The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-28 00:00:00

105, Strand, opposite Exeter-ball,

LAITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active
principle the Latucine, which POINIONOS all the soothing
=les of opium without its dangers—Mr. 6. JOZF.AU, French
, 19, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Laitue
Or lettuce., highly recommended by the Medical Preicasion for
mid', asthma, bronchitis, and all cheat affection'. Syrup, ft.likt;
Pate, la ltd. and S 3d. Pate, by post, la fild and 3s. 64

TONIC 'JITTERS.
WATERS' QUININE WINE,
The most palatable and wholesome hitter In existence.
AN EFFICIENT TONIC,
An unequalled stomachic, and a gentle stimulant.
bid by grocers, Italian %iirchousemes, wine merchants, Con-
fectioners, nod others, at 30a. a dozen.
Manufactured by
WATERS and WILLIAMS,
2, Martin's-lane. annon-street, London.
Wholesale Agents, E. Lewis and Co., Worcester.

DThNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The
irisedival profession for thirty years have approved of this
pose solution of magnesia as the Ant remedy for acidity of the
stomach, hmlache, heartburn, gout, and indigestion; and as •
Mild aperient it is especially adapted for ladles and children,
trepartb2 by DLN NhFORD and Co., Chanute, etc., 172, New
Bond-strect, London, and sold throughout the world by all
respectable vhemuta. Caution--See that "Dtnneford and Co." is
tel each bottle and red label over the cork.
-

CHOLERA and DIARRFICEA may be avoided
by the timely use (If KAYE'S WORADELL'S PILLS. To
be had everywhere. Wholesale DepOt, 22, Breadldreet. London.

e1..---OUT7)r RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved
end cured In a few days hy
PILLS.Ie Medicine,
51.1J2.8 GOUT Ind RHEUMATIC Obtained through
leo Chem it, et la lid. and 2a wt. per box.

RUMOURED AMALGAMATION OF THZ GLASGOW
&EH SOUTH WEATERN AM) THE MMI.AND RAILWAT COM-
tt.N.IER.—The Glasgow Herold contains a rumour that ne-
gotiations are in progress for an amalgamation of the
6-know and South Westeni and Midland Railway Com-
panies, the effect of which would be, when the Midland
)auction at Carlisle is completed, to have a line from Glas-
gow to London in the hands of one company.
GREAT SHEEP Fa Ts. —The largest and most im-
portant agricultural fair in Cornwall was held at Summer-
tourt, near Truro, on Tuesday last. Of course the absence
of horned cattle affected the success of the fair this year ;
the deficiency in bullocks was made up to some ex-
tent by the large supply of sheep, of which more than 6,000
"we penned, an excess of about 1,500 over the supply at
lay pre‘ ions fair ; about 4,000 were sold. The prices ruled
--for store ewes, sOs. to 525.; fat wetbers, 7_113. per lb.
THE CARGO OF THE BRUISER.— a Eastern
116rning News says that there is a good prospect of saving a
considerable portion of the cargo of the unfortunate vessel
Ituiser, which was lately sunk in a collision off Aid-
..., 11•°•th. Divers are now employed in raising the cargo,
;welt consists of oil, tallow, cotton, &c. The last
h so well packed that it is believed it will be very
little injured by its submersion. The oil is of course in
birrels, and is so buoyant that directly a cask is disen-
Difed from the hold it shoots up to the surface of the sea
great velocity, so that it is n to warn off all
ui troM the neighbourhood of the en vessel The
divers wear the diving dress, and do not use the diving
bells They remain under water for four or five hours at a
.7".• Their chief difficulty consists in the darkness of
•• water, caused by the large amount of sand which it
tt tains However, they get well paid, as they receive
Zoi the value of the salvage. This sometimes amounts to
bozo day. 501. is not • bad day's earning for eight or ten

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTZIeB =imam's.)
THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.
BERLIN, Sim 27.
_ _ _

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Herren Gra-
bow, Honing, and Michaelis were elected members
of the Committee on the Public Debt. After the
Budget Committee's proposals referring to the
public debt had been discharged, the house ad-
journed until the 12th November.

SAXONY.
PRAGUE, Sant. W.
The King of Saxony arrived here to-day.
DEMURE, SEPT. EL

Baron von Friesen, Saxon plenipotentiary in
the peace negotiations with Prussia, arrived here
last night from Berlin, and left again to-day at
noon for Prague, to have an audience of King
John of Saxony. Baron von Friesen is expected
to return to Berlin in a few days.
An official denial has been received here to-day
bun the Soon etnip: teem Vienna to the state-
ment recently published by a German paper,
according to which the Crown Prince of Saxony
had made a speech to the army holding out the
prospect of a speedy and victorious return to
Saxony by means of an alliance with France.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, S. 27.

The financial difficulty in the Auatro•ltalian
peace negotiations is said to be completely settled,
in a manner equitable for all parties ; and the
questions which still remain to be considered relate
only to an amnesty, to the railway regulations,
and to the transfer of the Venetian archives to
Italy. It is believed that the treaty of peace will
be signed on Saturday or Monday next, in which
case King Victor Emmanuel would make his entry
into Venice between the 10th and 12th October.
FLORENCE, Snv. 27, EVENING.

An official despatch received here from Palermo
says :—" The inhabitants continue to receive the
royal troops with demonstrations of the most
lively sympathy. Perfect tranquillity prevails in
the to% .4 and the municipality is sending fresh
addresses to the King, deploring the recent events
in Sicily."

THE BRAZILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE DOURO.
LISBON, SEPT. 28.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Douro arrived here from Brazil at noon to-day
(Wednesday), and will leave for Southampton at
6 p.m., with specie, 44,5191., 65 passengers, 200
rolls of tobacco, 928 bags of coffee, 16 packages of
ipecacuanha, 100 barrels of tapioca, and 174
packages sundries.
The Messageries Imp4riales steamship Estrama-
dure, with the outward mails, had arrived at Per-
nambuco on the 12th inst.

(By Telegraph from Lisbon.)
BUENOS AYRES, Au°. 27.

Exchange on London, 491; dollars, 25.50 ; wet
salted hides, 311 to 36i. Tallow, 15.1. Lumber,
50. Flour, Bto 9.

RIO DE JANEIRO, SEPT. 8.

Exchange on London, 23 to 23i. Coffee, good
first, 6.800 to 7.000 rein. Total export since the
departure of the last mail, 92,726 bags, of which
28,212 are for the Channel, and 12,381 for the
Mediterranean. Sales, 45,100 bags. Stock,
80,000 bags. Freight to the Channel, 45e.

BAHIA, SEPT. 13.
Exchange on London, 24 to 241. Cotton,
16.000 reis. Sugar, 2.000 to 2.050 rein.

PERNA/4181X°, Seer. 16.

Exchange on London, 241 to 25. Sugar, whites,
3.000 role ; brown, 1.800 refs. Cotton, 16.500 to
16.800 reds.

OVERLAND MAILS.

The following telegram has been received by
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, Sept. 37 :