The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-26 00:00:00

NILLE. FINETTE, from the Lyceum,
DT 0•• Id ORRO W . Fab. 27, and until further notice, at 10.30.
ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE,

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
Holborn—This Establishment will be CLOSED this
EVENING, it being Ash-Wednesday.

BETTS'S CAPSULE PATENTS, to prevent
inhingemente—NOTlCE IS lIEREItY GIVEN, that
IiETTRII NAME Is ON EVERY CAPSULE be makes for
the principal merchants of England and France, thus enabling
r: odor, purchaser, and consume not only to Identify the
genuineness of the Cameo, hut likewise the contents of the
vessel to which it is applied. The lord Chancellor, in his Judg-
ment on the Bth Instant, sail that the Capsules are not aced
merely for the purpose of ornament, but that they are service-
Aldo In protecting the beer from Injury, and Insuring Ma genuine-
ness.—Feb. 20, 1868. Manufactories, 1, Wharf-reed, City-reed,
London, and Bordeaux, France.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1866.
This celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
PEITZ MEDAL—It is pu►e, mild, mellow, dellcions, and very
wholesome. Bold In bottles, des. ad. sack, at the retail houses In
London by the agents In the principal towns In England ;or
wholesale at 8, Cheat Windmillwtreet, London, W --Olsen* the
red semi, pink label, and cork branded “illnahan's LL Whisky.

fiIIARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a am
'ma'am, so admirably contrived that a full butt,
Y imam cads, may be railed or tilted on it without baboar or
trouble. Its action ki so tsyalpaW that the sedhmot of the
moat limpid Rudd by no poWDUlty on be disturbed. Price Pa
IM., to Si, IL Ina plied calla
BARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent-peg required. No more hat beer or soar whim.
Mee electroplated, as —Apply dirael he JAMS*
BARLOW, patentee, le, King Williametroet„ Harlon-hones
We that his name and address are on every article: all °then
we spurious Indtationa Itegraribira Rratia irtablirhol 1110.

OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so
teak as other &Prated water, because the gas can oaly be
got Into It in s state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre
sent; butlte effect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give
warmth sad force to animal power. Order It freely from the
Laboratory, 30
Long acre, or through say druggist, la cue.
containing six bottles.

OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
op In the coldest weather by daily draughts of Oxygenated
Water. Fresh made from the Laboratory, 16. Long-am% or
through any druggist.

O.IIICAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON
erocir n the AIRE and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE COM-
PANY is for SALE, at REDUCED PRICES, the premiere at Pecs
[rads Wharf, RateßE, being required for wharf puiposes.
Orders fur all the new patterns and the patentetoppered bottles
as usual, from the works. Yorkshire. and the olio*, 83, Upper
Thameretreek City.

ATKINSON and Co., 198 to 212,
WIMMINSTILE-11111DON-GOAD, LONDON.
CABINET MAN t'VACTUNERs.—Riow rooms ter every de-
seriptlon et furniture, drawbm-room mdtes, choice cabinets,
roarquetevio fancy tables. sod other elegant productions of
Prowl workmanship. Solid diningroom sets to either mho-
piny or oak. Bedsteads, iron, brass, or wood, to every style.
Bedding, spring 'arum-saes, horsehair or wool Malang.
Thin department has particular care bestowed upon lt, the
goods being entirely manufactured on the premises.
Estimates furnished and competent persons sent to say part
of ID • gland I. carry oat orders.

CALM WAREUOUSEMEN.—This branch of the balances
embraces to the Mock every variety of carpet or covering for
floors. The choicest qualities of Turkey carpets, velvet pile,
Brumes tape. eubetantlal twill, Dutch, Kidderminster
in either yard wtdthe, or for stairs. floor cloths, kaniptulloon,
linoleum for halls, school floors, or public leatituUona
Experienced workmen mot to plan and It rooms.

VPHOLTIIEREB,S.—AII the newest fabrics for certain lore
lags, bed furniture. dc., silk reps. figured las, silk broostales
worsted rope, damasks, elegant chintzes and tourneys of nova
design, gilt ooralcee Oak, walnut, mahogany, and brass poles,
Muslin curtains, &a American cloth, fancy cloth, trim
maga dm.
The tre4euziplied on moat advantageous area rattan
se
YAWL DRAPERS.-11ila department Is well worthy the
notice of fannies, public companies, hotel proprietors, andlarge
consumers, aa the stock is bought direct from the lamest manna
fortunes, and every advantage taken of the finctuatiano of the
marketsng comptises blankets from the finest qualities to the
stroblanket suitable for charitable massushi
also sheethige of }
every make, has blab noel, stout i
Barnsley twill cotton, greywalla, or while, iiiiiisl/1 suited for pada
pu counterpanes, do. Table linens, fine Dem*
table cloths, dame napkins, and all Ober services for deasirt,
dinner, breakfast. de. Isiah linens, Waal and Isesala,
able and fancy Banos* suitable for ladies'
whaler airtime do. Masa alai amok patient►
a new stock for the pawed soros. Cohemp r NI edam%
Calicoes, stoat and nos, for every dam& peeper, dslists
tea-clots, to. Belectious of ratans meat free by Vasa

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, contalahig drawings of the
furniture exhibited in the Show-rooms, forwarded tree, or can
be had oa spoliation, and which also enable wasters to form
an ides of the oat of furnishing, as each drawing has with It a
correspooding pries the article shown.
All goods mark of
ed in plain figures.
ATILLKSON and Co., 1911 to V Weettnaster-twidge-road.
London.

EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS,
the bed made. 300 different shapes erailantly on view
for selection and Immediate dellvse7.L4 chart made to ear
shape on approval. F1L.1112 and BON, upbelawera Id sad
Bernemotreet, Oxford-street, W. radon, U and la,
Clartatatreet.—An Mostrated catalogue post tree.

EVANS'S PRIZE MEDAL KITCHENER%
Stone, Fenders, and Mrs Irons, Lops and Oadttings,
B.s of all kinds, filearo-platad Wens and Catiary of bast
dr=4, Tea and Coffee liras, Dfsh Covers, Tea Trap, and
Troll .--Show loom, Eland 34, Lbw Mil-
liam-strees, London

L'LAVEL'S PRIZE KITCRENERB of 1861
and 1882 Exhibitions are now made with logarnentente
that ban received her Manny's Royal Letters Mask and can
be obtained through any respectable frenstrogre Y leaks or
the country. N.bThrse Kitcheners nem
and contort In nekton than all others halore the galas Ikea
are gesolneasker labelled "Flares Prise Klichspers."—itana-
beton, Regis loandry, Leamington.

nEEITRUCTIVE FIRE, 17, TOWER ROYAL,
CITY. Jam. 6, 1666.—Ttaa whole of the Boole, On, of A.
Lon and Co. ware waved unlnjarsd. =deposited la TWO
PATLNR RELIANCII Futs.ruor —J. WIN'S, U-
llman Lock sad Rafe %Mown, SO. %Rya*. 14k. boon&
hand Was horn LS 10a.

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
known adenoma as only be bad at 52. Gnat Basil
Ars* appestat the British Muss= GOAL The very bat dad
ftactsatia 16L and 18L—THOYA3 HABILIS sad
10frar.C.CAVIO N- the *.,W Nadia Donau sign task Wan
blabililtad IMO. No Imams or seats.

INDIGESTION.
NORTON'S COMMIX PALS
A Cleule Aperient sad a roetezful Teak.
Soil Itterrebarej • Bottles Is. let. la 01. me 114

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INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDMON.

Sir S. Northcote has received the following tele-
gram from Sir Robert Napier, dated the 6th of
February :
"Major Grant, whom I had deputed to Prince
Kauai, has been well received by the prince. My
letter and presents were suitably received in an
open durbar, attended by two Visional abide mai
people. Owing to the prince being engaged in cer-
tain ceremonies, a private interview had not taken
place. The people around the prince seem to be
well disposed towards us, and the women of Adwa
received the mission, on its entry to the town,
with a hearty cheer in honour of its arrival. No
complications are to be apprehended."
This telegram was delayed by an interruption in
the line.

(1213TZ1'e TILEGBAX9.)

PRUSSIA AND THE RIGHTS OF NATURAL-
IZED AMERICAN CITIZENS.
BERLIN, Fla 23.

A convention was signed on Saturday evening
between Prussia and the United States respecting
the treatment of emigrants who have not fulfilled
their military obligations in their own country.
The North German Confederation agrees to re-
cognise the rights of naturalized citizens who have
been five years in the United States.

AIISTRLL

VIENNA. Fn. 25, EVENING.

At the sitting of the Upper House committee of
the Reid:wrath upon ecclesiastical affairs, to-day,
the draft of the Marriage Laws Amendment Bill
was adopted. The bill proposes a restoration of
certain clauses of the civic code in existence before
the conclusion of the Concordat, and renders the
celebration of marriage before the civil authorities
a matter of necessity, coinciding thus with the vote
of the Lower House. The minority of the com-
mittee announced its intention of submitting sepa-
rate proposals to the house.

THE HEALTH OF THE EX-KING OF
BAVARIA.

PARIS, FiJ. 26.

A telegram received here from Nice states that
since yesterday the condition of the az-King of
Bavaria has again become serious.

AMERICA.

THE IMPEACHMENT OF
JOHNSON.

(n Annum TILIGILLIII, :noun( rm. Anna's Amain.]
WASHINGTON, Fla. 25.

The House of Representatives appointed to-day
a committee of two formally to impeach President
Johnson at the bar of the Senate, and a com-
mittee of seven to prepare the articles of impeach-
ment.

President Johnson has sent to the Senate the
nomination of Mr. Thomas Ewing as Secretary of
War, and also a message, in which he maintains
that the removal of Mr. Stanton was no violation
of the Tenure of Office Act, and expresses the wish
that the constitutionality of that act should be
tested before the Supreme Court.