The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-03 00:00:00

(azuma's TimmsAm.)

n X YGENATED WATER does not drink so
brisk as other eirated water, because the pis can only be
obi it in a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pee.
',Mile effect on the system la to vitalise the blood and give
• .coib and force to animal power. Order it freak from the
36, long-airo, or through an) druggist, In cases
w.iining six bottles.

The Royal Mail steam-ship Persia, from New

York on the 22nd ult., arrived at Queenstown at

OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
up In the CO{deSt MVAtilef by dully draught* of Osyrenated
h der. Fresh mole from the LBBOBBlOO, 80, Ineupacra, or
Unnigh any druggist.

V-
ITEAP GLASS BOTTLES.—'IIIe LONDON
A.l -PICK of tire Ai 1: F. and CALDER GLASS FlartTLE
a%l is for SALK, at teEtweiso tige premises at Free
Irt , Wharf. ItateWT, being required for wharf warpage*.
or to t • for all that new patterns anal Use gatenbetopwared bottles
▪ from the works, Yorkshire. sad the elks, IS. Cwyer
I streat, City.

CDLES. GLYCERINE, and SOAP.—A Gold
1J Modal was awarded at the Paris F.thlidtMm to
rat. at Candle company .Limitedn, for "Candles, Glycerine. and
) .;• —the only one to any British exhibitor for these there
e.hilomq. The chief candles of ths company are their
• I.i I no iNrIN E" and " PRICE'S PARAFFIN E" for those who
r have the extreme transparency of pure pentane; their
• $ll:ll.i.L l'ALIIITINB," and "SHERWOOD PALIII-
for there who, while desiring candles of irreat beauty. re-
'dimly I Milano of light and freedom trial smoke and
their eta .1 oil faal.m..ad " Belmont Sperm and Was," and
' " No. ;2." " No. 3," snit " liattemeat" elmspoeltee fur those
•' • n quire mily perfect burning without caries for tress
1%, n• ) . and their " Chanties" candles, hard, and of mall
dia-
rto avoid the dropping of grease when carried. Their new
1.;• I •• !laces rioLIDIFIED GLICIAINE," contains
b.:: it. eriAt of their distilled glycerine, and should be
I. ..tio t,,llrt 114101 J hi taw, especially In winter, because of Its
a Oh et+ in preventing chapping of the hands and face.
. ,main 10,0 to Iw In every house ens of the sealed bottles
• rpd vet distilled Glycerine, known avesTwhers as " Pries's
o • rm..- to., or three drops of which, nailed with three or
1 • ; t 1111i4th water, will in a day or two remove chapping
;•••• of skin, whether of adults or children: and
)0.... no. 1. ene)ted, a stogie drop of the undiluted litycerinc
a. • . ; ••0., a day will prevent the recurrence of the chapping
Insist on having " Priest's Bileffine" In the
1 n sealed bottles, quantities of cheap impure 01/cs-
i • wild in the shops becauseof the low rate at which
el' •• • • tiny it in comparison with Prices. All the good
Airs abroad, as well as at home, order "Prices'
:1• z • r Glycerine to be need.
'• • .• `• e Patent Night Lights," for burning In the wile
els ~.Beret to I* the very best night liglds made.
"1 • . Night Lights" are known everywhere, and are
ex • ;I,llt L a-.•arntog without a glass.

8 p.m. on Saturday with 44 cabin passengers. She
landed 125 sacks of mails, passengers, and tele-
grams, and proceeded for Liverpool at 8.15 p.m.
All well. The Persia experienced very severe
weather throughout her passage.
(Per the Persia.)
NEW YORK, JAS. Z., Noox.
The House of Representatives yesterday passed,
by 123 votes to 4y the bill declaring no valid civil
government to exist in the lately rebellious States,
prohibiting their recognition as valid by the na-
tional executive or judiciary, revoking all powers
of removal or appointment conferred upon the Pre-
sident by the Reconstruction Act, and conferring
them upon the general of the army, and declaring
it unlawful for the President to employ the na-
tional army and navy to enforce the authority of
the existing provisional State governments, or
oppose the execution of the Reconstruction Act.
The Conference Committee on Anti-Contraction
recommend the state to agree to the House Bill,
suspending instead of revoking Mr. WCulloch's
authority to contract the currency.
A resolution has been introduced into the Senate
requesting the President to demand the release of
American citizens arrested abroad for acts done in
this country.
The Criminal Court at Washington has appointed
February 24th for the trial of Suratt.
The British corvette Jason, from Vera Crux, with
the British legation, arrived here on Sunday.
The Now York papers publish intelligence from
Vera Cruz to the 16th. Sisal was still closely
blockaded. President Juarez had declared Yucatan
in a state of siege. It was reported that 20,000
muskets for the insurgents had been shipped from
Havannah.

DINNF:FORD'S 111111 D MAGNESIA.
I Meal profession for thirty years have approved of
thv ‘*.r ',Mau of Magnesia as the beat remedy for Aekhty of
th,—t•mm, h, ileartkorn, Headache, Gout, sad Inthituuttow : sod
a* P... 1.,,t mild aperient for delicate constitutions.
• f..f
iciLland
('' nuria 171, New Bond-street, Loudon, and of all other
daunts throughout the world.

INDIA.

(REUTER'B TILLEGRAII23.)
(Via Trieste.)
BOMBAY, Jaw. 14.
Since the departure of Sir Robert Napier no 1
further embarkation of troops has taken place,
but several batches of officers and large quantities
of stores, bullocks, and camp followers have left
during the fortnight. It is said that the Third
Brigade is under orders to leave this week. The
i further departure of troops has been delayed on
THE THREATENED FENIAN Amyl( ox H.M.S- 1 amount of the deficiency of transport. Large
(' \ NUPGM.— Ptlmorrii, FEB. 2. A court-martial was 1 quantities of warm clothing have been purchased
opened at Devonport on Saturday on board the Royal
Adelaide guardahip in Hinman for the trial of James by the Bombay commissariat for the troops at
Anderson, en ordinary seaman 'of the second class, be- Souk, where the climate is extremely cold.
lousing to the Canopus. The following officers formed • Twenty-six more elephants were shipped yester-
the court :—Captains C. W. Prosily, C. 8., Royal Ade-
lavle, president ; B. W. Vanaittart, Achilles ; G. 0. day, in the transport Hahnemann, for Abyssinia. 1
trill s, C.D. ;C. H. May, Defence ; the Hon. F. A. C. It is expected that before the next monsoon the
Foley, Cambridge ; F. S. Tremlett, Impregnable ; sod
Kr. W. Eastlake, deputy-judge-advocate. The charges Godavery river will be opened for navigation as
s;,,.aost the prisoner are—l. Of his having, on or far as the second barrier, 225 miles from the sea.
about Jan. 5 last, endeavoured to seduce John
All, u, an All, also belonging to the Canopus, ' At the date of the last advice' from Cabool, a
fruw his duty and allegiance to her Majesty the Queen. battle was imminent between Shere Ali Khan and
1!. With endeavouring to persuade the said John Allen to •
zw. ~
ul Rahman Khan.
t. 1••• an unlawful oath. The prosecution was not closed '
on s•iturday evening, when the proceedings were adjourned The Bank of Bombay was closed yesterday, and
to Monday morning Both Anderson and Allen formerly into
belonged to the Donegal, at Liverpool, and both are Pellliquiaation. The new bank ()Pens today
s.mn of indifferent character. On Saturday, the 4th alt., • under entirely new management.
6,1 were confined to the Canopus, Anderson for having CALCUTTA, JAN. 6.
*,..“ined the navy under a false name after having been
Ccluuged from the service, and Allen for breaking his On the 29th of December an encounter took
leave. An intimacy then sprang up between them, when place between our troops and a band of Wagheer
Anderson said that he had joined the Fenian' at Liver- 1 them Captains Hebbert
1"..1 and attended their meetings, and persuaded , insurgents- In repulsing
ti'.o2 so do the same. A torpedo, be said, was I and La Touche were killed, and Major Reynolds
to be placed under the stern of the Canopus. He I
eras'' __ severely wounded. No others were killed on
also inquired if there was soy powder magazine on board ''
fit. Canopus, what powder magazines were at Plymouth, 1 our side.
szo. offered to introduce Allen to a head centre at Plymouth Sir George Yule has resigned his seat at the
or bevouport who could administer the Fenian oath to •
Lon. Theprisoner also showed Atka a form of Frei"
oath
council. Sir William Muir has
oath in manuscript. Allen communicated all this to the been appointed his successor, and Sir Richard
',thee, and both men were allowed to go on shore to look ...
for the head centre at two public-houses he wee said to i 'Kemple will °ffieinie is Foreign Secretary.
'1.4. No such person could, however, be found, add the
thole affair is believed to be a piece of Baron Munchen- 1 JAPAN.
amino on the part of Andersen. The affair at the time of •
, diaclosure, however, *eased much anxiety to the HONG KONG, Jaw. 15.
authorities of the port. I Intelligence received here from Japan announces
GREAT NORTHESN HOSPITAL, CALtDoinAlt-ROAD, that the port of Hiogo and Osaka have been
N. Number of patients for the week ending Feb. 1
,e 69, of which 297 were new asses ' opened to foreign trade without difficulty.

DS. SCOW'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
• never faking remedy, prepared without say mercurial
larfrdieut, will be found invaluable to ell who suffer from bilious
▪ liver complaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, &dinette, did
ore of the eyes, &a For habitual costiveness, as a family
aperient medicine, and as s portlier of the blood, they are truly
etc. lent: mild to their operation and grateful to the stomach,
my create appetite, pr• mote digestion, and strengthen the
et,le nervous s stem—hold by W. lambort, ambit. 86i.
W 1
lwl
William-street, -meek and by mod druggists, in
114. and three times the quantity In ace, lb. od Be sore to
Mi fsr Dr. Rears Bilious and Liver Villa The genuine are la a
ovum* gram package, with " WllWm Lambert" engraved ea Oa
lamp.