The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-02 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

OUNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH
AMKEIcAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, aproluted by
the Admiralty lo sail botweeu LIVERPOOL and NEW YORh.,
snd between Li V EltrOt 0. and BOSTON, the Boston ably* caning
at Halifax to bud and reLtive era aad mall& The tol-
l..rale ur ves.ele are appotn to mall from LlVerpOel,
,21WW at ..rk to re...rive the mails:
SCYPIA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, November?.
CUBA. for NORTON. Saturday. November S.
PERSIA. for EW YORK, Saturday. boyerber 16.
. .

• Taking passengers no.l goods for Nassaau and liarana, to be
Innbiorrt,l At N.-r \..rk subdect to the permission of the United
btatt.,4Uthoritini, 40ii I.AM the lt. COMen.
pasaaterooney, including steward's fee and prowl:dons, Mat
without wines or liquors;—To Uslifax and Boston, chief cabin.
/26: second cabin, C 0.2 To New York, chief eaten, C3l: second
ratan. &O.—Apply to J. B. raced, 62, Old Brood-street, London:
Burns and Mac leer, Havre, and 12, Place de la Bourse, Paris;
G. sad J. Barns, SO, Jamaica.etreet, Glannow, and Baltic.street,
pundee ; D. and C. Madre:, yeassatowa ; at D. and C. Maclvar,
WataiNitreet, Liverpool.

'FNMAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW
J. YOKE, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY
blend despatching their full powered Clyclobullt Iron screw
itt amshlpa, rallying the ['sited States Mills, calling at Queens-
town, Ireland. on the following day, to take on board passengers
sad dmpatches, and with liberty to call at an Intermediate port:
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, November G.
ETNA, Saturday, November 9.
CITY OE N Ahll I N(V10141, Wednesday, Nov. 13.
CITY OF YARN, Wednesday, Nov ru.i
And every Wednesday mud tfaturday.
Maga psmage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday,
Ili,aDd II guineas, according D. the accommodation. Forward
Includes a full supply of cooked pvisions. Passengers
pates
ro
as and the Crated States booked through on very advan-
terms —Yor further particulars appiy_to 1.14R,1
Irblantarotrsettilizzool ; and to El V PE3 and

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
'llenszitic Director. Mr. K Str.inge.) Three Hallett, NO
lamer's: tio le:lteptentsbets. Singers. Acrobats, Mimics; Tic-

'' t ' it
tuns. Latest lelcurani+, rsa none, ,upper.roonia, es,
,n,Linproonis, Evenine Paper: 10 Orchestral Pieces harry
Night. Open at half-pa-t :wren, highs at Wit. Prices—la.
. and 61. 1:•-sorro-d Seats, ls. Private Bales, trout £1 la.
lioi-otlice open from Eleven to Your.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
Holborn.—The mod spacious :aid brilliantly-decorated
Bill Boom. and the !a I.and Loudon. OPEN for etiNCERT
sod D‘Nt'lN.: F:VEILV EVENING. Magical Director. Mr. M.
N. Vicker. Gp.ii at half-AM eon Y 11. Adelaide°.
teceldiout.

00LONY of NATAL.
DIM lORATION and FREEHOLD LAND GRANTS.

Grants of Government land are given to men familiar with
fanning operations, and possessing sufnelent means to turn their
land to account. . _ . _

Applications fur further Information to he made to Dr.
MANN, the special Agent of the Natal GOVernliStrit, at the
Natal Immigration Unice, 15, Duckinghazu-strcet, strand. W.C.,
Landon.

APARTMENTS, UNFURNISHED, TO BE
LET. In a respectthle house when• there are no other
lodgers. Situate in the best purl nt limber, • not ten minutes
walk from the liank 21, eliftonatreet North, Fins-
bury. objected to.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1911.
This celebrated old 1 KISH WUISKY gained the DUBLIN
PRIZE MEDAL-114 pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very
wholesome. Sold In bottles, Ss. Bd. each, at the retail houses la
London ; by the agents in the principal towns In England ; or
wholesale at s, Great Windmill-street, London, W. Meerve the
red seal, pink label. and cork brooded "Kinahairs LL Whisky.

BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new
invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as well
is smaller (sake, may be rithed or tilted on It without labour or
trouble. Its action Is so Impalpable that the sediment of the
most limpid gold by uu poesibility can be disturbed. Priem Ds,
Its, 14a, to suit 41, D, cud la gallon casks.

B-tRLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent-peg required. No more Oat beer or soar wine.
Price ie. Md. ; ditto, eteLtroplated, 9.1 —Apply direct to LIMNS
BMLLUW, patentee, 14, Kling William-street. Alanslon-honse.
tlee that him mane and address are on every article; an others
sporkous imitations. Luaravings Hiatt.. LAmblkshed DUO.

yARMOUTH BLOATERS, 25 for 4s. ; 50,
Ur.: 1 o, itis. Fresh Fish ,in ice', three kinds, for 10s,
Delivered free to nil parts of London and eountry upon receipt
of rrnaltantr, by Yttl:DK. BAltrittV and Cu., tlrab purveyors,
Great Vermouth.

HOUSE FURN ISA !NG. - WM. WA INES
GENERAL El ENI4IIINO WHOLESALE and EXPORT
I'PIIoILsTEE V WA ItElle Intl to I" Newingtombuttn
Pacturies: PI to 49, Francis-street The largest anti most varied
Hotta no London to. Ink, t mom. suit: hle for completely furnish-
ing a.)" clst-s of house, and at prices never befcre offcred. All
nomols warr mt.], pack, oi, alto' delivered free. Illustrated price-
lists of cabinet turnittim srpcts. Imola. ads ;in tram,. and
wood , heddicg. iiplookto-ty, table linem &Destiny, blankets
quilts, counterpanes. &c. gratis.

BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS
and CDITII Barrack Furniture, Tanks, rurtntar
teaua, *c.. at PRICES CON' DERA SLY REDUCED.

163, PICCADILLY. Catalogers tree.

TAR and Co.'s SANITARY POWDER, for
the Instant removal id all offensive odours In dwellings,
the prevention of infection from cholera. typhus. and other
contagions disenses• the destruction of noshing Insects, ffe
Prepared from earl. die !divide acre 'one of the Tar acids , and
Is a deodorant, thaintectaut, and the most powerful antiseptic
known. Mate. clean. h inily. and cheap. kohl In packets and air
tight ',topper. it iv dile. niacin, with directions for use, by
Lbetalsts, dntcgistc, i.ilniett.• grocers and sundry men. A
sample hoz suit post fri e for three stamps by TAR and Co.,
Sanitary Aeeney, 2:4 Great St. Helen's, Loudon, EX. Country
agent. wanted.

T" COMMISSION AGENTS.—WANTED,
AGENTs for the s 111: of SANITARY PIIWDER amongst,
Chemi4s. Inimmists. /allays. Grocers, dc.—Athlress TAR and
smkitarY Agcucy, z., LAMM M. Helen's, London, E.C.
See ialvertisrineut this day.

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL —Thisolegant,
fragrant, and pelinvid oil Is universally In high repute for
Its unprecedenti.i success during the last sixty years in pro-
moting the growth, rebtoring, and beautif)ing the human hair.
It prevents hair from failing off or turning grey, strengthens
weak hair, clease. it froin .voirf and dandriff. and makes it
beautifully soli. plaid., and a;lo,sy. For children it is espe-
cially revornmeo..l.-.1, las conning the basis of a beautihil head of
bib, while its latn.lu, lion lido the nunery of royalty, nail the
high (deem in v. hieh it is nisi, ertally held, with OUTUCIoIIa testi-
monials constantly trotted of its ettleney, afford the lust and
surest proofs of ft. Price Ss. Gat, 71., 10e. ed., rviital to
630/ Mall, and 214. Per lvdtle.—Sold at 20, Ilattnu-Paden, sail
by chemists and pert inuern.—Ask fur Rowlands' Macaswar W.

LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
an effectual remelt, without confining the bowels or
after:lug the henil, truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to
be the best meilo.:iie for immediately relieving coughs, colds,
con2rmed CIISCs mtlint, and incipient consumption. it fre-
quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable
admirably alloys the which prosokni frequent coughing.
approaching consumption itt effects are truly benefiriaL
Persons derrived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffice-
Mon, Day dept.,' on relief is a few minutes after taking It
?rewired nul) 11141 1141111 by W. LAMBERT, chemist, 8, King Wil-
banrstmet, tricavv:wr,ms, Londnn, anti hy all flnsinrists, In
bottles, soil three quantities in one, 2s. AL Be particular
and ask for Lam' wets Asthmatic balsam. The were end address
era engraftai rn the stamp

ALL WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTION
tumid use
t'S MOM
Sold ever‘ritvre. nottles. Is. 114. Si Sid.. and Ile.

BILIOUS anti Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
Sick Wad. ho. Lou of Apindlte, browslntim, tliddinion
SPAM., and all Ili...Min of On stomach and Bowels, aro
removed by tb:dsoll.knonri

tilloN'S PILL 0F HEALTH.
They unite the rert.nttemiation of a mild operation trlth the
most sucersatul cifect ; and where an aperient is required eintbing
lan be better n Ltpletl. Sold by all medicine vendor; at Is. lid.
lad atio per or oldsitwil through any chemist.

REPRESENTATI,IN OF CHLSIIIRE.—We have rea-
110b to believe that after the dissolution of the preeent par-
liament the lion. Wilbraham ltgerton and Major Cornwall
Lagh, the prement members for North Cheshire, will be
pat forward to repreient the new division of Mid-Cheshire,
and that Mr. of Lyme-park, and Mr. Davenport
Bromley (at present M.P. for North Warwickshire, and
the new owner of the t '.ii estliorne estates), will be nomi-
nated to represent the Northern Division of the county.—
Ch ,'r CMlra

METRoI.OI.Ir OF Wonns, —A meeting
of the mends ra of this board took place yesterday at their
offices in Spring e.,r lens, SirJolin Thwaites in thecLair. The
Workmanill al l'urpmesUrminsittee brought ups report,
giving (inter ~!i,t) the substance of a communication
which the committee have received from the engineer re-
Wive to putting the area lately occupied by Middle-row,
into a audit' to receive the traffic, and that they have
instructed him to obtain tenders from seven contractors
for Om completion of the wofka necessary for that pur-
pose. After smile considerable discussion, during which it
war sie:gested that the ground formerly occupied by
tifhldle.row, Holborn, should he vaulted in and let, the
chairman info, med the bawd that it had no power to
make such vaults. A further suggestion was merle as to
vabie of the subsoil, which might be utilised. and the
solicitor explained that the proceeds of such utilization or
the r.•nt of sank+ built on such space would by the act
of parliament go to the district board of works. Sir. John
Thivaites then opened the tenders, and one from Measrs.
Rill and Kedddl for 2,900/. was accepted. Mr. Savage
morel "That it is not expedient that the board should
introduce in the ensuing session of parliament a bill for
authorising the levying of an improvement rate on
the metropolis.'" After some considerable discussion,
the question then being before a committee, the " previous
question" was moved and carried, after which the board
adjourned.

(sztrsals Truossais.)

ENTRY OF THE FRENCH INTO ROME.
ROME, Ocr. 30, EVENING.

This evening, the 29th French regiment of the
line entered Rome, and was silently and sullenly
received by a large crowd, but there was no openly
hostile manifestation.

The Garibaldiana are in sight of Rome, being
three miles distant.

A proclamation to the Romans, dated yesterday,
has been issued by General Failly. The proclama-
tion says :—" The Emperor Napoleon sends an ex-
peditionary corps to protect the Holy Father and
the Pontifical throne against the attacks of bands
of revolutionists. The French will respect the
persons, customs, and laws of the Romans."
The Pontifical troops are leaving this city to
re-occupy the places which have been evacuated by
the Garibaldiana.
It is stated that Garibaldi has returned to
Monte Rotondo, in order to confer with the repre-
sentative of the Italian goven who has
been asst there to meet him. 'ends have
gono to seek an interview with the general, in
order to dissuade him from persisting in his enter-
prise, and from coming into collision with the
French troops.

PARIS, Nov. 1, Evonsc.
A council of ministers was held to-day at St.
Cloud.

The Muuiteur du Suir publishes advices from
Civita Vecchia of the 30th ult. The first brigade,
under General Dumont, disembarked on the 29th ;
and the brigade under General Pothier was to dis-
embark on the evening of the 30th ult.
Garibaldi had 5,000 man at Monte Rotondo.

The .1( 'tf•ur du Muir reproduces the article in
this morning's Constitutiviiiiel relative to the news
of the Putrie.

The FrallCe of this evening states that the politi-
cal situation is aggravated by the character given
to the entry of the Italian troops into Pontifical
territory. The honour of France, it adds, will be
deeply wounded by such occurrences.

TOULON, Nov. 1, 11.43 soy,

The ironclad* Valeureuse, from Cherbourg ; and
Mogador, from Civita Vecchia, have arrived here.
They leave again immediately with four fresh
squadrons of troops. The Mogador brings no
news from Rome.

The 3rd Regiment of Chasseurs arrived here this
morning.

C.kNDIA.

ATHENS, OCT. 26.

According to the Greek journals, the mission of
Aali Pasha to Crete has proved a total failure, the
insurgents demanding union with Greece. Fresh
Turkish troops are said to have been sent to Crete,
all the Egyptian troops having left, and frequent
encounters are taking place between the Turks and
Cretans, despite the armistice.
French, Russian, Italian, and Prussian vessels
continue to transport Cretan fugitives to Greece.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Nov. 1.
This being All Saints Day, the Bourse has been
closed.
On the Boulevards this afternoon Rentes in
liquidation were dealt in at 67.65, and at 67.45
for the new account. The tendency was better,
but great uneasiness continues to prevail.

PARIS, Nov. 1, 10 P.X.

On the Boulevards at 9.30 p.m., Mentes in
liquidation were quoted at 67.80. There was but
little doing, but the tone was generally firm, though
considerable uncertainty still prevailed.

INDIA.
(vii Trieste.)

OALCUTTA, Ocr. 9.

The telegraph department in Calcutta has been
instructed to furnish the Abyssinian expedition
with materials for creating and working 450 miles
of telegraph.
The government of India has oriered the survey
of the route to China through Burmah to be
continued.

Unprecedented floods have inundated the dis-
tricts of the Ganges. Numerous villages have been
swept away, and the Eastern Bengal Railway has
suffered severe damages.
Intelligence from Cabul states that Sirdar Fyz
blahomed had attacked the army of Alslool Rah-
man Khan, but had been repulsed, and Fyz Ma-
homed had been slain. His death is a great loss
to the cause of the Ameer Shere Ali.

Two important reforms in the constitution of the
police of India are about to be carried out. The
Viceroy and the Council have determined to de
prive the force of its partially military character,
and to make it a purely civil constabulary.
Reports have been received that the deaths from
cholera in North West Central India are km nu-
merous. The plague is reported to have broken
out in the delta of the Euphrates, and to have
attacked Kerbela and Bagdad.

The Maharajah of Jeypore has established a royal
council consisting of eight members for the pur-
pose of assisting him in the better government of

his state.

Accounts from the indigo districts continue un-
fac•.urable. It is estimated that the crop will not
reach 90,000 maunda.

The son of the ex-King of (hide recently asked
for a loan► of 6,4001. to pay his debts. The request
was refused.

BOMBAY, Ocr. 29.

,
7lbs. shirtings, sr. 2a. ; 811bs._ ditto, 6r. 14a. ;
40's mule twist, 11*. Cotton quiet. Dhollerah,
170. Exchange on London, L. 11d. Freights
to Liverpool, 525. 6d. The latest London date is
26th October.

CALCUTTA, OCT. 28.

shirtings, sr. Ba. ; 811bs. ditto, 7r. ; 40's
mule twist, tiia. Exchange on London, Is. 110.

SUEZ. Nov. I.

Her Majesty's Indian steam transport Jumna,
front Calcutta, has arrived here five days late,
with her machinery damaged. The troops on board
are well.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 1

It is announced here that a battalion of the
Egyptian troops who formerly served in Mexico is
about to be sent to garrison Alassowah.

Exil.riMON 12r TIM Burt DOCK, CARDIFF.-
The Liverpool underwriters yesterday received informa-
tion to the effect that a serious explosion bad taken place
on board the brig Brieulx, at shout half•psst nine the
previous morning. The Brieulx was being loaded in the
West Bute Dock, Cardiff. The explosion wu caused by
the gas generating in the hold. The deck was blown up,
and two men, who were occupied in stowing away the
&a.m., were so severely injured that they are not expected
to mover.

AMERICA.

(BY ATLANTIC TILIGILAPH.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1, 6 p.m.

The Manhattan arrived out to-day.

Closing Prices :—Gold, 141. Sterling exchange
on London, 1094 ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882,
1084 ex div. ; Illinois, 125; Eric, 72. Cotton,
middling Upland, 19. . .

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.
Standard white petroleum, 31.

(EOTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
QUEMSTOWN, Nov. 1.

The Royal Mail steamship Cuba, from New
York on the 22nd ult., arrived here at 1 p.m. to-
day with 111 cabin passengers. She landed nine
paasengers and 95 sacks of mails, carrying on those
for Liverpool and Scotland, and proceeded for
Liverpool at 1.20 p.m. All well.
(Per the Cabe, visQueenetown.)
NEW YORK, Ocr. 22, EVENING.

General Mercer announces that the recent else-
tion in Louisiana has been &dud in favour of the
convention by a majorky et 70,0011, on/' 4,000
opposition votes being polled. General Mercer
orders the convention to assemble at New Orleans
on the 23rd November.

Judge Kelley, a prominent radical member of
Congress, has made a speech at Philadelphia, in
which he advocated the nomination of General
Grant to the presidency, and declared that the
General was in full accord with Congress.
The elections in Virginia commenced to-day.
The conservatives, greatly encouraged by the recent
democrat gains, are manifesting unexpected in-
terest in the election.

The yellow fever at New Orleans and Mobile
continues to abate.

Six thousand persons have signed a petition to
the Governor-General of Canada, praying for the
release of the Fenian, Father Macmahon.
The intelligence from Mexico announces that Ad-
miral Tegethoff has returned to Havannah from
Vera Cruz, the Mexicans having refused to deliver
up the body of Maximilian.

Advice' from South America to the 25th tilt.
state that the revolution in Peru was aqauming
serious proportions, it having the sympathies of
the clergy, the troops, and tho people. A now
cabinet had been formed in the Argentine republic
whose views tended towards a modification of the
war policy, and opposition to the triple alliance.

THE FENIAN TRIALS IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT.
Colonel Warren was to-day found guilty of treason-
felony. Sentence was deferred.