The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-03 00:00:00

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SAUCE.—LEA and PERRINE
wi oItcENTEKTHIIti SALIM
ILLdelleloo+ c,ndlatest, yresenneedpLeenrenxe
TUB ONLY GOOD EAU
Is preparvd solely by LEA old
Tbe public are repectlslly esstkosed seplast, writ:kin baits.
Dens and 'Weld see that Lea sad Paula taseassare =wrapper.
are
bottle. and stopper.
A.OO for LEA end PERIM SAUCE
Sold vdtolesak and for export by the ProgristorkWeecesew
MlSeses. r BONSE awl BLACKWELL: Mesons 8.0-AY Ana
IN Loadoe. tbe.. &a.; and by paws and &l en universally.

MDLES, (ILYGERDIE, and SOAP.—A Gold
al was awarded at the Paris Fabibition to Price's
]'*test Camslle Omitting (Limited), for "Candles, Glycerine, and '
I...iii"—the only one to any British ethibiter for these three
Vow:. co:ol4mA. The chief candle; of the company are thedr
..GELNION i IS G" Riot " PRICCII PAILAVYIN IL" for these who
mud Miry the extreme tramp/mite, of pure paraffin°, their
s• (.4 'LB NI ELM L PA LAIITIN if," end " 811E1tWOOD PALM [-
TIN t," for those who, while desdring candle* of great beauty, re-
nnin• also atemly brilliancy of light end freedom frml smoke and
Horn , their good old fashioned" Belmont Spina and Wax," end
" Ce-Ms.. "No. 2," " bo. 3." and "Battersea" composites for those
who require only perfect burning without caring for trans-
partite) ; end their "Chamber" candle, bard, and of small Oar
nwter tie amid the stropping of mum when carried. Their DOW
toilet map, " PRI yen SOLIDIMD GLYCLKINB," mutates
half its weight of their distilled glycerine, end Mould be
the one toilet soap In use espedally In winter, because of Pte
admirable effects In preventing chapping of the hands anal face.
There ought also to he In every holm one of the waled bottles
of their patent distilled Glycerine, known everywhere as " Price's
Glycerine," two or three drops of which, mixed with three or
four times m much water, will in a day or two remove chapping
and roussinicss of skin, whether of adults or children ; and
when tide is attested, a single drop of the undiluted Glycerine
applied I'no.' a by will prevent the recurrence of the chapping
:not roughness. inlet on having "Price's Glycerine" to the '
company'. own male! bottles, quantities of cheep impure Mire-
rine being now in.lil in the shops because of the low rate at which
Bus dealers can hay it in amnesiacs° with Price's. All the good
noslical authorities abroad, as well as at house, order " hive's'
as the one only Glycerine to be ascii.
•• Price's New Pistunt sight Lights," for horning in the wide
elvers, are Iwilorel to be the very bast night lights mob.
" Irl,o's Child's Night lights" are known everywhere, and are
excellent for bureibig without a glans.

VANDLES.—A Hint to Pnrchasern.—Do not
V make sure that you know what price you are paying pet
LL pang for your until you
are
gripped them and put
in the wok. Sonic cart' are right weight without the
summers. von... With moderately thick wrappers, Nine with Very
Cock •repncra. mid some an, not nearly right weight with
trappers -however thick. ritiers -WILD MEDAL PALMI-
TIN " Painsitine," "Belmont Sperm." suit Bel-
mont Wax," "hest." " No. 2." Nu. 3." and " Battersea'
(-owing, Pri•a,'s Para/lino," and "Belmoutimi," and all
..... of ericais rigout Candle Company ilituated).
arc hill weight • ithout the wrappers

iIItELIMINARY NOTICE.—(hi MONDAY,
.hbua,) la h, leek;, we shall COMMENCE the SALK of
SILKS, EA [MU'S, GLOVES, and FANCY GOODS,
in I:ee to the sent of LB,OOO, betas the Stock of
lloatorits mot Kremlin, evens! merchants, of Feachurch-
itmet, LA41114,11. sand Dieppe. France—hankrupta.
tBiSDITIONS SW SALE.
Eta). ;trtich• will to' marked to plain ltKuree. The entire Stock
rut 14..141 nt row•iolenkloly less than half.prlee. -BAKES and
51:1,1% It.. 10.0;%Vt.STREKT. opposite Loodult-samet. W.

CItYSTAL SPECTACLES of wan-
k:towel eveellence can unly be Ladd 61, Great Rusead
street, elivame the MUG.' Museum Oates. The very beat steel
trams vrratal tacit.* 151. and Ina—THOMAS HARRIS sad
80N .11.,N the public Wind penmen will their name.
Batabhalml 17'41. No travellers or el M&

(IHLtISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S
G I s nil who court the gay and festive scenes.—
Rowist lc, al acarktAß UIL, a preserver and beautifyer of
tl e hair lust ..0.1 ~11 precedent. Rowlands' Ithlydoe, fur impart,
ins a radiaost I.l.tuu to the complexion and a wanness and dell.
Lacy to the lamb. lITIIIII, and neck. Rowlands' (Monte, or Pearl
ikaditrke, ter wing a pearl like whiteness to the teeth, and fro
Crouse to the Wrath. The patronage of royalty throughout
Europe, their central nee by rank and fashion. and the univer-
sally kl/OWII cMrnsy of those articles, give them • celebrity un-
paitlieted.—Sold Ly chemists and perfumert —ask for" Row-
halt • ',tides.

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1) SCUTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVER
its
never felling remedy, prepared without nay
%Ceding, will he found invaluable to all who suffer [recentness
and liver complaints, indigestion, wind, spawns, giddiness, dint.
ins of the eyes, Lc. For Labitual costiveness, as • family
liwrient medicine' and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly
excellent; mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach,
bey create appetite, pr•mots digestion, and strengthen the
idiots nervous syvt.ric.-Bold by W. Lambert, chemist, 8, King
RUliasswerect, Chad, g-crollb end by most aruaddb...b' b""
and three times the quantity in oce. lid. no awe to
ask for Dr. Scott's haloes and Liver ?Ma The genuine are in a
I blame pees packer., eta .Wllleas Labour' warfraved Os
Nem%

THE OUTBREAK OF FEVER IN Essax.—The out-
break of typhoid fever at Terling has progressed with an
intensity awl rapidity of increase rarely witnessed under
similsr circumstances. Nearly one-eighth of the whole
Population have been attacked, and fresh cases in large
I,,mibers are occurring every day. Up to the second week
of the fever, to the time of Di. Thorne Thorne's appearance
on the scene on behalf of the medical department of the
Privy Council, no steps were taken by the local authorities
to check the spread of the disease. Disinfectants were
ugly dispensed by a tow private individuals, notwithstand-
Inc that their use was urgently pressed upon the nuisance
authority ; and this has helped considerably to swell the
lit of cares, the poison having hail every chance of increas-
ing in intensity and diffusion. Dr. Thorns Thorne has
is .1i foe stJOIP time, and is still, pushing his investigations,
tllaulally with reference to the connection of this fever
with alterations in the height of surface-water.—Brilisk
Molical Journal,
ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. —A quarterly
court of the guardians of this charity was held yesterday
at the offices, :12, Essex-street, Strand, under the presidency
of Mr. It. Smith. The minutes were read and con.
finued. Ile. report of the medical officers was satisfactory
as to the general state of the health of the children in the
8,171”1. The sew building at Beddington, to which the
institution bad lately removed, was much larger and
healthier than the old asylum at Lambeth. Instead of
accommodating only 150 children, 200 could be received.
There were :iris in the school at present, and it was
Proposed to Mei, ase that number to 200 as soon as suffi-
cient funds were provided. The children are brought up
to domestic servants, and apprenticed at the age of 16 or
iato respectable protestant families.
On Wednesday morning a sudden death 00-
tnrrecl at the Militia Damasks., Albion-read, Dalston. It
'livers that Staff• Sergeant Jobs Holden had been for
some hours at the Snider rite drill and on its conclusion
tame into barracks and oomplaie that be bad
Liking throe present to look at side of his heed.
• u examined, but there was no bruise er mark of injury.
immediately after he &mowed far a sewed or two, and
heavily to the ground, life being extinct in a tow
Minutes.

Article 7 of the bill was adopted.
The Chamber adopted an amendment to Art. 8
accepted by the government stipulating that the
army law should not interfere with the liberty of
citizens to travel abroad.
Art. 9 and the remaining clauses of the bill were
passed.
The next sitting of the Chamber will take place
on Saturday.
Count von der Goltz was received this morning
by the Marquis de Moustier, and leaves Paris in
the evening.
Baron Budberg, the Russian ambassador at this
court, who is now at St. Petersburg on leave of
absence, is not expected to return here before the
end of January.
The Moniteur du Soir, in its political summary,
says :—" The year begins under favourable
auspices. Peace is not disturbed in any part of
Europe. Thanks to the wisdom of nations and
their governments it may be hoped that the ques-
tions which occupy the attention of diplomacy will
be amicably settled upon satisfactory terms. The
peoples, enlightened as to their interests and
duties, are called upon to assist one another in their
work of progress, as the object of their common
efforts. The lessons of 1867 will not be lost. The
anarchical attempts in Spain, England, and Italy
have encountered just reprobation from the good
sense of the populations. Faithful to the traditions
of her policy, France continues to fulfil her
civilising mission. The tiniveral Exhibition has
become the symbol of those ideas of brotherhood
and solidarity which form the honour of our age.
At home, France has understood how to reconcile
the principle of authority with the regular exercise
of wise and fertile liberty. The country has availed
itself of every opportunity to testify its gratitude
to the Emperor, and has once more shown in the
recent debates of the Chambers the intimate agree-
ment existing between it and the government.
Abroad, France has exerted her influence in favour
of the peace and general interests of Europe.
" If France has energetically supported the
Pontifical throne, it was because the cause of the
Holy See was that of right and justice based upon
treaties.
" France by opposing the excesses of revolu-
tionary factions has rendered a signal service to the
Papacy, to the government of Victor Emmanuel,
and to the whole of Italy. France, in inviting indis-
criminately all the European powers to facilitate
by the moral authority of their collective counsels
the work of conciliation, has given a new proof of
her political impartiality.
" The government of the Emperor, which has re-
ceived the testimonies of sympathy from various
governments, hopes to cause the practical value of
its proposals to be recognised."
Severe frost has set in, and the Seine is com-
pletely frozen.

PARTS, JAN. 2, Evitrnta.
Upon receiving the congratulations of the Papal
Nuncio, as the spokesman of the diplomatic body
at the Tuileries yesterday, the Emperor replied :
" I am happy to begin the new year as usual, sur-
rounded by the representatives of all the Powers. I
am able to affirm once more my constant desire to
maintain the best relations with them. I thank
you for the wishes you have been good enough to
express in their name for France, my family, and
myself."
In answer to the Archbishop of Paris the Emperor
said :—" The prayers you address to heaven for
the Empress, the Prince Imperial, and myself,
affect me deeply. They spring from a noble heart.
I know that you do not separate religious interests
from those of the country and of civilization."