The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-18 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENUM JULY A 1867.

N 0.6,536.3

TN MAN LINE.--The LIVERPOOL, NEW
vOILK, and PHILADULPHIA BTEAM-8111P tIOMPANY
Wein' d..4ostcl.ing their full powered Slyds-budt Iron screw
•dcano..i, in:: the United States' Malls, calWg at Queens-
toa loin .1, ca the following day, to take on boded cngen
and &usu. Itc, and with liberty to call at an Intermediate port:
; 1% W Asll:Nt. foN, Saturday, July JO.
CI V OF RA LTI'AlitIlE, Wednesday, July 24.
cITV UV DUBLIN. Saturday, July 17.
V OF Li) HON. Wednesday, July M.
A.. I every Wednesday and Satins:my.
Win passage lay the mall steamers Palling every Wednesday,
11, 17, ybd according to the re. onlinodatiob. Yawata
giaasaw We Judea a full supply of coukod provlalona Passengers
for ari.l the Ended State. looked through on very advan-
tageous terms —For further particulars apply to WILLIAM
iNst a %%40-street, Liverpool: and to 4:IV/Maud 2LACAV,
61, K hot Williamstrect. London.

STE.tI to NEW YORK.—tiNITED STATES
&It I I. LIN E.—The niagnincest stumps= of the hew Turk
311.1 MO!, ,l,tta Ship Company will lea. 0 Havre end lens/ugh
with pee. end malls nace a fortnight, as under. These
ate:snows aft siestialled 10: their passenger soconstadation, sad
01 their cultist.

Fries Havre. T? Falmouth.
Ar..,..
a1..n0n,!.t.;:.- Wednesday, July 24 'Thursday, July IS
Fakes Wedoesclay, August l',Thursday, August 8
Guiding , tar Wednesday, Aug. 21 Thursday,_ August
_ .
—Timm A, far, from London, 42415.. Orst-elase, and £lB second
ans.- F-r t oilier proticulars apply to JA111:8 A. WOTTI)N,
Barre; L'll KuliKrrtc, KANN, and Co., Pals; O. C. and H. W.
WY and C"., Falmouth; or 11. STAAB sad Co., 14a, Cbeapaide.

WEDEN and BACK in seven days from
waus. snout* ss hoar' In Sweden.—This is an oppur-
tacit, tbat mat be embraced by the renowned twin screw
steamer NARY, Captain TIJOii. LEIGH, appointed to mil on
t‘itlt Jelly, from the Weatthodlit Dock beer, for GOTFIEN itti,
m•.l every altercate Saturday as heretofore (weather parmittirt,
railing at bisekwall at noun. Pusengers will likewise lie
this • most interesting route to Norway and Russia, and should
make early applh ations f,,r berths Pares to Gothenburg, £3 In.
and LY ; return, W. 4 145. Ca. and A'.3 3a.: derv, st Mee. iltegentsetrens, W..: or
&re OBATN4T ,11TLUPPS al Cu, SR Ausiba's•loose, Croas-lass:
ower-stmt.

ROY AL ALHAMBRA *PALACE.
ALL lIIILOIAN VOLITNTIMIRS IN UNIFORM FREE
Annoy attendance of Dolgions, 1.300 man/ed.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
(Managing Director, Mr. P. strange', Three Ballots, Zee
beavers, to Itodrumentalista, Singers, Acrobats, hilealca ; Pie-
tm, tuket Telegrams, Saloous, Supper:rosts, Lavatorks,
iirmidog rooms, Evening Paper . 10 Orchestral Pieces Every
Tight. open at Half-put Seven, begin at Eight.
, arol M. Reserved Mete, es.: Private bozos, tom LI Ii
buz.oltlce open from k3even to Four.

FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Comminioners
of Customs and the Lords of the Treaeary.—Prsparlog for
noblitatbiu, the Cornsponalence on the subject of Privileges,
bow granted and how withheld. IMPORTERS of coupe who are
'Objected to excessive charges on goods landed on captsin's
entry sill please apply to R CLAY and Go., if 3, Upper Thames-
street, City.

CHARMING DETACHED VILLA HESE-
DEM% situate No. 6, Cron enor-vlllas. Junetion.road
upper ifripAruy, , to be LET or SOLD ; contains dining-room,
d..unle drawing-room, kltsbee, escell: rot cellars" Ors bedrooms
and dreisins-bpm, pretty lawn, splendid open situation ; rent
suhr-.0 per MI/UM. for three years.—Apply as above, or Mr.
WNI 11.1.1.4118, Land tad Estate Agent, 18, Queen street
Cbeapskle, E.C.

WANTED, by a respectable young man, a
I'ATION as LlOll7 /...WrElt or StD4.9ENGER.
KDrowsu.n well : can drive ; willing to make himself generally
awful. 111,4liestrefertneen—Address R. W. ',MAD, 27, easbter-
borrow!. Balk-pond, N.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1885.
This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
Pl= LI EDAL.—It I. pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very
wholesome. Sold In bottles, 84. tel. each, at the retail houses In
Loudon the agents to the principal towns In England ; or
wholesale at a, Great WholmllLetreet, London, W. (Swerve the
rid seal, pink label, and cork branded " Kbuthin's LL Whisky.

rirtis CHEAPER THAN EVER,—Is. 6d., fi.
dd. par pousd are the pylons at which MULLIN sad
Co., tea merchants, it, king Wllilantstrect, Uty. London,
re selling goo,t and fine BLACK TILL A price carnet pet tres
Ma worth carriage tree to any railway station or market town la
the Volt"! Kingdom. All goods carnage free to all parts of
London. Obtervo.—PHlLLlN tad Co. hare so wads anus
in applied at market MEM

fIARPETS. —£9,000 worth Brussels and Tapestry
vv Brua,l4, :‘t 3. Tad., ft. Sp., and 2. Ild. per yard ; also
Tette, carpet,: very reduced prices. A new list of sires and
prices gratis. E3.,050 worth Furniture, lidded* In bean, iron,
ad wood , Betiding, UpWatery, to., now offering at unpreas-
doted low prices Al goods warranted, and deUvwd free
Ihreerliout the klegdom.—WY. WAINE. wholesale and import
apholaterer sad general furnishing werehousenian, 133 to 1112,
hewingtorrhutte. Factorise, Frauciedreet.

PRICE'S SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE
( Patented). —The newest and best toilet soap, wears well,
fees a rich and fragrant lather, is autirely free from COCO& nut
al or me.; of alkali, and contains half its weight of hive's dlt

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Sold In ed. and ed. tablets.
riuurs PATENT CANDLE COMPANY (Lludted),
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THRESHER and GUNNY, OUTFITTERS.
Z. only establishment to Londoe, next door to Someasea
Sue, htrand. N.B. Lists or aecessery °atilt for every purpose
ad appointment to bolls. Ctdna and the Cclonisa will be W-
eeded on applientios.

U P T U R E B.—The PATENT SELF-
AWFSTI NO GERMAN TRUtel acting effectually without
sty IXMIPIktItIOIII, Is recommended by the Faculty for the cure
ad relict of Hernia. The isecwwary quality of a geed Trues lean
*lent resisting power, without unnonsuary pressure on the
prt sleeted, which desirable object is alone obtained In a true
mousaihrred with straps, spiral springs, or pads beblud.—J.
NG sad Cu., No. 1, Piccadilly.

TEETH.—Messrs. GABRIEL
fItSTAELISH ED
NEW PAMPHLET, FREE BY P1T,T1615). FOUR STAMPS,
blaini the Painless +Valera of Dentistry .ad sell-adbealst
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Et, LUDGATE.IIILL, CITY.
66, liagleyatreet. CoventUsk-square, London.
1.34, Duke-street, LlverpooL

WHITE and SOITND TEETH are indispens-
O* to personal attraction, and to health and longevity
gftive Proper mak:anon of food. ROWLANIYS ODONM, or
L DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients; I
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streestineing the stuns, and in giving a pivoting to
lin loath. It made:atm tartar from the teeth, removes spots
of leopkot decay, and polishes; and preserves the enamel, to
which it inu.4rts a pearl-like whitenesa Its invaluable roper.
bes hat*: tbo patronage of royalty and the
011lor,.Pe. and It is universally in high repute. Price 55.
9.1. per
Ask add at 20. Hatton-garden, and by chat:Linseed returners.
Ask for bowlines wont*.

KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY-
ING PO DKL—Fleas to dogs, poultry, &a., are In-
stantly destroyed. AS also bums, beetles, and every other Mae*
by this powder, which is quite harmleos to animal We ;
bxo Particularly will therefore Sad It invaluable --Go sports.i
Packets Is tins 2& ed. and 4 Gd. each ; or Is. packets free by
ht for 12 patio stamps, and 2es ed. on receipt of 96, by
THOMAS KEATING, chemist, 79, et. Paul's-churchyard,
Kt.

DR. SCOITS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
a never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial
elledient will be found invaluable to all who suffer from nations
lid liver complaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, died
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*Meet medicine, and sea purified of the blood, they are tray
ate:hut: mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach,
67 meant appetite, pr.mote dl on, and strengthen the
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Mlle De. &aces Bilious and Liver PIM The Minim are to •
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PUPA HINE-MEGE (.707:EAU). M. Cullerier,
v the wcretary of the enramitte• appointed by the Academy
lied.cine of Paris to institute eat:outman!, touching the tO.
ze, expremed Alms!f at the meeting of the tri'th . f
n,tr, 1.10, Y f01101111:—" The ten patients treated with the
"Aleme were cared In four, seven, and eight days, without
Levi sickness, or any repugnance." The Academy re.
t..send a letter of thanks to the originator of the Combine.
"ix Lloyd, Poland, In Oros Clark, flay, and tatilaway have
repeated these experiments In London, at St. 6*Mo-
, ?4, 4. Thoamies, Guy's, and the Semi Free Hospitals (See
teh, et of March 30, INV.—Sold at is. 6d. a bottle by all re.
.hemista. General DepOt, e 9, Haymarket, Loudon, at
''ULAC'S. the ooly French litarsiacien with the diploma of
has School of Pharmacy.

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NuI.EL, BY THE Arraoß OF "LADY AIIDLETB

RUThis day, In 3T
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BATTLE PLAOVE.-PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE,
VitY Dental+JULY 17.—For the week endtng
.1 I ; one fresh outbreak hmi been reported—vu.,
st Ei ll.on Level, in Essex. Nine cases of cattle plague
L 7... in the metropolis, and 1 in Essex) are reported to
nit occurred during the week, being an increase of 7 on
~,,,PrL",lcs return. The whole of the diseased animals
•"1"1 There were 11 healthy cattle slaughtered to
Fret the "read of the disease.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(morn's Timsaaaxs.)

THE NORTII GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
BERLIN, JULY 17.

In a few days the first number of the official
gazette of the North German Confederation will
be published, and will contain the text of the
constitution and the appointment of the Federal
Chancellor. Up to the present no reply has
been received by the Prussian government to
the note it last addressed to Denmark on the
subject of Northern Schleswig. The Prussian
Rear-Admiral Jaclunann will be present at the
naval review which is to be held to-day at Spit-
head. The rumours of an approaching change of
the French and Prussian diplomatic representa-
tives at Berlin and Paris are semi-officially denied.

THE " STANDARD " AND MR. titOLDWIN
SMITH.
(From the Daily Irma)
THE view of Unionism which Mr. GOLDWIN
SMITH presented in the letter which we published
on Saturday cannot be said to be flattering ; but
we believe that those who have watched the
growth of the movement with most impartiality
.iiid intelligence will be the first to recognise its
truth. And if Unionism is but one expression of
the passion of our age for equality, if it is
the expedient by which men born to labour,
and powerless in presence of an employer
while they remain in individual isolation,
seek the strength which enables them to treat with
the capitalist as power with power—we may see
at once how inapt aro the methods by which the
movement has hitherto been encountered by those
who, perceiving the perversions of which it is
capable, the practical errors by which it has been
accompanied, and the misery which its half•in-
formed applications have produced, but failing
to apprehend its full social significance and its
vital connexion with the most powerful sentiment
of our age, have vainly supposed it was to be
" put down " by violent denunciation and strong
appeals to class prejudice. In his letter of Satur•
day Mr.flotnvriN SMITH felt compelled to acknow-
ledge that while-v(6'May hope that Unionism, like
all the great social movements of history,
is pregnant with good for all classes, in
its beginning it is formidable and perplexing.
The movement has taken place.in a class imper-
fectly educated, and on that account it was sure to
be attended with many aberrations and some
crimes. " The aberrations," it was observed,
" must be corrected by knowledge, and the
" crimes must be punished by justice." It was
noticed as unfortunate that the Sheffield crimi-
nals hold certificates of indemnity, and are at
large, with their infamy upon their heads, " to
" the disgrace of justice and the pollution of the
" community." Unionism itself, however, must
be taken in hand by statesmanship, which, instead
of vainly hoping to put it down, should guide it,
enlighten it, bring it within the pale and under
the influence of law, reconcile it with the claims
of justice and with them of the country at large.
This is the language of calm wisdom ; but, as
nobody needs informing, calm wisdom is not now
the thing most in season. Nothing surprises
us in these days, but, as an illustration of the
extremes to which the spirit of class will lead men,
we may mention that this wise and temperate
letter, every sentence of which has its undertone
of grief for the excesses into which certain
unionists have been betrayed, has been deliberately
misinterpreted to the public as an extenuation
of unionist crime, and even as an apology for
murder. The Standard of Tuesday last con-
tained a leading article by some literary Owosso,
in which Mr. GOLDWIN SMITH was stated to
have " consoled himself" in this letter "for his
" ill luck in not being the first utterer of the apology
" for BROADHEAD ;" to have " thrown a shield
" over the crimes of BROADHEAD ;" to have con-
sidered " the Sheffield murderer only a little too
" rough in his mode of promoting the sacred
" cause ;" to be unable to bear to see BROAD-
HEAD "borne upon too hardly ;" and, lastly, to
have taught that there ought to be " no swami-
" nation except for liberal purposes." We have
done our duty when we have called public
attention to this new style of British jour-
nalism, the specialiti of the party which long
affected to dread the Americanisation of our
institutions. The whole use and value of such
an article as this consists in its utter falsehood. If
Mr. GOLDWIN SMITH had written anything to the
effect imputed, the assertions of the Standard would
have been superfluous ; it would have sufficed to
reproduce his words ; as it is, he is charged with
palliating crime, because it is seen that he de-
plores it. This is moral assassination, at least in
the intention of the perpetrator. The CROOKES
of the Standard takes down his air gun, dis-
charges his bullet in the security of his ambush,
and then rejoins his companions, to rub his hands
with glee, and exult over the feat with the BROAD-
HEAD of the concern. If anything could add
to the malignity of such a crime, it would
be its evident motive. Mr. Gotnwirr
SMITH is represented as being the sympathetic
apologist of the Sheffield malefactors for
two reasons ; the first, because he has expressed
satisfaction at finding it abundantly proved that
Professor BEEFILY, far from having sympathised
with unionist crime, has steadfastly contended
against it ; and, secondly, because he predicts that
unionism will free itself from crime, and arise and
survive to develop the nobler elements of its
nature.

SHAM ANTIQUITIES.—Yesterday, at the Bucks
Petty Session., held at Slough, before Mr. C. P. Stuart
and the Rev. H. H. Way, county magistrates, two men,
who gave the names of Charles Eaton and George Henry
Smith, were charged with a long series of frauds by the
sale of sham antiquities, represented to have been dug up
at Windsor. The men represented that they had been
employed at some excavations for an addition to the Vie-
torts Brewery, at Windsor, and that while so engaged they
came upon, and broke with their tools, an urn, containing
weapons, coins, spoons, and other articles of Roman or
Saxon workmanship. They produced specimens of these
" antiquities " to tradesmen in Eton, Hatchet, Slough,
Ashford, Feltham, Staines, &c.—in fact a pocketbook
found upon one of the men showed that they had started
from London on their speculation, and taken the several
towns on the South Western Railway all the way up to
Windsor. At Hatchet, for instance, they sold two articles
for 7s. to Mr. Dickman, an innkeeper, who purchases
curiosities for an antiquarian friend. A second lot was
purchased at 55., and • third at 6a. Next morning Mr.
Dickman went to Windsor, and discovered, upon inquiring
for the remains of the urn, that he had been swindled.
Mr. William Sharp, of the White Hart Hotel, at Slough,
bought four articles, including • ring, • dagger, and a
SA-shaped medallion, for se. Mr. Sharp happened to
know Mr. Purcell, the Secretary of the Archeological So-
ciety, and on gittilig up to town he called with his purchase
at Burlington- ens. Mr. Purcell could not reconcile
the date with t e characters upon the supposed antiquarian
relies, and Mr. Sharp left them for expert investigation.
The men sold a sham coin for half-a-crown to • youth
named Wyborn, the son of a chemist at Eton. Mr. Wy-
born took the coin to the Rev. J. Rawlins, an antiquary
at Windsor, and the reverend gentleman at once pro-
nounced it • forgery. Mr. Rawlins then ascertained
that a considerable quantity of these " antiquities " had
been disposed of at Windsor, and as he suspected
that an attempt would be made to dupe the Eton boys,
he gave information to the police. The gang swindled $
broker named Knott, at Windsor, out of es.and Mr.
Drake Lewis, of Eton, out ads. ; but at Mr. Lewis'sL the
two men who were the ringleaders of the gang were ap-
prehended by Police-ceastable Crichton, of the Bucks Con-
stabulary, and they at once returned Mr. Lewis his
money. The policeman conveyed his prisoners to the
county police station at Slough. A large parosl of the
" antiquities" was produced in court. On breaking speci-
mens, it was found that they were all modern cast brass,
covered with • green oxidation to give them an antique
appearance. Mr. Dunham, the sergeant of the Bucks Con-
stabulary, informed the magistrate that at least 20 cases,
all precisely similar in the false representations made and
the articles vended, could be proved against the prisoners
in the district between Staines and Windsor. fhe ma-
gistrate committed the prisoner, for trial at the Ayles-
bury semis... The rest of the gang, and the mother and
wife of oue of the men, precipitately left the oourt.
CETWIAL PALACH.—ONI SHILLING DAY.—W6D-
1428DAY, JOLT 17.—Admissions on payment, 19,998 ; ditto
seasonby tickets and Belgian Volunteers, 7,427 ; total
27,4 U

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