The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-17 00:00:00

DISTURBANCES AT THE SUEZ CANAL

THE exceedialey CHOICE and very VALUABLE STOCK of
high class V. INZ6, of Messrs. Thomas Foetal, auditor, and
Co., to coesequence of their giving up their premises, No. 14.
Southaseptonetreet Strand, when the wines may be In-
spected, and from whence the same will be delivered to the
purchseera
MESSRS. TOPLIS and ROBERTS will SELL
by AUCTION, at the Cellars, No. it, Southampton-
street,
Strand. on FRIDAY, April 29, the exceedingly choice and
very valuable STOCK of the above old-established and welt-
known Brm, who have bestowed the greatest can in the sale°.
lion of the whole of the WINES now offered for sale, which
competes Porta of the following first-class shippers and best
vintages-via, Sandman and Co.'s, 31 dozen 1840 ~t 2 dozen
bottled 1848, boated Silk, Castle, Richmond; : 27 dozen 1842,
and 14 dozen 1844, bottled, 1854. Martinez, Gasalot, and Co.'a, 40
dozen 1844, bottled 1861; 46 dozen 9 years In bottle, and 10
dozen 6 years in bottle. Thompson and Croft's, 42 dozen very
superior. and 3 doses 1840, bottled 1446: also 30 dozen 1861,
bottled 1854. and X dozen ilsguums 1861 teach sealed Bull,Castle,
Richmond; Tuke, Hankey, and Co.'s, 32 dozen. eyestrain bottle.
Gould, Campbell, and Co.'s, 21 dome, 9 years in bottle. Hooper
and Son's, 3 dozen 180, bottled 1866 (sealed Felice and Sons: ;
and 8 dozen 11151, bottled 1864: and Quarles Barris and Co.'s.
16 dozen pints. 6 years In bottle. Sherries of the following
ehippen—Doinerets, 11 dozes very old, 17 years In bottle ;
21 dome pale, 9 years In bottle and 70 dozen pale, It
dozes gold and IS dozen very superior Amontillado, each 3 years
In bottle • also 9 dozen very old Kest India, and HI dozen
Amoroso, 2 years In bottle. Maas, 47 dozen pale, 41 doses gold,
and 36 uozen brown, each 4 years In bottle ; also 49 dozen pals
and 42 dozen soli, each 1 years in bottle ; and 21 dozen pale and
6 dozen gold, each 2 years In bottle. fled: admen very superior
old gold, 17 years In bottle, and 15 dozen one year In bottle.
hone and Co.'s 12 dozen old gold, 7 years In bottle Hooper and
Suns, 25 dozen gold (sealed hull and Bloram), and .9
dozen pale.
each 3 years In bottle. Also other very evertor Sherries of Del
Gordon and CO:11. Garvey's, and Noble lierahme.: 'Chains=
clarets Demme sad Borkheime, 9 dozen 1861: Cutler and Co.'s
4 dome Duped's, '2 dozen WM, aud *dozen Latour, first growth;
Brlnd and Co.'s, 3 dozen Latour ; Cloesamois and Co.'., 9 dozen
St- Julien , Hooper arid Sou's 20 dozen Mil let. 4 yaws lb Outdo;
and Bowman and Co.'s, 6 dozen Sledoc old In bottle. Cham-
pagnes: Perrier, Jost, and Co.'s, 26 dozen 1846, and 6 doses
pints . Perrier. Silo, and Co.'s, 4 dozen tint quality and 8 dozen
pints; and Bollinger's, S dozen 1857, also 9 dozen and 17 dozen
pinta. Mosselles Sec.kb us's. 21 dozen : Kam nschied's, 4 dozen :
and Lelden'e 8 dozen, and 6 dozen plate /Summits., 22 dozen,
and Leuveure and Co.' i, 16 dozen, each three years In bottle.
Chablia : Hooper and Sou's, 3 dozen old In bottle. flockhelnier,
3 dozen. Rhein Wein, 6 dozen. Melo e eta, 4 dozen. Steinberg
3 dozen. cchareberg, 2 dozen 1857. Rudesheimer, 2 dozen
1342. Johannisberg, 8 dozen, end 6 dozen pints. And Vino de
Preto. 10 dozen.—The cellars may be Inspected two demi pre-
ceding the 'ale, by catalogues only (la each. returned to pur-
chasers), when the wines may be tasted, or samples had by pay-
ment Catalogues may likewise be obtained at the Cellars, and
at the offices of Yeas. Torus and RoMters, 2. Conduit-attest,
Regent-street, zed South Kensington ,facing the Museum).

WORKS.

MARSEILLES, APRIL 15.

Advices received here from Alexandria to the Bth
inst., state that some Egyptian gendarmes, sup-
ported by a number of Musaulman fanatics, had
attacked the labourers on the Suez Canal works.
The assailants used pistols, and seriously wounded
one French and tour Italian workmen.

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The French Vice-Consul had demanded the
arrest of the gendarmes who had been the aggres-
sors, and it was expected that this request would
be complied with.

INDIA.
(By direct Overlaid To(graph.)
BOMBAY, Aria 7, 6.40
Markets inanimate. Freight fur cotton, Os.
CALCUTTA, Aria 6.
Piece goods nominal. Exchange on London,
2a. OP.

AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DIE AT LIVERPOOL
rms. WSZIL—TIes following steamers are due as Liverpool
this week with the American and Canadian mails, viz :
The City of Manchester, Damascus, and Ada. The former
two, with data from New York on the dtb, and Poetland
with corresponding *drifts, may be looked for off Crook-
haven or Queenstown in the wires of Wednesday. On
Saturday next the Asia, with dates from Boston to April
12, and Halifax to the morning of the 14th, will no doubt
reach Crookhaven or Queenstown.
Hideout° AS HIGH AS ELLMLN.—In the course
of Monday, April 3, an assemblage wee addressed from the
step of the ladies' entrance to Willard's Hotel, Washing-
ton, by VicoPresident Johnson, who was frequently inter-
rupted by cheers. The enthusiasm was particularly great
when he said, at the time the SoutherdStates were talking
treason, he told them to their faces in the Senate Chamber
that were he President James Buchanan, he would arrest
the whole of them, and, obtaining a verdict, he would do
as General Jacksoe would have dons, bang them as high as
Haman for treason. These were the observations upon
which was founded the story telegraphed by the corre-
spondent of a contemporary, that Mr. Johnson bad declared
himself in favour of hanging Mr. Davis alter the taking of
Richmond.
DISTURBANCES AT FAINZA.—The Corriere dell'
Bailin of Bologna gives an account of • serious disturbance
which took place at FROOZI on the 10th, when a mass of
about 500 persons who had been enjoying themselves in the
country returned with • bend of music at their head, and
rather the worse for wine, singing the hymn of Garibaldi,
and uttering cheers for that personage and Mazda. The
police having ordered them to disperse but ineffectually,
the three intimations prescribed by law were made (tanta-
mount to the reading of the Riot Act in England), and the
polioe and military then began to maks some arrests, upon
which the deters threw stones et the authorities and the
military, and it was some time before order was restored.
Two aubreers and three of the populace were wounded.
About half a handfed persons were arrested. Judicial pro-
reedier have been commenced against the ringleaders The
Italia represents the matter as having been even more
serious. It says :—" Fsenza is in mourning ! On the eve
of the 9th instant a party of young men, chiefly workmen,
who bad pared the day in innoceet recreation at • sillily
boozing village, ware fired upon by the carbines/a and
guardians of the public safety, when re-entering the town
• with a band of music at their head, playing the hymn of
the patriot Garibaldi. Several men were killed and wounded,
and fifty of the citizens arrested."
THB CENTRAL RAILWAY OF Vilitstnr_ot. —The
directors of this railway received deapatehes oat Saturday
CONSECRATION OF A NEW CHURCH AT LEWISHAM. from Venezuela to the 25th ultimo, stating that the limo
—On Saturday the Bishop of London consecrated the new was being rapidly constnicted ; sod the company'. chief
church of St. Stephen's, Lewisham. The church has been • engineer had informed • meeting of merchants at Puerto
built trGinnsaiPl by 21 r•
of the Mean. Rowley, of e that the firm section to Pair would be opened is
Westminster. in the style SQ• thirteenth century, • June or July in this year, and that on hie return to London
east IA £12,000, the whole of which, with the endowment of he would be able to inform the board of directors that the
£2,000 more, bas been provided by the munificence of the expectatives of traffic would far exceed any that had yet
Rev. S. R. Davies, of Lea, the patron and first incumbent. been formed. When the mail left he was eneveyiag the
The foandationetone was laid in May, 1863, by Viscount other write, of the comps concession
to Comm, the
Holmeadale, the ground being the gift of Lord St. Germans. tel of the cumin. At the meeting of the inarehmate
Altar the ennannn"ins.. the 'nib" limbed with the incum. ;17-aded to about 100 of the 1,090 shares reseedfor
best and local clergy at the Assembly Rooms, Blackheath. Venerate had been taken, and the remainder were to be
A FUNERAL BERFICS AT KING'S COLLEGE, subeceibed for is • few days in the other large towns.
Orgasm—Yesterday there was a Ramat service at King's &RINI AND LOCK-OUT Ix Till TYPIL•FOUNDINO
424611°ChsPil• the first which h" taken place than' sin" Tasnm—On Saturday "valise • meeting of the men em-
its consecration. During the rebuilding of the Chapel ployed at Messrs. Orlon and Co.'s type-founding establish-
Royal in the Savoy, the congregation have assembled on meet, is ohieuemetreet. Fieehery, took ph., the Arta.
Sunday evenings as King's College, bat yesterday, it being lay Arnie, Type-street, Finsbury, Needy 100 skilled heads
out of term, there was a double service. At eleven o'clock lately in full employ at the establishment in question are
• coMu, containing the body cis young chorister, was placed now out in „ciecqueoce of a pecuniary dispute with their
on trestles at the eastern end of the chapel, and the solemn employers, and arising out of general grievances Mersa
service appointed for such occasions was performed by the Casloo have issued a cotiliceitioa that they require new
Rev. Henry White and the Rev. Thomas Wodehones. The hands, but as yet only
some oioht err tea have ...dad to
pall was borne by the eight senior elioriaters, and situ its the appeal. there beingtireat dimcufty
labear
removal from the chapel the body waa,....mn, last of that description. The workmen have rued • manifest" o,
10•021 place the rann'Y'L`n at 'fltr'i°°. The n." °° stating that the affair was a "lock-oat," and not a
*boo clergy and peopleY•lt•Ri•Y paid their lee; marl' strike r that Ur whole of their body were requested by
of respect was Henry Greer Browne, aged 14 yearerwhe their employer to leave their work to net • alight dr-
illed, after • brief illness, on Wednesday in Holy Week. pate, and a short time after a wear(' was sent to them to
He was. to ups Mr. Whiten "(du, in speaking in the effect that the doors of the too were dead against
his manscr, coo of the brightest and best of his little band them, sad oneecioantly they were all lashed out The
dorbitnn• and his has gnat • Finclen.nen• the °nil' whole question was on this cassias hilly di sassed, with a
in whose sorrier he took ao prominent • part. view to some compromise or adjustment.'-▪
.
NEAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—The contractors Carnal. PAtiacs.—ln addition to other holiday
bar the Spalding ~°l,llbin system
_ have atineticas =der the diner/at of Mr. Nelson Lee, the
In•••••• bn"babri ""'"•-bbic.s."•• """•' Wizard of the North and Mir Anderson will reeppear
WWI venues ase daily russing. The paranoia way ,_enotiea.umn Friday.
now Mid fee emsewel What:ma thejeesselen with the Ova* In•n•Y,`"'
Weedrirs. • samba of men are =peel is the It igitit but no less a fact, that nine tenths
of the rated Kingdom see bland to the ha-
-sal thee.. klePsersostals:alttsit=ltdfwrt
%Lambe at shamans food—at least that number eat
shin pit - the vay Motet Ms," adulterated with Ow. Be asebrt
teals which sew pone over ties seta lb* sal vitt is p.m year sled at mew if wet awing 0. „be, a
towed to istedere with the Weer 7liedirestess s bow. yea tee ewer retralor,
have entered into • previsional egreemset se wilt • pre. area irides Powder, wholesomeness berg guaranteed by
posed messom Spelsby to Ferry at 60 pee cosh elt the same of the mest sedum* tread mos of the deg. Ms sold
gem l rsosions svetywhlss la pang pawn% ant spwards.—tatruntsensati

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