The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-09 00:00:00

TEI PORTION MAILS.

IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hotel-
and all large Consumers —Marra W. and J. E.
Tanta= well-known Poulterers and Clatanounannara IS,
Little Pultasey-atreet. Ooldearapere, us now EIZILING SOO
YORK WAWA, Sid sad ; nose Para/ Claws, 71 ; be OM
@lrak r Mama, by atio or OR !Raft La arm
dump. Carts toll. parte ovary boar la th. day.

MHZ CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
Indies hes now become an important imbue. Since the
introdactkm of Assam Tee, nearly 40 ears ego, the sear
INDIA IBA COMPANY have, on of ile peat
and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every eammailraV
Ti. Districts, then confined to Upper Amain. have gradeaDy
extended, and Teas from Miter parts of 1.41. are erririntlieue
Miming /meter varieties. The Comparty are now selling
Umber, Darjeeling, Ita, at trots Pa 10d. to is, Id. per lb., anti
China Teas u usnai—Warehouses, No. 9, Greet St. Helen's-
chtmchremi. IlinhoPlgate. Price LIM forwarded on application.

(I AIIOE.—LEA and PE RRIN ll'
1..7
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....wowl.trnutentsz we".

This delicknuicoarhisent, prom otudoeiLemootalassard
"THE ONLY 000 D SAD "
Is prodded solely by LEA and
The public are repertfttly eauticeed &phut irortldaes belt&
dew, had should
bottle, sad we that lee and Perrlas'oemse are as weeps',
AALtstacM and PIIIRINS SAM%
kid wholesale sad for export by the Proprietors, elteeter
Warm moan and BLACKWELL : Kam. .W.M.AY sae
SONG. Leatlea. to.. eloo; sad by groan sad ottomes matvenally.

BY ROYAL COMMAND.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
CILIIIIATID

STEEL PINS.
Sold by all Deegan throughout the World.

IVIIITE and SOUND TEETH are indispen-
eable to personal attraction, sad to health and longevity
by the proper mastication et food. ILOWL/LNDII ODONTO, or
PIAIL DENTIPRICN, compounded of Oriental ingredients, Is
of inestimable value in premiering and beautifying She With,
the gums, and in giving a plumber tramsoos to
:re rant eradicates tatter from the teeth, removes spot
of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
'Mai it impute apeset-ilke whiteness. Price Is. 9d. per bon.
Sold by chemists end perfumes. Ask for lowland's Odonto.

ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from
ot. : tall set train et : on platinised ttlear, pa ed.: tall
wt. on plattsn loa : tdl set, £9 ; as gold, tiara 16a to
rls. ; tall set, from ill to LIS ; ea geld: Na :
extraction by toed sasslieda, Is.: ander : old
sets matted or adored tar. Consultation free. . WASD.
11.11.0. and ever SO pars Radial Dentist to die Protessira.—
Oderdotreet, W., bedroom Dare and Orchard-abaft

lIPTURE B.—The PATENT BELT-
J7.IL)ADATSTING GIOLIIAN TAM. effsabliay IMMO
wa ibbsAis rissommoded by the Ng law am
bad rebid a 11.4. bacesarry graft de pod Tress barn
allkisof rysisftg rever, ummommy orawre am bbs
part altedsd. isirebie aces *NEM bi Irma
aemounsbared wins, or phi beibbi.—J.
IGO abd.Co., No. 1.

1110 UM:MRS.—By Royal Letters Patent.—
1. wErms 6100-1(Allt LEVAL TRIMS Cpielleilied sof
eddleted fa the Addlilliam Mead 10111) Is snowed by wards
of 600 wedded MO le be the met effecenta la the curs
the Isoseismal of Kurd& The see al a sleet se do
hurled la It. of .ct. Y here swede& a eat sass
rand** body, wtdle the meddle redsfts yews' *
the llooseald PA) sad lea* ftsw•lsfaiwielemes
sad
derby ideol
deepaw • a Qatdeurl 16 seyike weet sesesse.
the
laws
he were
. draft new be lad
forwarded *post, as the almeseehnase et the s, me
oft, Ifwe_ladwe
below tie him Dart sat Os the imam, lir.
Wieseddly. Priem les, MOS. 06., ila reetele. le.
As UMBILICAL MTh* sa the ISMS prilleipilL

V .AlTl3l.—The LIITTUOII aoatabis a. aethe
sw iit•Obik milk. pussmi Yrl
wilhostilsdampers.—Nr. 0.10611.177:::
youpora Myymp eel Pois , Lbw
Or Waft), isesmaiallel by the Nalkel Prakteloake
astbar. mil all aid sihalses.
Pe" la. led. 115.111. le" by pook ls. sea Is.

'F_AMIIHRT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
AA so ~sib renek. biro* itrabrbb Os bulb rir
aingla=troly ftelosi mil plearob Is riblarlle
for bormiliab reboring wee* wow.
el 4 rain el ralb:wrir= •irwmplbbt••tl.a:-
.M'"'kb WiriPleradebbelia=Cramerberir=
ib rearlig earearrika lb me SnAr
hana or dem er ff.& bin( Ems br tsar et ordbor
N. as rend la aOw Morro sibs belie b—
awl sob lb W. 1./1010M12. and* ~S.
Zambia. bre II al 1W15.11
brihrr~ad.. Mei A
lira 4b
la. Si lir toritOrr
&Sam
The urn or mews
or bobrel ea Yr deo& • .

I.Tork,
-w._k.

QUEENSTOWN, APRIL B.—The Cunard extra
steamer Twits, hem New York, arrived here at 9.76 t. .
to day, with 61 Aelswepwe. She hooded the deopreehes I
sad ewes power, aed prooseded for Liverposidt
a.m. dll well.

ST. NArrlaa, APRIL B.—The Transatlantic
Steamship Oempany's steamer Louisiana arrived here to-
day, witi 137 passengers. She left Mexico on the 13th
Marsh. The sanitary condition of the Antilles had paw
rall_y improved. Riots had occurred at Port an Priam.
BOMBAY MAIL.—MISHINA, APRIL 8. —The Brit',
with the above mall, passed iteseina at 3 p.m. to-day.

A version, in French, of Xing Lear, by M.
Jules Lacroix, was produced at the Odeon Theatre, Paris,
on Monday last. Tha Aresir National says that great
liberties have been Wren with the original, without much
judgment being displayed, and intimates that the piece
was somewhat wearisome from its undue length. It sp.
pears, however, to have been well received.

CRYSTAL PALLOR. —The palace will be open on
Good Friday from 9in the morning. After 1 o'clock there
will be continuous performances of mired music. At half -
rwitire there will be • grand concert in the Handel
ta, in which Mr. Sims ROOM, Madam* Radom
dorff, Mille. Dreadil, and Mr. Santliy, and Mr. Thomas
Harper and Mr. Levy and the band of the Coldstream
Guards will take part. " The Old Hundredth," "The
Evening Hymn," and " God sem the Queen," will be sang
by the assembled thousand/ Special trains will run from
all parts of the metropolis, and the Midland Company will
run excursions to London. This being an unusually early
spring, the gardens and shrubberies—particularly DMZ the
extinct animal department—are now in great freshness
and beauty, and the grand designs of Six Joseph Parke
in laying out the grounds, become yearly muse appresithed
sa the trees and plants attain • larger growth-and burr
foliage.
TER FORTECOX/110 HANDIL FESTIVAL AT FRS
CRYSTAL PALACR.—The sale of vouchers metering tickets
for the great Handel festival in June next has, during the,
peat few weeks, very considerably exceeded the amountii
was anticipated it would have reached thus early. It was
feared that from the longtiontinued deprommlon • consider-
able falling off would have been apparent in the early pee.
gross of the subscription, but it has not been so, and rela-
tively the prospects of the fortheosaing. festival are can-
siderably in advance of previous memos. At the last
meeting at the clearing house of the superintendents of the
various railways, it was decided to afford the greatest faci-
lities for attending the festival. Three days' excamlone
from long distances, and single day ersursiosia for distances
not exceeding 100 miles, will run for the great rehearsal
day. For the three days of the festival excursion rates
will be given. For the great rebsarial and the gleseieg,
excursions will run from the northern and mid/and dial:lain I
for • distance weeding 200 alba, returning the same
evenhip Such fatalities are among the wonders of the sem
The trials of the metropolitan amateur chorus are now
concluded;
_eaonrke notice will be givea of the private re-
hearsals in Land, which will be deemed regulate. WOO
the increased efficiency of the component wane el the
choir theme will be mush less numerous this beseeefore.
Arrangements have also beta made with the ormitird OM"
tingents. These will also be well rehearsed law eimma
localities. The Wu ef baths ementhena::re Eel
amid at the Crystal Pukes, on limadepm
issuetoff
everything gives good promised a meth te
this undertaking.
TER FATAL* ACCIDENT IN CANNOX-STIUIRT.—YRR-
%Way aa tied wee beld by Mr. WJ. Paine, of at Gay's Haripltel, relative Se. the death of Kr.
Gress Heel*, aged 47 years, who vas killed by
the fall of • quantity, 114.7! iida was being lowered at
Os premises ol the stationers, in
GamemmetreeL Sue Tiect iseritldmisa vothelied the
nes ea behalf el Kers /Kiser mid Mr. Herres
ma
Lang. anima fee the him* el the dimmed.
likessa, mid time the di wee a
old
emnseersial
teiveller, tad he we wades slaw Ciantsmeerese with a
Mr. Feed ea Tuesday beta trim he reseived the =
which resulted in his death. Kr. Feed was Kee
Kra. Jane Retainers, 17 Lasseam Penalasy-leas.
,geweil that the sew • makeit.. MK al peps, being lewseed into
lima indigo Kama Mar wasters et hailinea
le'deek ma Teenier. gapes ',la jibes* In aMe snag
and let Ewa we lamas ef a mums frees sae fear* lisee.Wbra
it got eppeethe the third leerMe reps jerked. led thapapar
fell oat -and camas down on the deemed and rather gen-
tleman. The pelages as pew, ef width there were SO
in the alive
ware ea
• gas. tad a ball keg sad eme
foot wide,. IliEstessetable
.4,7;5 said that he same

:rot II
bald

[ONE PENNY]

OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
(THIS DAY.) 4

7151 =DOWNER WIZETION.
Observing that the ultimate diepimition of the
eedeirmente of the Irish &arch is undoubtedly the difliJ -
milt part of the Irhb question, the Tines asks bow, in
the lest place, east the Stale define religious nem? Are
we to hold the doctrine deeeensed by Mr. Disraeli when,
is an independent member, in other year. he demenaosd
the grant to Mayoooth m at instance of the "Pentheiede.
prinsiple " Are we to estrawwledge that "any body ef
sectaries whisk east prove • somas population to Downing..
Street will be antaidered to haves claim for an endowment"!
The State cannot investigate the tnt► or f►lsehood, pro.
misty or impropriety of weeds, end we should be nom.
polled at last to mewls that to be a religiose see
open which a essiale number of persons can be boned
to agree. We have practically Corns to this in the
applicatios of grants in aid of primary wheels. COG.
*heed in connexion with this deduction, the sentiment
that property once dedicated to religiose oyes must for
ever soma& so applied lases winch of its beanty.
On the other iaed, the dirowifee of endowments from
toliglens to what ere tolled imenhur purpoaes, though
offering less practical dillieralty, is &seven shock to ► sen-
timent which is still very powerfeL The operation was
performed with a rode band at the time of the refornut.
tine, and it is notorious that many of oar embility owe
their origin to the spoliation of the religions fraternities.
The emetitneseles will have to decide upon this difficalt
problem. dr. Gladstone reserves this question by him,
resolutions for their determination. The public mind of
the three kingdoms will dienice it between this and Bert
spolag, and when the disestablishment and disendowmenl
of the Irish churn!' are ratified at the hustings, the dispo-,
sition of its revenues will remain to be decided.

THE BRITIsH MINT.
The DailN Jim draws attention to a pamphlet just
Issas& entitled " Our Sham Army and How to Make it a
Real One," by Capliain W. It. Phipps. The first defect
which he notices is in oar almost utter want of trained
°Moan for either militia or volunteers. In the militia
there is but one month of training in the year for either
capers or men, and the raw officer can lean little in that
time. Heim in the midst of raw men whims his own blunders
cenfluin, sad who cannot teach him. Oat of 1,596 offices' in
the militia only 232 had ever served with regular troop~
the only way in England of acquiring s military educe.
Mon. Among the volunteers probably hardly a tenth even
of that number were in the like situation. In our general
military organkition he points out bow there is a deb•
canny in all thaw subsidiary nr►iom which are newmary
to the use of an army in the Geld ; how, with the ex•
*option of the Royal Artillery, there is no regiment which
is not dependent on external sources for its oommisamiat
and train, while such external scourer do not, in fact, exist;
how, while the men are wearied with perpetual routine of
elementary drill, there are no camps of instruction in the
proper sense for superior °fawn ; and thus how we have
neither an army that can move, 'maims who know how
to move it if it could.

THE VOLVETLER REVIEW.
The Telegraph suggests the propriety of abandoning the
parade movement, and making every step subordinate to
' the sham fight. A place for our volunteers must be found
in the general military system of the country, and the
annual assemblage of vast bodies must be entrusted to the
control of an authority capable of applying their energies
to a woeful purpose. The good folks of floutbses
will be jest as much gratified by the sight of bat-
talions en route aa by the more formal marching
is open columns of companies. By cutting the
masa pest one of the programme, and conducting
the operations with vigour sad regithirity, the mesas
lass of sB concerned may be saved. Lord Rae-
lagh's scheme of organisation, whatever it ia, may be
totally beside the mark, and wholly unacceptable ; but be
has the merit of having persistently signalised a glaring
defeat, and he is certainly entitled to boast that the Ports-
mouth transaction amply arrant, the application of the
word " sham " to the volunteer army, considered in its
relation to actual service.

The Post hopes there will be no breakdown in the com-
missariat. A journey of eighty miles down, a hard day's
work, and another journey of the same distance back
afterwards, must nacesserily make those who undertake
it need substantial refreshment. It would be as well,
however, perhaps, if the volunteers were to pro-
vide against accidents by taking with them some solid
and condensed food, which could be packed in small
sompem, and would serve them at a pinch. There
are many men, and some of them the finest and most
spirited, whose oeganiaation and temperament, being of a
highly nervous character, does not admit of their fisting
for many hoar, without a doprerion of the vital forces.

&term' Taut.—Wednesday next Easter Term
sad tin Lord Chancellor will bold his first levee,
sad the newly appointed judges will attend—Lord Justice
Page Wood, Lord Justice Selwyn, Vine-Chancellor Gil-
tar and Mr. Juetiee Hannon.

TH2 VICAR or FROlti AND TEI RrITAL
—We are informed (says th. Both Chronicle) that the
Maar of name will not oomply with the (led aim of the
Dean of Arabes in the St. Albino's sad Teignmouth cases,
and that he is resolved en ooatinsing the ritualistic prac-
tices prohibited, munely, the mixing of the chalice, the
elevation, and the comiac.

THZ FILZSDON OF PREACHING Ut ITALY. —The
Italie of Florence mays :—" We regret to Loam what is
' taking plan at Leghorn. M. Ribetti, Italian Protestant
in this city, is being prosecuted for a speech ea
re suttees. Oa the 26th of January last took phme
the interims* of four young Oaribatlimas who had died In
the hospital at Rome from wounds received at Meats*,
and had been brought to their native city for bmiaL As
ass of them was a Protemeank M. Rib** attended the
funeral and delivered an &damn The sposech is before us,
but we have not to examine the question of its opportuae-
sees et the doctrines maintained to it. The sews of it was
this : 'ln order* go to Boma, and * rasa* the" a
commencement mast be male by mantling souls in
nal.' attain from that pellet, the athaister &shred
that he peembri Mirka in esafemsity Mak the Ompel,
sad • different from what he leaked epee Amen
sapmYtiaaa.' If the address had home a Mamba of
insult and Meissen the royal prommter of Leeman add
no doubt bare bleu justited *dim**
bat such does not appear to be the man Us= °Mt
more ample infamatioa we shall 'amide, the seal of that
fwastirmary as in contradielica with the spirit of the Ita-
lian remhition and we tragl that the Minister of Jawlike
will take steps to prevent tie mainlines of inquisitorial
habits among us."

Longing limn. —The condition of the milk sup-
to the ishektimes of Lemke bas bean isvestigated
ly the Draiiii IrMdiei imasol, end • amend report pea
it appose Ode week. Aseseding to the data
• series al eltemisal anapests Ify Dr. Dittrto FAL:7*
seems that oat of 16 maples of Wll, is the
Bayrwater, Essidagten, and Helixes cob es*
proved
to be la is Mend Maas, all the ethos
more or Ism watered and deprived al
cream Ose eposiams, for masa*, proved to be
newlywake asellow to lave km mere than
ball its erems, Midis being ddisled with water. • seems
of empties quart for two Mike maples was head le
bone to' sagessers wMig tope the mks pm%
Mot sea mimes I. Ihismobse br so
pure bind tie fad that milks v
e game, essmdsed co this sad the Est repets,
=sl: 1:a1 to be oielteented, sad gra Me two somples
reverted es—one seer seal vas el the proviso ossoshm.—
whisk were isms leehmsast. woo said at loorpesas
per guest, maw show fist aduitera•
hem and delsrlemedka la Ike silk Wade is set to be
seesgsliel for ijiseg sass lark el pelt on the Meg.
swim Wish. On is sae el the moo City of the
milk we am teas god the prate of the mares,
r Cre....v.r. Fe.?
publie—wks, bo it knows, can law o~fsd "ed bp tho dlo smelyste. ender Os rood Arkillessies net, for
so far Moldy Asir laterals as
ii4l4ll=-Tailse trouble to sessaida AM pare is
is lila
At /Asedeen, the botler al an engine in the lino
oniimeet pram d
oor es Trader altsraleyannoult
the raa del
andg dderoble dames to
Iserettsbe•
Ihnovisan ora] Cte., Itstizeirr, MP the boMt
twee of whisk, am the spoisighser Ad Irish
by e sleeks, la pnitatmeretafat
stliel eggs sett soma. grelsgms co
umonts sad Os. BMW tor a, Deadiele
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M saw tibia lomat orltaaloos VIM tad • •70" will •0111 *ago 11•0•
tart Awn iLroataylionailiiiiiivek r• , tpudaid d• 10 the moo al
241:1441 bat oak thooe tarn. TM oily woody will to bo IMIll• iir
adopt or
_ .- -.-; • . Moto wore Ands awls eat. Qs moo trailArmatilba at Yr add_
tbs. It tabs a mama to •-I
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FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, DAMASKS &C.
LOWY MUM
Patt,rna CIUI be forwarded to the Country Free.
T. VENAIILKi & WM. 1.011)0N, K.

FIRST-CLASS SILKS tt FANCY DRESSER
LOWVT
Patterns sent to the Country Free.
T. Ye:NAMES d &t 't, LONDON, L

FIRST-CLASS DRAISTPERY,MIMS. DIANTLES, &c.
LOW
"MAO PM.
T. VENABLID3 d 80101. LONDOg. Z.

FIRST CLASS MOURNING.
LOI IST ►ucae.
Patterns sent to the Country Fres.
T. NEN %Urn ot nONA. LONDON, E
Established nearly halt a Century

FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c.
LoWL,T
Al: 11lustaated Trice List Poet Free.
T. VENABLE.% & 84.1110,
103, 104, and 105, White,"L
streeapcl, and 6,4, 6, and B. Commercial.
t, London.

BORW ICE'S PURE
AKING PoWD:lt le the
BEST. —Ask for and have only
ORWIt ICS PURL BAKINO YOWDSR.
Sold everywhere.

HENRY BRETT and Co.'s "0. D. V."
Yr RE BRAN DY, 18e. per gallon and 36e. per dos., recom-
mended by the medical protecalon. in
_il~tD case fur the country SOL,
Inclusive oi railway carriage.-11olborn-bare, and 30, ,Regent IL