The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-08 00:00:00

I'KLEGRAPHIO LN'TMLIGENCE.

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..SOlNrtfp)! ROYAL
uodAer !Jill A Mi,4B R A PALACE.
'• ..to %, '.I.ItALI A.—For NIP:L.I4W RN L. Port Phillip Direct, GRAND BELGIAN BALL, free to all &V an Volunteers in
•• 0,. , ~. 1,,, La •n, sAT I IZDA V, the 20th of .1u1) ,oiling at uniform, Tl' EiliA V, J illy lc, Pei:. Open till 3 a.m., by special per. (azurza's TaLloaxus.)
; . ~,,,, . 0.,..d.1er.1id clipper ship YORK:AIME, I.loii tone. mission. Orchestra of Ilse Hundred Performers. Conductor,
.r 1::, t, t !,,L)EKstiN. "...we, lying in the east India it Metier,. The whole of this magnificent theatre, comprising THE LATE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN.
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~,,,,..... for au dames of i„,..e.,gee. L. .a oohs, supper rooms, retiring ro,,nis, At: , capable of accsimmo•
-raised. and she will carry an esperienced surgeon —Pot dating 5,000 nervous, will he Inilllantly nudecor.ded. Twelve VIENNA. JULY 6.
:..t ..r pussies apply to ALLIVET and llogoAN, with masters of the ceremonies . it is rumoured that A4miral Tegethoff, With a
ip ph NA WIGKAAI sad SONS. 7. Leadenball-street Refreshments and supper at Snell charges.
P.3' itall Tickets: Gentlemen 21a.. Ladies 15a., to be had at the naval squadron, is about to be sent to Mexico to
_
Alhambra • Mr. Reeves. liox.oglce, 11 to 4, and In the building, demand the remains of the late Emperor Maxi-
from 7t012 iu the evening . ilcssrs. Illichnits. Banes, Chappell's. _, t,„,..
and all the principal Lila-erica Tickets to view the ball, upper m......
balcony, 20. ed.
Doors open at 10. Uniform or evening dress. Dancing to begin
at 10.30.

oVERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION
by STEAM to INDIA, AIIITRALIA, tc., ail VOYPT,
• aouthampton and Marseilles.—The PENINseLAR end
; NA V IGATION COll PAN If 114.10/K PASSEN-
-1 ,end re. e carp. and Parcels for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt,
Nladras, eataitta, the Straits. Chiba, and Japan
▪ 1/1.3 b) their steamers laming Southampton on the 4th
h • o "-/! 111.40 h . for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt. Ades
thoke of the IPth and IGth of each nionth anti

THE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.
BRUSSRLS, Jinx 6.
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,-2.18, High The Queen leaves here to-night at 10 p.m for
tionxen.—This very elr and spacious establishment Miramar, on a visit of condolence to the Impress
having been entirely redecorate. OPNN EVERY EVENING. The Charlotte.
grand bud.conducted by Mr. .M. Packet, will perform elotiy
• choice MeWon of operatic and dance music. Open at halt-
pass s; close as 11 Admission., It

_'4 t.t. •14. •••• I, ‘lelbourne, and Sydney, by the steamer
one t~ oopt..n on the tOth of every month.— he stemmas
..n the 51,h, 12th, rth, and DMA of the month.—

PRITSSIA.

.rto.r p.rtioslara apply at the Company's 11111cee,
1, • .44i .tart, Loudon, LC. ; or llriental.place, South-

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PH
I OTOGRAPHER TO 8 D
THK E It I EMS, Jun 6.
1 , The King of Prussia has arrived here. . His
AND ROYAL FAMILY,QTJELN Majesty made his entry into the town throughAt
BY BPELtAL ArPoINTIIIiNT triumphal arch amid much popular rejoicing
Dthe streets are decorated.
ISDERl.—Studios, 70, 71, and 72, Brook- MISDROY, Jetr 6.
street, nanovera•uarr, and liereford•lodste, Old 'tromp.
ton-rostl. Ilr. Mates :audios are open Inas aln the Ileeolag The Crown Princess of Prussia arrived here ye:l-
- in the breoltat• , terday.

~NaN LINE.--The LIVERPOOL, NEW
PIIILADF:LPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY

; soesi,oto Wog their hall powered tlyde•buolt Iron screw
•• •• • .I 1 ono- the United States* Midis, calling :.1 Queens-
I, 1. 11.4, 141 the ("Mowing day, to take on Mani conocra
▪ mob lip -, and with liberty to call at an Interint port:
el I ooV ANTWERP, Wednesday, July 10.
rI I t OW CORK, Saturday, July 13.
iii V OF ItostitoN. Wednesday, July 17.
I 1 I Y OF NEW YORK. Saturday, July 20.
ton ever) Wolneeday and &guru,
rein passage by the moil steamers sailing every Wednesday.
.sol 21 gamma, according to the accommodation. Forward
▪ outlooks a full supply of cooked provisions"- Pansengers
and the l'hiled States hooked through un very +Alvan-
t • Wont —Voir norther parttculars apply to WILLIAM
k ester sort-et, Liverpool, and tat 1.1V}.3 lad MACRV,
tl.,:.,;illiametruel. Loudon.

DlSDERl.—Special Studios for re-production
or Paintings. (Motto of Art, anal Enlargements, at i PARIS, JULY 7.
Brampton.
The review in honour of the Sultan is fixed to

FRANCE.

DlSGERL—Establishment for Equestrian Por- take place to-morrow afternoon in the Champs
trail& nsteised•lbdffei old lifonspton-road. Elyseea at 4 o'clock. His Majesty will remain in
DISDER.I. - ----- Paris until Thursday, on which day ho leaves for
—Mr- Diadiri.° Establishments are London. The Pattie of this evening states that
distributed to lake VamillaimPs and V"P"atic". the Prussian government have given orders for the
DlSDERl.—lnventor of the Carte de Viaite, completion of the evacuation of Luxemburg.
Patent, Nth Meptenther, MC M. Ponsard died last night.
i TOULOI'SE, JULY 7.
The Prince Imperial has arrived here. He re-
ceived M. Guyon, the Prefect, and left again
lIISDERI, Photographic Artist to H.I. Majesty immethatelY•
.1-F the Emperor !,..poleon 111. and the Imperial Family ; to
H.I. Majesty Ow Known,r of all the Rosales ; elm to 11.1. Ma. THE MONETARY CONFERENCE IN PARIS.
jolty the Queen of Spain awl the Royal Family: to Ms Majesty BERLIN, Jour 6.
the Ming of may: to LIM Majesty the Kinn of Holland ; to His
Majesty the Kin; of Portugol ;to Hu Majesty the King of The New Prussian (Cross) Gazette publishes
Greece : to the imperial Academy of Music; Photographer a intelligence from Paris, according to which the
the Palace of the Universal Exhibition of Ms.., Qs.Theincellent .
situatkin of Mr Disiikri's studio enables him to operate regard. snternational Monetary Conference has agreed to
leas of the weather.
jp...ciplta :—The standard currency

oTE.II to NEW YORK.—UNITED STATES
k
"I. I.llt. —The ma stamen of the New York
N Kitip Company will leave Havre arid Falmouth
and mails once a festalett. as under. Thew
n. linequadled for their pareeser acooniniudatlon, and
e of their cuisine.

DlSlARl.—Special Process for Photo-Painting
an Llteatze Photographs.

Fres Havre. hese 12a!mouth.
'etluteday, Juty 10 un—telitj,July 11
Wednesday. July 24 IThersday. July 25
Weinesoay, August 71Thersday. August
Mar Wednesday, Aug. 21 ITharaday, August e•
friaign far., from London, L 24 158.0rd:cilia and .216 second
lan - I,lrther particulate apply to JAMES A. WorrON,
lac ultruaterrE. KASY and co., Paris It snit It. W.
U 1 Jul , Eilmouth ;or H. SAAB sad 145, (Invade.

:._>tar.

tREMEN:7Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns-

DISDERL—ViIIas and Mansions Photographed.

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wick, awl Central Germany.—Tho North Gerona Lloyd's
hst.clau screw steamer SCHWAN, Captain CHRISTENSEN,
I. de5,4,11,1 on THURSDAY, July 11, calling at Ills/Await
eager pernillting', at Et woos—Fares to Bremen. £2 and El ;
on ti,ki-lii, ES and LI 10a—App0 at CAA PLIN'S Unhorsed
re Rertut.clrrns, W. ; or to PHMLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL
WU, sod Cu., St. Doortaa'►hoaae, Crcre-lase, Great Tower-
LC.

DISDERJ.—Her Most Gracious MAJESTY the
QUEEN, their Royal Highnesses the DUKE of ERIN-
tiI'ROU, the Prince and PrintaBiLouis of Boise, Prince Leopold,
)daces Louise. and Princess Beatrice have condescended to sit
for their Portraits to Sir. DISDERI. By the gracious permission
of her Majesty the Queen, the Portraits of her Majesty and their
Royal Highnesses are on sale at Mr. Disdtri's Photographic
Establishments In London, at 7', 71, and 7f, Brook-street, 11//10-
'rt.-square ; in Paris, e, Boulevaid des ltaliens ; and at all the
principal booksellen of Europe.

oTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The favourite

is to be gold, the 'milled gold coin to be a five-
franc piece, all other gold pieces a multiple of five.
The monetary uniformity to be based upon the
French standard ; silver coin only to serve for
change. The coin of each state to pass current in
the other states.

DB steamer BATA lEK leaves Itnatunrick Pier, Blackwell,
,•ry V, at II a.m. Pamengers must leave lenclirch-
:evt station by the 10.30 a.m. train, and walk cm board
'• r)euoimi lune% from off the Tower every Thursday morning
A. pply to CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, W., or to
i•RAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co., St. Dunstan's-
Law Crolviaite, Oteet Tower-street, KC.

DI SD E K I.—Their Royal Highnesses the
PRINCE and PRINCESS of WALES have honoured with
a visit the studio ot Mr. DISDERL and have authorised him the
sake of all the Portraits taken by him of their Royal Higiusesetta
sa well as those of Prince Victor and Prince George.

'TEAM to STOCKHOLM direct, from London,
tourhsog at eoprohagew —The favourite aerewuteamer
lt,-£ Y, tvisin JAS. SMITH, viii be despatched from Alder-
s tier the nth July. Yates, £4 4a. and 43 J.—Apply at
sPLIN'a Mice, ilegentuircus. W., or to PIIILU PPS,
VIA PIIILLIPPS and Co., St. DunataWehouse, Cross-lane,

DISDERI.—By permission of her Majesty the
guess, ON MALE splendid ALBUMS of WINDSOR and

DISDERL-ON SALE—STEREOSCOPIC
VIEWS of wiNiksoa and OSBORN&

[`WEDEN and BACK in seven days from
Lundell, allowing 54 boars la Bweden.—This In an oppor-
.y that may he embraced by the renowned twin screw
MARY, Captain THOS. LEIGH, appointed to sail on
nay, Irma the Weglaitia Dock begs, for GoTHENBURO,
airy alternate Saturday as heretofore i weather permitting),
at ilickwall at noon. Pamengers will likewise Sad
i Wit interesting route to Norway and Russia, and should
early applications for berths. Fares to Gothenburg. 43 Si.
...: Si , return, LS ID. eel. and 43 3a. ; deck. PL—Apply
*Ries Mb,. Regent-circus, W.: or to PH/ LLIErg,
ii 3, FRILL' PPR and Co., St. DiuntoWnhouss, Cros►lane,
Tower-street

DISDERI. Establishments. —ln Paris, 8,
Boulevard des Italians; &amber at Touloe sad Madrid.

DISDERI. New Processes, Patented, called
the Photo-Mazzoni; or Pbotolteltevo. Role Proprietor
..1 them Patents for the whole of the United Kingdom.

I.IOIBDERI.—NOTICE.—By a NEW PROCESS
of W. HUMERI'S the CARTE DE VISITE. PORTRAITS
are ENLARGED on canvas to any else. The public can thus ols-
lain a photographic drawing oy means of which skilful sant*
attached to the Loose can, on simple indications—such as the
colour of the complexion, the eyes and the hair—obtain a ohs-
did and truthful oil painting. Mr. Disdari's new process Is valu-
able in this respect, that it avoids the tediousness of long sit-
tings, and also adds to the charms of oil painting the great
advantages of the truthfulness and accuracy of photography.
Saloons and Manton 70, 71, and 72, Brook-street, Hanover-
stoats: and for Equestrian Portraits, at Hereford Lodge, 0100.
caster-road, Old Brampton-road ; and Paris, 8, Boulevard des
Italians.

BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Slough.
Ow MIDSUMMER ELECTION will take piece at the
cAI 'hoer% BlshoPwiateatreek on TUESDAY, the 11th of
q. between 12 and y o'clock.
. . .

Patera orphans will be admitted—dn. six boys and eight

TIVON, J.P., Chairman.
STI:PIARN ItE►D CAWLEY, v.A., lion. Seeratary.
ALYIirD MAI'KENZIE, Secretary.
ikm, 73, Gliespaide, London.

1W LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Invested Meets—Upwards of Five Millions
Amoral Ineome—Half • Million.
Claims raid--nevisi and a Wolfer Millions.
ou Mho of the profits allotted to the Assured Quinquennially.
Ile., hitherto Added to riillries—Upwards of Four Million*.
P•.... 41.11 the participating scale effected during the cur-
l;.. isi7i will chars in the profits to be distributed at the
ill'inSm, Which mill IN made up to Slit December. 1869.
1,.• hriisretuseo. Ntatentents of Am...mints, te.. apply to the
wil at the Inner, SIM street, London.
WILLIAM SAMUEL DORM. Actuary.

HARMING DETACHED VILLA RESI-
bEM E situate tick b Grosvenor-villas. Junetion.road,
pperll.4l.sray, As be Lirr or SOLD ; contains dining room,
Whelan room. kitchen, excellent cellarsge, live bedrooms
IBS .lAsoug rOOM, pretty lawn, splendid open situation . rent
8 nonce per annum, for three years.—Apply as above, or Mr.
en WILLIAMS, Land and Estate Agent, 18, Oneenatreet,
%cap*, LA.I.

WEE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners
I- of customs sad the Lords of the Treasury.—Preparing for
thtlasam, the Correspondence on the subject of Privileges,
11, Vaned and how withheld. IMPORTERS of GOODS who are
bactal to CACCII4I.O charges on goods landed on captain's
Roy will please apply to it. CLAY and Co., U, Upper Thomas-
ton, City.

OANS, in sums of any amount, for long or
I Mort periodv. One or more sureties moire& except the
Mir of a deposit or mortpge is given. lAN assurance is
rma—% ATIONAL GUARDIAN ARIURANCZ COMPANY
tiled .404. Ottenl-streek kiloumaburT. W.C.

(INAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN RXHIBMON, ISS6.
This eriebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
it/.E 31EUAL—It la pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very
i.lesome. Sold in bottles, Ss. ed. each, at the retail houses Is
r... by lies agents in the principal towns In England ;or
!reale at 1, Grad Windmill.street, London, W. Olsen• the
real, pink label, and cork breaded •• Kinahan's LL Whbky.

VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. A
otwq UM CADDY, contsinlait 18Ibs. of really good BLACK
sent irtla. free to any railway station or market town In
wed, imam, Scotland, or Wales, cm receipt of 40a, by Pllll.-
14.04 Co. tot merchants, 8, ltd.( Willtam-stras, City, LC.

RPETS.—£9,OOO worth &meads and Tapestry
21. Std., and 2s. Ild. per yard ; also
,3'l,3frets at very reduced prices. A new list of sites and
'+ Paha. CI ,0.4 worth Furniture, Bedsteads In brass, Iron,
Bedding, Upholstery, Qr., now offering at unprece-
rvi Ins mice.. AU goods warranted, and delivered free
htbont the kingdom.—Wll. WAINN, wholesale and export
Latter and general furn=s.wararszuseutan, 133 to ISO,
'Novi butts. Factories,

FI.IRSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION
Li PAINT, patronised by the nobility and gentry for all out-
.wk, so iron, wood, stone, brick, comp°, greenhouses, ac.
IN, as I hirable so white lead, much cheaper, and easily at/-
Three cwt. and upwards tree to most parts of the United
'e• White mid 'Cone colours, 30e. per cwt •' oak, red.
'ate, lead colour, purple brown, and black, BB._ : greens
.. .44e• 42. i. Patterns and testimonials upon appllcatima to
41 Lit if \ RBON and SINS, La Belle ammo-yard, Ludgate-
•tu No agents: ail orders to Went direct

)I:WE'S SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE
muted' —The newest and best toilet soap, wears well,
and fragrant lather, Is entirely free from coooa out
'‘. t,4 of alkali, and contains half It. weight of Prices die-
'• O,IIIAL

gold In W. and 6d. tablets.
RI( 1:4 PAU\ f CANDLE COMPANY (United),
Belmont Works. Battens& &W.

TEETH.—Mew. GABRIEL
'ESTABLISHED
?Ev+ p‘mPoua. FREE BY POST)
FOUR STAMPS,
."Wt' site hanky' System of Dentistry sod self-adhesive
AUtul teeth sithout springs, at half the wind durum
LUDUATE.HILL, CITY.
llsrleystreet, Cavendish-square, London.
134, Duke-street, Liverpool.

INNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.
Tht rs,lical i.ndeselon for thirty years hare dowered a
tZNue ~;.m... .4 Magnesia as the beet remedy for Acidity of
loat. tie,nburn, Headache. Gout. and Indlissiion ; and
est intl,l aperient for delicate constitutions, espeodally
Pted2l Lahci Children, and Infants.—DLNNEFURD and
1.. 1:2. New Hood-street, London, and of all other
--• `a...14.mi the world.
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OCT and RHEUMATISM.—The excruenr,
"4 4 •
L.
.2' tout or rheumatism is quickly relieved and cured
ueillp, that celebrated medicine,
KWIk:9 Go UT and RHEUMATIC PILLS.
iinguirc no n-straint of diet or coslinemest daring their
end ue mrtain to prevent the dismiss attacking any vital
bv ail inedkine vendors it L. led. sad k ad. Per boa.
treed ihnsigh any amiss

NRW NOVILL, BY TUX AUTHOR OY " LADY AUDLRYR
aIiCRIT," dec.
This day, ►u 3 rola, at all Libraries,
RUPERT G U D W I N.

A BILL "To AMEND THE LAW RELATING TO
RAILWAY COMPANIEN."—A bill, which has just been sent
up to the House of Lords, " to amend the law relating to
ntilway companies," is severely condemned in the City
article of the Times. This bill, which affects 400 millions
of property, proposes that in,olvent railways should, under
certain circumstances, be sold to the highest bidder after a
notice in the lia:ette, and that such sale should absolutely
cancel not only the entire claims of all the original share-
holders, but likewise the claims of all the preference
holden, as well as of every creditor that may not be
covered by the sum realised. "After the specimens fur-
nished during the last three years," says the Times, " of
the way in which the ',roulette tribe manage the getting
up of combinations, the result that would attend the forced
sale in the open market of such concerns as the Chatham
and Dover with 12 millions of capital, or the Great Eastern
with 25 millions, may be easily conceived. A knot of
astute operators would manage the whole affair, and
afterwards use it to foist all sorts of new and appa-
rently attractive proposals, at preposterous terms, upon
the ever-ready credulity of the public. Apart from its in-
herent want of even a rudimentary touch of equity, •
scheme more calculated to answer the future purposes of
the harpies by whom the investing public are at all times
liable to be preyed upon could not be devised. Yet the
measure has actually passed the Commons without any
public discumrion, and now awaits the sanction of the
Lords and of the Crown to become law. The only hope is I
that, although it hes not been thought worth an hour's
debate in the House of Commons, it will be thoroughly
argued in the Lords, under a sense that, however •
legislature or a people may evade for a time any inconve-
nient moral responsibilities, such conduct is as inherently
culpable on she part of a state as of an Individual, and
just as certain sooner or later to bring its appropriate
reward."
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Tho March and
Spalding extension of this company has been examined by
Captain Tyler, one of the government inspectors of rail-
ways, and goods traffic has been commenced upon it. It
is stated that passenger traffio will be commenced on the
section on the 15th inst. The opening of the section from
Doncaster to Gainsborough is now enabling the company
to -ork coal traffic over the loop line, to the relief of the
main line, which has of late years beensomewbat overdone
with traffic.

THE Infait RAILWAYS. —A meeting of the noble-
men and gentlemen representing the Irish railway interest,
in communication with a committee of the cabinet. had •
meeting at Lord Clanricarde's on Saturday. Several
questions which had been put by the President of the
Board of Trade in reference to the scheme submitted to
the government had to be considered. They related to
competing lines which hereafter might be promoted, the
reduction of fares, the disposal of profits, if any, and
principally the pecuniary responsibility which Ireland
would undertake in furtherance of the scheme. Replies
in writing to these quastions were agreed upon, but it was
resolved that the details of the proceedings should not be
made public at present.—Sunday Gazette.
Suericious Daara.—On Saturday evening Mr.'
W. J. Payne, the Deputy Coroner for London and South-
wark, held an investigation at the Rose and Crown. White-
friars, on the body of a man, name unknown, who was
found in the River Thames, near Blackfriars-bridge. The
jury having been sworn, proceeded to view the
body, which presented a frightful spectacle. Thames-
police-constable James Morrisey said that on Saturday
morning he searched the body of the deceased. The left
and right pockets were turned out. Witness found in one
pocket four lettere, three of which were three years old, !
and one had come from Australia. Mr. Brookes' surgeon,
of Fleet-street, deposed that he examined the body soon
after the discovery. He had beer. in the water about
three days. Deceased was sun-burnt 'from travel-
ling. There WAR a blow on the nose which
might have been inflicted by a blunt instrument.
From certain facts connected with the body witness be-
lieved that death had taken place before the body wee
contracted. The legs were tied tightly together with a
plaid scarf. Witness believed that the legs had been tied'
together by some person after death, or while the deceased
was dying. Upon witness sounding the man's chest he
was led to believe that the deceased had not died from
drowning. Witness thought that from appearances the
death was more consonant with foul play than with
suicide. After the medical evidence the coroner said it
would be as well to adjourn the inquest to enable
the police to make inquiry, and for the doctor to make a
post market examination of the body. The court wee then
accordingly adjourned.
ROYAL FRISS HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-/Mf-ROAD.—The
number of patients relieved at this hospital during the
week ending 6tb July was 3,525, of which 1,155 were sew
wee.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, JULY 6.
The address to the King relative to the question
of North Schleswig has, after a brief examination,
been unanimously adopted by both houses of the
Legislature. The monsters who were present
on the occasion refrained from expressing any
opinion on the subject of the address, but the
President of the Council, in his capacity as mem-
ber of the Landathing, recorded his vote in its
favour.