The Express. — London, England, 1868-08-08 00:00:00

• •ry i , • `'•1""0 1: • - es c==TCl~ O y~ ~ .BaBl ,„ ,R Pi :- . 11 '. ,- r t ozr,c I i it f hantrrt,P., PP:rilifTX:l 3 117 ,• , . 4_ r l N •,, • 4 .. • .-- aft. • '' 1.'"""11 . . -. , • . . --_ '' ..... . . P . . —— —, .. 1 A li tt •P + ." -..';.--31:4-i't 4 1* . :;1 •.'IV . . 't . . a tio l . f • r • . 4•V , • :L.: '.... 4v If op o r •.. ~. 11 . . • t § _ Au 1662 -,... REGEWED 1 . . I$ ' • . ' . AA 1 1 ; -"... '..... • • '. ' 0 ...;,e•••.•••••: "..46"1"4"idha' . ' .• , - ' • AI • • • 1 . ONO ,A--.-r 2 I LONDON, SATURDAY EVE' V = lISTI4•LA:k.3 O 4IIA FROM Al3doA 0 • ... .., , . DIIOIIHII astrrims UINIFY.) ; : . I, r: ' I f RANGE.' , . . . . retas. Aud•ueg• 1 Ler Rtiiiiii 4 y haitan,inthrriew at I p,ta..to-clay with of Xarguis de •Xonsticr. The' Pais jeirn d state that Qiiiiee Victoria reteireed the I visit otttke Fanpresseltugenit' yesterday:- •• Wit is lipootroot . .r M the request of the ..Rmprem the Queen 44 not pay her 0 return visit. .' • .. The action of M. Rochefort cigainst MM. !Rader and Martha,' for libel, was decided to-day in favour of the plaintiff; who obtained damages to the amount of, 3,000 frame. In the suit brought by M. Staniar against M. Rochefott, the latter was ordered to pay 600 franca damages. -• • , ING,i, • AUGUST 8. 1868. (STAMPED ld. A corn ONA ONE PENNY: • \ I it• • limite t , ) nit o'er B p h' U. ... 40..-111.3 N. LI, i;..rot.rt ' v • v -1 - .194rA; t.rtwo JAE t, ,•,1 Till:iv-I.A V. A rz In 14. 7.4 h Imx Bi.tot• • ..• 11 to 14, n , u.E2 t.i.l Et ;• 4.1 :M. -Atrly to I;HAVIANI !.1 V. : or to 1•1111.1.11 . 1 . A. OrtAVF:4, Croos•larte, Great Tow.:l, S'i 1.14.1•.1, Nu. ;!..0, COHNII 'l\ll h EY.- The LEYA NT HERALD, the load - ing (end °WI- Eng& E) "journal in 140-11 cy, C.. Inrgoly, j .st the. I ittomun rxr.pire, do Levr,t, R maim. ort.l PcnifiL. Aro. al . L serpt ion. L 2 A. M.—le PrEAKET, 311, og,mt.:l: • ii/Ett.Mobut; irtoM ,alesmel therefrom, the owners being requested_ to attend before the • committee for ap proval. Each application was then considered on its own silents, it being essential that a can ' dilate, to be successful; - should have resided for several years in the same parish, not be a reci pient, of parochial relief, be possessed of certificates of good character from his last employer, and belong to one of the t trades for which a demand existed in Canals. It was only on these conditions being complied with that any candidate was finally approved of. As before mentioned, the number of persons desir in gto emigrate was solarge, thatthe corn mitteehave been enabled to exercise a very close and rigorous choice, and while it is quite possible that some undeserving persona may have evaded the general scrutiny, there 1 ,7 every reason for believing that, on the whole, those wise have been seat out by_ the committee are the very persons which would be chosen by the Canadian Emigration agents, ' had they the power of exercising their elms ce. The feeling in favour of emigration is spreading daily in East London. The reports received from many of those who have been eent out to Canada by the committee are of such an encouraging cha racter, that the friends and acquaintances of gm successful emigrants are naturally desirous of fol lowing them ; and there can be no doubt that with .sufilcient aid from the public, a very large scheme of well-organised and well-directed emi israti‘n might be set afloat for the benefit of the unemployed poor of East London. If care were takes' to ascertain beforehand _from the- we*" colonies the precise descriptions of labour most' urgently required, sothet on tJaeirarikvalitihrX be at once provided with employment, no ditticillty• whatever would be experienced in fusding the re quisite kind and number of emigrants. • ;11 '1 WLS L -END ti11.%11 , 5 ',11...41,4.1.Ln. COLON IA L • It i IiALTA wad the MEDITERK. NPIA,N, the direct Route to remit, Turtc7, Ind* M.,* no_l 43.1. ' SALTA Tat_ Mind UNITIiD MOE tote d upw•rd• of 19 ream reme•••• • 1 4 .7 1 =0 1 •00• 1 • 0 • 4 . in the above-named eountaie•—(4. IfflitgEr. 30. Uo • NAViILITIoN ' . 4‘ E A Al ..(•MPANV. •• • P . p.:it.7.C:d by Aet of Purlitarn,•rt I 11 it', 11 , ADV L 'MIS! NO omen,. tfttliTlON.-- 0. STREET been to inform Atlver s- P that VILES of all the LRAM NO MELBOURNE) and ..11.cr RALIAN, COI/.NIA 1., INDIAN, and FOREION .11, I' R!., AI le, am Opt at 31.. I},rnhill, for iruippotina, and tbo bent Advice be evil, to parties dedroun of availing theenetilvee of the..: Koran& of publicity. Advert/Ayr& are cautioned saaluirt re pi,. orations made on behalf of any particular medium. CANADA. - (lIIEBEC DAILY 110.101LNki CHRONICLE. •Large oiruulation. Wido Sold for Weer: Ems. Contains intelligence front ell peril of Canada—Hank aad other Share Lista—Timber—Price Lista, Ste. Weekly . I= lola per annum; daily, 24 annum.-0. annom.. STREET, 30, .. , 1.,: 7 . 1 . .;1;1'L: . , i . - r. 7. 7 t , 1.;;::1;;;;. , 1 I:IV EN, that tho Hi F YLAI4I.I , ~p. , 1111:\44 of the Proyr:, to, of tl.o. ,opkAy w,ll ~ t, , • •t. Company'. 011ie., 71, Lomhartt-ttrret, on 1111.2. A. I A • . „ ac _tit look mmisel), pursuant tA, the A .t ..1 „., , • • It. ti arrnot th.• loom I bnAinorA, and to declare the thy' I 41 . •I I.hr If year ondnag June :to nem, op, A t.t.4. MATOIN I'll ATT. q,---,•Ari T - -- - - HE CONTINENTAL PRM.-ADVEETISE m- EteD4 RECEIVED at G. STREETS, V't OortehllL CANADA. —The best daily paper at Toronto is the LKADEB. which asiorc a lama and Inners' ainegt: and Weeds to advertisers an eneellent opportunity for sennomente.-0. ILITP-NET, 110, 1 , 1, I-. I sum L.4ul uON and WISH ii 'NO/RANCE COMPAN Y. I Vt. F Dale-Fit 11,2, 1.11.4 . 11.0 . 0 ; 7, Coro hill; and CharinP -14;11.i. Tao 'tweeted funds now amoun t to 13,101,065, Oat Me revenue to and of the life to 1 . 159ye1d. ype remlesate rat. ..1 potation', with • twaraateltd hOmte for the M. r Miele" of this company and their value as rpeetal arm rjtice to third porta..., reader them partieularly 11 bola leech" leave in wranttd on reaeonable kerns. and claims are MV Si days eller adauacion. JOHN ATIUNS. Itneklent Secretary. R- S INDIAN and COLONIAL ltdß ki CANTLIZ DIRECTORY,III474. Prim' 10e. Id. mosttive,lls. Mt QTRkET'S it CANTILE Pll collet-tad at • glowt following *woo: IDI AN and Oa ILONIAL hAilge #thapadOce BAREADOEI3.—The WEST INDIAN is imened twit* wok, and powwow • vall-amiabllibld regulation id as eserll.l4 dreaktion.-0. BTRZET, 80, Oornhill. India 1 7 alc . utta Dttay Mawadras 7st — esets es the Bente /dries, *e. Cana Town Caftan Graham:Mown Port Fdixonetb et. Helena Enemas Loon. Canada: Montreal Taiiiii earewinco TaXiiew Taiskei Macao ICAO ° FOREIGN, sad COLONLLI) AL. ADVSZTLSINO 071470, ao, Oosab , . - • COl/027!A1 NEW “ N ti o tPEßB from all PA . WS,: PRIII3BIA AND ITALY. VIENNA, Avow!' 7. I the New Free Preis of to-day asserts that Count tressionilute received instructions from the Berlin cabinet to confidentially remonstrate with the Itislian_government on the rumoured alliance be tween Prance and Italy, and to recommend stead As allianoe between Italy and Prussia as ems advantageont. Acoterdlng to the MOM gr . t . irs.clpin is _: also . instructed to NULLS °" Z` tljao°d- operat ion -PlT nO t r n prO=Ssl full* rthe - *orient bat now • * the results sidefeh were• 1 1141. 161 sehielvillt•. Penni& is ready to the - issisite #lo,fas4 Ugly !fella' deass Alto askaawlArs the advantages which may be 'attained. In the contrary ease, Germany will have to consider the etpediency of a strategical co-operation with the haw national party The New Free Press adds : —" Ws ecenmmulate this information ender re serve." In the political circles of Vienna these statements of the New Free Press are not believed to be authenticated. FUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Empowered by Special Art of Parliartemt. Fel Life Alealllneti, Msturtiorug Tr Annuities, a of nd Guarantee of Fidelity in trAb Allshabad Evenly /Imre* Danislore Bseeein Cavapor* Daces Delhi movie, gurnielee Lahore irsapore llouln!em ja =ladi lo a Ct aka anus. Eastern Arthipel ago, to.: tk I:more Penang Manila Australia:" liddney ehi& Brisbane Perth. New Zealand: Auckland QTREIST'S INDIAN and OOLONIAL /111114-' OAVITILE DI IIIICTOEY. Prise 1 OIL ; pest Seek US OIL etKOTION.—G. STREET begs to idol= s ti rer tha ntsW, _ a ogiz ib o Ta e lbi l " C) , sad JOI/RNAJAS era rat as to, , tee *tyke will be styes to puttee ot Ikea abeam of saltleits. AlAyettlseesr s Sts/FerfisSew staistiose made on MAU of say n.Trart oraw.—General Blr FREDERIC SMITH, KR., F.R 8. payable dune. life—lmbsputable—Not liable to forfei t', Annual 'Dome exam& Three Hundred and Fur l Thou sand Found& Th ,. A n nuity Tables, olforlag epeafel advantages to w agy,, aadlull of the Popolar il ainelplee of tbia fecietp. Id win be forwarded to appli be ... : Hml South and Ceatral AMISPI6I., West In . dim B o de Jandro Ayres Vegetates Betebebtk,ex United Kingdom: • • Langan Liverpool Glasgow Bristol llanehastrir BBrmingham el:held, STREAT, BROTHERS.—W E r3i~IJ3 pances, 1, Beria-olnek W.C. - • . i 14; RED-HrLL ESTATE (EAST SURREY). l THE . COptftE4VATIVE . LAND Boer-Erin FoonZi; airleTp . iGreh STREET, 6., No. 90, Oornhill. WU I nate, to be blotted THURSDAY, Aurae! 13th. bait • Mile from Ited•hill Junction, twentTooe miles from i". ing situate et the point where the toads from Warwiok .red from Red-hill Common unite and torn of, by the For- Arm, to Reigate- It is thus most conveniently situated . •d, .iiring to reside in the country, with witty acmes to It powwows frontages' on the blab road from Red-bill to • . , .ind Rnti-hill Common, and will al. have frontages to o. end., 110.11104 reepenively RODPI:Igh, Shrewsbury, and L ,, „,,,. roads, to be formed to open up the property ; and it ~. • . -,vi,ilnble for various aware of property, seini-detached ...h. , hid. Building advances on liberal toxins. 1. the Red. hill rotate, prlee 61, or by poet 7d.. together oodrootirme as to the buying off band, and paylng for •• i • • t., .e,talniente. may be had at the °Sloes. Prnerreetatew tmout Department IshAre and deposit) will be sent ('HARLES LEWIS GRUIIEISEN, Secretary. •• c, . Notfolketrort. Strand, London, W C. 11rJ0111 Binds ?Mean Wellington. Teentenia: I Hebert Town. The boot contains • omelets list of the Ifereha. at each of Quo above Cagoule' ?stiffs I Populations Trade Raeilraa Bank 4° ' • - • - 4 -1 i- &inn Honakong &anew Also, Canton ..~ ~~ .n- - 1 EnronlßDWli; BOWURBAIVIC. a nd' BO" ? "'Wad : Meltable* and Dlitiberb •." • 1 and Traders CATALONIAN MERRY; 17e. Bd. ss & dam: — sow.. kathaled. 011.111:1111. Mb, 13 ANDALUSIAN PONT, 17s. 6d. per dozen, botUes isehrled. Tge work _y - invaluable to eiery oas iat..aced 311 any of the places of which ft heats, and affords to inerehents and shippers as to the names of buyers to every searket of note, I stgrit c. r a ee to the buyer abroad the minas of shippers at home, sad thus eapplire she a esibriantlal said most reliable =lam: • to wl er.t. krseffetruisndtridith asst 11 71 0141w in f rAt r • d flt y- = • opinSoas of the Press. • lIAILIILAUO24A. POUT, 18e. per dozen, bottles isciadded. ME NATIONAL ARTILLKEY ASSOCIATION. The proceedings of the week at Shoeburyness were brought very near their termination yester day by the firing for the consolation prizes, and , the presentation of the cups and purees. The moving target shooting had been finished on the previous evening, but unfortunately nobody was . able to hit the target, a result hardly to-be wen- . dered at, seeing that the gunners had had only' two days' practice with. the Armstrong. The consolation practice began early yesterday morn ing, and was continued during the day. The presentation of prizes commenced shortly after three o'clock in the drill hall of the School of Musketry, which bad been decorated with . guns, bayonets, and trophies for the occasion. The attendance, differing from that of previous days, was considerable, including the Earl and Countess Spencer, the Earl of Longford, Lord Hardinge, Colonel Wilmot, Colonel Curtis. Colonel Harcourt, and several other artillery officers both of the royal and volunteer services, with a large assemblage of the Rite of the neigh bourhood. The prizes, which, except the money awards, consisted of silver cups of tasteful design. glittered imposingly on a table at the back of the platform, in the front of which Lady Spencer stood and presented the prizes. The business was opened by Colonel Harcourt, who having . remarked on the improved prospects of the association, called upon the Earl of Long ford to take the chair, which his lordship did amid much cheering. When doing so he compli mented the volunteers warmly on the discipline they had preserved in camp, and the rigour with which they had conformed to the regulations which had been laid down for their guidanos, and which, he could assure them, had been framed according to the strictest military rule. Of the practice he should not speak decidedly until the revised scores had come before him in his official capacity, but this much he already could say, that with the Armstrong guns the men had worked exceedingly well, although the wind had affected their practice at the long range of 2,000 yards. Their bad mamas at the sunning target need not discourage them, as he could assure them them that in the Royal Artillery it was con- , eidered very good, after three years'_ practice, to hit the target twice in ten shots. Sir James Baird followed, and the assemblage was subse quently addressed by several speakers, amongst' others Earl Spencer, who dwelt upon. the importance of the artillery as an arm of the volunteer force, and the inducement that therefore existed for sup= the Artillery Association. His lordship slightly at the unfavourable reaction which had recently taken place in public, opinion respecting the volunteers frenerally, in consequence of they occurrences which had taken place at Windsor,. and expressed his opinion that the censures which' had been published against the volunteers for their conduct on that occasion were very much exagge rated. Speeches of a similar character were delivered by Colonel Wilmot, Lord Hardinge, and one or two others of the platform guests. situ which Lady Spencer delivered the prnee to the several winners with much grace and staid licenl cheering. We subjoin the soon) for the Queen's Prize, shot for on the previourtday . ; but meptml4that Major Bucke gave also M. To each of the abs "at 36 namely, the 2nd Kent let deabbnient, and the 10th Herat let detachment. With respect to • running-target 'shooting, for which the badgeit the association were offered as prizes, we were in formed that, although no hits were made, a prize was' awarded to the 3rd Essex for havin, at 500 yards, made the nearest " central " shot. Th e scores for the consolation prize* have of course not as yet been made tip, but we believe that the 7th West York will be de clared the winner, having made a total of 42 points. The 2nd Middlesex, 2nd detachment, made 38 point. ; the Ist Sussex, let detachment, 35 ; and the Ist Shropehire, 35. The score for the' Queen's prise was as follows : EXCELLENT CHAMPAGNE, 24e. per cloaca, bottles Included. N, I CIL EN T.CLARET, 12e. per dozen, bottles inaluAtd. THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION. BERLIN , Avow? 7 , Bvzignie. ctil.ONY OF NATAL. IMMIGRATION and FREEHOLD LAND GRANTS. • . • •.i Governarist Land am siren to men familiar with • rations, and possendise sufficient means to turn their ,tortd , for farther information to be mad to Dr MANN, - •• • Arssit of the Natal Government, at the Natal banal ti , Borkinchanietreet. Atrandr, W.C., London. CANTERBURY (N.Z.), with Map. Price 6d.; poet tree 1.1.-0 STIMT , ,a, °ordain OTAGO (DESCRIPTIVE SKETCH of). Price le.; post free IL 13-0. 15113E333. 30, CoeehLlt SUN -STREET. Established 1782. The Federal Council has deferred taking any action opon the resolution moved by the presiding Fewer that the several States composing tke Con federation should pay in advance their contribu tions IR the Peden' exkienses, as the resources of the Pedfral treasury will suffice for the next few menthe. • VOICES from NEW ZEALAND. Price 6d. ; poet five Td.-0. STREET. 30. V Pale or Golden, 21e. par N.-S &CM, soft giall &Reale. Tale wine lam already a gram revelation as • dinner wine. PORT, for in La, eau as safely reoonamended as • good, wbeleenntl Wine Veld coma, trand.and carriage bee, y ..IAN and 130 0,4,/, S ri* E IHRUNE, CHURCH, and CONE4II- • i TioN —A DEMONSTRATION (in &trace of) v3ll take S. tLr citYSTAL PALACE. on MONDAY, Amuse 17, at • • ; ••••••beit. Tickets, Mending admission to the Palace n railway fare, may be had at the National Protestant kii.hallirardens ; of Meows. Hatchard and Co., 107, ; . ~•„:, Mr. Macintosh, Paternoster-row • Mr. • ,-, • ; Mr. Bolton. 119 . Hopfile's - P 1144 . afde -8 7 171: , • M tinmner, 101, Hadware-rondL Pleraift. :.• •.•• • .•-••irpurk.rad Mr. KAMM, smadozetreet • Mr. ; • .r.. 1 Timm. t'tap kan ; Mr. H or ton Manor-room. Hackney: . . e r•-•••••• 10 of 'damps, from the Committee-roams, 111. Great •.• -trei•t. %Veen:Master. Season-ticket holders wiahing to be • •-• r must obtain (gratis) a DOUllostEsUon Tioket. Hoti rd. orty • • • • The lion, W. F_ R. 11 ; C. G. C. Rennie, • i • R. 41. Esq. ; and H. W. .I.l.lo4.—dercestary, Mr. • i I NNI.IT. QUEENSLAND. By G. WIGHT. Price Zie.; post tree 3e. kl.-6. STREET. JO, OoredailL SOUTH AUSTRALIA (NORTHERN TERRI TORY GO. Prim ; vont fees la. IfllllllT. $O. Ocaubln. LIGHT BUMMER WINES.—Good Bordeaux (bilk las per doom.; anaterno, his.; lisaidolat t l= Chablis, bia; MIR Wahl BoasbassUls, 305.; still SI Masa* S y and lea Hook and Mosel* as; IV aftraWlr a e4gh. and alniags EGYPT. ALEXANDItIit. Av ouer 7. TWA/emir of to-day publishes a leading article maintain' ing that the settlement of the consular jurisdiction question is quite possible, and declai mg that the last communications made' by the EffplHan miniiiter tor foreign affairs, Nubar Pacha, will demonstrate that the arguments brought for ward in opposition to a revision of the capitula tions were not founded on facts. ADELAIDE (HANDBOOK to the CITY of). Pries led.: poet tree le 7d.—O. RCREET, 10. earaldll. SOUTH AUBTRALLi. By F. SINNETT. Price se. port MeSTREZT.IO. Ocernhill. KINA.HAN'S LL WHISKY. eaima DUBLIN IDIBBBITION, 11.1. This iili MOH Baked tie DUBLIN PRIZE AL—it is min, and very =aSold hi be -. elk desk neit ib = knit= In ii . y. the wham hi Bo teireno V icro ; et wbolowls. idt b er rid mid. neek mid W Z I = SIL 's LL II; t4.31r COLLEGE, ESSEX.-20 &new in 25 - Superior EDUCATION, with bona@ eoinforte. Nearly •-• lopoa have awned eertifloatee from the College of Preceptors. ~I rocket ground and safe bathing MO yards in langth. Highest I• ,• 1.1.4. —Address PRINCIPAL. g iITY OFFICES to LET, near the Moorgate • orcrt and Broad-street Railway Btationa--Bultes of °Sloes on • goud, 11rst. and second floors; ploo • lksgs Hatt ha/gement, s• pante entrance.—Apply to Mr. MARVIN, house agent, 11, s.. La) pavement WESTERN AUSTRALIA., Price 3d. ; 'post free 0773X17, 30, CornhilL NATAL: a Practical Guide Book (Prise Busy). PT4.O M.: 7r.t f... 74 STRZET. 30. Onrebill POLAND. BRAZIL, its CITIES and PROVINCES. By W. SCULLY. Pries 7s. Id., post tree la—G. STREET. 80.0arntia wCULTIVATION of TEA in the Beet Indies as now become an impertiant, Imbue. 800 the Ikea at Moo Tea, marl, Of years ogo, the 2ArYT Ttrla fte & 011atPANT bow am ammo{ of its poi timortk aid emendeibe =combated its male by awry wawa To Tea Dlotrloto. tbarb yam. Upper Aram, boo gradually emboded. and Toe troo otbar c crt at loft' ore antrftg, dos oglertagzettemlorialios. tome to da for mini k A irntrableo TO' =.Lte . ert loom Ito. g. gnat Bt. MalemWoharobyard. Direrjegatra idea WA forwarded am aggliesdam. WARSAW, Just 31. Great consternation has been caused here by the news that M. Ohryzko, one of the most popu lar men in Warsaw, and a prominent member of the National government of 1883, has been con demned to be chained to a Vail in the silver mines of Akatonia, the most dreaded of the Siberian prisons. Itt. Ohryzko was banished to Siberia 'during the insurrections, and when the revolution 'broke out in Siberia last year, was employed in one of the government establishments, in the vici nity of Irkutsk. There were a great many other _Poles in the same establishment, and they were prevented from joining the insurrection mainly by the Tensible advice given them by M. Ohryzko. This-was reported in due course to the authorities at St. Petersburr ; but the only reoognition M. Ohryzko has received for the valuable service he has rendered to the government is his removal to Akstonia, " because his evident influence with his countrymen makes him dangerous." A new levy has be en ordered in the kingdom of Poland. The recruits are to be 61 per 1,000 of the whole population, which 18 Ij< per 1,000 more than the proportion taken in Russia. It is estimated that this levy will add about 13,000 men to the Russian army. Any one can purchase exemption by pay ing a fee; but as this fee has in Poland been fixed at the high sum of 1,000 roubles (1301.), few will be able to avail themselves of the privilege. In -Russia the exemption fee is 570 roubles only. Every attempt is being made to prevent the Poles from speaking or writing in their own language. The director of the Customs at Warsaw has just issued a notice to the effect that all letters addressed to him in a " foreign language, such as Polish, German, &c.," will remain unanswered. Another decree notifies that from the Ist of January, 1869, all correspondence with the public departments in Poland shall be carried on in Russian, and that the same language will have to be used by Polish priests of all reli gions ; and in Lithuania the governor, General Potapoff, has just ordered the police and other officials to impose fines, at their discretion, on any person whom they may meet talking Polish " in the street, in re staurants, in cafes, or in any other publio place." SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Map of). 7e. 6d., post treo-43. ST , 30, Co in hilL INDIA. —For general information from allta of India, the Overland Bi-monthly Edition of the CAT..=A ENCIL.If is the beet journal of the da . Reeeired via Nar a/411.a Poet free I. Id. per eoyy.-6. STBEL .30, Cornhill. 'FW. STEAM-ENGINES for BALE cheap— one of 12.hcfe ppoower, by XIDDLICTON ; the other ii-horse r, by ISLA —fa good working emutitien, with shafting, A , or farther partiesiars apply te R. HOE and Co., IS. 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JAPAN. —The HERALD newspaper. pa •at Yokohama. dmidatoo_ , aty ms= i h t atemantile of Japan and Chiaa.-0. MTABILT, 110. TEE OCCUPATIONS of a RETIRED LIMB ;. • No DT Its•r•a• GAMOW. I vela NOTICE—A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OP " ALEC FOILBEZ," *e. THESEABOARD PARISH. By Gnomes t.cEopm.a, LL.D., Author et "Amiga IA • Wet Nigh k" &a 3 vela. Thedif Brother, U, Ostherlelosireell , ANOTHER BATCH OF TRADESMEN FLNED.—At • recent petty sessions at the Islington Vertry . Han, 73 persons were Shed for having in their panorama false weight. and measures. The them varied in amount from as. to W. sa, and reached a total of 644. 9s, exclusive of cost,. Of the persons fkiedtlpere were—licensed 'iota/Mars and beershop keeper*, 36 ; grocers, 5 • butchers, 4 ; con feciioncer, 4 ; marine store dealers, ' 4 ; 411 7 11 °Pne 3 ; .chuntllcee shop keepers, 3 ; ban ta 4 s ti:be m Ft I ; ci.mcn, 2 ; cheesemongers, 2; ea/ ; flibmouger, I • greengiocer, 1; rat dealer, t. —l•linfton Gizette, FORBI Ai onwr 4.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Ferdinand Schott as con sul at Gibraltar for the North German Confederation. The Queen has also been pleased to a of Mr. Wil liam Wolfe& as consul in New Boalh Wales, to reside at Sydney, for his Majesty the King of Sweden and Nor way. TEE WZALIYAN OONFERVICE AT LIVERPOOL.- The business of the conference was resumed yestardiy morning. • letter was read by the secretary of the eon- Imam from the young ram ordained at Grove-street Chapel, expressive of their high appreciation and thank fulness for th e charge delivered to - them by the ex-Presi dent, the Rev. J. Bedford, and also requesting that it be printed. The Rev. Charles Prest moved a vote of thanks to the ea-President, and raged the request of the newly ordained ministers. The resolution was seconded by the Rev. W. Shaw, and supported by the Rev. J. Har greaves, chair mani of the Liverpool district, and carried unanimously. A vote of thanks to the Rev. W. Arthur, M.A., for his excellent charge de livered to the newly-ordained inhalers at Pitt-street Chapel was adjourned on account of his unavoidable absence from the conference. It was recommended and carried, that in some rare instances a fourth yea should be granted to young men in the theological inn& • totes. It was pared that Hugh Pries Hughes should be so returned this year. The secretary announced that the Bev. X Griffiths, superintendent minister, had died. The ezcpcy of holding two ordination services each year in the future wee briefly diseased, and it was re solved that two should be held, and that the proamity to the presidential chair should rule as to the &livary of the charge. It was requested that the Bess. A. Bassett and W.. Shaw should each have an assistant minister. It was reported that the total number of ministers in the Me thodist societies of Great Britain was 342,380—an increase of 15,810. CITUTILL PAL/ XS. Owl falfinfddlfil DAT.- Yestriday efterneon the final batch of. eini-* &obi ielcctcd "by, Age E a st London !tad and Emigration Committee for depatcg - Cin;ida teek fleiiiense of Iffillwrift in Dui gobdrihip St. - Lawrenee, Captain oelarailder. They numbered ft souls in alter en, women, and otffithen--tnaking A total of 86e tent oat by the committee during the last twelve months. They were nearly .all English, aid presented a most ; respectable and orderly appearance. They seemed 1 full of hope and gladness as they crowded the fore . deck of the- spacious- steamer, from which the ! empty and desolate houses of Cubitt-town were dearly :I<. !rah Wally was provided by the oommittee -with an outfit, and in several cases I friends had scraped together the means of pur -1 abasing a few additional comforts and ne cessaries. There was a large crowd as sembled to watch the departure of the vessel from the Millwall Docks, but there was little of grief observable; the predomingint feeling being apparently one of regret that the spectators could t not accompany. their fortunate brethren. The scene was very suggestive. Some of the men dia lplayed teatimes furrowed with lime of care, their clothing was that of labourers and mechanics, aryl ea they gaged on their friends who crowded e quay, a stray tear might be seen here and there • but one glance at the gloomy region r i tr l bey bnd the dock was euffiaent to restore ,' for they felt that they were at last in the way of escape from the titter privations and I entering they bad a.) tang !patiently and unoom pleintmOy endured. The hittory of the Etat ', end emigration movement it interesting. - About this time !act year the Bev. J. F. Kitto, sqn of the celebrated Dr. Kitto, and incumbent of St. Matthias, Poplar, a poor parish situated on the northern side of the ill-fated Isle of Dogs, being led, by the 'mate of experience, to anticipate a more than smelly severe season of privation and distress among the labouring poor resident in this little-known portion of the metropolis, ventured to suggest,. as a means of ameliorating the condi tion of the more deserving unemployed, that some provision should be made for enabling them and their families to emigrate to the colonies, where they would find ample and remunerative employ ment. At first, Mr. Kitto's suggestion received little attention ; but as the pressure of East-end distress continued to increase, it began to receive consideration. The subject was broached by Mr. Kitto to Mr. J: S. Haley and Mr. Kingscote, and these gentlemen at once took up the matter in a most earnest spirit, the result being the formation of the East London Belief and Emigration Com mittee. The Poplar parochial authorities, cordially approving of the new movement, voted a grant of 6001. in and of the Emigration Fund, other sums coming' in from various sources. At this time the great bulk of the labouring population of Poplar and the Isle of Dogs were actually in the receipt of parochial relief, having absolutely no other means of feeding themselves and their families. Arrangements having . been made for conveying a certain number of emigrants to Canada, the Emi greititur Committee announced that they were pre pared to receive the names of suitable persons desirous of availing . themselves of the means thus afforded of esca ping from the dull and dreary region where want and sorrow reigned supreme. The results of this announcement were startling. Applications poured in by hundreds. It seemed as if the whole labouring population were ready to start en maw for the new land of promise. The extensive number of applications thus made afforded the committee a wide field of choice, and enabled them to select the best men—those possessing excellent characters for honesty, sobriety, and industry, and who, with their families, had been long resident in the district. All through the past winter, spring, and Rummer, the operations of the committee have been steadily, but unobtrusively, tarried on • the great employers resident in the district co rdially assisting the work. A few re spectable Englishwomen were sent out as domestic servants ; but the Majority of emigrants consisted of hard-working men—principally labourers, riveters, smiths, &c.—their wives, and families. From many of these good , and encouraging ac counts have been received. Several write in terms of heartfelt gratitude, and all express themselves most hopefully. To not • few the arrival in Canada proved a kind of social resurrection, and their spirits became elated accordingly. But a grave difficulty was awaiting the com mittee. For some, then, inexplicable reason several of the authorities in Canada began to interpose obstacles in the way of the new movement. They seemed to labour under the impression—erroneously enough, as it subsequently appeared—that the East London Emigration Committee were sending out the seam and refuse of the East-end labouring population—people of unthrifty and idle habits-- who pushed on to the United Statee instead of remaining in the old dominion. This prejudice was probably occasioned by the circumstance that the first batch of emigrants were selected by the Poplar. guardians, who, in their haste, did not dis play the amount of discrimination subsequently exercised by the Committee. But of those who were Afterwards despatched there was nothing to complain. They were the very flower of the East London working classes. It Was quite clear that the Canadian authorities had, in some way or another, confounded the East London emigrants with those from other parts of the country, to say nothing of the many thousande annually_arriving from ti fling European, ports. The Hon. Mr. Rose, t he Canadian Finance Minister, states that of 27,000 emigrants arriving at Quebec in 1886, only 4,000 remained inthat province • but as the East end emigration movement only 'con:mewed in the autumn of 1867, it is difficult to perceive in what weeper this fact could reflect discredit on, the ope rations of the committee. Mr. Dixon, the Cana dian emigration agent in this country, has inva riably spoken favonrahl of the appearance of the • ti leaving the d ; and Mr. Bose has declared that, so far as the emigrants tent out by the Committee are concerned, there is evidently some misconception relative to the action of the Canadian government, who are by no means desirous of checking the fiow of skilled labour into the various provinces. All . that they wish to do is to prevent Canada becoming the receptacle of metropolitan pauperism. The explanations which have since taken place speedily removed the obstacles hitherto preventing the de parture of the emigrants, who yesterday took their leave of Millwall. How erroneous was the impression entertained by the Canadian authorities respecting the general - character of the East London emigrants is shown by the great tare which has been exercised in selecting them. Every person, in matting ap plication, was told • that he must, as a prelimi nary step, forward to the committee such testi monials as he could pro ; and was furthermore made to understand his ultimate moan would depend greatly upon the strength and character of these. In this iray, notwithdtanding the heavy disoonaugernenta thus afforded, no lees than3,ooo persons have applied from a coinparatively small ct in the East of London, and this, too, with out unusual publicity being given to the intentions of the committee. Each application was duly noted, and when a batch of /emigrants was to be male up the testimonials in each ewe were carefully examined. and to the moat at owe a form of application was given. These balm cg duly filled up, had to be returned to MI ommittee, together with a *Alen &Often , finie the ifpplicent's last employer, Old 'my lis i t e hel testimonials which could be procured. - _ were again examined 'and a certain number Wok Yolk ;04! Kant: Fit;;;;, - Auovvr 7.--Adadmicos by mama Maks* 1,317 ditto as payment, 11,020 ; total visitom, AUT. Mrs. S. A. Alien's Wories Hair &sstoair or ;I `' .. 4ri i rri s ... lggl ans ta arr lal a 2 S i ns se:M .— JIM a ran f l = Rumpus , nip saes. Lorks.-4Wir 071 N. —The OVERLAND CEYLON TIKES 4Cl eceind by ea& fort's manazeical. oommerala, and piasters' JoarnaL-0. elm= r. 30. CIOLOMBO OBSERTER.—This Paper ( 1-i sT r r iace . l a l o r c t= a d u rieble *oulMion for a,put="e° u.- TITMADRAS TIMES, Overland Edition abtlathed weekly).--fiabeerkption, Ina lathe Padtaf• wit Mantua, Et pet sinum.-0. STREET, SO. CornhilL THE SINDIAN (established in 1832 at Hurracheo) *anti= the 'Mast intathaaaosirota all pada the Punjab. --13. STREET. W. °MAW, OUR PAPETt._thi s journal is published at . Kevntibee,ani it good general circulation through "' prtniares.-0. REST, 31, ennthM. OALIFORNIA.--SAN FRANCISCO ‘.-/NEWS LETTER and PACIFIC MINING JOURNAL Mails copies, post tree. 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LOA= 11 46 26 1 10 26 36 141 •• loces 4l 21 206 • 12th Nest 7th Wekt Yarit 9r7llsorttsim— ma Denbam i 7 60 ii 1 7 64 64 i 2ii ii 1 II 12 24 2 :: b The following corps made 12 each, the value of one direct bit, the figures denoting the time reoo pied in firing in minutes and seconds lothian, 2nd detachment, 11.36 (lost 6 points); let Lanark, let detachment, 7.49; .4th West York, lit detachment, 7.10 ; 4th Weet York, 4th detachment, 7.3 ; 4th Durham, let detachment, 1.1 ; 3rd Northumberland, let defachment,l.46 ; 3rd Northumberland, 2nd detaohnient, 7.20 ; • 2nd Suffolk, let detachment, 6.51; 4th East York, lat detachment, 9 ; 4th East York, 2nd detach- Malt, 6.48 ; 3rd Kum, 3rd detachment, 1,26'; 3rd Essex, let detachment, 7.0 ; 3rd Ner A cr, 4th detachment, 7.20 ; let Surrey, let d', 3, 12.34, but lost 8 panda ; let Sur: , tad de.. tachment, 9.20; 10th Kent, 2nd 43- 1,5 ; 10th Kent, 3rd detachment, " .23 • sth n= Porta, let detachment, 6.36 ; &vie, p let detachment, 8.43 ; 2n 0 4 tiumerr, 2nd detach ment, 8.11; let Kent, Ist detachment, 8.17; let Kent, 2nd detachmen* 8.48;. let Suesen, 1,6416. tachtnsok 7. 17 ; Psi ate, 6th attachment, 8.1- let B Cinque Rents, ' Ist detaohmush 1.38; lit Cinque Porta, 3rd detachment, ; .IFicatkist detachment, 6.69 ; 9th Kent, datich 7.21; let A. Cinque Porte, lit 4etaslairt, ri ; 4th Cinque Ports, let detach ment, • - • .31 ;.• Cinque Ports, 2nd detachment, &ft: Tbiaitig the come did not &ore st • W0:441 the Ociamlitti.an Prititclit elli tAtrag 94.444arp0Rrt,044140. 1 p.m. IDo. of Mae of Pt.. Pa, Grad: Detach. Mag. made. dotd.Total. • 1 sawn 4 ti N 9 SS - - 33. . 34 ......E--