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

MESSRS. MON EY W [GRAM and SONS' (of
BLwkwaldvaid, Lo.don` LINE of STEAM and PACKET
BO IPS to AUSTRALIA tor M I.:LBW:ENE Port Phillip Direct,
to tease the Docks •in W EON FARA the teth Nurember calling
at Plymouth.. the splendid clipper ship MUFFOLK, 1.000 tons,
W. it. NI Eilla MA N. commando.: lying in the East India
Decks. tier acsamniwalatlons for all cram ei passengers are
simmered, and elle carry n azparienced For
teetiset or pardre apply to ALLPORT and MOIL AN, with
Maas. MONEY W It:RAM and SONS, 7, Inadanhall-aknat.

OVERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION
by STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA. to via EGYPT
from Southampton and Marseilles.—The PENINSULAR and
ORIENTAL ST EA NINAV It AT lON OOM PANT BOOK PASSEN-
GERS and receive two and Parcels for Gibraltar, Malta, Eiry-pt,
Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, China, and Japan
(Yokohama , by their steamers leaving Southampton on the 4th
and ddth of every month; for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt. Aden,
and Bombay, by those of the 12th and 17th of each month
for King George's sound, tlelbinrue, and Sydney, by the steamer
leaving Southampton on the '_nth of every month. The steamers
leave Manellles on th. sth, tfth, 20th, and ^sBth of the month.
For further particulars apply at the Company's Mem,
Leadenhallutreet, Loudon, ; of Orlental-place, South-
ampton.

TN MAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW
A. TOM and PIULADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY
Weed despatching their full powered Clydirbullt Iron screw
alesiosEtto, carrying the United States Mail, calling at Queens.
town, Ireland, on the following day, to take oa based
sad dispatches and lib liberty to call at an intanne=ifigl

CITY fir W Wednesday, Nor. 11
CITY Ur I.IIIIN. Wednesday, Nor. 20
CITY or B.NIUN. B.iturday, November n.
ETNA, We Me,,,10y, November 27.
Ann every ednaiday and naturdoy.
Cabin passage by the insil atomism soiling every Weduaaday,
15. 17, and 21 guineas, wording t.• the ac 4inniodatiou. Forward
Includes full supply of cooked provisions. Passengers
Canada and the Unite,' "links booked through on very saran-
ftiriza terms.—Vor further particulars apply to WILLIAM
'4, 22, Water-sti eet, Liverpool; and to r.LVt.I and MACEY,
Si, King William-street. Loudon.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE,
!Managing Dirvetnr, Mr. K Strange .I Three Ballets, 200
Delivers, en Instrume•ntalists, Singers, Acrobats, Mimics; Pie-
ter... Latest telegrams, Saloons, Supper-rooma. lavatories,
Smoking-rooms, Evening Paper; 10 Orchestral Piece. Every
Eight Open at ilalt.viot Seven, begin at Eight. Priess—is.,
25., and 6d. ; ltxterveil Seats, 4s. ; Private Jinxes, from 41 la
Box-utiles open from Eleven to Pour.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
Holborn.—The most spacious and brilliantly-decorated
DWI Doom, and the !Kt4 hand In London. OPEN for CONCERT
and DkNCINtt EVERT EVENilid. Musical Director Mr. W.
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throughout. is.

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This celebrated old !Mill WHLIKY gained the DUBLIN
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YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 25 for 4ft. ; 50,
b.: 100.10 s. Fresh Mob In Ice!, three kinds. for 103
Delivered free to all parte of London and country upon receipt
of tradttance. by FkI.DIC. BAJLNBY and Co., Doh purveyors,
beset Yarmouth.

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goods warranted, packed. and delivered tree. Illustrated price-
lists of cabinet furniture. esrpeta bedsteads (In brass, iron, and
wood•, bedding. oldodstery, table linen, sheeting', blankets
quilts, counterpanes, Se., gratis. .

TRANSPARENT CANDLES.—If you only
want something pretty to look at, without minding a
little smoke and well, and a little bending and running over If
the room should happen babe rather unusually seem, buy any
of the very tranapan ait low quality hardline Candles now sold
freely everywhere at nue shilling per pound ; but If along with
beauty of appearance you require stea4 brilliancy of light, no.l
freedom from rich of these little occasional maps. tell your
dealer ply )ou with " HUMS °OLD MIDAL PA 'TISK
CANDLES," which though charged at a higher price per pound,
are really cheaper when the difference of quality is taken Into
account. They are believed to be the very heat substitute yet
produced for real wax and ,pennaceti, now at such an extravagant
vice. and are bring intro laced In pace of them In the West End
Clubs, and abr. hem a here excellenni of quality Is 'ladled as
well as economy.

DINNEFORD'S PLITID MAGNESIA.
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as the best mild aperient for delicate constitutions, especislly
adapted for Wise, Children, sad Infanta—DLNNEYORD and
Co.. Chemists, In, New Bond-street, London, sod of all other
chemists throughout the sorld.

DR f3COTTS BiLIOIJB and LIVER PILLS,
; never foiling remedy, prepared without my mercurial
legrediant, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious
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excellent; mild In their operation and graisful to the stomach,
Ohm create appetite, pr•mote digesUom and strengthen the
whole nervous system.--Sold by W. lambert, chemist, 8, Xing
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la led. and three times the quantity in one, is. Pd. Be we to
oak fir Dr. Scott's Bilious and liver BUM The penults' are be a
Mulls green package, with "William Lambert" engraved cm the
Waist%

GOUT and RHEUMATISM.—The excruciating
pain of gout or throw:diem Is quickly relieved sad sued
In a few daye hy that celebrated medicine,
BLAIR'S OHUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS.
They require au restraint of diet or confinement during their
use. lad are certain to prevent the disease attacking buy vital
part. Sold by all medicine vendors at in. led. and 9d. per boa
or obtained through any chemist

Reath' 12th of December,
THE EXTRA CHRISTSIAB DUMBER OF
ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
NO THOROUGHFARE,
NT

CHARLIS DICKENSwana d WILKIC COLLINS.

At the meeting of the Liverpool town council on
Saturday, a vote of condolence was passed to the widow of
the lsts Mr. Edward James, Q.C., judge of the Liverpool
Court of Passage.

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Earl Nelson has consented to preside over a
meeting of high churchmen, clergy, and laity, which is
to be held in London on the 19th inst., for the purpose of
oonsidering a memorial which it is proposed to present to
the Royal Commissioners on ritualism.

THE INsTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS.—The
meetings of this society are to be resumed to-morrow
evening at the house in Great George-street, when the
subject for discussion is the " Removal of Organic and
Inorganic Substances in Water." The question was intro-
duced, at the close of last session, by Mr. Edward Byrne,
M. Inst. C.E., in a paper detailing the results of some
carefully.cooducted laboratory experiments.
EXETER-HALL.—The National Choral Society
will commence the eighth season on Wednesday, the 27th,
under the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin, with a perform-
ance of " Elijah "—bend and chorus 700. Mr. Sentley
engaged for the concert, as also for the three succeeding
ooncerta—Mendslasohn's " Walpurgis Night" the first
time in Etats-ball), Dec. 11 ; " Messiah," Christmas-
eve ; " Creation," New Year's-day.
CRYSTAL PALACE. —The gathering and bangnetof
the London and Westminster Constitutional Association
take place this day. The banquet, at which it is expected
some of her Majesty's ministers will be present, will be
held in the large conceit hall at four o'clock. Covers will
be laid for nearly two thousand guests.
Darr PRoVINtIAL 31ATORIC—Birmingham, Mr.
Thomas Avery; Cambridge, Mr. Alderman Elliott Smith
(I..); Leeds, Mr. A. Fairbeirn; Liverpool, Mr. Edward Whit-
ley (C.);rber (L.) Norwirh,Nottingham, Mr.
Jelin Be ; Oxford, Mr. Alderman Cart (L. ; Ports-
mouth, Mr. R. K Davies; Rochester, Mr. Vinvent Hills ;
sad Southampti n, Mr. J. R. Stebbiog.
BELLRINGING AND THUNDERSTORMS.—The bell-
ringing as the companion of the thunderstorm is a per-
manent institution here (the Tyrol). I could not make out
whether it was suppose( to have a physical influene• on
the electricity or to have a propitistmy effect in a religious
sense calculated to exempt the district from a calamity.
Opposite toJembach, on a spur of the mountain rising tight
over the river Inn, there is a sort of hermitage or chapel.
It is the duty of a recluse who has charge of it to be on the
look-out for thunderstorms, and begin the hell ringing ;
sad he is well posted for the accomplishment of his duty.
A. solemn, strange duty it must be to act as sentinel against
the approach of such a foe. I happened once to vileness
the ceremonial of ringing out the thunder in a very pic-
turesque shape. I was coining out of the great
behind the Martinsivand. The first thing that drew atten-
tion was a rushing mighty wind, which caught up the
marble powder lying on the hillside, and drifted it about
like a dry sandy mist. Then came se sudden a lull, and
the church hell of Zirl right under my feet began " tolling
slow with sullen roar." The chime was taken up by the
dozen or so other churches in the valley, mellowed in the
distance until it " passed in music out of sight." Mean-
time the setting sun illuminated a great storm-cloud,
making it a flame-coloured red that spread over half the
horizon, as if the world were on fire. Over this parsed
every now and then a tongue or sheet of white lightning.
The whole affair was so far off that of the thunder only a
slight muttering was heard.—Bfackrood's Marrnme for
Itovember.