The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-27 00:00:00

No. 6, WI

ROYALPRINCESS'S THEATRE.—SoIeLemee
and Manager, Ur. TINING.-111711MIllt BIIABON.
Dood epos at haWPs 7 •performances COMMON at S O'CiOCk
FtCallgY. EVERY 'VINING during the week a new amid
MlDflalla, in Time Ada, by Watts Phillips, entitled
TIIUOIIILNOT CAPTAIN. Principal characters:—Mm Sar-
is& Miss Neilson, Miss Augusta Thompson. Mr. George Honey,
and Mr. Vining. Ors. halide Bohemians, in which Messieurs
Ibisoiek Clodoche, Gossett, and Normand, will appear. New
Swaggy by Mr. Y. Lloyds.

'DOUCE EXCESSES at HYDE-PARK.—AII
JL persons who suffered from the violence of the Pollee et
**nark on Monday last, or who can give evidence thereof,
we requested to uommunlerke with Mr. Ggaitai HOWILLL,
Reform Levu, 8. Adelphiterrace, or to Maws.
lalaßta.l end BUCKLAND, solicitors, 33, Poultry.

QATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.I
D. R. JOHNSTONE and Co. beg to inform the public they
CLOSE their DRAPERY end FUEND3.IIINO WAREHOUSES
M TWO o'clock on SATURDAYS.
GREAT WESTERN HOUSE,
100, 110, 111, 112, EDGWAREROAD, and
11, 3, THWAITIMPLACE, London,
Within a few yards of the Edgerare-read Station, on the Metro-
politan Railway, and five minutes' walk from the Great Western
Railway Station. —J uly, DEO.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Gentlemen who
require rod and fashionable DRESS, and do not
mind paying a fair price, can depend on the best '.'nnaterlair and
latest style at
HAMILTON and ICIMPTON'S, 105, STRAND.
N.B. The Trouacrinp are of patterns and textureethat canape
be
105, Strand, opposite Exeter hall.

TO Tel MOTTOS OP MI linlinats.
Siit,—lt may help towards the better Hyde-park
understanding happily beginning to prevail if you can per-
mit me to state what took place at the Home-office with
Mr. Walpole, mentioned to-night in the House of
Commons.
I went down to the Home-office, by arrangement with
the Secretary of the Reform League, to meet Mr. Beaks
and a deputation, who bad asked an interview with Mr.
Walpole at that hour. I was told that some change had
taken place, and my colleagues of the Reform League were
not there. That I might be Pure of this, I was told I might
see Mr. Walpole 's private secretary. Conversing with that
gentleman, I mentioned that ' I understood we were to
see Mr. Walpole respecting his letter in the Times, and
that I intended to say that I for one thought Mr. Walpole
quite right in his letter, and that I believed that Mr.
Bailee only intended to convey by his placard that ne
' I meeting would be held ' except by arrangement with the
BATHS OF HOMBURG, near Frankfort-Om- I government,' and that we waited Mr. Walpole's answer.
tiro-/daine—Summer Steam Me —The Mineral Waters • &eing the placard might give an impression that the
et liewborit as evkimiced by the smartie of the celebrated Pro- ' meeting was agreed to, I had asked Mr. Beaks at Hyde-
boot Itellit, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and aperient.= :' park the same night if Mr. Walpole had replied in the
snot admirable service in removing disorders of the etc , ...„.....;.. „ Bawl naked .• y
o Mr. Walpole's Deo-
sad other intestines. They stimulate these maims when the ab- I "`"'""'''' mention' that I under-
&mind circulation Is defective, assist the process of secretion, • rotary whether e might
sad give a healthful regularity to the organism of nutrition and . stood Mr. Walpole in the sense of his own
malallation. They are powerful remedial agents in CAWS i letter I replied, " Certainly." Mr. Walpole bad met us in
et selarmerient of the liver, in affection of the f spleen, ! so fair a spirit
11 hypochondria. jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease, and . that it was only an act of common honour
1 to corroborate his good faith. I bad been struck by the
obstinate constipation. In cases or gout, and an other Mkt- 1 ____._ of his language in dealing with ample:
Skins produced by Inefficiency of the digestive functions, the , "...um,'
westhappy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy : aPeeah" and the impressiveness of his sense of justice.
ed the Totem il mores Pectally recognised by those who Mink , It was far from me to reflect upon Mr. Beale*, whose
them at their source ; for then, the Invigorating sir of the • honour is as unimpeachable as Mr. Wslpole's, and whom
mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect wisdom and moderation has dictated the happiest counsel
abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in assisting the
action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent ICurhouse, Ito the people.
*eh, In the beauty of its architecture, the judicious distribu. Mr. P. A. Taylor salted m.s. at the House of Commons
800 ofits &penmen's, and the fichaeoo of it
decorations, nor- ! this morning to pat in writing what took place at the
Bros every others,
edifice of the kind on the tanks of : second interview at Mr. Walpole's. The words were
the nine, contents a variety of spacious and spies- filmset
dilly decorated rooms ; a grand saloon fur balls and concerts : I " Kr. Ilealms—We Wish, Mr. Walpole, permission I.
e superb dining room where there is a tab/641°41i la ?ran- : hold ameeting Monday •ht in ifyde-park.
on n 4
sate. twice a day, at 1 and et 5 o'clock, furnished by the cele- „
breted ("bent of Paris, who is the lessee of the refreshments of I Mr. Walpole (deprecatingly)—Don't ask me that:l.
the whole casino. The visitors will likewise find • large and com- The advantage to the government, as well as to the
!linable reading-more, well supplied with German, knglish, ' peace of the metropolis, of granting permission to hold
French. Italian. Spanish, Russian, Polish, Swedish, Belgian. and the meeting on Monday, was urged very strongly. After
' Vetch daily papers. Besides the above attractions, there are , consulting with Lord j. manners,
also several conversation rooms, as well es a splendid ounce- • Mr. Wela said—" Well,_put your request in writing
Wm with three billiard tables. To complete the charras of
liembrug, this delightful place, a troupe of Italian actors of the be me. I consult my colleagues, and that there may
*best talent, enutincted by the celebrated maestro Orsini, . be no mistake, I will send an answer in writing."
les been engaged to perform the choicest pieces of the : Much was said besides this, but nothing which altered
Milian repertory. The services of the renowned prime- i this, and in clear impression—as I told it to several
• dose Adelina Paul. Trehent• the sister' Merehhns• 4e, members of the House of 00111111011 S last night— was, that
hen likewise been secured for this season. An excel- t
orcheetre, Bombe • forty diatingnished middens, Mr. Walpole had consented to receive a written request
Polonis three times a day ;In the morning at the Wells ;in for permission to hold a meeting in Hyde-park on Monday
IM afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the evening, and that after eonstiltief hie colleagues he would
settee in the grand Ball-mom. The new railway has almost send us an answer. We all beheve that if Mr. Walpole
• beresitt Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Franldort. There found himself free to consult his own judgment only, of
sei twenty trains a day, to and fro. the last as late as 11 o'clock. what would be best to do, that he would grant the request.
At the journey occupies only half-an-hour, the amusements a , _ ~.,.. G. J. HOLYO.B.
trankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may , —s„ a,"%.„."`,
let to Brussels In twelve hours, to Berlin In fifteen, to Paris in : Jog 40.
his, Sad to kondon in twenty-four, so excellent la the biter. I ----

KET BAROMETER.—NEGRETTI and
DOCKET BABOMETEIt.—NEGRETU and
.L ?.*MBRA's original hintrument, size of a watch, for fore-
telling weather, and for monntoin meaeurementa, ea supplied to
Her llajway's Government and leading selentillo men. ?ebbed
cob at 1, Illatton-garden , 69, Cornhill ; lit, Itsiesistnet end
US, ilewitreet.

ADMIRAL FITZROTSSTORMBAROM:II,TER
to be obtained only froth NRORNITI and UNRRA,
sakes to the Board of Trade and Royal National We Bost In-
stlindon. Fitzroy's Manual "How to Foretell Weather," price
s.—l. Hatton-garden ; 19, Oornhill ; Regent-street: or 193,
Ifisaßstrest. Price list free.

BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and
Matinee pertain°, extracted from the dowers. by JNO.
=BUELL Ned Perturcers to the Macaw of Reba
3,4 g Den Wharf. IP, Upper Theaserdeeet. Leedom.

THE MEMBERS FOR MaRYLEBONE AND THEIR
CONSTITUENTS. —Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P., and Mr.
Thome' Chambers, Q.C., M.P., yesterday attended the
meeting of the Marylebone vestry, as they had previously
done at St. Pancras, to give a resume of what had taken
place during the present session of parliament chiefly in
reference to metropolitan and local matters. Both hon.
gentlemen referred to the Hampstead-heath Estate Bill,
to the Public Health, Artisans' Dwellings, and Vaccina-
tion Bills, and to the valuable assistance they received
from the representative vestries and their officers, and par-
- titularly complimented Mr. Greenwell and Dr. Whitmore
DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The for the clauses they had drawn in reference to the Heath
Bill, getting rid of the absurdity and unconstitutional pro-
medical profession for thirty years have approved of this
Pa Winton ,;f Dooms as the bat moody for soldffy of the ceeding of employing the police to enter houses as anal-
/Ps, 2.,ach, headache, heartburn, nt, and indigestion : and as a teary inspectors. They had pleasure in expressing a belief
••• *relent it is especially adapted for ladies and children. that both the late and present government bad seen their
•__. . ll DINN MED and Co., asenula, de., 17 New error, and that the amended clauses would be adopted.
=Zs, London, and sold throughout the world_ all ' A cordial vote of thanks was unanimously carried to the
e chemists. Caution—See that .' Dinnetwd and "k •
"gad* bottle and red label over the cork. ' I honourable members.
.. ISOCIAL SCIENCE ASsOCIATION. Yesterday a
meeting of the local committee at Manchester, where the
next annual congress is to be held on the 3rd October, took
place in the Town-hall. Mr. Alderman Neild presided.
Mr. Steinthall, one of the bon. secretaries, said that Lord
Stanley, had conditionally acieeided the °Hee of
president, had now written to decline. His lordship said
that owing to engagements connected with the government
he did not expect that during the next three months he
should be able to spare three days from London. They
were, therefore, now without •
thenpresidet, but the London
omninittes were taking steps to fill appointment,which
) would be oesninunicated as soon se sueosssfuL In the de.
rATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY- . partment of economy and trade Mr. Guachen was ex-
IRO POWDER.—PLEAS, Bugs, by
this Beetles. to accept the preeidency. The ether baths's' of
!ma Sme the, are instantly destroyed by this loved
which getdeeting was of a merely roads* character, and not of
r.rj_le barmier to animal life. Imported aid sold in packets, public interest.
Is.. and is. 6d. each, or I..Ltets, free by poet, ter 12 , Commander G. H. Wale, R.N. and Kann. E.
feentle, and 2s. dd. on M 38. AlesinUallos with
e._.. •Is dd. and ft. each, by T. TOO, Chunk% 19, Et J. H. Tucker sad D. H. Spear, masters, R.N., have t6'611
.-wro appointed naval mall spate ea the Bontharopton station.
Clionkmd. Loudon.

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