The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-23 00:00:00

FARGA'I'E and RAMSGATE. —Cheap Farm—
N. Gd.-BALOON sTKAMER, ALBERT VICTOR, from
lier, above Loud...ateUlna, TOMORROW ( at
awl every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Lune hour,
.L.; every Monday, Wedneaday, and Friday ; kaviog Earns-
., m am., mid Margate at 11.3 n a m., direct for London.
d.na Sa. : ase.ed saloon, 26. ad. ; children, la Ud.

tiIYSTAL PALACE.—City Companies, Firms,
Clubs, or Schools, der/irons of holding their
%LAE DINN KR or TEAS at the Crystal Palace are requested
aptly for terms to
I:LIiTILAY and ROBERTS, Refreshment Department.

G OVAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
L. Managing Director, Mr. K Btrange.l Three Ballets, 200
to lostrumeotalists, Stagers, Acrobats, Mimics; Pie-
.. LAcit Telegrams, P4lOOlll, Sapper-rooms, Lavatories,
400 g moms, Caning Paper; 10 Orchestral Pieces Every
upen at lialf•past Seven, begin at Eight. Prices-Is.,
awl el. Reserved Seats, as. ; Private Boxes, from Cl ls.
-,121ce open from Eleven to Your.

'HARMING semi-detached VILLA RES!-
, et.NcE, containing ten rooms, conservatory, and ante•
ni. stained *WA * holows, gu, and Venetian blinds through.
u. he LET or $411.1). with beautiful Rawer gardens taste-
o summerhouse, ormunenhd vases, *c. Rent .in
go per mom. or purchase. kb ground rent, long lease,
Irate title, 800 guineas. including natures. g.oou can remain
,pply to Mr. WII. WILLIABIS, surveyor, in, Queen-street,
upside.

REE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners
of Customs and the Lords of the Treasury.—Preparing for
&atom, the Correspondence on the subject of Privileges,
r granted and bow withheld. IMPOSTERS of GOODS who are
*tot to excessive charges on goods landed on eaptata's
ry will please apply to R. CLAY and Co., SS Upper Timer-
-Ist, Car.

CINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DIiBLIN EXHIBITION 1888.
his celebrated old IRISH WHISKY' gained the DVIILIN
17. F: MEDAL —lt is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very
Avow. Sold in bottles, 3s. Bd. each, at the retail bowies in
Joe by the 'gents in the principal towns in Eni or
'Jessie at 8, Great Windmill.street, London, W. Observe the
seal:pink label, and cork branded °Kinahan's LL Wldalty.

AIICE.—LEA and PERRI NW
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Me delicious condiment, pronounced by connolueun
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,"
Is prepared enlely by LEA and PERKINS.
. .

be public are repeettußy cannoned against worthless traits.
is, and should see that Lea and Perrinenaines are ou wrapper,
bottle, and stopper.
A.SK for LEA and PERRINS BAUM
old wholestle and for export by the Proprietors, Worcester
CROssE and BLACK WKLL Messrs. BARCLAY and
1001 M dc.. &c.: end by Moms and oilmen univenally.

tRUSSELS CARPETS, best quality a.
renteed, ecennienctng at 3s. 81d. per yard very c
tern. £20.000 worth I urniture. Bedsteads (in brass, iron,
wood', Bedding, and Upholhtery, and a large lot of Linen
.1s at very reduced prites. All goods warranted, and
cured free. Illustrated priced lists gratis. A uew reduced
of Turkey carpets.— Vi U. WA I NE, wholesale and export
urigerer and General Furnishing M arehouseroan, 133 to 139,
nagton.butts ; factories,4o to 49, Eranciti.street.

lARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of wall-
• known excellence can only be had at 52, Great Russell-
et, opposite the British Museum Oates. The very best steel
▪ Orystal Spectacles. Its and Ufa —THOMAS HARRIS and
shtktssd CAUTION the public etedinit tomes ashig their name
1710. No *menses et Nests.

lEETH.—Messrs. GABRIEL
(ESTABLISHED 1816).
NEW PAMPHLET, FREE BY POST P'olllt STAMPS,
=athe Painless System ot Deathdry and seltadhedvt
Teeth without spriest at halt the usual charge,.
Gt, LUDO 4,TE-HILL, CITY.
66, Harleyetreet, Cavendish-square, Loudon.
164, Duke-street, Liverpool.

I OUT and RHEUM AT t$M. —The excruciating
r path of gout or rheumatism is qukkly relieved and
fen nays by that celebrated wedicine,
BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS.

1 rev& no restraint of diet or ociannentent during their
and are certain to prevent the disease attacking any vital
Sold by all medicine vendors at ls. led. and 9d. per boz,
Wined through any chemist

FOTICE.—THE HUNCHBACK'S CHARGE.
I Yr. W. C. Rusagtx's New rovel will be ready at all the
Mop as MONDAY next, In $ vela, post aro.
Ion: ammo Low, Son, and !denten, Mllten-house, Lud-
gate hilt

IC NEW NOVEL. REPRINTED FROM "BILORAFIA."
lu Y vols., $ all Llbrariaa
IRCE.-

nlmiral G. Elliott is to be a candidate in the
tervstive interest for the representation of Chatham at
next general election. Mr. Otway, the sitting mem-
(liberal), intends offering himself for re-election. The
rah of the newly-constituted bormigh of Gravesend
e determined on asking Alderman Sir B. 8. Phillips to
une a candidate for its representation. A conservative
baste is spoken of, but his name has not been publicly
mewed

.set night a densely crowded meeting of re-
ners, convened by the St. Luke's Branch of the Reform
gue, was held in Sanger's Lecture HaU, City-road, to
Into consideration the present position of the Reform
atom especially as regards the necessity for future
otlon. Mr. Edmond Beales took the chair. He said
work of the league would not be done until they saw
it way a little more clearly through the working of the
bill, and until they had the ballot.
lie West Gloucestershire electors have not yet
▪ pith their squabbling over the late election. The
sfore yesterday • zealous conservative was summoned
thrashing a labourer and a woman ; and the zealous
ervative in his turn summoned the Berkeley hunt
paer-in, a chimney-sweep, and • shopkeeper, for
mg chastised him. The summonses were withdrawn
round in coasequenoe of a "settlement."
L dinner has taken place at Stafford in con-
ion with a Working Men's 'Constitutional" Association.
Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot in responding to" The
at of bards," said he would boldly assert that the
las of Lords had the welfare of the country as much at
reas any body of men could have, and in the late dis-
Mns it had not disgraced itself, but bad fearlessly
'lasted the principles of its members. The house had
1, and he hoped for many years would continue to be,
acted by the country, not only on account of its an-
Ay, but also on account of the safeguard it constituted
be liberties of the people.

;UNSILINATIVZ DEMONSTRATION IN MANCHENTF.R.
rtangetnents have been made fora banquet in Man•
Itr-r, in commemoration of the passing of the Reform
. and of " the success' which has attended the career
ler Majesty's government." The day fixed for the
it is the 14th of October. The invitation of the corn-
lee has been accepted by the Earl of Derby, and it is
ight that Lord Stanley, the Chancellor of the Radle-
r, Sir John Pakington, Mr. Oatlioroe Hardy, and
of the prominent mambas of the administration
be p.rsent.
TRAGEIef IN LlMlSHooBl.—Yesterday, John
gins, a lighterman, who is charged with the double
see of murdering a woman named Agnes Oakes, with
he oehabited,and with attempting to commit suicide
sitting his own throat, was brought before Mr. Paget
he Thames Police-court for the fourth time. It was
mated by the magistrate that owing to representations
,a 1 mule, the Solicitor to the Treasury would take
ge of the prosecution. At 2 o'clock the prisoner was
igned in the dock, and Mr. Pollard, clerk to the Soli-
. to the Treasury, said it was only on Wednesday after.
he hail received instructions to prosecute. Owing to
shortness of time he had not been able to read the
ominous depositions, or ascertain the real character of
case. Under these circumstances he had to request
her remand for a week, to enable him to make himself
minted with the facts. This course was ultimately
Pied, after some additional evidence had been given by
Horton, the surgeon called in to see the deceased.
Amid was densely crowded, and much excitement
oiled.