The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-11 00:00:00

At bone fros;10-taill:

MR. HOWARD, BURGEON DENTIST,
521.-11,1"ffir'et

NIP!ITE end SOUND TEETH are indispen -
.ble to parson& attraction. and to health and longevity
by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' °DONT% cr
PEAR-1. DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredienthets.i.
inestimabl value in and boa teeth,
softrengtheninge the FMB, and in giving • plead fritmano. to the
b oath. It tradioatge tartar hoes the teeth, removes spots of Moi-
picot decay. and i=aid preserves the . to which it im-
parts • pearl-like lgrios td. perenamel box. Sold by chocolate
and pelf masa Ash tot Rowland
Odoabo. •

SC H WBP PE. 8 MINERAL WATERS.
Orders apeelatly prepared for export to alboato.Marp-
t tiro—l ondor, Liverpool. listigel. Gisogow„ Malvern.

OXYGENATED WATER.-131 • in London
thuds" the mason la not like en fa air of the
0 =try ; bat zedreatfing and Imlay= effects may be obtained
by an IMV2AB &nada of i.mated Ater. flesh from the LA.
ORATORY, fa,LONS-ACIA te through PAY drilling, In Ones
containing sin Bottles.

CONCENTRATED REFRIGERATORS and IC!
BAP iPaieles Potont). •

DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICZ
61.138 riliftwe's !MO.

PEOSPECTUSES and TESTIMONIALS of the
above on appllostioa to WY. CHATABBN, 11, Moorgatw
week mr. Worked Ageney„ lit New Boadvtreet.

CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING

PATENT CISTERN FILTERS.

TSE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS.

VIDE "LANCET," January 12, 1867.

REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE
TEIXD.

111 HE LONDON and GENERAL WATER
-s- PURIFYING OORPANY (Usettedl, 137, elzfuld. tour
doers hem amaarset-boass. when Stars La operatikm Joey be
seen.

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aIYE. H 7 C.Lat. Runs. Bang by Mir razor Armitage.
Price A.
Cramer and Co (Limited). 101, Regent-etreet, W.

WADED LEAVES. Written by L. H. R. DV
Tammuz. Adapted b W. C. Laver. bona • sulet,
Paul lienricea Past tree tor Pa
Cramer and Co fliadtetV, 1. street. W.

VAIN'S HOPE WALTZES. By W. C. Levan.
.A.:4 with ezetdortdy tinted Portrait of the Primmest): Wri'ea.
Post free ter Id Amapa
Craw r and Co. (Limited), 201. ardent-etreet. W.

ow roody, Pifth Ration, •by post for
16
HAY HAY AATHI&A, orreibrir3R
CATARRH. By Annoy:. tanit, M.D., Phydetan t. the
North louden ConottowtOoo lloopitot. Re.
" Sound and practiod."—Modleal Timm
London : H. Itroolotor, 316, Strand.

TITHE REDEMPTION TEl7BT.—The annual meet-
ing of this institution was held yesterday, at their offices,
26, Parliament-street, Westminster, under the presidency
of Lord J. Manners, M.P. The report stated that the
number of cases of restoration of tithe which had come
before them since their last report was very numerous,
and that in several the board had rendered or rroe=
tance to a greater amount than in previous years.
The actual income received during the year from sub-
scription?' donations, and offertories had amounted to
1621. 12s. 3d., and in addition to that the sum of 131.9 e. 2d.
had been received as interest on investments. Seven grants,
varying in amount from 101. to 100/., had been either made
or promised in various parts of the country towards
csn ying out the objects of the society. The Ecclesiastical
Commissioners had promised 2501. sea benefuctiontowarda
the redemption of tithe amounting to 251. per annum, on
condition of a like sum of 2501., required to complete the
purchase, being made up from other sources. The board
last year offered 761. as a grant in aid, and had extended
the time for claiming such assistance to November next, in
the hope that the benefaction of the Ecclesiastical Com-
mission might be rendered available. The formation of
branch societies of the trust was advocated. The noble
chairman moved the adoption of the report, which was
seconded by Mr. H. Gwyn, M.P., andcamed unanimously,
ar.d the formal business of the meeting having been trans-
acted, the proceedings terminated.
TuE hum CHUM:H.—A meeting, the admission
to which was by tickets, was held last evening at the
Beaumont Institute, Mile-end-road, in support of the
Irish church establishment. The meeting was called by
the Eastern Constitutional Association, and the hall was
about throe parte Med. Mr. Charles Capper, M.P., pre-
sided, and was supported on the platform by Lord 0.-an-
more, Colonel Hogg, M.P., Rev. Mr. M`Leod, Mr. A.
Brady, Mr. J. Norwood, Messrs. Charley, Brooks. Kent,
&c., and deputations from the Central Protestant De-
fence Society and the Conservative Alliance, and a large
number of the clergy of the district Letters of apology
for non-attendance were read from several members of
parliament and other gentlemen, including Cove-nor
Eyre. The name of this gentleman was rexivod with
prolonged cheering and hissing. Resolutions expensive
of disapproval of the proposal of Mr. Gladstone in refer-
ence to the Irish church were carried. A resolution was
also adopted thanking the government for their opposi-
tiin to Yr. Gladstone • resolutions ; arid thanks having
been given to the association for calling the misting, and
to the chairman for presiding, the meeting expanded.
There were a great =my ladies present at the meeting.
OPEEL*IO OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
I act rremenuaan.—Yesterdiiy a new Raman esthetic
chw ch— the Church of Mitre Dame du Prance—situate st the
nceih-esst corner of Leicestiiriquare, was opened with
the usual etremony. The building was for many years
used for Be rford's panorama*. There is a Ion; p
from the aid of Cranborne-street, and the church itself
lies I ehind the east side of Leicester-place. The building
has r nderi.one many changes, the altar and other oc den-
*Kcal an angements having been under the suprin-
tonclinv e of the Marist Fathers, to whom the miss on has
Is en entristod. !Egli mese was sung by the Right Rev.
Dr. Grant, Bishop of Southwark, after which a sermon
war preached by Archbishop. Manning. who waenily con-
gratulated the Roman catholics of London on this =por-
tant addition to their eceleeiwitical establishments.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Jews 10.
It is semi-officially announced that Count von
Dinar* will shortly repair to his estates in
Pomerania upon prolonged leave of absenoe.
,The Hint will 000111 pay a visit to Silesia for a
few days. His Majesty's subsequent movements
are not yet settled. -
The organization of one single government for
the- province of Schleswig-Holstein, having its
east at Schleswig, will be at once proceeded with.
The otiose of the Chief President will remain at
yr,

INDIA.
BOMBAY, In= S.
pb. ehirtinge, br. 7a. ; Stlb. ditto, Br. Bs. ; We mule
twin, 111$., market dull. Cotton quiet ; Dhollera, 260 r.
of the week 86,375 bake. Ittchange on Lon-
don, In 111 d. Freight' to Liverpool, Va.
CALCUTTA, Ann: 6.
/lb. shirting., br. Ba. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. 12a. ; 40'. mule
twist, 6r.; market dull. Cotton, liiif ; linseed, et ; rape-
seed, Sr. Sa. Exchange on London, le. 11 1.16 a. Four
-ktand , Cent. Government Securities, 94; Five per Cent.
• 1091 ; Five-and-a-Half ditto, 1141. Freight. to
nominal
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