The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-23 00:00:00

ITALY.

FLORENCE, JAN. 22, Symms.
The Chamber of Deputies commenced to-day
the debate upon the suspended articles of the
revenue budget for 1868.
Article 1, relative to the rural property tax, was
approved, after a declaration from the reporter
of the committee that the ministry and the com-
mittee were agreed upon the question of establish-
ing the land tax upon a more secure and equal
basis.

income tax, Signor Ferraris proposed that the
final vote upon this point should be suspended.
!This proposal was accepted by the committee and
. . ,
LL th, HRISTMAS ENTERTAIN- the Minister of Finance. Signor Crispi censured
N l < I',VERI" NIGHT.
Signor Cambray Digny's financial statement. He
expressed his belief that the imposition of the in-
come tax was impossible, and advised that some
ALHAMBRA PALACE.. other tax should be substituted in its stead.
The Minister of Finance defended the income
KIRA II AN'S LL WHISKY. tax, from which be expected a large revenue. A
EXHIBITION. ISM
proposal to raise 78 millions of lire by the income
relelmitid al IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
Is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very tax in 1868 was approved by a majority of the
r.. Ss. ed. each at the retail helms —.
In „, the principal te„ne in England; or Chamber and accepted by the Minister of Finance.
ode Rat Wbbindliatreet, London, W.—Obeerre the
pink LOKI, and cork branded ••Kinahan'a LI. Whisky.

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PRUSSIA.

XVG ENATEDWATER does not drink so 1 BERLIN, Jen. 22, EVENING.
J 14.1-1 a- other ai•Tated water, because the gas can only be i After the conclusion of the debate on the Budget
.i
• . 1 • 10 ~ -tote of repour, and condensed with the gas pre- .
'.. ,it etteet „h the niee oo mid give in the Prussian Diet, the Minister of the Interior
f:•,.:',..1 r..," t" • 'at P"wer• th it,m Is to yitalller it th the bleth d
thew the intends to call together a number of leading poll-
• aory..ci. Long-acre, or through any druggist. in cases
• '..watvg ail bottles. ' ticians to deliberate upon a more uniform system
' of administration of the new and old provinoes.

\ EN ATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
p lip in the etthlent weather by daily draughts of thygenated
nemie from the Laboratory, ~• Dreg sere, or
ilmi4ttkt.

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, JAL 22.

kiIIEAP (ILAS.S BOTTLES.—The LONDON The journals of this city publish intelligence
of the AIRE and CALDER OLASS Borr LE COM- from Taschkend, in Tartary, dated the beginning
for s 11. E, at REDUCED PRICES, the prenthem at Free
Rateldt, twins required for wharf purisisea. December, and asserting that military measures
: all the new patterns and the pateritntopperod balks are being taken by China which are interpreted by
,tl. In. the works, Yorkshire, and the ult.*, OA, Upper
...street, Illy.or • the Russian correspondents as being directed
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—lust Russia. The same advises allege that

fl\ I: PETS. —NOTICE.—The largest lot of agai'--
1. I.nowelot soul Tapestry Brussels ever shown, commencing China has contracted a treaty with the Turkomans,
r I t.I p. r 'anis otU the newest patterns. C 21,010 Yurniture
and that fortifications aro being constructed on the
loefore offere A rery reduced Turkey Carrn,
1,4. All goods warranted, packed, and delivered free. Ritual= frontier.
• ,tot priceol lista furniture, bedsteads and bedding, graUs.
W WAINK, 1= to 1:no, Newington Butt*.

AUSTRIA. '
VIENNA, JAS. V, Evinnms.
i1AN:5p.i.L..iF,..,91; T. , !,,7,‘:),: do not want
. yon:andle:l,
The Official Gazette contains a protocol of to-day's
, -- knee of honour, oar PRICES GOLD MEDAL date, signed by members of the Imperial family,
. ~ ,lii.lN y„ ' or their "herwood Palmitlne" or their good
. ..-liioued "Delmont Sperm," or "Delete id Wax," or Dirk respecting the death of the Emperor Maximilian,
- ... " ..N.,. 2,, •• Nu. a," or " ltattenws" Cornwall., In prefer- and the reception of his body into the family vault.
. ~..ow nest, and lutist transparent Para/line Candles. Hut
i! , • foist, have the estreme traimparency of pure Parafine, The Emperor has issued an order, dated the
. :.. . Paraffine" or Dolt " lielniontlne" will give It to you in
1 . ~,e, and at a more moderate price than Is usually eltsrgsd 19th inst., decreeing that all public functionaries
t - •••‘ other really Ord class
K'S Coudleu shall take the oath to the new constitution.
1.• ~,.... toilet wasp PICK'S SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE," shall
. . motet halt its weight of their concerti:need distilled Glyee- The oath is henceforth to be taken by
~. ai.oidd be lo ecioral use In every house before the winter
..m•mt, because of Its admlnalde effects in preventing chapping public functionaries on their appointment or
Ow hand. and fore. In every house there ought also to lie
p
: remotion, as well SS by those who have
•. • , ,h•, sealed bottles of their concentrated IllistUled (11yee• •
r. lateen everywhere " Prier's Glycerine," and pfd
already taken the oaths on their first assunip-
.• ..... most creferet medical men abroad as well a, at home, lion
• i . mie ,oily Glycerine for walking' use whether enterusily
of office. The clause of the oath hitherto in
.• • ..n..ny. Force, which declared that the person sworn did not
, 1 !. 1... i y ANCY SOAPS of the different sorts usually Made
r, • . .limb. awl emomand a constantly Worming sale. Tim belong to any secret society, is to be omitted, while
• ...• ~s,,i ,:,,,,re,e. sprites of above is, however, the one
I. , -mii to erre on the other hand a clause is to be added by which
mil F.', •EW PATENT MORT LlGyrrs.- for burning In the functionary assuming office swears that he does
t• ai 1, eln,ma, are believed to be the very heat ni,lt lights
- eri•••• tbilils' Night Lights," for burning as itli,iut not and will not belong to any foreign political
: • ~... 5,..1 their ~ilfenatt Berta of • Chamber Caudlos"
tu neeere so
au ....../.„4„,
•
a. :..1 .s owl so generally need and appeectuted so not d
x , •;.. MI notice here.

I SPAIN.
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THRESHER and °LENNY,
OUTFITTERS. ILADItID, Jar. 21, Evintina.
"WY t'utaltlittnnont In London. sort door to 80wwww. The Chamber of Deputies, in its sitting of to-
-I.7.,:arand. N. It. bets of necessary outfit for eregY MMus,
II.,! ttio.i.tlUVltt to twits, China. sad lb, ottostai, yid biter. day, unanimously adopted the Armament Bill.
"Z"'lL"'`ll'll`. ''tl'"L— 1 Dnring the debate Marshal Narvaez delivered a
T'l‘.,,l.....ri!,}..,..,N,,:trs,,,,b,:cl.pectotTivtah.rDlAngN...Sur,...—hite.sre- IlfopereCh, in which ho said that this bill would serve
. .!0.1• 1., do ir personal comfort and attractfoo, saa for the defence of the institutions, the honour, and
0,1 \ \ 1., ti, tI. t.,N4 it OIL tor stereleniting the growth anu independence of the country.
... t.• ~, ~ ~..ii..mit its leisthe hair. Rowlands' Kalydor, for int- '
thr Is, d removing cutaneous de-
, 0, I Loa 1:,...t 4,' thionto, or rcaanrl Dentifrice, for rendering
• • 11. hottottl..tly a !lite and preserving the gums ere con-
' ~,•loct,c-d.!: ttecontitaniments —old by chemists and I
.t-t, for Rowlands' articles.

(NT ATLANTIC nu.sourz.)
AMERICA.
THE RECONSTRUCTION ACT.

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LA3IItEItT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
au oh .-teol reme.ly, without confining the bowels or
la -i.e th, h. ALI, truly efficacious and pleasant. to admitted to
l•I'•. •I. I i....th-ine (or homedlately relieving coughs. colds, ;
1., lii, ~..1 , . ..d asthma. and Incipient consumption. It fro-
i5.....i, .iin . ~. roe whom the faculty pronounce incurable I
kb. '..i.i) allO .11a. tickling which provokes frequent oougithug.
In apt.t..3 la. : , ...ilitptintl 441 effects are truly beneficial,
'W.", ‘1,1.,.., I ..t .li.t.p. or eveu lying down for fear of suffoow
WO. in, .1 • .1..1.... relief In a few minutes after taking it.—
1.r..:..tr01...,;....1 .41 by W. LAMBERT, chemist. 8. Kintf WI/-
18011,U. rt. 1 . ,t.,. • , r,,,. London, and by all druggists, is
NCI... I'll.l .... ...e quantltks lu one, 2a. WL Be particular
1.1 u 8 f.'l. I ' .. Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address
WV corno..t • 1...•.
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WASHINGTON, .11Aug. SI, Errata°.
The House of Representatives passed to-day, by
123 against 45 votes,a bill declaring thatthere areno
valid civilgovernments in the late rebellious States,
and transferring all powers of appointment and
removal under the Reconstruction Act from Preai-
dent Johnson to General Grant, as Commander-
. in-Chief of the Army.

•
A Geirmarr Wer.come To mg DUKE or EDIN-
Hi ittm.—The Duke of Edinburgh having visited the lakes
in the interior of South Australia, was returning to Ade-
laide driving tour-in-hand, when he passed the German
township of Hahndorf, a triumphal arch was erected there,
over which was a German inscription signifying " Prince
descended from German blood, heartily witir enthusiastic
. ; vigour we welcome you. Here the inhabitants bad as-
ii
F. A LTII RESTORED WITHOUT senibled to greet the duke, end thecbildren attending wheal,
to the number of about 200, had been dream up on either
.;,‘ isv est 4-11 TRIATIsit on the only (TILE ‘if
side in semi-circular form, and as the royal duke neared
' \ I .....:. 1.1.111. as of sight. Nervousness, Pelpitation. liall•
• i,... Narita, Consumption. and Loud Memory. without them they eagerly held aloft their books to arrest his
• -.4 faha iy ealled remedy. Electricity. Sent post free for notice, and to indicate that they desired to show him
t cop. I.) Mr Thomas Craven, Willord•house, Burton- . more than &passing attention. His royal highness acceded
at, beldam W.C. Ito their wish, and reined in his horses. A circle was at
once formed all round, and after a basket of strawberries
had been presented to him by a little girl, and graciously
accepted, the children sang • sweet German air set to
words of welcome, composed by Mr. Boehm, their teacher
and conductor. At its close Mr. Strenz, on behalf of the
residents, addressed 1., his royal highness in German a few
earnest and emphatic words. The prince inclined his head.
.. I and was apparently about to reply when the crowd opened
and the horses starting forward prevented his doing so.—
lt,!v si Colinon OF Sunozo:rs 01 ENGLAND.— I South Australian Register.
no following gentlemen having undergoes the necessary I Tits WEATHER IN THE CHANNEL.—The weather
sweinations for the diploma, were admitted members of in the Fetish Chancel during the late gale was the most
the college at a meeting of the Court of Exeuninen on the ' severe that bas been experienced for some years put hy the
...i inst., viz. : —Messrs. Francis Charles Brett, Burling.' captains of the mail packets, who are continually crossing
tw, Yorkshire, and John F.dward Kenyon, Hatton Peg. i and recrossing. The mail *emir* was interrupted, owing
,111. of St. George's Hospital ; John Evans, Cardiff, and to the packets being unable to proceed, so terrific was the
:An Archibald Lorimer Heide-hill, of St. Bartholo- I gale. The mail steamer Normandy. Captain Horsey,
..."..s : John Robert Walker, Clifton-gardens, Maida-hill, which left Southampton en Friday night with the mails '
of •••3. Mary's ; John Goose, Poole, Dorset, of St. Bertha. I for Jersey and Guernsey, did not reach the latter port till
tee's ; James Williams Danaher, Plaistow, Essex ; Owen noon on Saturday, when so fearfully high WAS the sea run. ,
Thous Evans, Bangor, North Wales, and Charles John ning that Captain Horsey did not deem it
prudent to risk
;""s, Anglesey, of the Dublin School ; Herbert Nicholas the passage to Jersey., and remained in hsubour at Guano
l'illkote, liabbtoombe, Devon; John Chisholm ICDonald, y till Sunday morning, when, the weather having mode.
L').A.. Clavertonlareet, Pimlico, and Charles Henry . rated a little, he put out and reached Jersey at noon.
lonise% L:-..A., Eburyotreet, Pimlico, of the Westmin. ! When off Gramma Point the Normandy shipped see
re,' '. tide Wallace Tacon, Bungay, Suffolk, and John ! which earned away her starboard gangway, but fortunately
Willard Marsh, Wickhambrook, Newmarket, of the Lou- i did on further dasnage. The packet Aquila, Captain
la : and James BissellWWit,tt,
Hereford, of the , Brache, from Weymouth on Saturday morning for Jersey,
hm..inglum School. It is stated that no less than nine ! after being two hours out, was compelled to put back and
4ndidato oat of the 24 examined last evening failed to ; remain in
at
till Monday morning, when she left and
k luit themselves to the satisfaction of the court. and . reached Jersey at noon. The Griffin, Captain Back, from
vele consequently referred to their hospital studies for six Jersey for Grenville, was tumble to leave at her appointed
conchs time on Saturday, and was obliged to remain in harbour
THE Folons IN THE VALLEY OP THE Thames.— till Monday morning.
The recent wet weather has considerably mend the
ROYAL GBOORAPHICAL SOCIETY.'--Sir Roderick
stiume of water in the Thames at Windsor and in the . L Murchisce, Bert., president, in the nhair.—l'he paper
.411''Y of the river between Maidenhead, the royal borough, ! to be read at the evening meeting on Monday aext will be
by
asd stinies. At Windsor, within less than a fortnight, 1" An amount of the Livingstone Search Expedition,"
tie Theme■ has rime some sixteen or seventeen inches, Mr. E. D. Young.
114 .yesterday the water was beginning to wash into some ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIIII'Y.—A letter from
...., -he boat-houses on the Eton side. The ditches and the secretary of she Royal Amiesitural Elesiety of England
7_•.ercoarses which feed the river are full and overflowing, was read at the saselieg of the Liverpool town council yew
r 'should there be a continuance of rain, there is every . terday,aueambill*ailkw wwewt474o4wllisd 4.1 she rochot,
eect of much of the lowly
land on the leaks of I for Iffeo woad Mien at seem plass fa tee district for
', fiver being inundated. Yesterday morning the Rita. that year, essli the month* of C•lubseiffiridi bona'
coed station of the London and South Western Railway Ain, WeeMeer~, and the West Riding of Yorkshire.
'ay! needed, and the trains had to run through the water, It was &sided le refer the matter to a special committee,
which was up to the axle boxes of the carriage wheels with Tweets butte the society to hold the meeting at or
:L•L6ft, yards of the line on the old station being inns. is of Limped, sad to nuke other &r-
-adii* might be deemed nesemary.

LAITCE.--raw LETTIJCZ contains an active
Principle, the Lenart*, which perinea an the socUd
iertles "lum without Its deagere.-11r. 0..107..KAU, Trench
atmoi, market, peeweea Syrup and a rote of Laßue
fr., lettuce , recommended by the Medical Premetooler
Ws, wenn. 1.1,411..11de, and all cheat ellechons. SyropYs.iei.
Ire. I. ti,l. end 'a.Yew. by pod. ie bed cad >w. 54.

NEW TOWN-HALL, PENDLICTON, MAN- •
I'll ESTER.—The MILDER of THIS WILKIE. ed.. or bite
1. 4 . coin:dna a tine Ate. and Fleas ot the Toww-hall, n
at Pendleton The Education of the Craftsman • The
• ..f Lunt A Working Man's Defence: Westminster
11..1 'rani York Fainting as Fine Art: Alt Workman-
'l a a ..s.ciety "(Arta and other papers.-1, York-street. Cuerit-
and all 114.111411e0.