The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-19 00:00:00

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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
Holborn.—Thls asetiellkent Lad tawadia eetabliehniest
OPEN EVERY EVE INO. The resod baud. Medea° UM direction
of Yr. W. M. Packer, perform aWb 4114111117 /lOW salectioa
of operatic machismo weeks Open at balt-pad ; clam at 11
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IPrAVANA SEGAR AGENCY 2,_ Canote-road
Docks, Southaspion, and 77, SEGINT-MILEIT,LONDON
(two doors feet PR Jam as% Hall).—The propeisters draw atten-
tion to the success which hes suckled the establishment of this
Minty, and which ban resulted in the smvpo ef their imports.
Hon to many of the mod important claim Mena end private
consumers in the ktoricss. no sloe& offend to the attention
of onanoinsears essepenes tensig:too kinds el the chokes&
productions of the most eelabsated HATA= lllllllllllllCiefiek and
Is the lama *abeam of Hanna seems MP presses esinleg in
Herein the whoin being the emissive indentation of tin esta-
blishment from its scents and resident buyers In Havana, who,
from long experison Illifeille Um greeted eon in selecting only
the Inset brand. and aorta and who ship the same direct to the
werebousem i the Seanmpion Dedm • these advalta
WAthe proprietors to supply GUSHAVANA
S, wholesale and ail, ai prices lower for the
Mods than It is possible retfor other bones to quota Tema respective,
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or an usdoubted introduction. Proopoctunts on inpuestion to
the proprieton, WOUPP. PHILLIPS, and Cm
Baran Pawn and Lissemimiest Adeney, floothamplas,
end 77, Regenastreef, London.

YARMOUTH BLOATERS. Tweive, 2s. 6d. ;
Twouty-Ave, a ; Fifty. ea. ; On, Hundred, ea ; Five
Hundred, gls ; One Thousand, Ste. No charge for orris& to
London. Cash on delivery. Country orden paid he 'drams.
Forwarded by YIWK. HAMBY, purveyor of ash, Great
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ENGRAVING on WOOD.
Every doicrlptioa of PICTOItIAL WO= for ?slabbers.
Frisian, and Advertisers saggibed at moderato charges b,l 1.
Naafi. t2Prices. Covestry-strect
of, London, II —Spain= Book and
&Ids of sent fros by Morn peal

FURNITURE, &c., delivered CarrietarkLe.,
ILLUSTRATED PRICED BOOKS of Par:Mare,
In Brass, Iron, and Wood, and Bedding, gratis,
The largest stock of FurnisMng oldies In rirugrto select
from, suitable for completely any elms of home, and
at prices never before offered far warranted articles.
Beet Brussels Carpets, Bs. 11d. . Tapestry Brussels, IL 3id.
and most elegant designs, 2s. lid. per yard—WILLIAM NAME,
Wholesale and Export Upholsterer, Complete House Furnishing
Warehouses, 133 to 139, Newington-butte, and Factories, 47, 48,
and 49, Francis-street, London.

BAR.LOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new
Invention, se admirably contrived that a full butt, as well
as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or
trouble. its action is to impalpable that the sediment of the
most limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 9a.,
12a, 14a, to suit 4e, 9, and 18 gallon C 1141211.
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent-peg required. No more Bat beer or sour wine.
Price 44. ed. ; ditto, electroplated, 9s.—Apply direct to JAMES
BARLOW, patentee, 14, King WLWain.street, Mansion.house.
Bee that his name and address am on every article ; all others
are spurious Insitatkons. Bregravisp gratis. Established 1820.

EDSTEADS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM
FURNITURK—An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with
, prices of 1,000 articles of BEDROOM FURNITURE, sent ;free by
post) on application to YILWER and SON, upholsterers, 31, 33,
and VA Berners-street, London, W., sad 34 and 35, Charles-
street, Oxford-street, W.

FIELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING
CANDLIES, from Is. per lb. upwards, In all slue.
Marble Sperm Candles, la per lb.—To be bad of all dealers In
town and country.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who
require good and fashionable DRESS, and do not
mind paying a fair price, can depend on the beet materials and
latest style at
HAMILTON and KIMETON'S, 106, STRAND.
N.B. The Trouseringe are of patterns and textureethat cannot
be excelled. __ _ _ .

106, Strand, oppostte Exeter-hall.

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION.

(raom ora smut coanzarosomarr.)
LIVERPOOL, Moat)Ay NIGHT, San. 18.

The Great Eastern will not arrive at her moor-
ings
here before to-morrow. Telegrams have been
received from Captain Anderson asking that a buoy I
may be placed to guide her anchorage, and that a
tender steamer be chartered to work to and from
the great ship. Both requests have been complied
with, and a buoy stationed with flag, which was
promptly stolen last night, and salvage as promptly
claimed for it this morning. Up to this time, there
has been the most forcible demonstration Liverpool
has made in honour of the expedition. There has
been talk of banquets and deputations, but the
mayor is understood to have named a day three
weeks hence as the date of the corporation meet-
ing, when the proposed public welcome can be
thoroughly discussed ; and as the staff of the Great
Eastern willbe widely scattered by then, the muni-
cipal decision has been more deliberate than practical.
The flags suspended in different parts of the town,
and the constant inquiries at the office of Mr.
Yates, the Secretary of the Great Eastern Ship
Company, from people eager to bethe first on board,
show the excitement prevalent ; and tugs are now
in readiness to start about midnight to welcome the
successful cable-layers on their return. Directly
the telegram arrives announcing the Great Eastern
to have been sighted off Holyhead, steamers will go
out to meet her, for the great ship will lay to for
the night off the Bell-buoy, some dozen miles from
Liverpool, and will cross the bar and come to her
moorings soon after daylight in the morning. Under
ordinary circumstances, Mr. Glass, the director,
wider whose immediate management the expedi-
I tion was fitted out, would have been the first per-
son to greet its return. Unhappily, however, he
has not yet sufficiently recovered from the severe
illness which laid him prostrate just as his arduous
responsibilities at Valenti& were crowned with
success, to leave his home ; and Mr. Shuter, the
secretary of the Telegraph Construction Company,
will be his official representative on board. Now
that the great ship is almost at home again, count-
less details have to be arranged, both as to her
present and future management ; and the two
companies, " Great Ship" and " Telegraph Con-
, struction," have not yet settled definitely as to her
I future course.

THE VOLUNTEER FETEB AT BRUSSELS.—(TO the
Editor of the .6'.rpresa.)—Sir,—We must again request
you to be the medium of communication between ourselves
and the numerous volunteers in all parts of the king-
dom who had intended to go to Brussels on Satur-
day next, and many of whom, wo fear, are not only
disappointed, but very much inconvenienced by the
postponement of the pia. Our attention to cone-
spondence and applications for tickets will be continued
without interruption, and we trust that the Belgian
, authorities will fix an early day in October for the recep-
tion of foreign riflemen. From information before us there
is little doubt that it will take place the first week in
October. In the meantime, until we can get definite informa-
tion, and until a meeting of our conimitteehas taken place,
we must beg those who have already secured ticket, to re-
main assured that our best exertions will be used on their
behalf.—We are. sir, your obedient servants, JOHN PURLEY,
EDWARD C. BIG TORE, bon. secs. English volunteer com-
mittee, Hon. Secretaries' office, 79, Basinghall-street, Lon-
!don, Sept. 18.
Kiwo's COLLEGE SCHOOL.—The school in con-
nexion with King's College was re-opened yesterday after
the long vacation. Not since the establishment of the
school, 36 years ago, has Dr. Major, the head master,
been bsent from the opening ceremony, but this
morning, the rev. gentleman having resigned after
that long period of service, his place was sup-
plied by the Rev. F. Maclear, M.A., of Trinity,
Cambridge, who for the present will act as head master.
The council have given notice that the last day for re-
ceiving applications for the bead mastership will be
Wednesday, October 17, and se shortly as possible after
that date they will proceed to the eleene,Thn of a head
master, who will enter upon his duties immediately after
the Christmas vacation. In the room of the Rev. J.
Fearneley, who resigned the heed mastership just prior so
the vacation. the Rev. John Twentyman, M.A., late
fellow of Christ's, Cambridge, hes been appointed. He
took hie B.A. degree in 1861, when be was seventh in the
glass in classics, said 32nd senior optima in the maths-
matins' tripe.

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