The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-08 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, IEB3.

MHZ FIFTNENTH ANNUAL NXHIBITION
_a. of TIC MS by Preach mad Ifterabh /Aid. lo NOW
OPEN Id-
at the ()sawn lit 1%11.m a. Adzahalos , cats-
Wilk

MADAME TIISSAUD'S EXHIBITION.—A
full-length pottr.lt model of MALYS WIATHEBI LL,
NOW ADDED to the number el Horrors. OPss hum 11 La-
till desk sad from OH IC ; children Nadir
ten, ed.: Chamber of Homes, extra.

ROYAL AL HAMBRA PALACE.
JUL/ Three Ballets &sal Osumi Ptolookabo. sleet
o'clock. Ono Wang.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
liolbors.—Tbe met apsedone sad beinkatly•decorated
ball-roost, and the beat band `London. °Pill for OONCIULT
and OANCUW EVICKY MAL% Musical director, Mr. W.
31. Packer. Open at half-peat 8: claw at K. Adrakainn.

OBERT HELLER, the famous American
CON./ CRORend HUMORLYP. will ro-open POLYGRAPHIC
HALL, King Whilenvetreet, Charing-erese, on PANTRY.
MONDAY performing every evening at 8, and on Wednesday
and Baharda3r afternoons at IL The beat non jeatag since the
day► of Robert Houdin his humour convulling, sod reminding
to of Adenine Ward.

PIN WINK BINS.—The original nianniso-
ea 1•11610 W and JACbSON, wise and spirit mar-
chants' enghseers, Great Toweretreet, Maneelleireek and
Haymarket, where cellars may be seen Stied In varicose ways.
Emmett are tins He per hundred bottles. IJimelnied wired
catalogues on applicatim. The Paris Ixtdbitkm.—" In Class 60,
Honourable Merman has been adjudged to Jarrow and Jackson,
18, Urea! Tawer-atreet, foe their convenient and sensible ikon
wine tens, and for bar littings."—Citj their

KINAHA N'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN 11.11111/TION.
This celebnde4 old MEI WHISKY gabled the DIIELI/I
PRIZE MEDAL—It la load, IthenOW. &Odom, sad vary
abolcecate. Sold Ia botWs, is. Bd. 11110al, at the retail bosom In
Loadoe ; by the agents la the principal town. la Ragland
wholesale at 8, Groat WhadaffilDetreek Loudon, W.—Observe the
red teak pink label, and cork branded "Llnehaa's LL Whisky.

THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the Kant
IMlet has now become an Important feature. Slice the
introduction of Assam Tee, nearly e• yeah ago, the SART
U. DIA TILL COMPANY have, on amount of Its neat lli
and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every mesnanV
Tea Marten, them confined to .J.„%er Arum, hare gradually
erteuded, and Teas from other of India are anteing, thus
offering greater varieties. The ' mpany are now selling Assam
schar, Darjeeling, dc., at from M 10d. to le. Id. per lb., aid
China Teas is —Ws/lama's, No. 9, Great lit. Hiles's-
churnhyard. Elshopegaie. Prtce List forwarded on application.

HARDS' FARINACEOUS FOOD,
FOR INFANTS and INVALIDS.
Manufactured at the ROYAL VICTORIA MILLS, Dartford,
Kent, Ragland
TOl IDDC.ItT OF Jolt/MI MILIDIA. M.D.
" I have 'eternity examined and repeatedly prescribed 'Herds'
nrinatueus Food lase Pereiras Treatise on Food and Dis'
pages SOO and 473. de shish is prepared from the most nutri-
tious of the cereal grains. It cumbloes both nitrogenteed and
Don-nitrogentied alimentary principle*, and forms a very valu-
able food f, r children and invalids.
" JONN. FRREIRA, M.D., F.R.S.,
" Physician to the London Hospital,
" 47, Finsbury-square, July 1, MA"
, -
Said by all respectable chemists and patent medicine vendors,
tae dealers, and Italian warehouses, In packets at Is. and to.
each also in tin cues at 7s. Bd. for familia and exportation.
Asa caution against spnrioo. imitations, it is necessary to ob-
serve that all genuine ;oxhide and came are signed " JAIL

ENIELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

rarsosarre.)
PRIIBB
BERLIN, Armr. T, EVIMAG.
The Jewish communities of Roumania have made
earnest appeals to the large Jewish banking-houses
in this ootintry to assist them in obtaining the sup-
port of the Prussian government against the op-
pression with which they are threatened. The
King and Count von Bismarck have promised to
take steps on their behalf.
It is semi-officially stated that the Danish govern-
ment have confidentially notified to thiscabinet that
the journey of the Danish Minister of War to Paris
has been undertaken solely upon private affairs.

ABOLITION OF CAPITAL I
13AXONY.

_
DRIEDISN, Aram 7.
At to-day's sitting the &vend Chamber sanc-
tioned the abolition of capital punishment, after a
warm debate, by • majority of two-thirds of the
members.

The Crown Prince and Prineees of. Saxony were
preeest during the debate.

AUSTRIA.
The PresidentVlENNA, Aran President of the Ministry, Prince Carl 7.
von
Auersperg, has written a letter in reply to the
recent remonstrance of 14 church dignitaries
against the Civil Marriage Bill. The minister
declares that during the debate upon that bill in
tho Reichsrath the most ample opportunity was
given for the freest discussion of its provisions, an
opportunity which was not neglected. The stage
which the bill hu now arrived at imposes upon
the ministry the duty of respectfully abstaining
from any interferenoe. No present law empowers
the oonrta to take cognizance of the question of
religions teaching, or the administration of the
church's own affairs. Guarantees for the future
are afforded by articles 14 and 16 of the con-
stitation.

The government puts forward no claims extend-
ing beyond the legitimate limits of state power.
It entertains the highest regard for religious
liberty, and would at all times be ready to afford
powerful support to the authority of the church.
But equally as the government has no intention
of passing beyond the limits of state authority,
just as little can it assist in this being done by
others. The government therefore declines enter-
ing upon that part of the remonstrance which even,
although unintentionally, makes the obligations
imposed upon state officials by the constitution
the subject of an interpretation calculated to lead
the sentiment of duty in the minds of those
officials astray.