The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-25 00:00:00

1411D0_14, TtrEsrisi rtEITING, FEBRUARY 25, 1868

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bl all Bar. weirbtAN lIALI LLB_ se ^ The Malkin be-
t•Falli Brag Britain end Amezk. la casseerloe • with the late
ar, and tbelesparance of latereatteeal ?wee."
JOHN WOW 7 q., m.p., len tem tee &dr at a ahlack
predaely.
Tickets. Is, It. ell, NEW iss.

MR. D'OPASSTS LECITURES to Ladies and
Denekraes taps at a, w..
DAY, Mara 2. Curiosities et 4:I
repeated at L Public sad ISM
Nimes emiered dad at p.n. Private derma ant .7.

DOTAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
Rine Baßeta Grand Concoct— rroanowle. Sight
deleck. One Shilling.

MDLLB. FINETTE, from the Lyceum
MIUMMAY, Feb. 27, AM mad! Bather sotto, at 10.30.
ROYAL ALHAMBRA YALACR..

FOR COMMERCIAL or PROFESSIONAL
PtRPOS&S.—To LtY, a quiet FIRST FLOOR, naleading
thoroughfare, near the Wen Lad, and •erg cualrld. Yrtscipal
room lofty, and 25 feet by Id.—Apply to Yr. SPUN°, No. I,
Tottenham-court-road, W.

CUNOSITIES.—Wanted to PURCHASE, OLD
INA VASES and OBJECIII of 111011 ART. —F
r.tre=arehaas few each Old them Chelsea, sod other
te antique lajouterle. eryelas, themagee aid other
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oiwie•ameithea of ebleeta. At .net
ay' on sale at hlsOalleries, 100, New Bond street, W. alna-
tlon and atak.e made for prolate duty. AU letters and
photographs UWdreened as above.

OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so
brisk se other Meted water, because the gas ma only he
got into It in a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre-
sent ; baits effect on the system is tortillas the blood and give
warmth and fora to animal power. Order It freak from the
Laboratory. le, Long•acre, or through any druggist, to came
containing eta bangs.

OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
up ht the coldest weather by dolly draughts of Osysenated
Water. Frtab made from the laborMory, as, lamteere, or
through say druggist

AP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON
C HEAP
of the AIRE and CALDtrt CLAW TOWLE MU-
PANY h for BALL at REDISCEI ITICInt, the pnwniees at Fres
Trade Wharf, Retell'. being required for wharf pupate*
Orders fee all the new patterns and the patent-itoppered bottles
seThimewtreet., loud, bens the weeks, Yawkattire, and the aka. Upper
Cit 7.

HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT
GALVANISM—A TIZATISC on the anis CCRE of
1111APNESS, Dimness of SW.t, Nerronsiterk Palpitatioo. In&
nesitoo. Low Spirit', Conwanplion. and Loss of Memory. willokut
Um am of falsely called orinedy, Eleetrietty. Seat poet free for
one Mr. near Craven, Burtani-
creamed, W.C.

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

Cutrrsu`s TILTOR
FRANCE.

PARIS, PRA 24, E424itua..

In to-day's sitting of the IWgialative Body the
Chamber discussed the interpellation of M.
Janie respecting the refusal of the govern-
ment to investigate the dunes of malversation
and immorality made against a judge of Londeac.
After some observations from M. Berea°, the
Minister of Justice, the Chamber passed to the
order of the day over the interpellation, and then
adjourned till Monday next.
M. Morin subsequently ascended the tribune and
attempted to read the sentence of the jury of
honour on the charges made by 3f. Nergneven.
Loud interiptions prevented hini from proceeding,
and the president declared the sitting to be dosed; I
and withdrew. Great excitement was manifested;
and the apposition members protested against the
close of INe sitting.
The fitsis at this evegait says thit the fury ef
honour appointed to decide upon the accusation
of corruption made by 31. Kerveguen against the
editors of certain Paris newspapers has declared
that there is neither proof nor presumptive evi-
dence that M. Gueroult or M. Havin had received
money from the Italian or Prussian governments.
The jury cast censure upon M. Kerveguen for
having brought an accusation of which no proof
could be adduced against his colleagues in the
Legislative Body.

SOUTH AMERICA.
ST. NAZAIRB, Fn. 24.

The French West Indian steamer Lafayette ar-
rived here to-day, with 84 passengers and one
million dollars in specie. Her dates are San
Francisco, Jan. 19 ; Guadaloupe, Feb. G ; Mar-
tiniqte, Feb. 8. The Lafayette brings intelligence
from Lima to the 22nd ult. Colonel Prado had
taken refuge in Chili, arriving on board an Ame-
rican ship. Sanguinary engagements had talon
place at Iquique, Tama, and Trica. General
Cameo bad assumed the reins of government,
and order prevailed at Lima, but in the North of
Peru Colonel Delta laid claim to the presidency.
Diplomatic relations between Peru and Chili were
in a state of tension, but European commerce had
not suffered from the troubles (misting in the
country.