YARMOUTH BLOATERS. Twelve, 2s. 6d. ;
Twenty-five, 4a ; Infty, Ga. ; One Hundred, Pa ; Tire
Imbed, toe. ; One Thousand, 454. No charge for carriage to
Luke. Cub on delivery. Country orders paid in advance.
/awarded by YREDIC. BAILNIIY, purveyor of fish, Great
Ifinrentb.

SAUCE.—LEA and PERRIN S'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
This delicious condiment, pronounced by comstdeseurs
" THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,"
Is prepared solely by LEA and !TRAINS.
The public are repecttully cautioned mains' worthless halts-
** and shook! see that Lea and Perrino' names are onwrapper,
14, bottle, and stopper.
ASK for LEA and PERRINE SAUCE.
Soll wholesale and for export by the Proprietor, Worcester:
Ewa CIOASE and BLACKWELL : limn. BARCLAY and
SONS London, ie., and by grocers and oilmen universally.

LTRNITURE, '44., delivered Carriage Free.
F ILLUSTRATED PRICED BOOKS of Furniture, Bedsteads,
k Brisk Iron, and Wood, and &Adana. gratis, per post.
118 largest stock of Furnishing Requisites in London to select
_
suitable for completely furnishing any class of house, and
Itprices neverbef ore offered ter warranted articles.
Bed Brussels Carpets, Se. lid. ; Tapestry Brussels, Ba.
Sad sant elegant designs, 2s. 11,1 per yard —WILLIAM WAINE,
Wholesale and Export t'pholstetcr, Complete Rouse Furnishing
Warehouses, 133 to 139. Newington-butte, and Factories, 47, 48,
Sod 49, Francis-street, London.

TEE MOMENTOUS QUESTION.
CRINOLINE.—LADiES should at once see THOMSON'S
111 W STYLE. which light, graceful, and elegant In outline,
eceliaaes comfort and economy with the very latest fashion.
Oteerve the name, "THOMSON," and the trade mark " A
Crean." Sold everywhere.

CHOLERA and DIARRIICKA may be avoided
111 the timely nes ot KAYS'S WOLIWZII3 FILM To
seorywher*. Wholesale Desalt It; Beeadegloet• 1,01410 a.

GOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved
end eared in a few days by that celebrated Mediated
GOUT and RHSITUATIC ?ILI& Obtained thrmik
00 amoeba, at la lid sad It 9d pir box