The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-15 00:00:00

106, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall.

BWATERS.—TweIve, 2s. 6(1. ; Twenty-five, 45.;
Fifty, es. ; Une Hundred, live Hundred, Sea. ; One
Thomind, 300. No charge for carriage to London. Cash on do-
ling. Country orders paid in advance. Forwarded by FB.EDK.
111115 BY, fish purveyor, Great Yarmouth.

DELICATE and CLEAR COMPLEXIONS,
with a delightful and lasting Fragrance, by using the
slabrated UNITED :•I:RVICE sOAP TABLETS, ed. and thi.
rach.—Manufartured by .1. C. and J. FIELD, Upper Mush,
leasbeth. Order of your chemist, grocer, or chandler.

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•NA sad cared In a few days by that celebrated Medicine,
BUM GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILL& Obtained through
fhl atemist, at la 14.1. aad 2a ad. per box.

CHOLERA and DIAILRHCEA may_ be avoided
by the timely um KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS. To
be bed every where. Whole.nle Depict.:"_. Bread-street. London.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,
Xo.CCXL, will be published next Thursday.

COSTKNT4 :
1. Ancient literature of France.
2. The Dutch School of criticism.
3. homes without [lards.
4. Life of Our Lord.
6. Feri,,u.boite History of Architecture.
6. Operations of Modern Warfare.
7. Central Asia.
8. England and her Institutions.
John Murray, ♦lbewarteattreet

REFORM MEETING AT NEWMARIZT.—It is pro-
Pewd to hold a reform banquet at Newmarket during the
third week in November. Several members of parliament
are understood to have accepted invitations to be present.
REPRESENTATION OF COLCHESTEFL—In conse-
penoe of the approaching retirement of Mr. T. J. Miller,
MP., from the representation of Colchester, and the de-
feat of Mr. P. 0. l'apillon at the last general election, the
econservatiees of the borough have been casting about for
fresh candidates, and their choice has fallen provisionally
on Colonel A. Learmouth and Mr. E. K. Kerslake.
These gentlemen will be formally introduced to the con-
',restive electors of the town neat week. One of she sesta
for the borough is at present held by a moderate liberal,
Mr. J. Gunton Rebow.
A correspondent writes :—" Prince Napoleon,
When he visited the Loan Exhibition at Southampton,
'pent some time in the picture gallery, and seemed most
struck with Morland's pictures. He paused longer than
ordinary before Holman Hunt's picture of "Awakened
Conscience." The splendid collection of staffed suits of
ancient armour much amused his highness. The prince
admired Storey's statue of Medea, close beside of which
yea a bust of the great Emperor Napoleon, after Canova.
Prince Napoleon was escorted into what Is called the
Jerusalem Chamber, where the beautiful photographs of
amnion scenery are exhibited. His highness examined
very minutely the photographs of the extensive buildings
Winch have been erected in the Holy City by the Russian
Isvernment. The likeness of Prince Napoleon to the
peat Napoleon was most striking, especially when his
as via seriously contemplating a work of art, or
101114Zi in animated conversation."
ttle screw steamer named the Augusta has
tamour Liverpool correspondent) left Liverpool for
into. The Augusta is only 4i tons burthen, and
Poeeeds to Pernambuco under sail (fore and aft rig), the
• Wow being stowed away on deck. There are only two men,
• °Y, and a dog, in charge of the vesseL
CRYSTAL PALACE.—A steeple chase of two miles
Will take place this afternoon at four o'clock. The race
We take plume round the cricket gron;Liema.d then will
40 be • variety of amusements in the