The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-24 00:00:00

FIRST CLAM SHAWLS, MANTLES,
LOWIIII7 PIO=
• Canino
rm.
Price lists ant
rtes.
. .

FIRST CLASS ,MOVRNISO, Carriage
Etta
•
slotberus to the Motto
Pram

FIRST CLAPS LINENS, OCiTTON GOODS,
UMW rum
Canino
Tree.
Tattertis sent to the Country
Free.

fTI VENABLES SONS, 103,
T. 104,
105,
WHITECHAPIL,
2, 4,6, & 8, Commercial-greet
LONDON.
Esoabllebed nearly ball a Century.

FIRST CLASS DRAPERY, LowEsT PRICES,
t ening.
Free.
rattans sent to the Country
Fero

FIRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS,
LAYLITES,
LOIFE.T MICK!.
Carriage
Free.
' Price List wit
Free.

FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS
BEDDING,

Au Illustrated Catalogue se•l Yrse.
UPHOLSTERY.

To VENABLES AND SONS,
va.
104
and
106,
WILITS.CHAPIL.
and
S. 4, C, .4, S. COMMERCIAL-STREET,
LONDON, E.
Fatslathed nearly half
A Century.

SAIIOE.—LEA and PERR IN Er
WOE. BAUM
Tbh delicious condiment. Pronounced by nonnetatenly
"THE ONLY 1100 D SAWA,"
h prepared solely by IRA and PI:REIM.
The public are repecttully cautioned amainst worthless imitn.
dons. aad should sem that Lea and AMU' ISMS are ouwrapper,
laDel,bottie. and
ASK talineriA and PERRIER IIIiUCE.

Said wbok;sles"lll;rar erport4Llti;;frotafatOia Warcaatar ;
Beers. CROSSE and BLACK ; Hawn. BARCLAY saa
SONS. Lanka. de., dc.: and by groan and annum wilyermarly.

TVIIIEY, TAILOR,
.1 no. PENCHI:RCA-STRUT, IEO,
;Nearly oppoidto Mark-looe.)
Perfect Ming Ganneota. Moderate climes.
Note the addroo-1" r/INClitatCli-STRILLT, CITY.

puma of TAILORS has been our registered I
Mark since we received the Exhibition him Medal
for style, and excellence, and wo eoliths' to pubibb the
billions on account of the great demand and flattering terms
with which they bare been received, representing gentlemen of
rank and leading 111., of ton, in the costume patronised by the
Elite of ~bean monde. Pathless post tree, with list of prices,
commencing with our celebrated VA. fancy or black doe tronsere
cloth vests, re ed.: cults of super black cloth, ISM : suite of
fancy Treed, aft. :heshoweap. riprool overoos=l., andcat superior
.
played, and am tually
rial pm. our sserriarita over ell Com.
=7.—T. and HARMAN, In, 'Um WUllastatreet, Loudon-

RUPTURES. —By Royal Letters Patent.
WHITES ROCA( AIN LXV7.R TRIM (perfected sad
exhibited in the Exhibitions, MU and 186t)is allowed by upwards
of NO medical men to he the most offeetiminvestiee in the cora
tire treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel epdati often
hurtful In ita effects. is bare avoided. • soft bamboo Earn
round the body, while the requisite twist*/ power is ea led by
the 310 C-MAIN PAD and PATER? LITER: Ettmi with so taudims•
and closeness that it cannot be detected. and may be von
during sleep. A descriptive dressier may be had, and the truss
forwarded its poet, ea the eireuntficence of the body. two lashes
below the hips, Ldag sent to the maker, Mr. WRITE. M.
Piccadilly. Prices, las., Ms. SW id., and Ms. od. Pause, le
An UMBILICAL TRUSS on the same principle.

HARRETS CRYSTAL SPECTACLES ol
known encelletos asa oily be bad at &2. Great Massed
street, opposite the TI MM Memo OGLES. Th• very best steel
lbs. sad Iea—THOYAS ELARRIa and
Rasa
&VON Use woolta ealdost Penolat dated 616615 alma
lestablisteml IMO. No velars ea mode.

MIL HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST,
6!, rectetreet
♦t home from 10 till A Caere'Wien Free.

ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from
Est ; full set ham AA ; on pledsdeed silver, 7a ; tall
set, RA ;on phallus, 10e. full sea ; on told, from 15a to
foll set. from Ll 2 to "16 ; stopping, ta. ; sold, lOs
alma= by local malteds. 65.: under chloroform, Ds.: old
sets reined or allowed for. Consultation tree. lir. WARD,
M.D.&, imd over Id years 'radical Dentist to Os PrOIOSSMIO.
118, Ilxford-etreet, W., between Duke and Oreberdetreeto.

JOHN GOSNELL sad Co's CHERRY TOOTH
PASTE Is greativ superior to my Tooth Powder. siege the
Teeth a penrt-like whiteness, necktie the enamel tram decay,
and inserts a pleasing tresranoe to the breath. Prise la ed.

JOHN GOSNELL and Co's PATENT
TIIICHOSAYON, ow newly-invented HAM-BRUSH, the
peculiar mechanical construction of which socomplishes the
two °prelims of claiming and polishing stunittaneouily. PS,
UpparTbaniewst, late of ltilweelLing-ct.,Lombard-st..Losidos.

DA"'B ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT.
Au invaluable prevention for paining broken chins,
glass, earthenware. woods, cabinet-work, and tasty 'Moles of
every description, with extrema strength and Mabel. remark-
able for the great tadllty of nsing it. Aa there are several dl.
gutostal imitations of 1210 Dimond Cement, the public an
avoid failure end illiappohoteneot only by atriet canton is, pur-
&acing sone witlant Ike signalstre *. R Davy" ow the wrsp-er.
Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous
to his invention. N.R—Manntactured by BARCLAY ant flUle,
No. SS, lairlegdos-atrest. Mee, Is. per bottle.

Pries la,
now to RINIW LIVE; or, the Treatment
sod Cele el nommattes. lllatulenca. and NATOUS Aloe-
flow peculiar to Men.—By JOHN Heaver, M.D . F.A.S.. Londe&
Dean ,al Sou. 46, ludgatrhill, LC.

POTTER, 29, Dnke-strea, Piccadilly
E. (ne.rly opposite the Burllngtoo•arcade`, Importer el
the Monet Brands of HAVANA Cl4MitB—idz., Parteart
bera Flue do Cuba, Cabanas, Henry Clay, Prindpe de
Upmenne, lottniklad, La Xatllde, Legithnidad. To •
seen In Clears the above are eepeelaily recommended u being
really asst-elsas.

TofCULTIVATION TEA in the Mot
Rllles ban now booms an lerportsnt feature. Since the
Introduction of Antra Tea, sairV 40 man ago, the EAST
INDIA TEA COM lAN V' have, on account of Its great strength
and exquisite finvotirt pronloted In sale by every minas. The
Tea Districts, then confined to i.". 1: Asmara, have gradually
extended, and Team front other of India are arriving, thus
offering greater varieties. The empany are now selling nem
Lacher, Darjeeling. &c., at from Ts. 10.1. to to dd. per lb., and
China Teas u renal.—W..rehouses, No. 0, Great Bt. Helen's-
ehurchatd, Blakeman. Pries Ina lergrarded on appliance.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

HOUSEHOLD WORDS. ConductedbyCHAßLis
Inmate.

HOUSEHOLD WORDS. ConductedbyClimuss
Dictums. Cheap nitlon. Well printed on good /leper.
Sispenee monthly. Para L-140 llenna—wiik the MAY Yegaetrea,
London : Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paterneeter.row.

WILLS AND REQUESTS.

The will of General Sir Thomas William Browns
Brothertoo, G.C.8., colonel of the Ist Dragoon Goaids,
formerly of Upper Brook-street, Grosvenoragnarc, and late
of Ether, Surrey, am proved in the London Court on the
2nd inst., by John Wm. Brotheitoo, Esq., the son ; the Rev.
Ju. Palma, of Idernsca, Yorkshire; and Geo Lake Esq.,
of Lincoln's-inn, the as eremite?, and trustee.. The
pereensity was sworn ender 30,0001. The will h dated
Dee. 19. 1865; and two codicils, September and November,
1866. The gallant general died Jan. 20 last, at his country
residence, aged 83. He had *erred with distinction In
Egypt, under Sir R. Abercrombie, and in the Peninsular
War. To Lady Brothertoo, who is provided for under
settlemeet, he has bequeathed all his jewels and erns-
mental of the person and an immediate legacy of 2001. The
plate to be held as heirlooms. To each of his daughters
he loaves as annuity of 2001. ; to his said son be has de-
' vised his freehold states and appoints hiss residuary
um",
Trhe will of Charles Gray Round, Iraq., of Birehdeall,
near Colchester, Essex, was proved in the registry at Ips-
wich by James Inglis. Esq.. sad Anthony W. Freeland,
testator's nephew, of Lincoln's-Inn barrister-at-law, the
joint acting executors. The personalty was sworn under
120,0001. The testator died, December 1, 1867, at the
age of seventy, having executed his will August, 1866,
and two codicils, October and November, 1867. The
testator was formerly M.P. for North Essex, a'magistrate,
, chairman of the Essex Quarter Sessions and recorder
of Colchester. He has bequeathed to his ;rife an ennui
of 4,000/. an immediate legacy of 500 f., and the
dance of of Birch-bull; and gives her she right of nomination
to the &drowse's of Birch and St. Runwald, Colchester.
He leaves 1,0001. to the Reolesiasticel Commissioners for
the augmentation of the living of St. It univahL Be
bequeaths to the Essex end Colchester Hospital 2501.,
and a like sum to the honorary fund of the Aldham and
United Parishes Insurance Society, free of duty. His
freehold property and the residue of the personalby,
subject to any claims, be loaves to his nephew, James
Round, Esq.
The will of Mrs. Louisa Bonstoun Douglas relict of the
Rev. Alexander Honetoun Douglas, late of Eaton-square,
was proved in the London Court under 100,0001. per
by Rear-Admiral Wallace lioustoun sad Frede-
rick John Blake, Fp., the joint sot* executors sod
trustees. The will is dated August 21, 1856, and a codicil
October Zi, 1867 ; and the testatrix died March
12 hat. She bequeaths to her niece Louisa, who
was living with her, all her diamonds, book', pic-
tures, be., absolutely ; and bequeaths all her other
levy and ornaments of the person between her said niece
Louisa and her other nieces: There are numerous specific
and pecuniary bequests to her pereemal Mends, and legs,
ties to her servants. The plate she leaves to Alexander
Houston. Her freeholds and the residue of bar personal
property she bequeaths to Admiral Wallace Houstosin, son
of Sir Robert Honstoun,K.C.B.—llloatrated LoncloaNtics.

THE ROYAL VISIT TO WALES.—The Oswerfry
Adrertierr asps:—" It is very currently rumoured that
the Prince and Princess of Wales will return front Car-
narron by way of the Aberysthith and Welsh Omni and
Cambrian Railways, slaying at Has Maohyalleth, the Walsh
residence of Earl Vane, for lunch. There woold sot be
much difference in the distance boleros this rents to
England and the other, and the mom on the route is
incomparably move beautiful."
SHAICIMPEARen BlRTMDAY.—Yesterday, at Bir-
mingham, a Shakemeare Memorial Meaty was formally
I opened by the Mayor (Mr. Thomas Avery), and it is urea to
the public for ever through the corporation. This co
contains every edition of the poet's works. and includes a
large portion of the entire nom of Shakespeare literature.
There is Halliwell'e edition in 14 volumes • and Mews.
antiserum and Co. have made • valuable emitribution ; 1111
hove also Mr. Charles Knight, Mr. George Dews= Mr.
Sebastian Evans, Mr. S. M ' anisa and others. The me-
naced= have expended a sum of 6001. In the Storing-op a
room at the Free Reference Library for the reception of
them interesting and curium collections. In honour of
the event the Mayer entertained a numerals party at
dinner at the Royal Hotel.
ADMIRALTY, APAIL 23. Arronmengre.
Lieutenant Hodo Lance, to the Juana Ilishhip•
men George do C. Egerton, to the
,Liffery ; Charlea IL
Hawker, to the Ocean, and J. W. Biagio, to the Rodney.
Naval Cadet &beard Stevens, to the Rodney. Naval
Cadets, nominated, George Hui and Arthur Baeon.
=l=Edwin J. Pearce, to the In&s, for Clinker ;
T. Page, to the Indus. for Black Primal. Pint-
clam assistant engineer Nicholas H. Bowe, to the
Bustard.
Quennwroww, APRIL 24.—The Inman lidaysl
Mail steamer City of Boston mimed hare at 10.30 am.
to-day, embarked mails and pearangers, and penoreded
for New York at 3.40 p.m. All well.
AortwrigriThur. ROYAL COMPANY (LimrtAD).—The
fourth annual meeting d this company was held mantis,
at the Salishmi Hotel,Sellsbury-equni ;Mr. H. Ttetheiry
in the chair. T'ke report of the directors was read * Mr.
W. H. Lewis, manager and cemetery The htedireor of
the year shows a difference of 1,44111. Ith. 44 In
-
favour of the past as compared with the
year. Considering that hotel business
lmbeen so unsalinfaotory d • 18:t14
increase is encouraging. In the firm thaw menthe of
1868 the returns were 3001. in advance of the Mine period
of 1867, and if this pregrese continues diming the whole
year, it will yield an inseam of overl,lool at aim next
meeting. The premien sublet nearly pay the ermsad rent ,
of the whole property. Captain Dew, one el thip dire°•
tors, has died during the year, but It ie act at
present to All up the vacancy thus createdat board.
Mows- Cisyden and Congreve, retiring were
reldwited. TMs report was wiardnumaly dupe* A cor-
dial vote of thanks to the directors and monetary termi-
nated the proceedings.
A Horrwrr swum, nr EEXCITTIOA—The Ten-
d:lag Hundred Railway, a short lime running from the
Grogassiora near Coldwater, has been mind under an
sounstisn from the sheriff of Ram. The railing. stook
to the Great Zagora, end cannot be wactea, but
auctioneer basansonneed the sale at the
tind of board-room and other property 6116.1111

(urna's numaics.)
SPAIN.
DEATH Of MARSHAL NARVARZ.

11ADRID, Arsu. 23.
Ilatuhal Waryaez died at eight o'clock this
mornin& •
It is betleved that the present ministry will con-
tinter in 'arum =dew the presidency of Senor Arra-
sola, Molder of State.
At the sibling of the Congress to-day a communi-
cation was mad to the home from Senor Arrazola,
the proffrisional President of the Council, request-
ing that theedttino might bo suspended until the
changes In the Oabinet occasioned by Marshal
Nervneeedecealie should be definitively completed.

REDIIOEION OF MILITARY FORCES BY
ER41131, PRUSSIA, AND AIIt3TRLL
• • ! BERLIN, APRIL 23, Evrarnm.
A ramp was current on the Ronne to-day,
that France Prussia, and Austria had agreed to
effect a radiation of their military fortes by means
of furloughs.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Aria 13, E'vEtnia.
The imosear haesiisbrseteemitsgraph• letter
to the piles of Justice, instructing himi to sub-
mit a list at criminals to be amnastisd.on the occa-
sion of the Empress's confinement. In consequence
di the wish exp....4+y the ireversiment that the
parties in the Reioluirath should communicate their
views on tie Army Bill, club meetings have been
held by them to discuss the bill. The club of the
liberal patty resolved that the principle of a ggecnneral
liability to military service should be aooepted,a cer-
tain intsetal, however, to elapse before the new
system should come into foree. It was, moreover, re.
rolved ths the period of semis* in the line should
not at the most exceed three years, after which the
men would belong to the Lanciwehr, and also that
the principle of the unity of the army should be
upheld. ILe dab of the Left also decided that the
Army Billounit be based upon general liability, to
militare service without prejudice to the privilege,
of the Reichsratli to sanction the yearly contin-
gents of recruits. The time of service in the line
and otherwise should be as short as possible.