The Sun. — London, England, 1868-06-30 00:00:00

THE SUN, LO l q_DON TUESDAY EVENING , JUNE 30 , 1868. ------- ----7 7 - i - 11r BOAT SERVICES. -During the Storms of quence of the Ministry having failed to settle the fc r 'duties 'which he knew a discharged soldier of ment by the end of June and 18,000,000 lire upon ' CALLAGHAN'S DEit.BY RACE Cele , Irish auestion. This is quite a new doctrine to ,e, ceellent character and abilities would be delighted the approval of the contract, as a guarantee for its , UORRESPONDENCE FROM PARIS" kJ 50s. each, with sling case. N.B. VOIGI L i A - N l . -S D S E E R S 'S , jatrijbuttehde t p o a t s i t je yez vi t n h g o o N f a i ti , o o n sfi al lLiviefesbofrabtmlnvitatruibtuiosnsuir_ _ .i. _........--_-......_.... (I CASSES are now to be had at very reduced prices. 1 wrecks and 3 6 vessels' from destruction. The Institution lay down, because we all know tleat this yeer was t, s perform at ss. a day. Mr. GLADSTONE also gave fulfilment. enpassing PARIS,fa famine, i 113,aer,ociaNunDideAtr, take time June frequenta t (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CALL IGHAN, 23A, New Bond-street, I also expended £31,845 in the same period on its Lifeboat not a seasonable one in which to bring forward so ,b is sanction to the principle involved, though he The Official Gazette adverting to the rumours of tai n ne i b e le l a m u p . Imperial fami ly live quite are 2921r0n Curter of Conduit-street, W. 1 Establishments, in addition to granting £3,189 for rewards. comprehensive a question as the disestablishment I t . sought the question of age was an awkward one secret recruiting in Italy for some enterprise un- COUNTER cLo - rus FOR LICENCE') I The Committee of the institution earnestly appeal to the I public for assistance to enable them to meet the continued VICTUALLERS. heavy demands on their 187 Lifeboat Establishments, of the Irish Church ; and even if it had been t ("deal with. Sir JOHN PAKINGTON, we are glad known says :-" If such attempts are made any -11-IIIE only article really suitable for that purpose, C on tributio b us will be thankfully received by the London an it would have been more t o - find, supported the system warmly, and said that where, it is absolutely false that the ' approppiate season, and Johns the ecretary, Richard Lewis, air. The Prince Imperial is pursuing his studies regu , ag- ss. 6d. um- dozen, hemmed, ready for use. Address and coupe an . er, . 1.05, Fleet-street, and 5, The Pavement, Clapham. 1 Esq., at thlnstitution, 14, , treet Adel phi, London. suitable to have moved a vote of want of ,a. more extensive adoption of this principle of e 1 m- has permitted or favoured them. The authorities larly. Yesterday the Empress received the committee of , want of confidence than to have interfered with the ,pl oying soldiers of good character in the civil de- have received most explicit orders to use all the a local horticultural society, who presented her with a , ..._______----- GLASS CLOTHS SUITABLE FOR LICENCED 1 E MOSES and SON, basket of the most beautiful flowers and the choicest fruit. business of the session as they did. Another Libe- 1 p artments of the country would act as a great rigour of the law against the promoters of such VIC TUA.LLERS, 7s. 91. PER DOZEN. 1 WILLIAM HOLDICII and C 0,., No. 10e, I . 1 -MERCHANT TAILORS and OUTFITTERS. • • ' encouragementr to the observance The rose growers of Brie-Comte-Robert are going to pre ral dissentient was found in Lord SHAFTESBURY, ii of good con- illegal acts, and the Government has resolved tosent her M •with • Fleet-street, foot of Lu-last© hill ; and No. 5, 1 ~ for fear 1 • ' but the noble lord refrained from voting, , .duct in the ranks of the army, and would be a punish severely those attempting to disturb the The France, which is very often incorrect in its state- The Pavement, Clapham-common. - 1 - • of prejudicing the country on the eve of the elec- 1 :fair and legitimate reward to those who peace of the country or endanger our foreien re- meats ' gives a list of diplomatic changes which are about • 1 ABLE CLOTHS, in every N 1 ridth and Length, FOR ALL CLASSES. . , tionse :left the service with a good character. So far as lations." to take place. They are chiefly among the secretaries expressly for Licence(' Victuallers. Damask Napkinsof the various legations, and I will not trouble you with The Duke of ItICaMOND'S speech was an effective , - the plan has yet been tried it has, aecording to Sir _ for Tray Cloths, Drills for Btr Aprons and Towelliugs of all the names. I may mention, however, that M. s,roi.y description. Patterns gratis and post free. CHEAPNESS EXCELLENCE WITH one, and the quotation he made most applicable- .J. PAKINGTON'S authority, proved highly successful. ROME. Gobineau, our Minister at Athens, is going to Brazil, and -- - - I lla took two lines from a poet whose works were We must therefore bore that there will be some RoME, June 29. that M. De St. Ferr4ol, now first secretary at Washing ' de expressly for Bar ' CARDIGAN JACKE'N ma . i Iva, Warin and Elastic, from ss. 6.1. each, for pRICES BASED ON READY-MONEY edited by a noble earl, a member of the House of relaxation of the limits at to age, especially as these A Pontifical Bull summoning a General Counci ton, is going tot ake the same post in London. Laps' an I Gentlein , m's use. WILLIAM HOLDICII SYSTEM. The Etendard to-Jay gives a formal denial, in its largest aril (b., LICENSED VICTUALLERS' DRAPERS, 105, Fleet- - of the Roman Catholic Church, to meet in the type, to the various statements which have appeared durin g str,t, City, and No. 3, The Pavement, Clapham-common. 'II F, ADVAN ['AGES of the READY-MONEY "As bees on il,)wers alighting cease to hum, l gularity and order, which will make up for any lost Basilica of the Vatican on the Bth of December,the last day or two respecting the elections. This denial is - ' I SYSTEM cannot be better expres , sed thr in the following So settling into places Whigs are dumb." . i . 1 time. 1869, was formally promulgated here to-day. All only another instance of the disagreement which exists 1 ',LIAM. 110 LD IC II an 1 Co., LICENSED ;extract from a leading article . in,rtehnec'e Ti m es e credit and a W V re atatai,Ens' Da..lPEtta, E4ablislied 18 IC, at 105, - Everybo( , ly bu k i n n ow s s ti i i t e i, a t it s partly which en aff a ordsone tailor So far as Fenianism being an argument, .' Another subject brought under consideration last ecclesiastics entitled to be present are enjoined to Patric between the semi-official journals. It was the semi-official Flo:)t-stroet, C.,ity ; Southern lir:melt-No. 5, The Pave trheaede.x-Incuosneeior e s ha e r'ging £7' 7a. for a coat while another will for disestablishment, the noble Duke showed and the Pays which told us that the prefects had mnt, Clai,lia it-com nln. Patterns gratis and post free, charge £4 45. . . It is true that every tradesman ought to evening was the selection of an architect for the appear, or, if prevented, to be represented by proxy. come up to Paris, and that the question of the elections abate his charges to customers who pay him punctually. Still that in the year 1848 there was disaffection , vith Price List. new public buildings. Mr. GOLDSMID moved for The Bull expresses hopes that princes and other had been debated in the Council . ; and it is the semi-official know how in this particular we all suffer for a few wedelin in Ireland, and those were in. office wag Etendard which denies these statements. With these dis- TO LICENtED vicruALLERs. quents." a select committee to inquire into the appointments rulers will afford the ecclesiastics all possible facility now advocate the change, and yet they did not Y agreeing doctors, what are we to do or believe? I have ESTABLISHED 1812. VLL GOODS MARKED in PLAIN FIGURES -. 1 motion which, after a somewhat lengthened for making the journey to Rome. The Bull also very little doubt that the 0., j_ propose such a bill. The Lord Chancellor's wall; question at issue has been kV - ' 1.4% c i- ' E T \ A - c E'D v t i l c ( r ) u L A D LL I E C Rs i DRAPERS, No. '-`- discussion, was very wisely rejected by the House states that the object of the Council is to assure the discussed. If it is not still under consideration the speech of the evening, and the effect on then i 105. Fleet-street, corner of Farringdon-street ; and at No. 1 ., A MOSES and SON. llt is next to an impossibility ever to give integrity of the faith, respect for religion and the I fear that the inference must be that the Emperor is not 5, Thy Pavement, Clapham-common (Southern Branch). house was surprising. It is long since thee i sufficiently assured of peace abroad to enter upon the E. satisfaction'making 1 • • 11' in such a selection. Professo- ecclesiastical esiastica laws, the improvement of public morals, electoral campaign at h is ' home, He said to have expressed benches of the Upper School witnesse d such ex- rial j LONDON AND GENERAL W ATER ADDRESSES BELOW. jealousy is always very strong, and no man the establish m ent of peace and concord, and the re- great satisfaction at the progress made by the troops at PURIFYING- C OMPANY (Limited). citernent ;it is long since the walls of the Housft likes to see his designs passed over for those of an- moval of the ills afflicting • .landreligious ' my' PATENT CISTERN FILTER. charged solely with animal charcoal. The latest patented Filter in general use, and requir- EXCELLENCE WITH CHEAPNESS. of Lords re-echoed to such plaudits as those which,have . no reason to suppose that they had any political other. Hence all the parties immediately concerned The Bull finally adverts to the necessity for main - ing, when once fixed, no attention whatever. Patronised and he Duke 10 MOSES and SON, Ready-inade and Bespoke he maenificent s eech greeted the peroration of t e p *, importance. Meanwhile, the Imperial yacht Aigle has :r`,l,.bYshl";.T;LTl;Vetgti°lZe%e°,l-'l'eTiSrobr'e'„lLll;,llo. n.t, the E. Tailors, Habit Makers, 'We / alien Drapers, Hatters, are 'unconsciously prejudiced, and very ready to de- teining the temporal power, the sanctity of matri- been ordered to get ready f d• • - or sea, an it is supposed that Fusilier Guards', Middlesex, St. George s, German, and London Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, and General outfitters It s*med as if for a time party claims and poli-e dare au adverse decision to be unfair. The appoint- mony, and the religious education of youth, and Napoleon means to make a trip somewhere, but where we Hospitals, and at the Regent's Park and Tower Barracks, and for all Classes. tical interests were put aside in the universal de - numsraus institutions, breweries, &c. Every article the best of its kind in Material, Style, and meat of a committee would only prolong a , delay deplores the efforts of the enemies of the C hurch to do not know. ~ Profesaor Frankland, F.R.S., in his analysis of the waters for Workmanship. sire to do homage to talent, and pay respect to. The seizure and the prosecution of MM. Picard's and December, 1865, in the report to the Registrar-General, states, which has already become tedious, without sympli- overthrow those principles. . With regard to the filtration of this water (New Riper) through animal charcoal, it will be observed that, although the total daily "Luxuriant and Beautiful Hair is the distinguishing earnestness of conviction, so ably and do- fying the question. The Government has divided - rlomestic supply of a house on Haverstock Hill has passed badge of Youth." quent expressed. The noble field learned, THE BRAZILS. effect. The article which has given offence is entitled through the same filter for seven months, the animal charcoal the honours between the chief clahnants-Mr. "Grandes manceurres electorates," and is written by The following is EXACTLY what still retains practically unimpaired its power of abstracting or ganic impurities." MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S lord spoke, as others had done ,in sup - BARRY being chosen for the National Gallery and LISBON, June 30. Jules Ferry. The conductors of the journal are accused House of Lords,, The Royal Mail Steam-packet Compauy's ship, of exciting to hatred and contempt of the Govern *** The above Filter was supplied by this Company. WORLD'S port of the prerogative o f the The Filters Inv be seen in operation, and full particulars ob - HAIR RESTORER OR DRESSING Mr. ,STREET for the New Courts of Law. Surely ment. Even the semi-official France expresses regret tainc , l on application to the Secretary, at the Offices , WILL Do. and said ver y forcibl y that when people talked of neither gentleman has any reason to complain. Let , • Oneida from th • e Brazils, &c., arrived here at 1 157, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. (FOUR DOORS FRO M at this procedure on the part of the Government so soon SOMERSET HOUSE). (By its use GRAY OR FADED HAIR is q ui c kl y the question belonging t o the new Parliament, and. them vie with each other in the beauty and excel - p.m. yesterday, with 173 passengers for Southamp- after the passing of the new press law. The editors of the I restored to its youthful colour and beauty, and with the first ER A application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given being out of the jurisdiction of their lordships, they lance of their structure.% and they will have no cause ton, £32,089 in specie, 1,033 bales of cotton, 150 Etecteur announce that they will republish their first II E R ai' E A I\ T I RE . -R J O VA S L, 'I D " I l y El It ' Y s -L NNE?). P .to the ilair it will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. did not know yet what the new Parliament would be ; barrels of tapioca, 516 barrels of coffee, 306 rolls of number (excepting the incriminated article) with their to complain that their abilities are overlooked or Mdlle. CLARA Louise KELLOGG. It will promote luxuriant growth. second, so that their readers may not be deprived of it. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), June 30. Donizetti's Opera, FALLING Hair is immediately checked. aeid as for the llouse of Lords being compelled to their services unrewarded. tobacco,*and 135 packages of sundries. At a recent meeting of the Academy of Sciences twc LA FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO. - THIN Hair thickened. be of the same opinion as the House of Commons, The Seine, with the outward mails of the 9th medals were presented to MM. Mathieu and Dupin, tc Tonic, Signor Bettini; Sergente Sulpizio , Signor Gass i er; E n BALDNESS prevented. o.•tenzio, Signor Zoboli; Un Paesano, Signor Agretti; Caporale, It makes the Hair rich, soft, and glossy. he declared that he valued the harmonious act ion or inst., was at St. Vincent on the 20th inst. commemorate the 50th anniversary of their election, Si g nor Casaboui ; La Marchesa , Madame Demeric - Lablache: It invigorates, thereby strengthens the Hair.' and Maria, Made. Clara Louise Kellogg (her second appearance It keeps the Head cool and clean. the two branches of the Legislature as much as any LATEST INTELLLGENCE —__ Claude Louis Mathieu was born in 178 3 , and was about sixty in that character). It removes all scurf and dan d r iff. • Conductor-Signor Arditl. It contains neither oil nor dye. man could do, but the way to promote • such action. BOURSE, June 29.-Three o'clock.-The market years ago attached as astronomer to the Observatory and tc D )ora open at Eight o'clock. Commence at half-past Eight. It will not soil white cambric. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) closed as follows :- the Bureau of Longitude. In 1809 and 1812 he obtained Stalls, Gas Guinea; amphitheatre Stalls, 75, and 53.; Reserved lu large Bottles-price Six Shillings. was for each House to examine fairly what came the Astronomy Prize, founded by Leland, and in 1817 he Box Seats, 10s. Gd; Gallery, 2s. 61- ae 41 per Cent. - Bank Shares 3157 .... Boxes. stalls, and places may he obtained at the new Box- ZYLOBALSAMUM (Mrs. S. A. Allen s).- before it, and then pronounce a deliberate opinion_ End of month... -•- ItaVan Loan - - orU3, Her Majesty's Theatre, under the Colonnade (second ARRIVAL OF SIR ROBERT NAPIER AT 3 per Cent - _ married the sister of Francois Arago, and followed hit door from Pall-mall), open daily from 10 till 5, under the super- it far ;1 1 4' L is a ulm i t a r c r i li r ar r e i t py i rr o io t n li svj e l w ou h txaml . , , If the day should ever come when a question passed MARSEILLES. End of month 7O 80 Mexican Loan ... 23 - intendence of Mr Nugent ; also at the Box-office, Theatre Royal, naturally dry, requiring frequent dressing, its cheapness and brother-in-law to the political stage, and became a mem . Credit Mobilier - Do. Bonds Drury-lane (under the portico in Brydges-street), open from 10 great value will be proved. Its early use on Children's Hair will though the House of Commons should be acceded to MARSEILLES, June 30. End of month... 320 - Spanish Threes till 8. Tickets also at all Librarians' and Music-sellersa insure an abundant and bountiful supply from YOUTH TO OLD AGE. by the other - House, not because you approve of it, Sir Robert Napier arrived here last night from Credit Foncier ...1540 - Home Debt _ given himself up to scientific work. Baron Charles Dupin - 1 - AST MORNING PERFORMANCE. In large Bottles-price Three Shillings. End of month... - - Deferred ...... " but merely because it has been carried by a Sold by most Chemists and Perfumers Malta in her Majesty's troopship Urgent, and will 41 Doors open at half-past One o'clock. Commence at Two RAILWAYS. Cash great war with England at the beginning of the century. precisely. rrItOPEAN DEPOT AND SALES OFFICE, majority for the first time in the House of Com- Orleans .. 887 He took a very prominent part in politics at the fall of Mdlle. Christine Nilsson. 266, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, ENG. start for London by the 11.30 train this morning. Northern WEDNESDAY, July 8. Donizetti's Opera, LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. -- Lyons and Mediterranean AN unusually large and varied STOCK for the Edgard°, Signor Mongini; Enrico Aston, Mr. Santley; Rai- lordships' House, the respect of the country for your AMERICA. Southern..... 6OO 1848. He was an advanced and consistent Liberal. Scien mondo, Signor Foli; A rturo, Signor Agretti; Normannio, Signor SUMMER SEASON, in every Department. Western Casaboni; Alisa, Mdlle. Corsi; and Lucia, Mdlle. Christine For Juveniles there is a distinct department, containing an lordships, and the respect of yourselves for your- (Per City of Antwerp, via Queenstown.) Eastern • • 552 Nilsson.occasion. The Sardinian The biographical notice of him in Vapereau occupies nearly unequalled mo,a siii Fashionable s of are Clothing combinedfo r wth every the boat Materials selves will be for ever at an end." No one can NEW YORK, June 20. Box-offices of Her Majesty's Opera open daily. Austrian and Workmanship. say that Mr. DISRAELI has not had his battle General Buchanan has published a telegram Lombard 395 Andre Dupin, who was born in the year before Charles. 3111 6RY MAPLESON'S BENEFIT, at the _221-sheet, of self-measurement, Patterns andl P ' est-free. ie North of Spain 641 I am sorry to say the Comte de Montalembert has had sTAL PALACE, on WEDNESDAY, July the Bth, l' . fought for him with spirit and energy in that field from General Grant, in which Buchanan's course Saragossa Every article is marked the lowest price in plain figures, from another attack of illness at his seat, Roche-en-Br4my, supported by all the strength of Roman 46 which no abatement can be made. which he could not himself enter ; and in Louisiana is fully approved of. General Grant PER MAJESTY'S OPERA. Cote d'Or. Your readers are, no doubt, aware that this Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money whatever may be the future consequences suggests a modification of the oath of office to be illustrious writer has long been suffering from bad health. 1 - 1 EATR E It OYA L, II A VIA IRKE T. will be returned. F MOSES and SON'S Establishments are Closed every a • F t the debates in Parliament on the administered to Louisiana officials elect, so as PROFESSOR LONGFELLOW AND THE The number of ships totally lost on the French coast Sole Lessee, Mr. Buckstone. Friday Evening at sunset. till Saturday Evening at sunset, when ' ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES. last month was 171, 84 of which were English, 35 Ameri- TEIF4 EVENING. THE LADIES' CHAMPION. Mr. Ken- business is resumed till 11 o'clock. Irish Church, there can be no doubt that the posi - merely to require their present loyalty and support dal, Mr. W. Gor lon, Miss lone Burke , an 1 Miss F. Wrigh t . The following are the London addresses of E. MOSES and -.--- 4 *-.. can, 13 German, and 12 French. To be follows Iby A HERO OF ROMANCE. Characters SON:- tion of the Ministry is greatly improved by the of the new constitution. " The Poet Longfellow has arrived in London. There is some news of interest from the provinces by Messrs. Sothern, Howe, Compton, Chippendale, Rogers, 155, AHNORIES Clark, to.: alealames Robertson, Fitzwilliam, Chippendale , division of the House of Lords. The re will b e The House of Representative s has reconsidered On Sat u rd ay la st h e v i s ited the studio of Mr. Joh n to-day. A vessel named the Emma, with 751 barrels of 156, 3IINORIES Dalton, Laws, an.l Danbigny. Petroleum on board, took fire in the port of Havre, and 157, MINORIES ample opportunity afforded of modifying any exist - and tabled , the bill granting an inc r e a s e of 20 per Watkins in Parliament-street, and gave sittings' for P (",aaeln ling with A CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT. M ess rs. Carnatou and Kealal ; Mesdames' Chi p p en d a le, Dalton, Lewin, 83, ALDGATE ing abuses without proceeding suddenly to the cent. to the salaries of Government officials. several photographic negatives. Mr. Rassam and soon became an incandescent furnace, vomiting smoke &e. 84, ALDGATE and flame to an enormous height. Surrounding Commence at Seven. 85, ALDGATE summary mode put forward by Mr. GLADSTONE The Florida Legislature has elected two Radical others of the released Abyssinian captives have also vessels were threatened with destruction, but by great 86, ALDGATE sat to Mr. Watkins for portraits, which will excite T lIEATRE ROYAL, A.DELPIII. Sale Proprietor and. Manager. Mr. 13. WEBil'Ell. 87, ALDGATE 83, ALDGATE and his friends. One thing we may add, in con clusion, not for the • sake of tl e stability of the Go- United States Senators. an unusual amount of interest."-The Times. exertions all were saved except one, which was much charred. Fram Marseilles intelligence has been received The new indictment • t S tt charges him against urra An Abyssinian Directress, Mrs. Alfred Mellon. 89, ALDGATE boy brought to England by Dr. of an extraordinary series of robberies in that city. THIS EVENING, at 7, CIO TO PUTNEY: Mr. G. Belmore' 506, NEW OXFORD-STREET ',ailment, not in defence of the House of Lords, but with complicity in plots to murder President Lin- Blanc, whose portrait is included in the series of Two or three years ago a band was formed, which embraced After which. at a q uarter to 8, A DAY OF RECKONING. 507, NEW OXFORD -STREET for the sake of common sense and justice, that those Mr. Charles Mathews, Mr. G. Belmore. Mr. Billing,ton, Mr. Ash- coln, or to kidnap and deliver him to the Con- photographs referred to by the Times, appears with the opportunity of making its dc'biit one evening in an open ley, Mr. Stuart, Mr. W. H. Eburne, Mr, C. J. Smith; Miss Car- 508, NEW OXFORD-STREET Iota), Leelercq and. Miss Emily Pitt. 1, HART-STREET who have been against Mr. GLADSTONE in both federates. a set' of the heavy iron manacles that night and day promenade called the Prado. Here the robbers struck down I% its a hammer a merchant who was taking a walk To cenelule with THE MAI Mr. Charles Mathews, Mr. 2, HART-STREET Houses of Parliament have not upheld the present fettered the limbs of each of the prisoners during . A delegation of Fenians has arrived at Wash , Ashley, Mr. C. H. Stephenson, Mr. G. J. Taylor, and MISS L. 3, HART-STREET with his wife, of course relieving him of his valuables. , the twenty one weary months of their cap , al )ore,. 137, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD system as it is, but have all of them all along de- ington, as is reported for the purpose of urging the Other night attacks followed, until a panic seized the e...., tivity. During the present season Mr. - - l3B, TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD , clarel that some change might be desirable, and Senators entire city. At the end of last year, again, a band of ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE. E - to pass Mr. Banks's bill for : the protection 283, EUSTON-ROAD. ; Watkins e has made many valuable additio owe Lessee and Mana,goam.. vi„;„„, Country Branch; i\ that i, ...se q uent„ 4,....„.....,,... ay. the v.v. of sk. or naturatiSed citfzens. i e na Italians overran Provence, and some of the leaders THIS EVENING, RIEO AND JULIET: Romeo, 31r. Her- 1 'to his al Y ea comprehensive and, indeed, unequal -19, BRIDGE-STREET, BRA.DFORyoRIaS. were ultimately arrested, and i texecuted. ialo salu wyn ; Juliet, Miss Neilson: Messrs. Dominick Murray, J. G. election when so many contrary statements will be Shore. Maelean, B. Potter, Cathcart Gresham, Crellin, B. Ellis, 20, BRIDGE-STREET, BRA.DFO YORKS. It is stated that the Federal authorities have led series of contemporary portraits, among whom cagy effect was, however, produced, for shortly &e.: Miss Eisworthy, and Mrs. Addle. SPECIAL 1 Prece led by TH E DAY AFTER 'rue WEDDING. Waterford, Lord Lytton, The Countess of Donough- which have been renewed during the last few In consequence of frequent misrepresentations, E. MOSES - N.8.-Doors open at 7 ; commence at 7.30. New York. and SON rind it necessary to state that they do not employ more, the Ladies Dacres, Viscountess Strang- days with sti 1 greater frequency. Amongst the more any travellers or agents, and that their only Establishments Although the interest of the evening centred last The New York papers publish advises stating QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. aro the above-mentioned. ford, Viscount Curzon, M.P., the new Bi- sensational proceedings, a rich merchant received a letter Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. H. Liston. - that Polanco (?) has headed a new revolt at San - demanding a sum of money (to be carried to a certain shops of Rochester and llereford, the Bishop of , THIS EVENING, at a quarter to Eight, TIME AND THE llonolulu, the Yen. Archdeacon Wordsworth the h the lIDUR. Messrs. Alfred Wigan, J. L. Toole, &c. t Vf a no notice of the communication, and soon he received To conclu le with "FOWL PLAY;" or, A Story of Chikkin a i r,,,, i , ..„,,,,._.,... , debate or stirring discussion, no momentous elivi- The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Antwerp new Vice-Chancellor Sir G. M. Giffard, the Hon. a b 111-!ard. Mr. J. L. Toole, &c. a - aa." -- ga. e ex, apparently containing a, book. Fortunately, g r „7 , 1 7 • l'' ' k g s---- '' ‘,.. Am sion or long-looked-for explanation, but the sub- arrived at Queenstown at 3.50 a.m. to-day (June S . g' ' '''' ' • Baron Pigott, the Hon. Justice Hannan' the Atter- he opened this with care, and the escape of riIHEATRE ROYAL, HOLBORN.-Elegantly 's a 4 jects brought up, though of a minor character, were 30), with 010,000 in specie. Having landed mails Hey-General, • Charles the Solicitor-General, Sir some grains of powder caused him to remit his present -1- r3painted and redecorated.-Under the management of Miss Fanny Josephs. -- - - not without importance. Many questions referring and passengers, she proceeded mmediately for Wyke, Ambassador to Copenhagen ; Sir Bartle to the hands of the authorities. The packet was found to THIS EVENING, at 7.30, WHO'S TO WIN HIM ? Frere, late Governor of Bombay ; Admirals Sir contain explosive material which would at least have After which, at 8.15, FOUL PLAY. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1868. to military and other matters connected with the Liverpool. All well. Sydney Dacres, Sir Alexander Milne, and Sir Adol- maimed or disfigured anyone unwary enough to ignite it. To conclude with THE RENDEZVOUS. Mr. H. Cox. ...-- , 0, public service were introduced, and some griev- .....,••••• ••••• For particulars see bills. Box-office open daily from ten to phus Slade ; Generals Sir Richard Dacres and Sir A rich proprietor received a similar demand, accompanied 9.ve. Mr. GLADSTONE may perhaps now feel convinced, antes inquired into. The House wants an evenin QUEENSTOWN, June 30. Melvill Melvin ; M. Gustave Dore and Mr. Thor- with the threat of carrying off his youngest child. Mean sO YAL AMPIIITHEvritE AND CIRCUS, even if he will not own it, that he has made a mis- of this character now and then, else under the pros- The Cunard (extra) steamship Tarifa, from New burn, the eminent artists, and Mr. Whitworth, while, the police have accomplished nothing. The incom petency which cannot interfere with a series of crimes of HOLBORN. take. He has wasted the time of the Se s• dll s ion, an a sure of more engrossing topics it is apt to overlook York, arrived here at 8.45 a.m. to-day, with 142 whose munificence has recently made him famous this description is something which your readers would AZ ELLA, the Female Leotard, Every Evening. "The swift and graceful evolutions of the daring Madlle. for no purpose. The result of the debate in the some of its functions. A subject which deserved at- passengers, 32 of whom she lauded, with her these alone form an attractive collection of think strange, even in England.-A girl in the district of Azella excite equal astonishment and admiration."-Daily Tele- portraits, but at this well-known " Studio in graph, Juno '25. 'louse of Lords can take no one by sur prise, for ten tion was brought forward by Sir C. RUSSELL, who despatches, and proceeded for Liverpool at 9 a.m. Parliament-street" may be seen a dozen volumes Pas de Calais has been condemned , ment for drowning to ten years' imprison ng her child. She had been seduced by a from the commencement of it there were some in- moved that "it is expedient to employ in Government All well. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE AND CIRCUS, each containing a hundred faces of persons dis- magistrate, to whom fell the unenviable task of making The Summer resort for an evening's entertainment. The dications of the failure of the bill introduced by situations non-commissioned officers and privates - tinguished in every walk of life, and all of whom the preliminary inquiry. He was cunning enough to greatest juvenile holiday attraction in the metropolis. First ap pearance of Mr Samwells and his trained Dogs, the most highly Lord GRANVILLE. A majority of 95 may well be discharged from the army with good character." RIO DE JANEIRO, June 8. have been posed, focussed, and photographed escape compromise. - educated Canine stud in the world. Scenes in the Arena. al. Agouste's novel, pleasing. and surprising entertainment. The matched against Mr. GLADSTONE'S famous 60, of There are a large number of small situations always Advices from the seat of war report that Hu- by Mr. John Watkins and his staff of able assis- - nsw spectacular piece of diversion, "THE CHINESE FAIR" a at the command of the Government--situations in maita was to be attacke d on the 30 th ultimo. tants. THE WEATHER TABLE.-THIS DAY, brilliant success, supported by nearly two hundred artistes , and Which so much has been predicated and affirmedese introducing a host of amusements characteristic of an Eastern . • the Post-office, in the Customs, in the, Excise, and A revolution has broken out in Corrientes. festival, in which both stage and ring are brought into requisi- S h f h since April. o much or human judgment, or METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS. tion. rather for political perversity. At any rate the similar positions, which might be most suitably The Mana and Italian banks at Monte Video MARKETS-7MS DAY. "These varied performances, enacted simultaneously, are Extreme Bee crowned by a brilliant display of fireworks: it may be readily House of Lords cannot be accused of sloth- filled by discharged soldiers. If the latter are men have declined to pay in specie. _____......---. concluded that a picture is presented likely to leave an enduring --- COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. Tuesday, r.. 1 1 June 31, B. T. 1;! -- a W. I i r t:o F. D. WR. Ito mpression on the mind "-Daily Telegraph, June 20. fulness, or of neglecting its work this year, of good character they would, indeed, be especially Open at Half-past Seven: commence at Eight. Grand Morn- TURKEY, Only moderate supplies are in the market to-day, and the 8 rain. r P , 12 -- 9 - - ino. Performance, Wednesday and Saturday, at Half-past Two. for it has bestowed a vast amount of fitted for official work, from their habits of regu- tone in general is steady, although there is but a limited Nairn - 1 Same programme as at evening representation. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 29. demand. Aberdeen - 1 time and thought on the subject of the Irish larity, punctuality, and discipline, while they Leith - - ---- RE. Church, and a .11 men of eminence among its have undoubtedly a strong claim on the Go- Prince Napoleon was received yesterday at the Tea.- The usual public sales were . not hold to-day, but Shields , .... 30'4r. IA E.N.E. 2 2 E.N.E. o. - 2 more inquiry for common qua- Scarborough 33'32f.r ._56 53 N.W. 3 3 N, ye - . b.c. - 3 8., ° Sc .- 1 e A le L ssee an S d3 l l l a ß nag t e \- re N ss,lrs. S r ty r anbo E rou A eh l . l Imperial Palace, and was visited to-day by the privately there is rather q it a c r i l d n e o r uth :: 30'i3 'r! . 7 -' 1 IN 1 : ... --b N. 0. -7i THIS EVENING, at 7.30, SISTERLY SERVICE: Messrs. ranks have taken part in tho protracted debate that vernmen . t A military life must necessarily un- lilies. Cuxhaven .. - - - - - - -- Belford, Harcourt; Miss Sheridan. settle a man from ordinary pursuits, and in any Sultan at the beautiful Kissque placed at his dis- Rice is very quiet, but transactions aro at prices,Skudesiaes After which, THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. e- -I - • ns ied The Opposition put themselves clearly in Saltpetre remains in limited demand, at 19s to 19s 6d. c ape r; sa e: r • :30 39i. 67 66 ~S ' 1 2 NW • c - 1 Messrs. Thorne, James, and Robson; 'Mesdames Swanborough, the wrong at the outset, and the circumstance of case it takes so many of the active years from his Pesal ,:eelia Thompson, Sheridan, Hughes, &c. for middling to good Bengal on the spot. Reel e's I P . t. 30'37f. G 4 62 N.N.E. 2 2 B.W.b. - 2 To ccualtele ecith MARRIAGE AT ANY PRlalE.life that he enters upon any other employment at a Mehemed Ali Packs, a relation of the Sultan, died Holyhead .. 30'363. 55 54 N.N.W. 2 0 Z. c.o. - - - --- - - the being moved by one of their own amendment Hemp is in moderate request, at .£37 to i.,37 lOs for clean Liverpool .. 30'38f. 62 53 Z. 0 2 N.W. b.o. - 1 A rdrossan .. 30•41 r. 59 56 N. W. 2 2 N.N.W. b.m - 1 last night. St. Petersburg. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' GUARDIAN party was in itself most darnel : jog to them. We great disadvantage. After faithfully discharging Greencastle 30'44r. 60 67 N.E. 1 1 E. o.c. - - C a t R. GLENIE, of the Seorting aeibrarv, - Sugar-On the spot there is more inquiry, but the mar- Penzance .. 30'.?er. 64 61 Z. 0 3 E.N.E. b. - 1 - may well ask now if Mr. Diseenet was so imps- his duties in the public interest for perhaps many tai 3 e n e l e oi t, , i ti . 30'35f. 58 55 Z. 0 3 S.W. b. -_-_- 1 ‘_)l *4, Connaught-terrace, Hyde-park, London, W., begs a BAVARIA. ket is not brisk. Prices are without quotable change. entortn his customers, and the Licensed Victuallers in genera: • years, he finds that his good character stands him, n 3o'32f.r. 62 56 E.N.E.,.,.. 2 4 E.N.E. , c. : 9 ratively called upon by all the rules of the Consti- Deliveries are well kept up, and the relative deficiency Portsmoutho, that he has been appointed Agent for the above-named paper it MUNICH, June 29. • , , a ldition to his agency for the Sporting Edition of - 'Pita SUN.' tution to resign, as some sapient judges affirmed, of in little service compared to the advantages which in BLOC.. is increased. Floating cargoes Continue UpeGris.o.ez 30'30f. 57 53 N. 5 5 N. o. - 3 and can supply the same on Friday evening, if required, iu town The treaty between Bavaria and the United in steady request for outports at 23s 6d for good musca- 1.Vrte...... 30:: 61 57 E.N.E.!2 5 5 E.11:31E. b. - 1 kr country. what avail would it have been if he had other men possess who have given their earlier sr. 64 59 N.E. 7 7 N.E. b. - 2 G. It. G. begs to inform the Trade that he is Agent for the States has been ratified. According to the treaty vado sugars. In refined there is not much passing to alter Rochefort .. 30'1 Biarritz .... - - - - - - - - PaATEST EDITION of "THE SUN," and can supply it carliel made room for Mr. GLADSTONE in April, energies to civil life. Sir C. RUSSELL last evening quotations. Corunna..... - - - - - - - - a)an any other man in London or Country the evening of publi emigrants from either country, who may have beenßrussels .... 30'95 69 N.E. 3 o. cation. No connection with any other persons. Baiiy's, Ruft's and that right hon. gentleman had found referred to the reports of societies for employing Coffee maintains a firm position, and for native kinds the - N.E. 2- - c. - - 'Wright's, and 3l•Call's Guides. All the Daily Papers, Maga naturalised and should again return to their native demand is decidedly better, purchases being made at Stra:bourg - 62 - N.N.E. 6 - - b. - - tines, and Periodicals as soon as published. Agent for the J eiet himself face to face with the overwhelming discharged soldiers, and also to some letters from a Lyons - N. 3 - - b. - - 48s 64 to 50s for good to fine ordinary. Colory, planta- Toulon - %lock Coal Campany. Orders by post attended to. land, will retain their acquired citizenship, unless it - be distinctly renounced by them. tent (6 a.m. THELATEST EDITION of " THE SUN " the whole affair has been badly managed through- after 21 years' service. All these authorities showed and export continue favourable. local time) 1 30'335. 46 43 S.S.E. 1 1 F. o.b. - supplied, as soon as published, Every Evening, by W. - COT TON MARKET. i l / 4 1.' , :xa.sDER (late Brooks), Newspaper Agent, No. 4, Old out, and the scheme has borne too much the that many deserving men experience the greatest .. _ LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Sales probably 8,000 bales. EXPLANATION. . 7 Oaveaslish-street, Oxford-street. appearance of a party move to please disinte- difficulty in finding employment after their dis- SERVIA. . Market steady. Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. a sea leTed. Thelettere r., rising; f a falling ; s., steady-indicate direction of motion of the BELGRADE, June 29. - IT ii O'S GRAINGER'? LICENSED rested and unprejudiced observers People may charge from the army. At present there is a great mercury within last 14 hours. Thermometer exposed in shade I V VieTuaareuts' Tonacco. ss • • ', n ' - ' ' " 'The sentence on the persons accused of conspiring Great excitement has been produced at Marseilles Extreme Force with its Direction daring last 21 hours. Z.-caln Tee SPORTI s EDI HON of I T I rS I IJ E .I n? ' S e - a n n us be seen at well ask why there was such haste made about difficulty in the way of their obtaining any post iia Weather: b.-blue sky ; c.-clouds, detached ; f.-fog ; h.-hall 311 IING ER'S Establishment, as above, every evening by Eight to assassinate the late Prince has not been pro- by threatening letters sent to some of the principal ei )ee. a question that had so long been suffered to re- the civil service, as the age fixed as the limit for 1.-lightning ;m,—misty, hazy ;0.-overcast, dull ; r.--rain; le-snow' nounced to-day, it having been postponed on inhabitants demanding sums of 25,000 f. from each. t,-thunder. Rain-fall, snow or hall (melted) during last 24 hours HE LATES r EDITION of " THE SUN " supplied as soon as published, containing all the LATEST 11- main dormant during the reign of Liberalism, applicants is usually just past. Sir C. RUSSELL a and, above all, why it was pressed forward in an thought there would he another advantage arising account of fresh discoveries and a further con- One of the persons having paid no attention to the • • - missive, received a few days later a parcel which had Sea disturbance. REMARKS. N EW.a end SPORTING INTELLIGENC E, by II W lIARRIS, fession of the prisoner Marie. The inquiry will There is scarcely any change in the distribution of barometrica I;ew3paper Agent, 4, Blackfriars-road, London, S. • expiring Parliament, already overwhelmed by the from the employment of such men in the Govern- been left at his house by a stranger. This packet pressure at the different stations this morning. Readings are stn be continued, and more arrests are being made. 9 lowest in the South of France, but have risen a little since yester frIHE LATEST EDITION of " THE SUN." remnants of the Reform work, and pledged to le- went offices, as the chance of such an opportunity . . proved to be a volume entitled "La Vie de Gerso,' day. Temperature, also, is almost unaltered. The winds are stil Captain Mirzalovic, to whom with a body of troops it .1. HOLMES begs to inform his friends and the public and the merchant, wbo had some suspicions, hay gislate on some important secondary queetions. would induce soldiers to improve themselves during moderate, from N.E. on our eastern and southern coasts, and b generally that ho snaplies the LATEST EDITION of THE was allotted the task of occupying the police ing carefully raised the corners of one of the leaves, France; but are chiefly from N.W. in the west. The weather is Ter; a , CIN "as soon as published.-No. 10, Hampstead-road, N.W. Tne House of Lords has had ample time, their time of military service. " They had provided," fine, but cloudy in the east. barracks, was shot this morning early in the pre- found that the middle of the book had been scooped - PORTING.-JOHN ROBERTS supplies the it must be reinerubered, to think of all he said, " first-rate schools and reading-rooms for ENT ES I' EDITION of "TH E SUN as soon as pub- this, and to reflect upon the confusion that might soldiers, but the troops did not fully avail them- sence of an immense number of persons. out, and the space filled with denotating powder, The Constitationnel remarks that the project of a rood nalied.-1, Bath-street, City-road, E.C. :BERLIN, June 29 (Evening). e arranged with chemical matches and sand paper in German Confederation is growing into favour at Stutt ensue if matters were carried to extremity after the selves of these advantages, because they did . such a manner that on the book being opened . 7111 HE "SUN" NEWSPAPER.--G. R..G GENIE; fashion prescribed. The interest of the debate was not see of what use it would be to them to do so. If, The semi-official North German Gazette of this • suddenly and forcibly an explosion should be dt M • land Darmstadt. gal , unici, __.........„- ;., --....,.. se n ni.n.nrrsent. nf the Meminnn7 111. Krupp, the celebrated Prussian cannon-founder, 1 and that right hon. gentleman had found himself face to face with the overwhelming majority in the Lords in July? The fact is that the whole affair has been badly managed through out, and the scheme has borne too much the appearance of a party move to please disinte rested and unprejudiced observers. People may well ask why there was such haste made about a question that had so long bean suffered to re main dormant during the reign of Liberalism, and, above all, why it was pressed forward in an expiring Parliament, already overwhelmed by the remnants of the Reform work, and pledged to le gislate on some important secondary questions. Tne House of Lords has had ample time, it must be remembered, to think of all this, and to reflect upon the confusion that might ensue if matters were carried to extremity after the fashion prescribed. The interest of the debate was well sustained, and the debating power of the Upper House ably vindicated in many speeches. The Duke of ARGYLL spoke at some length with his usual bitterness when subjects of importance come on the tapis. It may be eaid that the noble duke might look at home with propriety before he calls others " crotchety politicians," and so on. It has, however, long been known that the Whigs mono polise all criticism to themselves ; and thus Lord Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. a sea level. Theletters r., rising; 1., falling; a., steady—indicate direction of motion of the mercury within last 14 hours. Thermometer exposed in shade. Extreme Force with its Direction during last 24 hours. Z.—calm Weather : b.—blue dry ; c.—clouds, detached ; f.—fog ; h.—hail I.—lightning ; m,—misty, hazy ; o.—overcast, dull ; r.--rain; s.—snow: t.—thunder. Rain-fall, snow or hail (melted) during last 24 hours, Sea disturbance. Great excitement has been produced at Marseilles by threatening letters sent to some of the principal inhabitants demanding sums of 25,000 f. from each. One of the persons having paid no attention to the missive, received a few days later a parcel which had been left at his house by a stranger. This packet proved to be a volume entitled " La Vie de Gerson," and the merchant, who had some suspicions, hav ing carefully raised the corners of one of the leaves, found that the middle of the book had been scooped out, and the space filled with denotating powder, arranged with chemical matches and sand paper in such a manner that on the book being opened suddenly and forcibly an explosion should be caused. He shook out the powder, and was thus able to examine the new kind of infernal machine without danger. All the letters sent bear the signa ture of Bandolini. The last advices from America announce that there will be no payment of the July dividens o❑ the Virginian State Bonds, there being no money in the Virginia treasury, and no prospect of the treasury being replenished. _ _ There is scarcely any change in the distribution of barometrical pressure at the different stations this morning. Readings are still lowest in the South of France, but have risen a little since yester day. Temperature, also, is almost unaltered. The winds are still moderate, from N.E. on our eastern and southern coasts, and in France ; but are chiefly from N.W. in the west. The weather is very fine, but cloudy in the east. The Constitutionnel remarks that the project of a South German Confederation is growing into favour at Stutt gardt, Munich, and Darmstadt. M. Krupp, the celebrated Prussian cannon-founder, le still at St. Petersburg. He has received large orders from the Russian Government, and will have to extend his already enormous establishment. The Libcrle has received news from Berlin to the effect that the Countess Bismarck has sustained a dangerous accident at the chateau of Varzin, in Pomerania. Madame Bismarck, it appears, had stepped upon a - chair for some purpose, fell, and broke a rib. As there was no medical man near at the time, several hours elapsed before assist ance could be procured. THE -SUN" NEWSPAPER.--G. R. (GENIE, it Sporting Library, 4, Connaught-terrace, Edgeware-road, deliv rs the LATE EDITION of , THE SUN " at the earliest possible moment after leaving the press. He is able to deliver C3pies in Town, the Suburbs, and in many parts of the country at a comparatively early hour the same evening, say 40 miles by nine o'clock. The semi-official North German Gazette of this evening, in reply to a statement of the Memorial Diplomatique, announces that it is empowered most positively to declare that perfect unanimity exists in the view taken by the great Powers on the Ser vian question. The Gazette adds that nothing has occurred which could justify the assumption that this unanimity of opinion will cease to prev4il. however, they knew that they would have a chance at the end of their service of obtaining a Government appointment they would fit them selves for such a position." The general feel ing of the House, we are glad to find, was in favour of the principle. Captain VIVIAN believed that if such a system were adopted they would procure a much better class of me❑ in the ranks. In some of the public offices, and the War-office in particular, there was an objection he said to the employment of soldiers. This seems to be a most ill- placed and unreasonable objection in the War-office, where surely the heads of the several departments should be moat anxious to consult the interests of the soldier. It is certainly not from motives of economy that civilians are preferred, for General HERBERT affirms that there are in a public offic.3 two clerks receiving jointly a salary of £5OO a year St. PETERSBURG, June 29. The Journal de St. PetersbJurg refutes the accu sation made by some foreign newspapers that the Russian Press has attempted to influence the choice of a successor to the Servian throne. A journal caliCd the Revival, which is devoted to chronicling the proceedings of the " converted clowns" and other irregular preachers, trints in a recent number the following advertisement : " Gardener, bead. —An energetic young man, age twenty-six, is desirous of obtaining a situation as above. Has been bred to the profession. Tho roughly understands forcing, bedding, laying out, and the different branches connected. (Is a labourer in the Lord's vineyard.) Testimonials, both professional and Christian, will bear the strictest investigation.—Address, &c." The extra vote for the Prussian navy just passed amounts to about £550,000. The principal items are about £300,000 for works and fortifications at Jande. At Kiel a large sum is to be spent—namely, about £130,000 — for the establishment, £60,000 for the armament, £lO,OOO for constructions on land, and £44,000 for the pur• chase of heavy artillery. The preamble of the credit says that it is necessary to urge forward these undertakings, in order that they may be able to shelter the fleet at the latest by the end of 1869. All the rnen of the naval division s!at:onA at KM, as well as the marines and gunners who have been e)sent on leave, are maned into tho GRANVILLE made himself so busy iu Lis remarks on Lord DEHey's speech that the noble earl declared he could not recognise it from his own, and yet the Duke of ARGYLL considered himself at liberty to denounce Lord DERBY for having presumed to attack Mr. GLAnsToNF.'s:speech, and those of other members of the Opposition. The Duke made a bold defenc...; of his party, for h 3 said that the Libe ral party had had the bill forced upon it is conse- ITALY. FLORENCE, June 29, Evening. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Count Canibray Digny, replying to Signor Comin, said that the company contracting for the tobacco monopoly would pay 4,000,000 lire to the Goyent- Orders by post punctually attended to. 11IE THIRD EDITION OF ,‘ THE SUN,' ,=•vi (Er all the SPOUTING N EWS of the day. may he aeon t JEW!" M NTO ‘'S house, " Uhe Swan and Horse Shoe," Linia .Cl y, E.C. NEWSPAPER.-G. It. GLENIE tlelit, .trs the L TI: EDITION at Chelseti. 7.40; Kilburn. g; Starch-green, 8; Woolwich, 7.30; Uxbridge, 9.20; Watford. ).15. rruiE LATEST EDITION of " TIIE SUN " to ii. be Sef_'ll E%wv EVenin3 by 8.10 at Mr. RoBERT MEAcom's, r:taunia, Kemal New-town THE LATE EDITION of " THE SUN" at JAIIE-3 SPEEDY'S, "The Wehington," Wellington-street. ft:re. THE LATE EDITION of "THE SUN " J. SMITH S, 3J, Bow-str?e, Coven'-gar :ea. rpm: EDrrioN of- "THE SUN " _lllL__ SI.LITEL S, " Camden Stores, - 73, Park-street, Camden THE BISHOP OF NATAL. . DEPUTATION TO THE ARCHBISHOP Or CANTERBURY. On Monday afternoon a deputation from the English Church Union, headed by Earl Nelson. waited upon the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace to present the following declaration signed by 20,150 clerical and lay communicants of the Phnrch of England:— "To his Graco the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Pri. mate of All England and Metropolitan. "May it please your Grace,—We, the undersigne 4 clergy and lay communicants of the Church of England, having in mind that Dr. Colenso has denied that WV portions of the Holy Scriptures aro the Word of God, bail charged our blessed Lord Jesus Christ with error, and hat denied that Ho is the proper object of Christian worship, hereby solemnly declare that wo renounco all Christian communion with Dr. Colenso until such time as he repent% of these his errors." Earl Nelson having read the declaration, stated that the object of those who had signed it was not to pass 10 judgment upon Dr. Colenso themselves, but was based upon the fact that he bad been legally deposed and excom municated by a consistoriel court, in accordance with the commo❑ law of the church. The Archbishop of Canterbury observed that es he wisnof asked to perform any specific act no answer was required. His views with regard to Dr. Colenso's errors and the validity of his deposition were well known. The subject had' been under consideration by a committee of the Upper House of Convocation, whose report would be before the public in ( day or two. The deputation having thanked his grace, then withdrevr. THE EARTHQUAKES IN THE SANDWIC.EI ISLANDS. _.- - The American papers just received contain full particular' of the terrible earthquakes in the Sandwich Islands, of which telegraphic accounts were published some weeks since. A correspondent of the Lew York Times; writing on the spot, says: " On this day" (April 2), " at 4 p.m.; an event occurred which defies description. Such a shock has no record in the memo* the history, or the traditions of these islands. It lasted from two to three minutes, and was terrific. Houses jarred , cracke.l, swayed, slid, rose, and sank upon their foundations. Many buildings in Kau, including nearly all the churches, and some in Hilo, fell. Many others which stood are so racked and broken as to be nearly useless. Most of the stone build' ings, including the Hilo gaol, were destroyed. Trees swayed and fell ; thousands of yards of stone fences went down great boulders were rolled and tossed about like footballs. Land slides wore numerous, and precipicces fell thundering into the sea. The earth rent in a thousand places fissures; opened from one inch to six, eight, and ten feet in breadth• The streets and fields of Hilo cracked, and seam' opened all around us, whore we had supposed that volcanic forces had long ago left their final traces. Hiders and horsemen were thrown to the ground, and multitudes of men were prostrated by the shock. In Nall the convulsions of the earth were so tremendons - that men had to steady themselves by holding on to shrubs and rocks/ In order to avoid being bruised against the ground. our streams ran mud. Our houses were strewn with debris from garret to cellar. Bureaus, tables, cabinets, book cases, wardrobes, glass and earthenware—all T no , P. able things, in short, were thrown pell-mell. MI largest bookcase, which stood nearly east ;and west, wag prostrated towards the north : while my cabinet of shells, which stood at right angles to the fcrmer direction, remained standing; seeming to prove that the most violent lateral os• cillations, at least, were in the direction of the magnetic needle. Dr. Wetmore's drug-store was thrown into utter disorder; the whole house fumed with the mixture of incompatibl e acids, the floor was covered with the wreck of glass bottle and retorts, and it is a marvel that explosion and fire didiaof occur. The confused noises, the dust, the awful throes of the earth, the falling of rocks into the sea, the conster nation of men and animals, made a scene which baffles descriP4 tion—a scene of terror such as our islands have never wit.* nessed before. The crust of the earth rose and sank al the sea in a storm. It seemed as if the rocky ribs el the mountains and the granite walls and pillars of the world were breaking. At this moment the ground was suddenly rent open in Kau, between the land° of Messrs. Reed and Richardson and Judge F. S' Lyman. As quickly as the discharge of a battery or the ev plosion of a shell, a vast eruption of mud, rocks, and eartl (not heated) took place, disgorging a mass three miles long and half as wide, which instantaneously buried a village with its thirty-one native inhabitants, and five hundred or ail hundred head of cattle. The discharge was so sad' den that there was no escape for those within its range. At the same time the sea rose and fell rapidly all around the shores of the island, a coast circumference of two hun dred miles. In Hilo Bay, it came up to Front-street it height of six or eight feet above high-water mark. In the district of Poea it rose from ten to fifteen feet, sweepiu' away a number of houses, and drowning one person. But to Kau the tidal wave came in twenty or twenty-five feet hie' , destro) lug all the villages and churches of the lowa shores, and drowning scores of people. Men, women, and children, with all their earthly substance, wore swept away in an instant. Nearly 100 people, in all, were killed, and seventy or eighty escaped wounded from tho scone of the catastrophe." Some mortars captured at Magdala have reached Uosport ; also some Abyssinian dogs of a curious variety. The Rev. J. R. Woodford has accepted the vicarage of Leeds. He preached on Sunday morning at tho Chapel Royal, Savoy. Upwards of 30,000 acres of land have recentlf been taken up by actual settlers, in one district only, i n Minnesota, in the United States. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has sub scribed fifty guineas to the fund now being raised to pur" chase an annuity for the widow of the late Mr. Wri Dargan. SIR ROBERT NAPIER.—From a private letter received on Monday by the Lord Mayor at the Mansi o House, there is reason to believe that Sir Robert Napie r will arrive in London on Thursday or Friday next. THREE MEN DROWNED.—A few days ago, on th e occasion of a regatta being held by the natives of the gas' dale slate quarries, a boat capsized, and three men wer ° drowned. The sad occurrence produced great depressioe in the place. We understand that the Junior United Serrie ° Club has conferred honorary membership on Prince Arth , and Sir Robert Napier. Both are Engineer officers, b ut are distinguished in different ways—the one by illustrioll9 birth, the other by pre-eminent merit.—Daily News. Lieutenants Nolan and Chapman, of the Royal Artillery, the officers specially attached to the Steel Mountain Battery in Abyssinia, and who arrived l' t t Woolwich a few days ago, give some interesting details °1 the effects of the fire from these little guns, which is s aid to have been most destructive, particularly with th . Boxer shrapnell shell. V ---- • A meeting of " distinguished Roman Catholic ladies," with Cardinal Cullen at their head, has been held in Dublin, to take measures for raising funds for supporting the Papal army. Among the patronesses of this movement are the Lady Mayoress, the Marchioness of Londonder i l t the Countess of Portarlington, the Countess of Grausrcit Lady Ffrench, Lady Bellew, Lady Burke, Ste. An inquest has been held at Camberwell IVorlc house, on the bodies of John Robert Mode and Rach °l Sweeney, which were found in the Surrey Canal. Fr ° the evidence it appeared that the deceased had kept cal 'piny together, and Sweeney had been heard to say she should drown herself for Mcde, who bad seduced her. It WI supposed they had agreed to drown themselves together . verdict of " Found drowned" was returned. INDIA OFFICE BREAKFASTS.—Mr. W. S. North` cote writes as follows to a contemporary :—" Sir, I 111/1 directed by Sir Stafford Northcote to say that he has tw .l served in one of the articles in your pa7per this morning ° attack on the Indian Council for giving public breakfas° at the expense of the Indian taxpayers. These breakftby are, however, entirely private entertainments, give° . Sir Stafford at his own expense." DARING ATTEMPT OF A PRISONER TO Esei l4 FROM THE CENTRAL POLICE-OFFICE.— On Saturdaymoroilf a ; shortly before nine oteock, a man named Thomas Coii °l u u a made a daring but unsuccessful attempt to escape from ta- Central Police-office in the High-street. The prisoner iv' one of a batch of three who had been brought to the 0 16 c. on a charge of theft and assault committed in an eating; house in the West Port. While in custodyin the serge room, the prisoner made a sudden bound to the windoW sprang through it, smashing two panes of glass and datosV; the framework. He alighted on his feet outside ivitli°-0 sustaining any serious injury, and was making off Vile, William Robertson ,the officer on duty in Parliament -sc &: saw him, and at once started in pursuit, and before be l e run many yards he laid hold of him. A severe strugo ensued, in which Robertson never lost his hold. prisoner fell, and Robertson rolled over him, still clot% ing him tightly. The prisoner was shortly after secured and taken back to the office by two policeme n a detective. A considerable crowd had gathere d while ti,l;t short but sharp struggle was going on. Robertson's ;3 fell off during the scuffle, and was picked up and esf ri e off by some one in the crowd as a prize. ConnollY,f understand, is a returned convict, and has been only a :0 days at liberty. The prisoner and his companions Were much intoxicated as to be unfit to appear beforeSal s9 94 sriturclAyrriScouritart._ 110 The in Prices by exports o: bullion bi activity in but other steady. now anoth Railways downward of the div The D shorter. business i E xchange busit,ess, The Ot from the I The Fu are quote,. for accou , 9.P,- to 9 Littlk Sto' prem. In the Londs are Vance is A to 741 ;- Turkish plain stem Spanish, 83!_s to 84 In Co strieted, per Cent. Cent., 92 New Sou Zealand ( Cent., 10 110. In Amy Bonds an relapse ol 102. En gl isl tions the are / lov 48i to 4; at 50/ to lower. I 127 i to and Nor A, 95i tc 41 to 4 donian, 7 Foreim bardo-fe Luxernbu At di sent in. 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