The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-12 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1868.

;ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.
alio Time Bolles Grind Ocean, Prowasadit. lists
ecioct. One ShUller,

MDLLB. FINETTB, from the Lyceum,
lITNNY NIGHT, writeshi the Parisian Quadrine.
ROYAL mum

LETTS'II OAPSULES.-11r. BETTS, of /Co. 1,
Wharf-meek Clipseed, dadrse to jive public noUce
that the Lord Minesner's padstnents of the ath Inst. t
nato
''Tlines" of tbe ISttt Inst.) do to any
ads, any Captain made by Mr. sot
affect an 7 perso
Bettis and his name,
or sane and address. all et which etaybsneed w 1 risk or
onsetlces—lob. Ib. 1808.

BIIROUNDY WINEB.-PIOT FRERES,
Worms and radars, Mitooti. Depot for ratithod.
liegent-stroot, W.—Upwarda of ha varieties of theta:A growths.
Burgnody la pronounced by the *catty anit eatoottsoars to ba
prowmineally tbs nook aakttary vitiator slits climate.—Assorted
sample doom by rail for {lo.

MAILET.—PLOT FRERES have s choice cellar
V of Bordeaut Winos, comprising tin Ism! growths. oiti to
bottle sad lo 800 condition far imatedisto min Of the INUISKTOttI
lfoe !
wino examined by the lailes 4=pumilsaiss: ilem.,
test
:2 were pronounced to be smalas ' of &Watt
Mario, hartser. Wont," 11, 11111. noes
to Ills. per dozen. 11!, Irigestetrest.

PDIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE,
Zeck Moselle. Choice ellerveselag Mose et moderate
guieziras, os appliseMou.-283. &cog Mrook W., north 01
UM

10111IOT FItERES respectfully intimateervale, that them
saaIBOACCUMItiI eel/ appear at rare tlw order
that the prices of *hair will
wines shall wet be Oillaencedln by exper-
live advert/star Note the eadreee-212, ltestautreet, W.
?arable roes Mt loos.

WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE.
followlog doe Wleee aro offered at halt el; Pete
usually eharled by ororolmoila MeWle, Clutopadar. Si.;
Port, Ida; Merry, Ida.; Meet, lea; BoM, tie ; Hoonossy's
Vole Broody, Ora ; inset Wink, lo tie world. 36a per Itozca.
A blo are, wilt illPtlelate =DPW for three ducat cod
onwarda—P. PERIELNB, Censorretreet. Imam.

OF all spirits, Mend_ y is the most wholesome
and useful when perfectly pun It poseesas properties
of great medical mine, end has aka been the mans cf wag
human life. Vied judiciously. it is, at all nines -and on all ass
nom, • harmless what. Bo much, however, depends out the
purity of the ' t, that great estaka should be eureka In its
purchase, y far invalids. Attention has teen directed
to implies forwarded* Mews AD. VALENTIN to the tendon
and other hospitals and we gladly accord It ear nu paned ap-
proval It poseessos all the virtues which are theracterbite of
the finest and purest Preach brandies combated with cn mot-
mite delicacy of layout. Their exteadve wine and liquor ornate
are situated at 1, Chapel-place NBA, Oxfordoireet,.—"Ettract
from 'Coati Journal; lea 11, ISM"

KINAHAN'S. LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN lxinarnox. 1866.
This cobibtated old LOW WEBBY gained the DUBLIN
FRIZZ MEDAL—It is ire, mild, meflow, delicious, mad very
wholesome. Bold In DMllr. ft. M. sech, . the ntail homes in
London : by the agents In the priatipel towns Is England : or
"Molted, at IL Grist Wiednaillsareet, lon.lo*, W.--Obsesee me
'ad seal. pink is and cork branded .. Linehan's LL Whisky.

IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hotel-
sad all large Consumes—LevenW. and 3. E.
TAYIEThe well-known Poulterers and Ebossenongses, of
GUIs teneyntrest, Golden-square, are sow FELLING One
VOILE HAYS. 914 ; good Tangly Cheese, 7d. : Gas Old Chem,
Rd. ; Baron, by aide or half aide, OIL ; IV:Mg Is now cheep.
Carta to all parts own boar In the day.

SPLENDID TEA-MIST, from Is. 4d. per pound,
goal to leaf tw at Mi. per ponied tame money. Special
peke ltd met tree. Qu'etner peal to all parts of the kingdom
irstra tine leoasom and aonebooga t CeL and te. per pound
%I UNSAY and DWI, tea marehands, tl. latigatie•htli, My. LC.

CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
THlEsdies has now Demme an Important feature. Since the
IntrodueUen of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years Lgo. the EAST
INDIA 'AMA COMPANY have, on account of Its great strength
sad esquisite Savour, promoted Its sal* by every maim The
Tea Districts, then *maned to O Amen, have gradually
extended, and Teas from other tarts of loan are a riving, thus
offering greater emir flea The span y are sow selling AUS/11,
Cachet, Darjeeling, Ac., at trout L. 100 10 4a. Id. per Th., sad
China Teas as umal—Warabousas, No. 9, Great St. Rekn's.
elauthyard, Mehemet*, Price List forwarded on applleallooe

ATKINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK of
MOBLIN, Swan, Lace, Nat. and Leo oyftios. The
choicest dealt:ea
109 to Its, D'ENTMINNTTA.BBIDUE-NOAD, LONDON.

TEOPLWO ZOTTIOIB.
On the 16th WA, with Illawnstioss inseam' on Wood, kap. deo,
Ix 6d. cloth,
LEAVES FROM the JOURNAL of OUR LIFE
In the 111OHLAND8, from 1848 to 1861. To which are pra-
nced and added Extracts train the seas Jootisal.ct
Account of Earlier Visits to Bootlace& Rod Town in sad
Ireland, and Yachting Exenrsions. EditedS. by ARIIIIM
Ilailth,lllldor, and 6

PUMPTIS, DISCOVIITA, INTF.RIST,
VT?HANDY CALCULATOR: From If to
per rent of Prollts, ge. Also the Moneys, Weights, and
Massenet of thlety.sine Foreign Cousin**, and their English
Vases, from Recent Meld inform/los. Price 2s. lid. Wm.
Wesley. 81, Flestgtrest.

FFEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT
GALVANILOL-11 MIAMI ou the only CORE of
DEAPNESS, Minns of Sight, Iferroseusirs, Palpitsbow, bon-
potion, Low Spirits, Ocommapbai, sad Load Memory, without
the use, of falsely celled towedy, Elsetrklty. Soot peat tree tot
one stamp. by lir. Thomas Gass, Wnford-bouse, Iturton-
ereaceut, LoodolieW.C.

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

Mairs's mumuuti -
FRANCE.
PARIS, MABCII n, Zusixo.
The Moniker du ,Moir, in its bulletin, says
Into-Ml.l°nel tendencies of a peaceful nature
beam daily more evident. As was declared by
M. Rather in the Legislative Body on the 4th
March, the relations of France with foreign states
were Maw of a more cordial chancier. The
wisdom Of the European Cabinets, in harmony
with the general interests, will produce
saln-
.tary effects towards strengthening 'confidence
and maintaining tranquillity." The same
paper, peaking the language held by Lord
Stanley en the 6th inst., relative to the Alabama
gneationy says that Lord Stanley dwelt in vary wise
terms 4en the considerations of every nature ren-
daring desirable a complete harasong between
England and the great American Republic, and it
is to be hoped that a friendly solution of the ques-
tion will not be long delayed. Letters from Algeria
state that the famine still continues. Marshal
M'Malton had left for Frame, with the intention
of urgently demanding the sum of one million francs
in aid of the distressed. The Patric of this evening
seys—" Letters from Toulouse state that some slight
°leftmost took place there the previous day, on
the °cession of the revision of the lists of the
National Guard. Order was not seriously dis-
turbed." _ _ _

The directors of the Lawrie, deenir National,
/:eess del Deux Me des, and Journal des Mats
have requested the Tribunal of the Correctional
Police of the departement de Is Seine, to appoint a
day for arraigning M. Kerveguen. Friday next,
the 271iti inst., has been filed upon. To-morrow the
President of the Legislative Body will receive the
demand for permiasion to take proceedings against
Deputy Kerveguen.

PRUSSIA.
13ERLLN, Mainz 11.

The legal committee of the North German Fede-
ral Council this afternoon discussed the recent
treaty with the United States respecting the na-
tionality of emigrants. The committee charged
with the preparation of a uniform law of civil pro-
cess throughout the North German Confederation
took the subject of the abolition of imprisonment
for debt into consideration to-day. An official an-
nouncement has been issued stating that a project
is on foot for inducing 15,000 Germans to emigrate
to Luna via, Antwerp, under pretence of establish-
ing a colony. The Government, therefore, again
cautions the public against emigration to Peru.
Count von Bismarck will give a grand dinner to-
morrow in honour of Prince Napoleon. A confi-
dential meeting of the members of the cabinet was
held at Count von Bismarck's house at noon to-
day. Preliminary proceedings upon the charge of
high treason have been taken against the editor of
the newspaper Zifkunft, for having published a
leading article incalcating the necessity of organi-
sation among the democratic party.
The Minister of the Interior will return from his
lion of the distressed districts turret Prussia
at4lll-end of the west.
BERLIN, Meicn 11, Evans°.

It is semi-officially announced that the customs
and commercial treaty of the Zollverein with
Austria is to remain in force until the close of
1878, being subject to eleven months' notice of
termination, otherwise to continue valid. The
tariff contains no paragraph prohibiting the import,
or export, or transit of any article of commerce
from one country into the other. The stipulated
facilities of traffic aro based upon the free entry of
raw products and the reduction of duty upon
manufactured articles. Transit dues are alto-
gether abolished.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, DlAnat 11, Eviuguca.

In to-day's sitting of tho Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Ricciardi questioned the ministry relative
to the late discussion in the French Senate re-
specting the Cavour Canal Company. He asked
what where the intentions of the government on
this question. General Hembree, after alluding
to the embarrassments and failure of the company,

stated that, nevertheless, the Italian govern-
ment had fulfilled its obligations, and would
continue to do so. The company could
not claim rights which it did not possess.
An appeal could be made to a court of law.
Justice existed for all as much at Florence as at
Paris or London. Signor Cordova maintained
that the Italian government was released from its
obligations by the failure of the company to carry
out the undertaking. The Minister of Public
Works stated that the company had not fulfilled
the conditions which entitled it to • guarantee.
The Chamber, in consideration of the declaration
of the minister, passed to the order of the day.
Signor Crispi and other members of the Left pre-
sented • motion for the adjournment of the discus-
sion upon the grinding tax until the administra-
tive reforms had been voted.

AIISTRLL
VIENNA, MAzat 11.
_ . _ .

At the sitting of the Hungarian Delegation
to-day the debate upon the military estimates was
proceeded with.
Councillor Fence, the representative of the government,
replied. in the =me of the Minister for Foreign Affair, to
the reser, car by serial prelims speakers epee the
government for the palsy it bad rimed in the Genus
and Eastern radio= He dried that the gorearest
had ever desired or at* oared to mover its tenser position
in Germany. With the empties of the Weeks of
Count Tauffkirchin, whir was directly at error with
the peaceful efforts attempted, no sign had yet bees dis-
played by Prussia of s wish ter more =timer relation'.
With regard to the Boras palsy of the go meant* the
speaker stated that off the retlishle wishes and demands
of the Christian fabler= of the Porte had met with the
most emphatic support apes the part of the primmer.
in the rental an armed eafereernent of the demands reads
upon the Porto by any individual Chrisdan population the
resentment would not =ask psalm It was essential
to the reservation of Errs= rase that the reforms in
Turkey, and the °eateries of the Just desire of the
Christian partakes, should be effected perefully, and
without any interferer ca the pert of a for power.
The speaker kM stress torts the brousibility of the
government remain* pear is the use of a esorded
&olive intervention of any power In the asks of
Turkey ; bat he tear* edits the polity treaded to
bring about the seeirserre of pear scald be
=owned with reseed el rewrite in this rallies
also. He advocated the gnat of the 'apparent/10d by the
air ministry, beanie to derive the rank, of the mess
of defence required as the ladispreable Madman 17 the
government would not only nnlflfy Is =race the darts
made for the maintenance of plat; bahri restos
every chance of that surer whisk it sialit otloorodooloope
would be achieve,'