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

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

riANDLES.—A Hint to Pureluusers.—Do not
✓ make sure that you know whet price you are paying per
for }our a ,adics until you have stripped them and put
• 1.1 to the wale. Some candles are right weight without the
.I,lltlll, I .ere e Rh moderately thick wrapper, some with eery
%nylon. and 1.1110 are nut nearly right weight with
,topers ("Inver (idea. PRICE'S "CIiLD MEDAL PALlit
F., .• ,h err. Paimitlne," "Belmont Sperm," and "hap
..at Wax," " Beet." "No. 2," No. 3." and Betteraes '
" remise," and "Belnanutine," and all
e other candle.'( Prley's Patent thndle Compaq (Limited),
re MU weight without the wrappers.

(DIFIED GLYCERINE
medal. riu4s, 1867.—The newest and
ell, gives • rich end fragnuot lather, is
i nut oil or excels •Isstl sail csistalrup
iilstMed streertne.
'. grocers. ecc.. In 44. and 6d. tablets.
"ANDLE COMPANY
"arks„ Badtersiss. S.W.

GLENNY, OUTFITTERS.
to Loudon, next door to loosen*
cd neoe•••r7 outfit tor. oromporPoot
, Oblata, .od the eclootta, trW bo tor-

and GUARDIANB.—The re.
zimiective boarding-echoola induces
comfort and attraction. and
tlt 011, for accelerating the growth and
nit the hair, Itowlonda' Kalydor, for im-
nplexion, and removing cutaneous de•
onto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendering
Its and preserving the gnats, are con-
magianiments.--Sold by chemists and
donde' articles.

ASTHMATIC BALSAM, I
remedy, without congaing the bowels or
mikado:ons sad pleasant, 1. admitted to
rinintediately relieving coughs, oolds,
as, end incipient consumption. It fre-
eborn the faculty pronounce incurable
:Wing which provokes frequent coughing.
iption Its effects are truly benencisl
or even lying down for liar of mama.
in a few minute. saw taking it.—
LL.SIBIRT, t, 11, King WU-
;Ammo, London, and by chemissil druggists, la
tree quantities la one Utt. lie particuLa
Asthmelic Hallam., The name and address
stamp.

ADELAIDE, Nov. 28.

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One thousand colonists were presented to his
Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh at the
levee held in this city.
The red rust has appeared in the growing wheat
crops. A short harvest and much damage are an-
ticipated. _

A3IERICA.
WESTMORLAND Eiscrioir.—Yesterday the elec- (IT ATLANTIC TZLIIOEATIL)
tion of a member of parliament to fill the vacancy in the
NEW YORK, JAM. 8.
representation of the county of Westmorland, caused by
the death of the late Colonel Lowther took place at The steamers leaving to-day fur Europe take
Appleby ; the High Sheriff presiding. ' Mr. Hasell, of 1 out 1,500,000 cols. in specie.
Dalemaiu, proposed Mr. William Lowther, second eon of i
the late member, as a fit and proper person to repnment 1 The Manhattan arrived out yesterday, and the
the county. Mr. G. E. Wilson, of Dell= Tower, Moravian to-day.
seconded the nomination, which was supported by Mr.
Cmekanthorpe, of Newbiggin-hall. There being no other Closing Prices :—Gold, 135. Sterling exchange
candidate, Mr. William Lowther was declared duly on London, 109. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882,
elected. Mr. Lowther, in returning thanks, said that for
the last twenty-five years he had been attached to the 1081 i Ditto, 1865, 166 i i Illinois, Is 4 : Erie, 75.
, diplomatic service, and hail resigned a recent appointment Cotton : Middling Upland, 16. Petroleum, /tan-
te the post of her Majesty's minister at Buenos Ayres. in wdard hite, 25. Old mixed corn
ASHINGTON, JAN. 8.
, 143.
order to become a candidate foe Westmorland, and he bad i
now received his reward in hie election to-do r. The first i W
question which would probably °ogee' parliament next i The Secretary of the Treasury has issued his
session would be that of Ireland. He was glad to find that . usual monthly statement of the public debt and the
Fenianisin excited the general disgust which he heard ex-
' camin the Treasury of the United States. The
pressed everywhere in'O'estmorland. If tbeFenians bad any
iwrongs, the course they were pursuing was not the tight total amount of debt on the Ist inst. was
one to redress them. Any measures which the government
I might propose for the suppression of their lawless pm- : 2,642,000,000 dole. against 2,639,000,000 dole. on
deeding, should have his best support. It might be that the Ist of December last, showing an increase of
severe measures would be necessary, for severe ma allies
require severe remedies. The next question would be that 3,000,000 dols. The cash in the Treasury at the
of education. That question must be dealt with unless same date was 134,000,000 dols. against 138,000,000
England would consent to be behind its continental neigh- dole. at the corresponding period last month,
hours. His long residence in Prussia, where he bed spent
nineteen years of his life, had made him familiar with the showing a decrease of 4,000,000 dole.
Prussian system of education, of which he spoke very I The Senate has passed a bill exempting from
highly. There was no hardship in the compulsory system
tax the United States cotton crop in 1866, and
adopted there, and to their system of education he attri-
the dot on the importation of foreign
buted, and the Prussians themselves attributed, the Prus- , abolishing y
elan ....." in the war of IM6* The Prussian army eon- I cotton grown during the year ending April, 1869.
aided of 300,000 men,there of whom were only ten
that could not read and write. He hoped to see , The military committee of the Senate has pre-
established is England before long technical schools such es rented a report recommending that the Senate
they havein Prussia ; but primary education was the goes-
should not concur in the removal of Mr. Stanton
titer which must first engage the attention of the legisla- of war.
tare, and he should support any measure which be from the secretaryship
considered would advance that object. He use glad 1 The House of Representatives has passed a reso-
the reform question was disposed of , and as to foreign
i affar she did not take such a gloomy view of the subject as I lution authorising the sale of 54 surplus naval
31r. Crackenthorpe had done. He had been behind the 1 iron-dad&
assess, and the thunder which they beard from the clouds .........--
whish were said to be hanging on the political horizon
was say theatrical thunder. The cloud was only • bit of
painted canvas, and as soca as it had served its purpose
there would be • bright sky. As elector asked whether
the hos. member would support the Alliance Fermis.
ve Bill, to which question la replied that he did not
think it would be fair for two-thirds of a parish to
sit ens the other osiwiltird. Thanks were (wen to
He sheriff, and the wowed:nes closed.
Tin Berrien Miezuu. This institution was
yeeterdsifeter having been closed foe a wools
fleliCwwinsual clean and re-arrangement of the pollee-
*is Mr. Puniest, late principal libmsbn and more-
-1 iiiy. go emiffnues ssriously ;mesa Mr. Holmes, F.S.A.,
id Ike department of manuscripts. has left London to join
the Alrysekc expedition ea arch eoloiO4 on am el ount
the ltasenm,isn Mr. Fanassel Deuieeh, who bad been
- selesked=helor the service, having, it is ender-
steed, LETTUCE contains an active stook ape. Th• cedar lmiu•d 00•Awrioni Dow:dams Hun Masturo.—We are informed
Lancing, which pessessas ell the upon radon alarms, sad which woe to the effort thee by Captain wow that the best has
nth*
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sad
lthoutitadasiners.—ftz. O. JOELLII=, MAWS should act be alleered to leave paresis is &MP el the „nab., i„, tuft, 0p,,,, and mild. taut there is, ....
-t, Means • STI•D mod a rate el Leese elleble, has been reackeded by lir. Wismar loam. 1 sudden and estrmedhery &any, the postponed teethe
u"aded
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andpaao.alibgdwgipose. IL gig ises-Cji.— —i —nags nooks. fortbe week ending Jam. 5,9,0451.2 a. ld. ere se tower gm aim. rasa ii, the 1,,,,,0m„...

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asthma, brunchitla,
f~ en 2s.