The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

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NMAN LlNK—The LIVERPOOL, NEW
. soul, and ill LLADELPHIA STEAM SHIP COMPANY
~ 1 leopstchiug their hdlowered Llyde-btult iron screw
"2.,,:.e,e, tarrying the United States Malls, calling at Queens-
., . ir, land on the following day, to tale on board passengers
~. ,i,spvt. IL, , and with liberty to call at an intermediate port :
• il 1 1 .$V Inv, MN, We
September 2b.
. In ad. I; 11.11MititE, Wednesday October 2.
, 111 M t. 4 IN lioN. Wednesday, tictober 9.
, .. % .ar ti ASH I NuTON, Haturday, October It
And every Wednesday noel Saturday.
ca, , , ramage toy the mail steamers salting every Wedateday,
' 17 11.1 "linlinrav, accenting totheacconunodatioo. Forward
~,,,,,, an:hides a full supply of cooked provisions. Paaesegers
r loam mud the United States booked through on very striven-
.... terms —Foe further particulars apply to WILLIAM
s m 55...!.N nteratteet, IlyeepOd: aad to YIVES and MACEY,
..
kn 11illiarnotreek London

ikr ( )IZLEANS, JACKSON, and GREAT
%ioltlkihßS RAILROAD cOMPANY.—SECOND MORT.
t nION BONDS, endorsed pinable In Sterling
I In, ITALY-YEARLY INTER ST on the above
t. I. the I-t Ottoher nest, will he PAID on that day
>,n. eeding day. at the Counting•house of Mews. J.
d itolWß and Co., 140. Leadenhalletreet, between
unt • tit loct. The Coupons must be left for ex-
ile • • -
too elect days before applying for payment.
pt 17, 1'247.

1,
TIE LIVERPOOL
issanic
COMPANY.
and GLOBE
~,,,,v .- I. Dale street, Liverpool : T, Coma' ; and Charing
cross, London.
11 . .ntestv,l hinds now amount to 52,254,334, the fire revenue
t , .1. o'.f.. :Jot that of the life to £2:4.397.
1!. n...levate rates of premium, with a guaranteed fixed bonus
i r t ;le Ido policies of this company and their value as special
• unties to third parties, render them particularly advantageous.
no.k world leave Is If 011 reaeonable terms, and claims are
1 spi JO Jays atter admission.
JtdlN ATKINS, Itosident Secretary.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
(Managing Director, Mr. F. Strange.) Three Ballets, MO
lano.ra, io inatnunentalists, flingers, Acrobats, !fl ; Ple-
num Latest Tehgninis, Saloons,alqppar-rooma, Lavatories,
inoking MOM, Evening Paper ; 10 Orchestral Plena Ivory
!..01, open at Half-put Seven. begin at Eight. Prices—le.,
, and net.: Reserved :testa, as ; Private Bum from Cl la.
f-a-onee pen from eleven to 700/.

FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners
of (ludo= sad the Lords of the Treasury.— Prepering for
patlication, the Correspondeoce on tbe 'aided of Privileges,
kw mend and bow withheld. IMPORTKIIS of GOODB who are
subjectvd to excemsire charges on goods landed on captain's
tatty will please apply to S. CLAY sad Co., 88, Upper Themes-
tweet, CUL

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EIBTBMON, 1866.
This celebrated old 13.1818 WHINEY gained the DU131.111
?ZILE MEDAL.-18 Is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, end very
sbohesne. Mold in bottles, 3s. lid. each, at the retail houses la
▪ ; by the meats in the principal towns in England ; or
ebelemle at a, West, Windmillatroet, London, W. Observe the
red mal, pink lsbel, and cork branded "Kinahsn's LL Whisky.
10PRI.NSVIA CARPETS, 2s. 100. ; best quality,
• 3s. 04d. per yard : Tapmtry ditto, 2a 61d. L 20,000 worth
furniture. Bedsteads an bum, Iron, and wood), Bedding, and
ll,bolstery, and a large lot of Linen goods at very reduced
piece All goods warranted, and delivered tree. illustrated
irked lists gratis. A new reduced one of Turkey carpets.—
%31. WAIN g, wholesale and export Upholsterer and General
Furnishing Warehouseman, 133 to 138, Newington-butts: Leto•
des, ea to 49, Francis-streeL

AA BARGAIN.—TWO FIRE and BURGLAR-
PRI all, MlO4 to be SOLD cheap, nearly new, part of the
,aote of an inaolvent.— Apply, between PI and 6, to Mr. MIL.
OLISS, accountant, 42, Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square.

/FRESHER and GLENN'', OUTFITTERS.
ostitdlohment to London. rout door to Somerset.
house. Stroud. N.B. Usta of mootettry outfit for tarry purpose
sad sopototment to Ind* Mina. and Uto °clanks. will be tor-
us/dad on oulleatlon.

lIIOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the
1 Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching' rays of the
win and heated particles of dust, will find ROW LANIW'
ALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexiow,
dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat
and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensa-
tion attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin.
Freckles. tau spots, pimples, flushes, and discoloration. are
eradicated by SW application, and give place to a healthy parity
and delicacy of complerkw. Price as. ed. and Se 6d. per bottle.
Vold by chemists sad perfumers. Ask for •• Rowlands' Kalydor,'
and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name
of " Kelydor."

1 AITUE.—The LETTUCE oontains an active
prleLiple, the Latnctne, •
.j possesses ell the
propertlei ot opium without Its dengera—Mr. YCM:tatta=
Cement ld, Haymarket, prepares a hyrep and a Pate of
for
letu. highly recommended by the Medical Profession r
colds, bronchitis, and all chest affections. ilyrup, as. lid.;
Pate, le. lid. end fa fd. Pate, by post, la. aid and M. W.

DR;SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
DM!' falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial
DM!'
sill be found Invaluable to all who suffer &ambition
usi firer omplainta, indigestion wind, spurns. giddiness, &W-
-ens, of the eyes, !e. For habitual costiveness, as a family
went medicine, and as • purifier of the blood, they are truly
acelint ; mild in their operation and grateful U. the stomach,
ikey mate appetite, pr-mote digestion, and drogtheu the
Male minus system—Sold by W. Lambert, chualat, 8 King
Waterestreet, Charing-crook and by most druggists, in bons
1, l't. and three U Mitt the quantity in OGG, M. Id. he sore to
rt hr Dr. Scott's bilious and liver rills. The gemittne are in
Wane grew package, with n Witham Lobar{" engraved on Oa
assn

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SECRET." Re.
In II vols., at an Marks.
BIRDS of PREY.—

HOMBURG.

[The following appears in the Daily News]
TO THE EDITOR DE THE DAILY NEWS.

SIR,—An incident has recently taken place here,
the facia of which, to prevent misconstruction, I
wish to relate in your columns. lam also desirous
to toy &tribute to Mr. Henry Labouchere, M. P.,
who in the interests of society and to protect ladies
from those questionable characters who too fre-
quently resort to places of this description to
thrust themselves into notice, has placed himself in
a disagreeable position in order to perform a public
duty. Mr. Labouchere on his arrival here
about a week since, observed a certain Luigi
di Farina, in the company of American ladies
of his acquaintance. He immediately signified
to one of them that the said Farina was
QM a person, owing to his antecedents, with
whom they could associate without compro-
mising themselves. Farina having observed a change
of manner, in consequence of this hint, complained
to the husband of the lady that he had been made
a subject of discussion. The husband, with
true American pluck, at once said that he was
answerable for everything his wife might have done
or said, and would fight Farina when and
how he liked. Mr. Labouchere, in order to take
the full responsibility upon himself of the course
he had pursued, subsequently went up to Farina,
and told him that he accepted the position of
having warned the lady to avoid him, and also
that he had informed her husband that under no
code of honour could he be called upon to fight
with a person of his (Farina's) reputation. A fracas
ensued, which was quickly put a atop to by the
alvctaters. A correspondence has followed, in
which Mr. Labouchere has publicly stated that to
L knowledge Farina derives his means of subsis-
tence from " vile and dishonourable" sources,
°-?r'n'-: him, at the same time, to accept
as action for libel either here or in England, if ho
fdt himself really able to vindicate his character
bun this accusation.
I have carefully inquired into the matter with
'titer English gentlemen staying here, and the
of the affair I have given 1 believe to be an
leea!'ste one. It has naturally led to much die-
-9'44n, and its precise details ought to be known
Enzland, more especially as Mr. Labouchere is
piblic man.
Eqkrience of these German watering places
doing many years has proved to me the dangers
I', *hid' lvlies are exposed by forming sudden
,yantances with strangers, and I hold that Mr.
.s!,itchere has acted as a gentleman and a man
:1 humour in coming thus boldly to the front to set
('."guile which it is to be hoped that other
E,Ashmen, if placed in his position, will follow
rah e.ival promptitude and film:meas.—l am, .Cc.,
itetiburg. Sept. 14.

AN ENGLISH VISITOR.

KENansolon Murmur.—Visitors during
e,ek ending Sept. 14 :—Oa Monday, Tuesday, and
4."43.free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,210; on Wednes-
Lureday, and Friday (admission 6d.), from 10 a.m. till
,11.. 1,122 total, 10,332. Average of corresponding
1.01 former years 11 898 Total from the opening
tie Museum, 6,9603,467: