The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-09 00:00:00

BULB SALES,WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.

J. C. STEVENS, AUCTIONEER.

38, KINO-STREET. COVENT-OARDEN.

CI:TINEA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21a. per
damn, or lOs. Id. per gallon. imported direct from Jerendw
la-Pronters. A round. full-bodied. serrreable wine, free from un-
natural spirit or acidity. One dozen forwarded, comae* tree, 011
norign of nmittance. tr the importer; PIiTTE.LAN sod SONS,
411. Wan Wand. W.C.

PORT, 245. per dozen, or 128. per gallon,
ole iort..d direct from Oporto Sandeznan's 'hipping . An en-
*Aleut, rich. full-bodied sine, eepeeially reernaincnded for inealids
requiring a gellllll2o and nutritious wine. One dome forwarded.
earrisee free. on Tempt 44 remittance. by the importer, PILL
MLA' and BONS. 4.32. West Strand.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
Drzus INS
This debated old WISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN
MULE MEDAL —lt is pure, raid. mellow, delicious, sad very
wholesome. Sold in bottles, Is. Yd. each. M the Mail houses in
Leaden; by the manta in the principal towns in Kneland ; or
whoirsale, at S. Great Windsailmrret, London. W. —olnorve the
M seal. pink label. mad cork branded .Kinaban'e LL Whisky..

OXYGENATED WATER.—t3leeping in London
during the seams is not like sleqg hi Me fresh air of tak•
emir, ; bat rem...hind and Meteors effeeta may be obtained
by an evening dravgbt of Oxygenated 'atm', fresh horn the Lk
NORATORI , 34, LONG-AC or through any animist. in same
astaining six Bottles.

P.,iti:CE.—LEA and PERRIN S.—SAUCE.—
me " Weitt'LSTERSHIRE." rronouneed by Connoisseurs.
•• The only rood Ranee." Its now improves appetite and digwertion.
tnrlvalie d for putaaney and flavour. Beware of *notation'. to
stoid whack, see the names. Lea and Perrino, on all bottles and
labels.

Ark far " Iwo and Perrino• " &woe.
Agmti—Croose az.d Itlarlorr.ll. London. and r.4d br an Dealers
In Sum er avow:trait the world.

PIANOFORTES (Collard, Bruadwood, Ore.)—
Several excellent PIANOS, including two of the 7-octave
repetition tnehiall cottages on elegant walnut and rosewood. by
Calard and Collard. and r pate:nt grand cottage in walnut by Broad.
wood. all nearly new and guile perfect, at unusually her prices.
• variety of the superior new patent 7-oistays cottages of fine and
tull tone, of the beat manufacture, with all the latest improve-
ments. at 20 i.11111,1111A. or in very elegant MOM at SlgoineM—
tLe
moat advantageous instruments in England, at ift•-.NK
aTorrrrmi and Co., 36. Moorgate-street, Bonk. E.C.

M ARIL' S FIRE-PROOF SAFES are the
cheap rt aal beat. Plive LEA frN .e &mak-AWL-47,
&MD= itlwt.

SECOND-lIAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF
5A1T...5--13tfore pumhosing tend for firttlthe' Monthly
List of Nato, by 1.11!n.r. Starr, Thoras. Perry and Smut, Mordsn,
Price, ►rd every' eo meat maker, at rbout boil tho prix
new. A anarantr,•girrn with , c h. A large 9y entity of Tann',
Safes. Irma £2 lea. Apply to UItIFFITHd,. at, lannawatreeLlLC.
" SELF-CLOSING DOUBLE-DRIP" ACTION
CENTRAL-FIRE BREECH-LOADECO GUNS.

E. M. REILLY and Co.,
502, NEW OXFORD-STREET, LONDON.

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of woll-
looms ezeellatso saa saly Do had at U, Groat Nossellotroot,
oppedt• the British Museum Gatos. This very best steel fracas
Preetaeles, 13s. sad —THOMAS MARRO sad SON
CAUTION tbs ashlar asslrua persona wan War aims. Eit&-
bLialist I 7)& No travellers or agents.

r2Y, TAILOR,
,IFENCHURCH.STREET,IIII4
(Near) oploogite Mark-lane).
nmer OARILLNTS.
Madame I:3lArges

DRESSMAKING.—Mina LAKE, having expe-
rienced assistant*, personally attends hake and esecutes
orders Irani all s•arts of London and suburbs punctually, en the
short. rt sots.. Superior fitting. style, and Carob guaranteed.—
Teruo moderate. Orders by poet promptly attended to. —Ha, Camp
tridgedisathiroad, Hackney.

AS GARDENER. Understands grape awl
f newaberiendring, early add late (ord.& Ek.lllob&radt..r.
—X a 4 a, Oldaton.plrio, Stoke NadriTuron.road, N E.

COAL.--GEORGE J. COCKERELL 'mid 00.
Br{ sash ,nly Cash 2115.-13. Oornht

CIOALA.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY
suppl 7 direct brow their Oolloties at Clay Ona—The boat
anal to Wall'a End, at la nor ton ; nonds, 18a. Can oa
4hOWAILL ...on..—arlon to CIIIEF OThEE, BERWOOD-PLAOR.
.E6A.13, W.

JOHN CIONNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH
PASTE is mostly no to any Teeth Powder, Ores the
Teeth • peari•hke vhdtmor, protects the mama trom dew. sad
Imparts • plasma' herniate to the breath. Price IL ad.

JOAN 1308/OTPJAL and Co.'s PATENT Mi-
ROSARON, r newly-Invented HAIRBRUSH, the peemliar
asehanical construction et which accomplishes the two operations
eldwaing and polishing simultaneous] . U per Thum.
weak W. se Tres Kiaggrut, -street,

MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST,
in,plootArtmet.
• home from II till I Ootumltatimr Pria.

RUPTITItEB.—By Royal LPttfire Patent.—
WHITE'S MOCALAIN LEVER TRUSS (perfected and
exhibited in the Exhibitions. ISM and 1b62) is allowed by upwards
of 600 medical men to be the most effective Memnon n the aura-
thre treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel sprung, eo often
hurtful In its effects, Ls hen avoided, • soft bandage Mug
nand the body, while the requisite redatins power Is supplied by
the bloc-nain FAD and P Lees.; littiwr with so much ease
and clomness that it cannot be detected, and may be worn der.
inn ale.-p. • descriptive circular may be had, and the te.ey
forwarded by post on the circumference of the body. two hygi,
below the bine, tieing sent to the maker. Mr. WHITE, Sit,
Lacadily. Aines_,_lis.,_lls., Ma. Id., and Us. it p.m" L.
UMBILICAL TRUSS on tits same principle.

VLECTRICITY is LlFE.—Nature's Remedy
JR-J reodered applicable In the awe of all acrveue allateata, ladff-
ireetkon, head complainth.fbl.roodoti of Obits. wididialiw, =y.
of the Patent ItIY.LIC 11ELTS, which mots the
with vital Eleetririty, and that without whir =whims tat•
Otter, shooks plates, or wires. Pull details frost,a or
Harvey Harrowajlah, ILL No. U. Obatiotio Illomtibury,
Loodoa. W.O.

TO
CONSUMPTIVES.—A grateful father is
d•friffltt• of smiling by mall. Imo of shore to all who wish it,
• ropy of thr prrorription by whish his el/ought...2' woo rostonA to
porfril heath tram crnittrinrci ouwassiption, after havisibeeit pram
up 1,V1.44 phy4l4/4414 11114 4,1144114 Or I) her hither, • wcil.known
ph)* on. who has now dioruntinuril prissifont to any. 7...ninn
un receipt at stamp to 0. P. SRO WN,
bciaLtaa, 2, Kinikainvi,Pnrlail=n,

ANN &LAI' BY Lunt" LI
071 Mender, KW', 22 6d
TIM RIGHTFUL kiHIR: a bratna. By the
Right Hon. Lord Lerros. Author of "Richelieu.' the
" Lad) of Lyons." &r. Nov perfonning at the Lime= Theatre.
John Murray. Albem A.-street.

At all booksellers',
%THE " NONPAREIL " INGOLDSBY.
A. le Inc an n tirely new and cheaper edition of the take
tasted lniolde4
RA, harlitsatty. New Burilnetoneitreet.

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

A special Court of Common Council was held
yesterday. The Loan Maeoa, who presided, called
attention to a communication he had received from
the board of works for the Poplar district, in
refereuce to the large quantity of unwholesome
fish tl at bad been seized by the inspectors of
that district. The whole of this fish bad been pur-
chased at Billingsgate, and its seizure was a very serious
sa to the puichasera, who were mostly persons in •
humble poeitiou, who could ill bear the loss. The object
of the communication was to induce the corporation to
take some more stringent steps for the seizure of
unwholesome and putrid fish at Billingsgate-market,
and thus protect the poor tradesmen who pur-
chased it from the losses they were now coni-
pelli dto sustain by its seizure. Mr. T. Bodkin, the
chauman of the markets committee, in moving that the
memorial be referred to that committee, took occasion to
state, as he said for the information of the court sod the
public generally, that very great dilticulties had existed in
the say of a proper examination of the fish that was sent
to Billingsgate market for sale. The corporation itself
had no control over the seizure of unwholesome fish, ex-
cept n ithin the small ancient boundary of the market,
and although a certain amount of control was vested in
the Commissioners of Sewers, the most important powers
in reference to the matter were vested in the Fishmongers'
Company. He believed that this company was most de-
MMUS to do everything in its power to prevent the sale of
unwholesome fish in Billingsgate-market, and, acting
upon this impression, the markets committee had been
in communication with them in reference to the matter,
and the result was that this company had agreed
to undertake the entire control and manage-
ment of Billingsgate-market. This, ho believed,
would be a moat advantageous arrangement. He would
observe, at the same time, that owing to the crowded state
of the market, and the enormous quantity of fish that was
brought to it, it was almost impossible to exercise what
might be considered a complete supervision of the fish
that was sold, but he Lad no doubt that the Fishmongers'
Company would do all in their power to remedy the evil
oniaplaiued of.
The Loan MATOZ laid before the court a communication
he had teocived signed by Baring Brothers, Fruhling,
Oroechen, and Co., and a great number of other eminent
City films, asking for the use of the Guildhall for the pur-
pose of helding a public meeting to inaugurate a public
subecciip ion for tie relief of the sufferers by the late
terrible earthquakes in the different South American States.
The court unanimously agreed to accede to the apples-
tion, lied appointed Tuesday next as the day upon which
the use of the Guildhall should be granted for the par.
pose. The Lord Mayor was complimented by one of the
members for giving that court an opportunity of express-
ing its opinion before giving the use of the hall for a
public meeting, and a hope was expressed that such a
courteous precedent would not be departed from in future.
The report of the Markets Committee with reference to
the proceedings in parliament in relation to the Foreign
the Markets Bill was again brought up for considers-
bon. It will be remembered that the committee recom-
menced that they should be authorised to inquire into the
whole subject, and report to the court the best course to
be punned in order to meet the requirements of the cattle
and meat trades, to prevent, as far as might be practicable,
the re-introduction of the cattle plague, and, whilst protect-
ing the fairand proper interests of the corpomt ion, to promote
the advantage of the public. The committee also asked
for authority to confer upon the subject with her Ma-
jesty's government and such other parties as they might
consider advisable. The adoption of this report was
moved by Mr. Rudkin, the chairman of the committee,
but an amendment was moved by Mr. Woodley, to the
effect that the consideration of it be adjourned, and that
it be printed and circulated. While a division was being
taken attention was called to the fact that only one alder-
man was present, and as the standing orders require the
attendance of at least two to constitute a court, the pro-
ceedings came abruptly to a close, and the report had to
be brought up de novo. Mr. Bodkin again moved the adop-
tion of the report. Mr. Woodley observed that as toe
matter was now at rest, and the bill withdrawn, it would
be folly to stir it up again and confer with her Majesty's
govt n,ment. He therefore moved that the report lie not
adopted. Mr. Jesse Taylor seconded the amendment;
which after a short discussion was negatived, and the
repert agreed to.
Mr. li. LOWMAN TAYLOR, chairman of the Markets
Improvement Committee, brought up a report of proceed-
ings relative to the construction of the Metropolitan Meat
and Poultry Market, and recommending that the Coal,
Coin, and Finance Committee be authorised to negotiate
fora loan of 85,00 W. to meet the necessary expenses in
connexion therewith.

..... _
The report was agreed to after a brief discussion, in the
course of which it transpired that the new market would
probably to opened early nest March.

WOMAN SIIFFRAGE.—Those of our readers who
are interested in this quetion will be glad to know that
the appeal in theManchestereasee, from the decision of Mr.
Hawk, the revising barri der, has been duly lodged with
and approved of by the Minder of the Court of Common
Pleas. Upwards of 6,000 names are appended to the Cal"
and doubtless it is the most numerous m names, and there-
fore the most important ease on the question throughout
the country. It stands fir.t on the list for argument, and
we understand Mr. J. D. Coleridge, Q.C., has been specially
retained, Dr. Pankhurst taking the junior brief. Mr.
el.oelton, of the firm of Blain and Chorlton, is named
appellont, and Mr. Lings, the borough comptroller, the
ri pendent. The case of the right of • woman freeholder
(vie., Mr. Hyllman's met at Rusholme) is also entered,
and will be heard immediately after the Manchester case.
Mr. Cole, idge, Q.C., and Dr. l'ankhurit am also retained
iii this 1.11141. Mr. Chorlton is the appellant, and the over-
seers of Itusholme are the respondents. Both these cases
e promoted by the Manchester National Society for
11 omen Suffrage; and as the question is one of national
importance, the eoci-iy solicit subscriptions towards de-
fraying the neoesimry expenses. Subscriptions can be paid
to-Mrs. Eyllman, Mdford-street, Brook-road, Fallow-
fled; or ps L. E. Booker, 86, Carter-street, Ureenheys,
Miatclueten

. .
Mkbath, oar. t, Non.
A proalanistion has been dreamt signed by Mar-
red Serrano, 'General Prim, and the member of
the junta, which contain, as antUance of ooni-
Ode confidence in din initiators of the revolution
and' the eminent nitride who undertook the work
'of political and '•*11 regeneration. It concludes
with the words', " Down with the Bourbons !"
Lang.live the. Milleniat isoveragnty and universal
enffrage I" • " Long live on liberators both of the
gravy and navy r , •
Senor Rios has telegraphed to
'Bernina oon 'him upon the triumph
the revo ; •
• the Offieksi Owens elates that .the Carnets ban
eissseis to the Basejan-Proviness.
Addresses of adhesion and 0040ra:dation have
Is:rived here from several provincial jeans.
General Prim was serenaded in front' of .his
hotel this inotning *Mr during last night.
•
• MADRID, Oar. 8; 4 rag.
Marshal Serrano has received intelligence from
the Ceptain-Oeseral of Cuba, stating that the
telegram announcing the triumph of the revolu-
tion did not satisfy all parties in the colony and
did not suffice to revolutionise the island. The
Captain-General adds, that as chief of the colony
under these exceptional circumstances, and as
ruler of an integral part of Spanish territory, he
understands his duty in this all-important mo-
ment, and will accomplish the task before him with
the patriotic abnegation required by the circum-
stances of his position.
General Duloe has arrived at Madrid, in bad
health.

Senor Olozaga, it is said, will not come to Madrid
to form part of the provisional government.
The troops defiled to-day in front of the House
of Congress.
MADRID, Ocr. 8, 8 P.IL
A great demonstration has been made here to-
day in favour of religious liberty and equality.
A numerous procession passed through the streets,
accompanied bands of music, and preceded by
an illuminated transparency bearing the inscrip-
tion, " Down with the Concordat !" " Down with
the tyrants of Rome !" " Long live Rome libe-
rated !" The entire city is illuminated this even.
leg. To-morrow there will be a great bull-fight,
at which the generals and the members of the
junta will be present.

Oor. 8.
The Figaro publishes a private telegram from
Madrid stating that General Prim is in favour of
the candidature of Prince Alfred for the throne of
Spain, but this has not been well received by the
Spanish people.
It is stated that a decree will shortly be pub-
lished suppressing the octroi duty Ind the imp
on salt and tobacco.
(Fors, aas, awn IVITAIIeI TELD3IIIX3.)

PARIS, Oar. 8.
Marshal Serrano will shortly apply for a loan
of one hundred million reeds upon the London
market against guaranteed hypothecated secu-
rities.

The Queen Isabella is said to have placed her
abdication in favour of the Prince of Asturias in
the hands of the Constitutional Cortes. Senor
Olozaga is still in Paris.

(111110170 X asvrrs's haulm)
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Ocr. S.
The bulletin issued to-day respecting the health
of the Prince Royal states that his royal highness
was subject to much uneasiness during the night.