The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-09 00:00:00

DR. IarVINGSTONE.

TO Tllll IDITO2 07 THII awes.
have received the following telegram
frees Alemadrin, doted lesteedwirtA-Politieldbar, Din 1:
Intelligence from Keelwa states Dr. Livingstone, or a
pewee remeibling him, was rem travelling towards the
west of Lake Tangangiks." You will sea that although
the news is similar to that already published by her Na-
-1 jesty's government on the 22nd November last, the date
of the above mews. is Zanzibar, Deo. I. Supposing the
latter date is correct, which I have at present no reason
to doubt, Di. Livingstone mud have again beak men weal
of the Lake Tanpogika, yid& hamesees the hopes of his
safety. It most be remembered that the Lake Musse-
-1 gika isupwards of 300 seihsleem—l am, Ste.,
5, Lothbury, Jan. & JULIUS REUTER.

MB. ALDERMAN
NBA3nruLOMONS, M.P., AND HIS
COzzirs.

Last night Mr. Alderman Salomon, M.P.,
addressed his constituents at the Town Hall, Woolwich.
Mr. JOLLY occupied the chair. The hon. member, after
some introductory remarks, observed that no time could
be more interesting for a member of parliament to address
his constituents than the present. With regard to the
• Reform Bill he believed that political conversions were
like religious conversions, and that people suddenly con-
verted to certain political principles were generally very
zealous, but it dM not follow that such persons were
entitled to credit for more discretion and forethought than
others. When the bill began to work they would soon see
the difference between the progressive party and the
sudden converts. He should not abuse either party ; he
had always gone with the party of progress, and when he
should have to appear again before the electors of Green-
wich on the hustings, they would find that he would make
the same declaration of principles he had done sumo
his return to parliament. Referring at con-
siderable length to the subject of Fenienism,
the honourable member said that while everybody
lamented the state of the country at the present moment,
he was decidedly of opinion that nothing could be more
humiliating than for the great people of the English nation
to be quivering in consequence of some unseen evil which
had no meaning except to keep them in a state of alarm,
than which nothing could be more cowardly or more die-
graoeful. The conspiracy had been exported from Ireland
KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. to America, and from theuce it found its vray here. Them
DUBLIN EXHIBITION, LW. wean* doubt that the Irish had grievances, and he thought
This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the WHIM I must be admitted that those grievances had never been
YRIZY. MEDAL—It Is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very it
ssolesesue. Sold hi potties, Ss. ed. each, at the retell bosses in thoroughly redressed. (Chews.) The grievances of Ireland,
Loudon ; by thereatnta ins,
the principal towns In England ; although perhaps not actually felt, were talked about, and
stsaessis at a, Grea Windmill-Wrest, London, W.—Observe the reminded people of that singular complaint from which
rah seal. Dank label, and cork breaded •• Kinahan's LL Whisky. • the rich principally suffered, and which was known as
I gout. That complaint was something in the system
which did not show itself except when the person whom
it afflicted got a cold. He believed Ireland
suffered from an invisible gout which only showed itself
the moment any cross grain was rubbed, and the gout to
which he referred was the Irish church. tamers.) The
Amer
probably wishing that the Irish stould give
the English government some trouble, had perhaps per-
XYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept "uld" the"' that they Were living gad" a system ma"
no other people had endured—namely, an am church
V up in the cohl•-4 weather by daily draughts of Orygelinted and .
s see Fresh ionde from the Laboratory, 36. Loug.acrc, or planted there by protestant' subjecting them to a con-
r.rugh any drug. wt. ditn of coast Scotland, which was the soundest
part of Great Britais, haill;iscit,rurch ofdir odiwtni totally free
CHEAP of(;
the aStigg c The
ASff Barr Nix comN. thuemsatmhee juwst7ircedsltnuts not benpish; ,lone to Irelannr and w see whP
• %NY Is for SALE, at REDUCED emcees, the premises at Erre there should not he a thorough reform of the protestant
• tete N hart. Ratellff, being required for wharf pampers establishment in that country. The separation of England
bsr all the ore Pattern. and the Pslent,rh'PWlTY4 bottles and Ireland was unattainable. or was it desirable
'role do works, Verluhire, and the office, al, Upper that a parliament should be established there ;
..,:osorstreet, City. i hut he thought that a branch of the royal family
might go there, and in his opinion such a step would
1.111 PETS. —NOTICE.—The largest lot of effect au Mamma amount of good in the country. Every-
orosel* and Tapestry Brussels ever shown, commencing body knew that although the Irish were a very hasty
per yard. all the newest patterns tYO,OOO people, they were friendly, and very much attached to
t vever lv fore offered. A very reduced Turkey carpet thus.'
they , end e h thought it was the duty of the
li.t. All west" warranted, packed, and delivered free.
.I:oust..l priced iwt furniture,hogkalig.,ll.4,thw. paw. , English parliament to do everything it could to root out
it'll. W %IN E. ITS G. lark Newington Butts, Fenianisiu by measures which would have a tendency to
FaCtOfies, make the Irish contented and happy. (l'heers.) On the
I other hand, we were bound in England to do all we could
JAN DLES. -• If you do not want your candles to discourage and prevent atrocious proceedings such as
seloshely or show, but with pleacantnexa of appearance had taken place in Manchester and London. (Cheers.)
•• o. •,.. . birrnim Lay •• l'iticEs GOLD II lamb However, they should not want staves in dealing with the
NE, • or their ••fte.. rood ralmiUne," or their good Irish people in this country ; civil tongues would flo mere
: . ~0404 BperinLur "Lkl ~,,, Wax," or their good, except, of course, when they came into contact with
- Y. 3.- m c"ml"mte• In Pref`.l" such fellows as those who had blown up part of UlerkenwelL
~.• Ow tlne•t. and neat transparent l'arntline Candles But
(Hear., The hon, member then referred to other topics,
I have the extreme transparency of pore 111011111116.
Ile s hirstlhto " their will give it to you In and in dealing with the question of education, he ex-
• and u. ,t more moderate price than Is usually charged premed himself decidedly us favour of the compulsory
••S 3- S., ot:o r ft lo;; l'Srattillie Candles system.
ii • new toil, 1 s.-311 rillCE's SOLIDIFIED GLYCERINE," A vote of confidence in the hon. member was then
•ssosio. weight of their concentrated distilled posed and the praeaadiaga taradeat,A.
oos. stese•t io use In every' house before the winter ,
.ran I•rt ails.- of its admiral de effects to preventing chapping
t the sot .e... In every house thew ought also tote •
aof ho' that of their concentrated °lye,
ehm re as " Glrcenne." and preserieed
y the I.••••; I. • .1 ioefllcal men abroad u well as at home,
• the of.•• ovb .. if • Imo for medicinal use whether externally
r IWO-Mill. •
Vs•F•45• SOAPS of the different sorts usually made
e ~.dent.:.'. ...manual a constantly increasing sale. The
_rte." spoken of above to, however, the one
ri: It is• N PATENT NIGHT LIMITS," for burning In
:, i•h• xi:ow, are relieved to be the very beat Wahl lights
•• Crier's Night Lights." ler burning without
... 4. awl those in, rent sorts of •• (harsher Candles" are so
sib 1a0.a./1. andsl. rforally wed and appredated as sot to need
qweial wince lure.

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