The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-18 00:00:00

LONDON. MONDAY ItYKNING, NOVEMBER 18 18gi

MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES)
NZW AU I ITIIN AND WINTIM ITOCL
Sur the Weeld.teated Rentals
A \ GOLA Ist ritorgeas.
I. rm. repletv and ready brit inspsetket.
Thou) Irota•ery want ntigituttnl by Yr. Mos.
Wboronlyaddruu i, ;.3, It Ili a 'k-prnaKr, lig govgisiQUAßE.
AM wbo is nut lollneCted with any person imitating sad adver-
tising in his name.
118TABLL910.1.1 loth lkilittl:AßY. 1841.

AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT.
E. MOROI and SON beg respectfully to acquaint the public
that they ham made preparations, op as naprecedentedly Mr,.
scale, far the AUTUMN and WINTER SEASONS. Their stock
of OVERCOATS crounriees every modern style In all thole of
seasonable and eel-viewable materials. with the latest Improve.
meats in workmanship. The Sverige, and Shelburne overeat
are particularly recoinrnenileiL
Their general stock includes every description of attire for an
clasAes, all aces, and all occupations the articles are too nu-
merous to particularise, but may be gathered from their several
trades of
ileady.rnaile and Bespoke Teflon, Habit Makers Woollen Dra-
pers, Hatters, Hodes, Boot aad Shoe Makers, sad General CAR
litters.

BIBIPOKZ CLOTHECO DEPARTMENT Is too Important
a branch of their Wallies to be passel over without a special
notice. It offers a pert at dt, ootablaed with the most fashloo-
able and comfortable styles, and the moil elegant workmmiship.
E. MuflEIS and SON need scarcely moilnd the public that In
every department of all their establhaments the blithest degree
of excellent e le associated with prices the moat moderate.
Any article not approval of will he exchanged ur the money
rational.
New Pashion.plate for the present season, with rules for self.
measurement and lists of prices peat free.
MOsEll and 0,0Y'7 establishments are closed *very Friday
evening at sunset till :Maui day evening at sunset, whoa bushiest
IS moused until eleven o'clock.
X AMERIn BOWS
CftLoodas Houses,
lataldistatsat :
154, Lta, IM, in. Maoris, : ** 00. 00. AbHial••
Odord.strest Breads:
106, 107. New Oaford4treea ;I, I, Harbison,6o
7Yotteulwaseourt-road Branch •
137, IA Tottenbaas.court.road •• lades-road.
Country fetablishasenta:
Ithelbeld and Brainerd. Yorkshire.
N.R. Our celebrated " INDISPENSABLE SUM' adapted
equally for walking. riding, travelling, or butane, may be bad
is a large variety of esseouable sad fashionable alaterfale from
105, to 70e.

7PLADIES.—ROWLANDEV KALYDOR, an
Oriental Botanical Preparation fee Improving and Beauti-
tying the Complexion and Ohio. The radiant bloom It imparts
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of
the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing irritation and
removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckle*, diseolora-
Hoes, and other cutaneous visitations, render it indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates an the effects of climate on the skin,
whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense
solar heat. Price ts. ed. and as. lid per bottle—gold at Ilk
Hatton-garden: and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for
" Rowlands' Kalydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious
articles ender the name of " talydor."

SLAV=:AYIItICAII THEM CIIIIIITMABWILILL
Beadle and Co., of Inedon and New York, will publish, early in
December, is hap. Coo, embellished with Impe•klp by
eminent artists price Ia od paper boards, hdd. ears cloak
gilt, a highly Interesting and original novel, wattled
MAUM GUINEA end her PLANTATION
"CH ILDRRN ." a Romance of Mildew Week meal
the American Slaves, By Nra MEM V. VICTOR.
All the joy and sorrow, pathos and tragedy of Move Life an
daguerreotyped In this delightful voltam It tells the story od
the titristime holidays so they am enjoyed in Ilse great mem
and cotton plantations of the United Seems . harbacurs. night-
dances, story-telling, torch•light hunting, courting and marrying.
are all reproduced to the very life. while through the whole
rues the thread of a romance of absorbing beauty and power,
Illustrating the lights and shades of slave agmainuce lu an lin-
geeesive manner.
Beadle and Co., 44, Patertsoiggr4ww.

Prier &t, or post 'roe for 7 stamp,
UNSOUNDNESB of INDIAN GUARANTEES,
shows la a Lotter to 1116111 Blatortiter, Fog., Boorolory
d the Rock iseMrp. By H. TIMIII HOMPIIIITS.
and Co., 6, Aro llsoris.loae.

DR. trilTls ON NIZVOUSNISS, OBNIBAL D11311./TY. Le.
Just üblished. prise la, poet tree trams the Author kelt
MAY on the CAIIBEBsa:n
A MEDICAL
CURE of YREMATC RE DECLINE In MAY. with plats
directions for perfect restoration to heath and vigour. the resale
of twenty five years' successful practice in the treatment of them
peculiar nervmead acquired diseases which tend to embitter
end shorten By Dr. J. L Conte, le, Albenterfeetreet,
Piccadilly. Leaden. Ovasaltatkma. 10 tm I and Ile S.
We feel no heiitstlon la maybes there le Demetabrrof society by
wheel the book will not be fend tuetal—ettetber each pence hold
the rehttion of went._ Mo. _or cls=an: —Bll2-
'Andes Mama. a. ang J. SO, Warwick-lane.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(atom's nrsoiaxs.)
ITALY.

_
ROME, Nov. 15.
It is said that the Pontifical government is
secretly preparing an expedition against Umbria.
Fresh enrolments of brigands are being made
here.

'FLORENCE, Nov. 17.
The Nationale of to-day announces that Bourbon
intrigues are being carried ou at Naples, and in the
province of Terra di Lavoro.

TURIN, Nov. 17.
It 6 believed that the resignation of the com-
mand of the 4th corps d'arm‘e by General Ciaklini
will not be accepted by the King.
The Goma will set out to-day for Paris, on a
temporary lea're of absence.

The Ministry will shortly be completed, by the
nomination of a Minister of the Interior.
Different rumours are current as to who will be
called upon to occupy this post.
No decision has yet been taken in the matter.
TURIN, Nov. 16.

The goarnihinit has granted the concession for
the oonstruction of • railway from Turin to &vows
to an English company, represented by Mears.
Patten, Cargill, Greenfield, Qombert, and others.

NAPLES, Nov. 16, Evsamgo.

Chiavooi, meter having been driven from San
Giovanni, fled successively to Monte Lenola and
Baccs-Ouglislani, and has been unsuccessfully en-
deavouring to regain the Papal States. He is being
pursued by the Italian troops. Twenty-ssven
brigand., who formed part of his band, have been
killed. Among their number was Belga de Sugua,
who oommanded the attack on 0111tellUCCiO.

Borges has appeared iu the province of Bsailicata
with 200 brigands, and has sacked Tivegno and
Halandra. Lis was repulsed at several other places.
A deputation from Basilicata has demanded
from General della Marmots the adoption of ener-
getic measures for the suppression of brigandage in
that province.

It is rumoured that disembarkations of small
numbers of brigands, coming from Malta, have
taken place ha Pouille and the Calabria&
1 PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nov. 16.

Dom Louis has arrived here, and been saluted
King.

LISBON, Nov. 17.
The Duke of Saldanha is very ill from the shook
of the late Ring's death.

tHE BRAZIL MAIL

LISBON, Nov. 14.

The Menageries Imperiale's steamship Besrn,
with the abovemails, arrived here at 8.30 a.m. this
morning en route forßordeaux.

She brings 600,000 franca in specie.

Rio de Jaieiro, Oot. 25.—Exchange on London,
25} t0251t ; on Paris, 370 to 375. Coffee, good
first, 6.400 to 6.600. The shipments of coffee since
the departure of the last mail amount to 106,400
bags, of which 56,045 bags were for the Channel.
Stock, 160,000 bags. Exchange at Bahia, 25} to
25/. Sugar, 2.400 to 2.600 role per &nobs.
Pernambuco, Oct. 21.—Exchange on London,
25/. Cotton' 10.000 reds ; and sugar, 2.200 rafts
per aerobe.
The Oneida sailed honce on the 20th Oct.