The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THS P4l:7l3eldlT ONAIBISI,S.--BPICKCII OF

THE PRESIDENT.

Bann?, Jam. li:

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Herr Orabow was re-elected President, and Herres
von llnnili and Von Bookum-Dolffs Vios-Pre-
sidents.

Herr Grabow, in his address to the bones on
assuming the chair, said that the Chamber had
vainly hoped for au understanding with the govern-
ment. Far from this, the liberal press, public
functionaries, and citizens had been prosecuted.
What was formerly considered in Prussia as a
virtue in a public functionary was now subjected to
prosecution. The communal law of 1808 wu even
threatened.

Is Grabow further said :—" The vital part of
the constitution has been attacked, and it has been
sought by mtary summed to silence public
opinion. which hu thrice distinctly declared itself,
and to force the Chamber of Deputies into submis-'
aion. But the cowacience of the people holds the
constitution as awed, and will steadfastly remain
faithful to it."

BOISAY, Doc. IL

Grey shirtinp firm and advancing. Cotton :
Brooch, 420 ; Dhollersh, 4W. Exchange on Lon-
don, 2s. lid. to 2s. lid. Government Securities :
Four per Cents., 92 ; Five per Cents., 103 ; Five-
and•a-Half per Omits., 110 e. Freight, WS.
The usual Cskistla sonmiary has not arrived.

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Ma.niPea' .

THE LOSS OF HER MA.TISTY% (SHIP
BOMBAY.
The Nosy Dist repremets the Boasbeiy as 2,782
tons (flegship), and 400 horse-power. Her officers
were—Rear-admiral the Hon. Charles 0. J. B.
Elliot, C.B. • Flag-Lieutenant Henry N. Hip-
pialey ; Secretary, Stephen H. Moors ; Olerk to
Secretary, Charles E. Collins ; Assistant Pay-
master, Chadic
Campbell ; Oo IL
der, C Draw
harles Wells Liaut Collin e
manta, Edward Kelly, Francis Sterling, Charles A.
Vidal, Henry J. Carr, James Buchanan ; addi-
tional Lieatenanta, for disposal, Charles B. A:w-
rest and John R. T. Fullerton ; Master, James S.
Wens ; Captain of the Marines, William A. Deis-
m:lhp ; First Lieutenant of Marines, Cyril Framp-
ton ; Second Lieutenant of the Marine Artillery,
James 8. Bird ; Chaplain Rev. John Erskine,
M.A. ; Simeon, Frederici W. Blake ; Paymaster
James D. Gilpin ; Naval Instructor, Thomas H.
Johnson ; Chief Engineer' Robert J. Hay ; sub-
Lieutenants, Edward F. Ksp9el, Henry A. Man-
deville, Arthur 8. Phillpots ;-Simed Mmtar, Fr•-
d•riok Hunter ; Amistent-Stugensa, John R.
Samuelson and John !Simpson ; and Assistant Pay-
master, Henry M. Harrison.
Our Chatham correspondent, lays :—" Her Xs-
jestfa screw steamer Bombay, 400-hores power
intelligence of the destruction by foe of wktsh ban
just been received, was fitted out at this port, from
whieb she sailed in the sum eer of last year. She
was ceigiaelly oonstrunted at Bombay, but was
siskte Ohl meetly amid *mired at this I
dockyard, 'Nice slse was out lamdlt, lisigesseed,
and converted Into' a Eft-of-battle screw shriek& '
Subsequently she was Sited as a flaphip for the
southeast eosit 'of America station, to whisk the
conveyed the Commander-in-Chief, Rear-Admiral
the lion. 0. 0. J. B. Elliot, C. B. Her mew num-
bered between BM quid 700 Akers and men includ-
ing Royal Marinestand were most of them &lanceted
with this port. The Bombay was one of the best
equipped and fitted ships which ever left Chatham,
and her destruction is universally regretted."