The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-27 00:00:00

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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
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SPAIN AND CHILL
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PARIS, Nov. 26.
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II Ike Mottiteur publishes intelligence from Valra.
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raise, to Oct. 12, announcing that an expectant atti- 4,0.006,
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not to prejudice the chance of friendly mediatioo. a pict
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PAM, Nov. 25.
. ' Letters received here from Chili announce that Y es,'
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,; iliau f'n aLe Esmeralda had joined the Peru- comiu
the Ch
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.' viers fleet at the Chinches, and that the combined them
squadron hag been placed under the Chilian cone- "As
minder. Causeco, the chief of the Peruvian rove- take i
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, lutioniste, bad declared war against Spain. It was par,f,
asserted that an offensive and defensive alliance trvsti
had been concluded between Chili and Ecuador. vino
The English Minister at Santiago bad demanded name
from Admiral Pareja the surrender of the ship rity I
Mathias Consino to her proprietor, an English sub- Beare
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feet, together with an indemnity of 80,000 dollars. elate
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RITOI
THE GREEK MINISTRY. one I
ATHENS, Nov. 26, EVENING. Gab,
A new ministry has been formed under the pre pine'
sidency of 11. Deligeorgio, who also assumes the chili
portfolios of Foreign Affairs and Justice. The re- thee
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mainiug members of the cabinet are as follows :
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1 M. Mavromichalis
M. Aristides Minister for Finance. and
i. M. Zamis Minister for Interior. M.
M.SpiliceAntonopulo Public Worship. gati
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. chu
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VIENNA. Nov. 26. her
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asserted that a general amnesty for all political ef
i ! i offences will be promulgated in Hungary. of
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CROATIA. be.
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i The schism between the party desiring union with or
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Hungary and the national party is increasing. It
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ill '. • is feared that the government will dissolve the
Croatian Diet. thi
i The Unionist party are drawing up an address be
'• to the Emperor stating their complaints, and will Ni
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' • KIEL, Nov. Z.
1 The Kieler Zeitung of to-day says :—" A rumour w
is current of the intended betrothal of Prince 01
Christian of Augustenburg to the Princess Helena
of England. We reproduce this rumour without
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guaranteeing its accuracy. It is, however,
IC announced that the Prince will visit London next
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CONCLUSION OF PEACE WITH BHOOTAN. 0
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BOMBAY, Nov. 18. I,
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i The treaty of peace with Bhootan was signed on 2
the 11th. Full apology is made to the British •
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Government, and all the Dooars are ceded. The t
prisoners are also given up, and free trade is estab-
t limbed between British India and Bhootan. i
CHINA. I
I, CANTON, OCT. Z.
Grey shirting. and twist higher. Exchange on
London, da. bid.
SHANOHAE, OCT. 21.
• Tea and silk firm. Exchange on London, 66.3 d.
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The following telegram has been received by
Beater's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, Nov. 26 :
', t MARSEILLEI, NOV. 26.
The Poonah, with the above mails, arrived here
• at 9 a.m. to-day. The mails left for London at 11.30
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.\ . l a.m. It is hoped that thePhpatseneg',Blll e.re w) ill be ad-
nutted to pratique this afternoon.
SUEZ, Nov. 24.
1 1 ' i The Sultan, with the mail from Mauritius, ar-
rived here at 2 p.m. today (Friday).
I THE TEMPLE READERRHIP.—D appears by a
1 i I . notice •• &creeper' "in the hall of the Inner Temple, that
the ItAssarrehip of the Temple Church has become vacant
by the resigantion of the Rev. J. G. Loosdale. The stipend
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1 i i it MX a year.
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year. IN FRANCE.—" The total num-
ber of animals of the ox species," says the Conxistutiemwl,
f " elattiblued up to this time on account of typhus or sus-
picion a: the same, in the two departments of the Nord and
i • the Pascle-Gdais, amounts to exactly forty-three. Owing
1 • to this ioconsiderable sacrifice, we may now be permitted to
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affirm that France will be preserved from the scoutge
which afflicts the farmers of England, Belgium, and Rol-
' bed.
DE,TRUCTION Or DR. TYNCIN CHURCH AT New
Yoag.—St. George's Episcopal Church, the destruction ol
which was announced on Seturday, is that of the Rev
Dr. Tyeg, who is known to a line circle in this country.
The edifice was commenced in 1846' and completed in 1848
The met of the ground sod building together we
250,000 dole. the towers alone oostieg 70,000 dole. Thy
I interior was 'decorated in the most costly meaner, an'
ornamented with various appropriate dodges ie fency woo
• work. It would accommodate about 2,000 persons, an
I was considered to be one of the finest Epiacops
• church edifices I. the city. It was built by th
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efforts of the Rev. Dr. Tyng, who was formerly paste
' of St. George's Chapel, in Beekman-street. It at
Mined a very large and fine organ, with about 3,0 C
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ioh store, which cost upwards of 10,000 doh. The Rev. Dr. Tye
was vacant while the fire was raging. and appealed to I
greatly affected by the destination of the edifice which he
,I • been reared by his efforts, and in which he iook a jo
I, I . . pride. Nothing of value was saved from the eburch. TI
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edifice and furniture were insured for 70,000 dole. in tl
folio wing companies :—Etna, Washimiton, Equitabl
1 ' I Gesseitrich, Howard, Knickerbocker, Republic, and Ame
ma. Nothing but the walls and towers remain. They a
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1 strongly built, zed there appears to be no danger of chi
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Crre Isumovexicirra.—A special meeting of t
Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London was hi
on Saturday. at Guildhall. for the purpose of reeshint
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I I repeat from the Improvement Committee ; this repo
moomroandieg that it was undesirable at the present ti
to give notice to take Meese Corbyn's premises for i
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1 the Poultry. This report wee agreed to. The report tl
i proceeded to take into coasideretioa a resolution of
#. Court of Common Council, that it was desirable that 11
mien-hews-street should be widened on the north side, ;
that the Commissimers of Sewers should be requests
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powers muted to them by their
of parliament, of their intention to talc, the ground I
vaceat, and that being built are in Mansion-bouee-str
for widening and improving the said street. After a del
of shoat se hour, the sort agreed to the resolution,
gave directions to the solicitor of the commisiceers at I
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t°.D7Tiebuitrvgaltie;:fßtyr"Thleat.::::Bittafiolijantohrtac.:::o77LArtmli:bancffir.ziot7Anatheciwyt.jaPhdrA:gptoli,
which the court held that Judge Lys.* had Po po
under the Irish bankrupt law, to adjourn the examieu
of the beaks's,t sine die, which was dose on the grow:
reckless trading and various practices of a highly ri
?risible character. This ease demands the name
1 • 1 attention of legal reformers to remedy a monstrous 'no
; sod aseimilate the law hero to that in Eoglaud, when
1 i court reserve larisdietios to visit a delinquent witi
moderate punishment of suspending the examinati
Dublin F:sprepa.
1 AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAlM—There
11 three steamers dos at Liverpool this week with the.
rims and Canadian mails, via. the Peruvian, Etas
1 ii l Cuba. On Tuesday night orearly on Wednesday ma
the Peruvian, from Quebec es the 18th inst.. may I
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peened to arrive asLiverpool end es Wednesday ow
the Etna. with corresponding advise from New Yort
no doubt retch the Mersey. Os Saturday Beet the I
1 . from 11,etue os the 22nd sad Haifa: truly es the me
el the 24th, may be looked for at LivernoeL
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