biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-13

Two of the miu.ititteent mail steam ships BRIGHTON and
Mil ILA, 'shooing to the shore Company. are appuinted to be
in attemlamv at rortsnoulth, at the GRAND NA% AL REVIEW,
o the rah hut., and sill run from the Portsmouth Piers on the
in...dons RONDA Y and TUESDAY to view the FLEET at SPIT-
HEAD. at cheap fares.
on Wednesday. the 171 h, both ships will leave the lien at a
morruieut hear. cruise about the wens of Review, and remain
1v sanest, the illuminutiona. Fan for the day. as.
Thee tickets should he secured early, to enside the Company
to make the necessary catering arrangements, which will be at
the usual ni0der5temte5..............._ . _ .

11'1( MAUNDERS, Manager and Secretary.
We)ntoutb, lllk Jody, Ida.
London, England, 1867-07-13

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, JOLT 12.

The Zeidersche Correspondent. of to-di;y contains
a violent attack on Lord Derby's speech on the
Luxemburg guarantee question, and asks in con-
clusion, Who will now attach any importance to
• treaty with England, knowing that she will only
respect the treaty so long as it is convenient to
her 1"

A ministerial decree has been published here
ordering the opening of lists for the registration of
electors, which will be kept open until the 20th
of July. The day for the elections will be subse-
quently fixed.
The official Staatemaeiger of to-day says :—" We
are authorised to declare that the alleged report of
Baron von Werter, dated June 18, which was pub-
lished by the Gazette de France, and reproduced by
the Vienna papers, is a pure invention."
London, England, 1867-07-13

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jut.r 13.
The Gazette publishes the law for the regulation
of the public debt, saaCtiened by the Queen.
The decree proroguing the Chambers will be read
at this evening's sitting.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, JULY 12.
The American war steamer Shamrock and the
British steamer Redpole have arrived here.
The vine disease is appearing in the north and
south of Portugal.

EARTHQUAKE IN JAVA.
POINT DE GALLE, JUNE 30.
A terrible earthquake has occurred at Bjokja,
Java. Numerous lives were lost.
London, England, 1867-07-13

JOHN BROGDEN,

ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY,
16, utomik.-rTA-STILKET. COVLSTALULDILS.

JOHN BROGDEN'S 18-carat GOLD CHAINS.

JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD GUARD CHAIN&

JOHN BROGDER'S GOLD ALBERT CHAINS.

JOHN BROG DEN'S GOLD BROOCH CHAINS.
London, England, 1867-07-13

SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 12.
Perfect tranquillity prevails throughout the king-
dom.

DENMARK.
_ COPILMIAGEN, JrLy.l2.

The session of the Danish Chambers was closed
to-day. The President of the Council read the
message of the King, wherein his Majesty thanks
the Chamber for the unanimous approval of the
portion of the King's speech relative to the foreign
relations of Denmark, and says:—" This union of
our people will strengthen the government in its
continuous endeavours, so far as lays in its power,
to maintain unaltered our friendly relations with
foreign countries and still further to overcome the
existing difficulties without sowing the seeds of
dissension for the future." (Loud and reiterated
cheers for the King.)
London, England, 1867-07-13

OUR CONTEMPORARIES.

(THIS DAY.)

The final revision of the reform bill is discussed
this morning by each of our contemporaries. Of the
admission of university residents to the registers of
Oxford and Cambridge, the Times observes that nothing
can be better calculated to revive the antagonism of
town and gown. The decision is now only capable
of alteration by the assistance of the House of Lords.
With regard to the lodger franchise and the chance
that it may be rejected in the Upper House, the
Times suggests whether it would not be desirable to
limit the operation of that franchise to constituencies con-
taining a population above a given limit or scheduled by
name. In this way the necessity of enfranchising lodgers
in the largest boroughs could be eatisfied, without incur-
ring the risk of fraud and abuse in the smaller towns.

The visite of the Sultan and the Viceroy of Egypt lead to
comments noon western civilisation, and to allusions to the
comparisons and contrasts which must occur to the ministers
of Foreign Affairs who attend the Sultan and the Viceroy
on their progress. It may be, the Times says, that from
these visits will date the solution of the so-called Eastern
question.

The Post points out the unparalleled good fortune which
has befallen the present government in the matter of legal
patronage. In England they have appointed one lord
justice of appeal, Lord Cairns ; one vice-chancellor, Sir
Richard Malins ; Lord Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas, Sir William Bovill ; Chief Baron of the Exchequer,
Sir Fitzroy Kelly ; in Ireland, a lord chancellor and a lord
chief justice ; and in Scotland, a lord justice clerk. Now
they have a second lord justiceship of appeal in England to
fill up ; which they are about to do by the promotion of
Sir John Bolt.
London, England, 1867-07-13

EGYPT.

SUEZ, JULY 12.
All arrivals from Aden are subjected to quaran-
tine on account of the cholera, but not those from
India.

CHINA.

HONG KONG, Juice 13.
The Foochow tea season has opened. Quota-
tions are thirteen taels lower than last year. Fears
of a short crop are entertained, in consequence of
the rains. The following clippers have sailed from
Foochow :—The Maitland, with 1,125,0001ba. ; the
Serica, with 1,000,0001b5. ; and the Belted Will,
with 1,000,0001b5.
Grey ahirtings, 6l catty, 3.50 dole. Water
twist, 1.85 dola. Tea season opened. Total export,
8,875,0001b5. Exchange on London, bankers' bills,
4s. 51d.
SHANGHAI, Juaz 7.
Grey shirtings, 6 catty, 2.50 taels. Silk active
and advancing. Export to date, 1,800 bales.
Exchange on London, 6s. Oid. Freights, tea, 4L
London, England, 1867-07-13

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady ; prices see quoted u follows :
Tows tallow, Cs. id. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445.
9d.; October to December, 455. ; December, 45e. 9d.

MARILIT AVERAGES.—Town tallow. 451.9 d. ; fat by do.,
2s. ; yellow Russia, 465. ; melted stuff, 355. ;
rough do., 18s. 91; greaves, 20s. ; good dregs, 6s.

HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Charles Junes Poston reports trade at the fol-
lowing prices, viz. :—Prime clover, from 110 s. to 117 s. 6d. ;
inferior ditto, 80s. to 95e.; prime old hay, 84e. to 901.;
inferior ditto, 60a. to 70e. ; prime new clover, 85s. to 95a.;
inferior ditto, 60a. to 70a.; prime new hay, 70.. to 755. ;
inferior ditto, Mt. to C 0..; strew. 40s. to 464.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Both home-grown and Continental fruit is still supplied
in ►bundance. Plums are arriving in excellent condition,
and in good demand. Melons, both French and Dutch.
are ►bundant. The dry weather which we have lately ex-
perienced is affecting the rapplies of what is termed soft
fruit ; strawberries especially are suffering from its
effects. Crapes are plentifuL Forced vegetables comprise
French beans and rhubarb. The potato trade still con-
tinues satisfactory. Peas are now cheap, as are also new
potatoes, which are arriving in large quantities. Flowers
chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, calceolarias,
ey tisus, mignonette, and roses.
London, England, 1867-07-13

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(isuraa'a nu.sowts.)

THE EXECUTION OF THE EMPEROR
MAXIMILIAN.

PARIS, JVLY 12.
A funeral mass was performed to-day at the
Tuileries for the repose of the soul of the Emperor
Maximilian. The Emperor, the Empress, and the
ministers were present.
The Etendard declares unfounded the statement
mentioned by Lord Derby in the House of Lords,
that fears were entertained that the French minis-
ter at Mexico might be detained as a hostage until
the surrender of General Almonte.
London, England, 1867-05-21

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-MAY 20.

After Term Nisi Prime sittings at Guililhall.—(Before
Mr. Justice Mellor and a Common Jury.)
..niim r. HARDING.

After our report left yesterday,
Eliza Adams, the sister who acted as servant, deposed
that her sister removed from No. 1 to No. 5. She was
present when Captain Gould gave the bill of exchange.
and that the plaintiff promised to bring the bill of sale
round the following morning. He came round with it
about nine o'clock in the morning, and told the witness he
had brought the bill of sale and the insurance policy, and
on finding that she was not up and could not be seen' he
took them away, saying ho would come again. He did
not call again until after the landlord had distrained fur
rent.

lu cross-examination she said her sister was formerly a
barmaid. Captain Gould came to live with her sister in
June, 1865. Between March and June two gentlemen
visited her sister. Another lady resided in the house, and
gentlemen visited her.
Other evidence was given in support of the defendant's
_ . .

The jury ultimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff
for 51/. 66. Bd.

This closed the sittings.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—MAT 20.
(Before the Lord Chief Baron and a Special Jury.)
slum V. THE CANLIGHT A.ND COKE COMPANT.

The evidence Tres proceeded with to-day,
and at the rising of the court, the case not having con-
cluded, the trial was postponed until the sittings at Guild-
hall after next term.
London, England, 1867-05-21

8 ran.

TATTERSALL'S STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile.
Ostreger, Wm. Pitt, Landlord, Tumbler, Chapel Royal,
Lady Rosehill, Bnidamante, Midwife, Python, Knight a
St. Michael, Sweet Anne, lona, Thermometer, Child of
the Island, Diamond, Seringepatam, Honeymoon, Vice
virss, Brown Tommy, and Nine Elms are here.
London, England, 1867-05-21

CAMPBELL V. CAMPHILI.

The argumentsitTtiii;;;;Se-;;;resumed to-day, but
were not concluded when their lordships rose.
The counsel engaged were, for the appellant, the At-
torney-General, Mr. Anderson, Q.C., Mr. Moncreitf (late
Lord Advocate for Scotland), and Mr. Shires, Will ; for
the respondent, Sir Ronndell Palmer, Mr. Mellish,
Q.C., with Mr. Young (late Solicitor-General for Scot-
land), Mr. Adam, and Mr. Berry (of the Scotch bar) ;
Mr. J. E. B. Bruoe and Mr. Downing Bruce appeared to
watch tho ease on behalf of Captain Donaldeounpbell.
London, England, 1867-05-21

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1867.

TiLEGRAPHIO-INTELLIGE2TICE

(11171201 mamma.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, MAT 20.

The committee on the re-organisation of the
army have agreed to the demand of the govern-
ment that the effective force of the army be fixed
at 800,000 men. The government have consented
to the proposal that the annual military contingent
shall be voted by the Legislative Body. The
Minister of War, by order of the Emperor, has
issued an order reducing from 3,000 to 2,400 francs
the amount to be paid for exemption from military
service.

THE LONDON CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, MAT 20.
London, England, 1867-05-21

LA'fIST INTELLIGENCE.

(itzuria's Tarawa.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, Ray 21.
The Moniteur of this morning publish, s an ac.
count of a'banquet given at Brest by the pupils
the Imperial Naval School of that city to tha
cadet& on, board the Russian instruction frigsta
Svetlana, anchored in the roads for some days past.
The healths of the Emperors of Russia and of the
French were proposed respectively by the com.
mandanta of the two schools.
Covers were laid for 300 guests.
London, England, 1867-05-21

THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY AND HIS CLERGY.

The extraordinary protest of the Rev. /dr. Templer the
other day was no doubt a hard blow to the bishop, but the
Times begs its readers to rusk themselves what a clergyman
is to do in these days if be thinks his diocesan not only
preaching, but authoritatively maintaining error and
boldly challenging protest. In no other way could this
clergyman have accepted the challenge with any
practical effect. In the entire absence of examples,
we must conclude it to be impassible to bring a
bishop to trial on any doctrinal question whatever.
, Other remedy than that which Mr. Templer seems to have
discovered is not yet apparent. There is no such thing, in
feet, as episcopal deposition ; for the bishop, once nomi-
nated, partakes of the royal immunity, and can do no vrron3.
In the Roman catholic church—and no bishop, of course,
would object to our borrowing a hint from their practice—
there is a whole armoury of small inflictions, in the way of
gentle admonitions, "snubs," open reproofs, tasks, and
denials. Their scale of offences, too, is proportionably
graduated. A wrong tone, or an ill-sounding word, has its
proper penalty ; and the bishop is kept in a straight course,
like a good horse, by the mere sound of the whip. Can we
not have some gentle and discreet discipline like that in
this country, to be placed, of course, in the beat hands,
and exercised with the utmost delicacy, though, to be
really effective, it must have larger powers in reserve for
obstinate offenders?
London, England, 1867-05-21

FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners
of rustnms and the !Ain's of the Tresaury.—Preparing for
patilleatinn. the Correspondence nn the subject of Privileges.
Low grankA and lens withheld. IMPORTERS of GOODS who are
subjected tw excessive charges on goods landed on captain's
sorry e U Nesse apply to R. CLAY sad Co., ttg, Upper Thames-
street, City.
London, England, 1867-05-21

*parting irctelltgenct.

TATTEBEIALLYS--MoYDAY.
There was an enormous attendance at Albert (late to slay, and
Rh almost au perihnuis to hay that a large amount of specula-
tion took place:on the Derby. The favourite remained Inn as a
rock : tif.o to 400 was taken In one bet, and the ,some rate of odds
was accepted several times to smaller amounts. At first The
Rake alivilutely figured an aecond favourite, 8 to 1 being taken
about him, but he dterwanls gradually declined to 100 to 6, and
then slightly rallying again left off at 12 to 1, taken and offered.
Van Andiurith's opening price was 8 to 1, but 8•1 and 9 to 1 was
afterwards laid, and for a time he went an badly that 10 to 1 wan
offered, witkout a response. Toward* the finish, however, his
friend.. tame le the fore again. and brought his price back to 71
to 1. A large • mission wax expected in favour of The
Palmer, a great portion of it being negotiated at as little as
10 to 1, but, 111 keeping with the general order of things,
he also receded subsequently attend points, and at
the close 12 to 1 wu readily obtainable. Julius met
with a fair amount of quiet support at is to 1 and 100 to 7, while
the desire to had' hint for a place was BO great that the dispro-
portionate prim of 5 to 2 was laid. and at half a point more a
large amount of business might have (seen done. Despite the
recent unfavourable rumours respecting D'Entournel he was not
wanting Mends, leoo to 40 being taken twloe, besides a few
100's 1.. 4. Nor was Grand Cross wholly deserted, as 1000 to 30
awl 500 to 15 were booked, together with some minor transac-
tions at the same rate. Plaudit, Dragon, Yitalvan. and Gipsy
King, were all put up in turn. but there was no 14d. Roquefort
was supported for a little, but there were plenty to lay against
him. Master Butterfly and The Revue wore entrusted with a
"score" each, and some three or four unimportant wagers were
made on outsiders, an detailed below. Speculation on the Oaks
was of the most menus description, the favourite having it all
to, herself, with the ezeeption of a few small Investmenta on
Hipp's and iturubleklte. The cluing quotations were as
follows:

DERBY.
65 to SO apt Duke of Beaufort's Vauban et and off)
71 to 1 Mr. Ylomlng's Van Amleurgh (t and of
10 to 1 Mr. Meerry's Marksman 5 and off)
1,1 to 1 Ott Joseph Hawley's The Palmer t and off)
12 to 1 Mr. V. Pllor's The Rake t and offl
100 to 7 Duke of heweastles Julius ,t and off)
25 to 1 Mr. Sortie's D'llstoarnel 't and off
1000 to 110 Lord lizeter's Orand Cross (t and off)
10 to 1 Major llwon's Plaudit (off, tsoto 1)
40 to 1 Count r, de Lagnume's Dragon ,off)
1000 to 15 - Mr. H. Temple's 31U-Ivan 'off
1000 to 15 Mr. A. Heathoote's Olpay King 'off)
1000 to 14 - • Mr. ilavile's Roquefort ,t and off)
2030 to 20 -- Mr. IL Kastwood's Master Butterfly
2000 to 20 Lord Coventry's The Rescue (t)
1000 to 10 Mr R. Bulkeley's Dwain Glendwyr (t and of,
1000 to 10 Mr. J. Johnstone's Tyndale (off, t 1000 to 6)
1000 to 6 Mr. Bowes's Tomblin t)
1000 to 6 Mr. Hodgman's Vid
2000 to 5 Mr. Howees's The WWI Moor (t,)
London, England, 1867-05-21

CROATIA.

AC:RAM, MAT 20.

The draft of the address, conditionally under-
taking that delegates shall be sent to Pesth to
assist in drawing up the inaugural diploma, and to'
be present at the coronation, was adopted en bloc
in to-day's sitting of the Diet. The delegates will
not be elected till the royal commissioner has been
withdrawn from Fiume. The party favourable to
union with Hungary have entirely withdrawn
from the deliberations of the Chamber. The anti-
unionists desire to compel the dissolution of the
Diet. The deputation appointed to present the
address leaves on Tuesday,
London, England, 1867-05-21

11()GENTLEMEN, MERCHANTS, and
TRAnEas.—)&r. &WWII, 13, Ilmainghalbstreet, opposite
the Bvtlimildr3 Court. elects arrangements between lochtors
sad their Creditors without publicity. Immediate protect/as
obtained for Person and Property. Terms very moderate. Con-
sultation fres. Highest references.

HER and GUNNY, OUTFITTERS.
THORESnIy tstablblunent In London, nest door to Somerset,
bow, dirand. N.H. fists of necessary outfit for every parpme
adiled appointment toom China, and the °cloaks. be im-
per es applicaU
London, England, 1867-05-21

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, UAT
I,:rhe departure of the Crown Prince, which bed
been fixed for yesterday, has been postponed for
few days in consequence of his royal highness not
being well.

A council of the ministers was held yesterday,
which lasted several hours. Count Bismarck, who
is expected to return from Schunhausen to-day, en
represented by Herr Costenoble, one of the mull.
cillors attached to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

RUSSIA.
BT. PETERSBURG, MAT 21.

Enthusiastic popular demonstrations tool• phial
at the railway station and in the streets yesterday
evening upon the arrival of the 62 ficlavonian
puties in this capital from the Ethnographical
Congress at Moscow.
London, England, 1867-05-21

THE DINING ROOMS are COOL.
THE DINING ROOMS are QUIET.

Tim DINING ROOMS are CHEERFUL.
THE DINING ROOMS.—CLARET, from 2s.
per bottle.

THE DINING ROOMB.—HOCK, from 2e.

THE DINING 2iOO)IS.—SHERRY, from 26. 6d.

THE DI N INC; ROOM& —BURGUNDY, frown 3s.
London, England, 1867-05-21

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MAY 20.

The King leaves for Paris on the 3rd of June.
The Emperor of Russia is expected here on the
Slut inst. On the Ist of June his Majesty will go
to Cologne to meet the Czarewitch, who will arrive
there at the same time, to proceed with the Em-
peror to Paris.

THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH.
VIENNA, MAT 20.

Both Houses of the Reichsrath held their first
sittings to-day. In the Upper House the opening
speech was delivered by the President, Prince von
Auersperg. He adverted to the manner in which
late eventorhave weighed upontAnstria, and;said that
new bases of public law must be established. "We
must attain," he added, "an undisturbed state of
constitutional right in order that the belief of the
people in their political privileges may be strength-
ened, and in order that among them the conscious-
ness may revive that their destinies rest in a
just proportion in their own hands. A prosperous
issue is only possible through union. All political
parties should earnestly unite in the thought that
the object in view is to render Austria great and
powerful." In the Lower House, the President,
Herr Giskra, in his opening speech, referred to the
period during which the constitution had been
suspended, and reminded the house that it had
difficult duties to perform—that the principles of
equal rights for all nationalities and all religious
confessions, as well as real constitutional
government, must become realities. Ho also
declared that the compromise with Hungary must
in an equitable form be carried out in both portions
of the empire.
London, England, 1867-05-21

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LPiTERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.

(THIS DAY.)
(IT TILDIMULPH. )
(TROY OUS OWN ooassisronnorr.)
Corron.—The tone of the market is rather quiet, but
healthy. Sales about 10,000 bales.
COR.N.-11a.ket moderately attended. Wheat in fair
request, at the full rates of Friday. Flour, slow sale.
Indian corn dull; mixed American, 20s. Other articles
unaltered.

LEEDS CORN MARICET.—(THIS DAY.)
(11T TZLRUR4►R.)
(►ROY 001 owl, ooaassrommirr.)
Factors held wheat firmly for last week's prices, bat the
business passing was quite of a retail character. Oats and
beaus firm. Weather fine.

M I NCING-LAN E.-THIS DAY. )
fircart—The market has opened quietly at last week's
currency, at which moderate ales of British West India
are reported. Refined : Common lumps are not to be had
under but the demand is limited.
Correa—A moderate buainess is doing at previous value.
TSA.—The public male of 17,500 packages were com-
menced this morning, and the parcel■ offered without
reserve are selling at the 'previous value; privately the
demand is still limited.
Rom men Itice.—No sales
Prieviro.-200 begs mold atrelrdf.tloll 15-103 d.
In inuo.—Sales of Bengal have been effected at quarterly
sales rates.
SALTPCTRII at full prices. MO bags refraction 21 .&d at
18e. SM., and 500 bags refraction 41 to 4, at 18e. lid., boat
short prompt.
Carrot.—The market is steady, but rather quiet.
JUT/A.—Business is doing at steady prices.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles Jame Easton reports trade very slow at last
day's prices, viz.:—Prime clover, from 100 s. to 1101. ;
inferior ditto, 80s. to 90a.; prime second cut, 90s. to 1110 a;
inferior ditto, Ms. to 60s. ; prime meadow hay, liOs. to
; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70e. ; straw, 40e. 1. 461
London, England, 1867-05-21

CRIMPED SALMON for Pic-nits and Races
are specially prepared and packed at the Fishery, and re-
quire merely the addition of nil and vinegar in equal propor-
tionis to form the most appething luncheons that can be
provkled. For this special preparation three or tour days notice
is requested.
AT RAGGETT'S :

THE DINING BOOMS are tastefully arranged.
London, England, 1867-05-21

REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL.

DP7DEON3 LAST NIGHT.

(In the committee.)-Clause 4 :—Amendment proposed, In
page 2, line Di, to leave out the word " man," in order
to insert the word "person,"—(Mr. Mill)—instead
thereof :—Question put, " That the word ' man' stand
part of the clause :"—The committee divided—Ayes,
194 ; noes, 73.
London, England, 1867-05-21

DAY.)

Own o'Otooz.
A fresh rise has occurred to-day in British rail-
way stocks, upon additional large purchases.
Caledonian stock has improved li per cent. ; Metro-
politan and South Eastern, 11 ; Great Northern A,
1 ; Great Northern (original), and London,
Brighton, and South Coast, } ; Great Western, 1 ;
and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Eastern,
and London and Chatham, and Dover, 1.
Metropolitan stock is now quoted 122 to it;
Great Western, 431 to 44 ; London and North
Western, 114} to / ; Midland, 1094 to 110 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 126; to 1271; Caledonian,
109 to 110 ; South Eastern, 68 to it; Great
Eastern, 311 to ; Great Northern, 112 to
113 ; ditto A, 114 to 1151; London, Chatham.
and Dover, 181 to ; North British, 341 to 3:4;
and Brighton, 59 to .
[For to-day's Share List see page 4.1
London, England, 1867-05-21

The ratifications of the treaty concluded at the
London Conference will be exchanged in a few
days, and the text of the treaty will then probably
be made public. With regard to the rumours that
England had proposed a general disarmament, it is
semi-officially stated that no such proposals have
reached Berlin. The North German Gazette ci this
evening draws attention to reports of continued
armaments in France.
London, England, 1867-05-21

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, MAT It

The Prineeaa Isabella Maria, the aunt of the King,
left here this morning at 8.30 for Madrid and
Rome.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT 20.

The Sultan, accompanied by the two eldest
princes, Murad and Abdul Harold, and Ali
Packs, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, will leave
here next Friday or Saturday for Marseilles, in the
imperial yacht, en route for Paris.

AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, Aram 2i,

The Legislature and the public of Victoria unani-
mously condemn the arrangements agreed upon at
the Intercolonial Postal Conference.

A considerable increase is shown in the gold re.
turns.

The shipments of gold to England during the
month amount to 80,500 oz..

AMERICA.

IN, Ka 21.

The North German Lloyd's steamship America,
from New York, on the 9th inst., has arrived ben
with 276 passengers for this port, Havre, sal
Bremen, 30 sacks of mails for London, and 24,000
dole. in specie for England.
On the 14th inst. she spoke the English brig
Queen ; 16th barque, blue pendant, 140. 2 ; amiss
the 18th the ship Zetland, all bound west.

(lIT ATLANTIC TEINCILLPIL)
NEW YORK, MAT 20, 6 P.S.
A heavy defalcation has been committed in da
sub-Treasury department of New Orleans.
The City of Boston arrived out yesterday.
The steamers Tripoli and Peruvian arrived oat
to-day.
London, England, 1867-10-07

ARRIVAL OF THE Dl

The North German Lloyd's Company's steamer
Deutachland, from New York on the 26th ult.,
arrived at Southampton this morning (October 7),
with 86 passengers far that port and Havre, 39 sacks
of mails, 223,000 do's. in specie for London, and
346,200 dols. for France.

NEW YORK SZPT. 26, Mowniro.

General Schofield has decided that only those
excluded from holding aloe under the laws of
Congress are ineligible as delegates to the Virginia
Convention.
President Johnson and General Hancock were
serenaded at Washington on Tuesday night.
General Sheridan has been enthusiastically re-
ceived at Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he
was entertained at a public banquet.
Governor Brownlow is concentrating troops at
Nashville and tho municipal authorities are
swearing in hundreds of special policemen to
oppose them. A serious collision is apprehended.
General Grant has ordered General Thomas not
to interfere at present.
The Republican soldiers and sailors' convention
held at Richmond has endorsed the Reconstruc-
tion Act, and favoured negro suffrage, but rejected
Hammcut's radical platform.

General Logan addressed a radical meeting at
Cincinnati violently denouncing President John-
son, and urging his impeachment.

Thaddeus Stevens is convalescent.

General Manzano, Captain-General of Cuba, died
at Havana on Tuesday. Balmolada has been
sworn in as his successor.

Last Friday M. Guizot reached his eighty-fourth
year.

- The Prince Royal of Denmark has arrived in
Paris, but observes an incogasto. His royal highness
travels for amassment.

General Fleury is shortly expected in Paris from
Germany.

A decree has just appeared in the Moniker au-
thorising a sale-room to be opened at the Champ de Mare,
In the building of the International Club, where all goods
exhibited may be sold by auction.

On Saturday last Major-General Bainbrigge,
R.E., sad Mr. N. J. Senior attended at the Court-house,
Wei Wow-square, for the purpose of holding their ad-
journed inquiry into the boundaries of the borough of the
Tower Hamlets, with the view to ascertain whether the
boundaries should be enlarged so as to include within the
limits of the borough all premises which ought, due re-
gard being had to situation end other local eircumstemoss,
to be included therein for the purpose of conferring upon
the occupiers thereof the parliamentary franchise for
each borough. There was a full attendance of parish
oaken and others interested in the question, and depute-
Sons ►ttended from West Ham sad Mile-end Old Town
for the purpose of representing the views of the inhabi-
tants of those districts.
London, England, 1867-10-07

PARIS EXHIBITION FIRST CLAMS SILVER MEDAL, I'M.
GOLD OHAINB.—JOHN BROGDEN begs to ean the attention of the public to the FORM
VOICE which he deliver. with Odd chains purchased at his
manufactory: A a. d.
To workmanaMp of weigh pattern chain, attaches long 15 0
To (10) carat got& ing 2 oza ,at ES aa. aid per
ounce, Mint price

Total ,
Upon this system the QUALITY. WIJOHt, and YALU'S dthe gold are accurately dedned. and guaranteed P. we purchasers.
John Broaden 100 for a tau remuneration on the workman-
ship only, which Is charged accenting to the Intricacy or simpll-
dty of the pattern.
Manufactory, 16, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. London.

COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE
COFCIRTS.
CUYEYT GARDEN THEATRE. EVERY EVENING at Eight.
Under the sole direction of Mr. JOHN alitiillLL
Tharaday nights, a Selection of Classical Music: other nights
Miscellaneous. The Pronanune is varied every evening.
COWIU, tor—Signor BUITWI N I, sod for the Dance Music Herr
JOHANN STRAUSS.—Admission, One Shilling.
London, England, 1867-10-07

EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE ON THE
NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.

Shortly before 7 o'clock this morning a fearful
explosion, involving loss of life, took place at the High,
bury coal depot of the North London Railway. The
depot is situated on the south side of the line, near the
Highbury station, and is approached from St. Paul's-road,
There are several lofty timber lifts for raising the coal
trucks from the line into the yard, and they were worked
by a powerful stationary engine. It appears that the us-
I fortunate driver, named Charles Platt, who has perished,
got up steam at the usual hour this morning, end
the work proceeded in an apparently ode mai,.
Twelve coal trucks bad been raised, and the thirteenth
was about being lifted, and when it had got some 2 feet
or so from the ground a fearful explosion occurred which
shook the whole neighbourhood. Considering the nature
of the catastrophe, it is marvellous that there was not s
greater loss of life. is it was, however, the destruction
of property was something fearful to wit's( LI. The brit
walls of the engine-house were shattered to atoms, and
much of the massive timbers of the lift torn away,
Such was the terrific force of the expketse,
that the heavy tube of the boiler, weighing sum
3 tons, was burled completely across the line lay
the mews behind Highbmy-place, and half of tie
casing into the Crfoot way, between the two line of rails,
the other portion being thrown up into the wreck of the
lift. Had a passenger train been passing at the time, it
fearful to contemplate what would have been the mesa
quenoes. The officers at the aighbury-station immediately
took every precaution to block the line, and ca
soon as possible an examination was made smogy
the ruins of the engine-house. The remains g
the driver Platt were found sadly mutilated, life, d
course, being extinct. His arming found round the pistss
rod, and it is thought that he had heard something aid
was endeavouring to nap when the explosion ensued,
The coal man, who had been attending to the ccel truck
which was about being raised, had a miraculous escape, as
had some of the other labourers. From an inspection which
has been made of the remains of the boiler, it ep.
pears that it ,was the cuing that exploded, the tube which
was thrown across the line being almost uniejerat,
The lift and depot were the property of the North Liman
Railway Company, but they were in the occupatka If
Mears. Lea and Co., Goal merehanta. The deceased Ins
in the ureice of the railway company, and it is massif
that the orders were never to excised • pr esure of 40Ib. to
the inch. The boiler was what is called a Cornish oes,
and had been in use some years. The deceased has left a
widow and a numerous family. The passenger trains*
as usual afterwards.
London, England, 1867-10-07

STEAM to GOTHENBURG—Average
te hours from London direct. The wirier:lT
MARY, Captain T LEIGH, will be despatched with goods and
premiers, on SATURDAY, the Itth instant, and every alter-
nate Seterday as heretofore (weather permitting) —Apply at
CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, legent-clicus, W., or to ?HIL-
L! PPS, GRAVES, PHI L UPI% and Co., at, Dunstan's-house, Great
Tower-street, LC.
London, England, 1867-10-07

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—During the storms
of the present year the National Lifeboat Institution has
contributed to the laving of 762 lives from various shipwrecks
sod 26 vowels from destruction. The Institution also expended
it 23.220 In the same period on Its Lifeboat Establishments, in
addition to granting 42,085 for rewards.
tit the litaatuti earytatil or,' oat to the
..wmistamee to them be =slot the ohtlheied
e, on thelrbliltrpt Establishments.
ooutsibutkani will be received by the L00d4148
country ban kers, and, viv
neran.itichsrd Lewis,,
London, England, 1867-10-07

LATEST I N TELLIGENbB.

THE lIIEERRECI79N IN THE ROMAN

STATES.

A letter from Florence of the 6th says :
" Garibaldi having learned that some of his volun-
teers had succeeded in penetrating the Pontifical
territory left Caprera in alittleboatfor Maddalena,
where the mail steamer for Leghorn mskes a call.
Just as he was getting on board he was recog-
nised and arrested, and taken back at once to the
inland."

At Aoquapendente the Pontifical genad'armes
who gave themselves up to the insurgents signed
the following capitulation :—" I, the undersigned,
taken prisoner with 32 Pontifical gensd'armes,
declare that I have given my word that none of the
gensd'armes made prisoners with me shall take up
arms against the insurgents for three months
from this day, Oct. 1, Mr.—Pusan" LETTIMI,
Lieutenant."

Public meetings are being held in various parts
of Italy for the purpose of urging upon the govern-
ment the duty of assisting the Roman insurrection.

The most important seems to have taken place at
Turin, where an immense meeting agreed to the
following address :
Y. Prefect,—The population of Turin having never be-
lieved that the iniquitous convention of September could
destroy the vote of the 27th of March, 1861, of the first
Italian parliament, which declared Rome the capital of
Itily—also declare that the convention cannot prevent the
general voice of the nation from responding to the appeal
of the Romans now rising to overturn the temporal power
and unite themselves to the great Italian family. And
this meeting expresses ithe most ardent desire that the
just aspirations of the whole peninsula m►y be promptly
satisfied, and it begs you to make this known to the
government.

This address having been unanimously approved
the meeting proceeded in • great procession,
several thousands in number, to the office of the
prefecture, carrying a flag on which were the
words " Vive Joseph Garibaldi !" " Vire Rome
the capital of Italy !" A deputation, it is added,
was received by the Prefect with the utmost
courtesy.

From Rome we learn that a proclamation has
been put on the walls which says :—" Romans,
the moment has come for shaking off your ignoble
chains ; show that the great soul of Rome beats
still as in its better days. Run to arms and tell
the world that Rome is for Italy and not for the
priests." The National Roman Junta having dis-
solved, a body of active Roman liberals have taken
the lead and issued an address protesting against
the timidity of the junta and declaring themselves
ready to join with all their strength any well-
organised movement tending to their deliverance.
One account says that Menotti Garibaldi, Colonel
Acerbi, and Major Canzio, Garibaldi's son-in-law,
are at the head of the insurgents.
London, England, 1867-10-07

Untberdity Well tame.

OXFORD, Ocr. 6.
Ecacrucr or Vlca-Cuawczw.oa.—ln a convoca-
tion to be holden on Wednesday next, the 9th instant, at
twelve o'clock, letters from the Earl of Derby, chancellor,
nominating the vice-chancellor for the warming you., will
be communicated to the house.
The return to Oxford of the Vice-Chancellor (the Rev.
Dr. Leighton, Warden of All Souls), and the presence of
some few undergraduatee,betoken the near approach of oo-
tober term, which will, however, not fully oommenosuntil
the 17th instant, although tho first degree day is set down
for the 10th. The return of the students will be heartily
welcomed by the citizens of Oxford, who have had an un-
usually dull long vacation, during which hardly an incident
of note has occurred. Serious doubts were entertained of
the reoovery from recent severe Ulnas of thevenerable and
learned Dr. Mactride, Principal of dalen Hall, but
we are happy to find the esteemed principal is programing
favourably.
London, England, 1867-10-07

BETTING AT MANE

7 to 1 apt Illinkhrolk 4,
Bto 1 Hoaesty (t &o)
100 to a Sealskin te&of
100 to 8 Lotharto 0, t

14 to 1)
100 to 7 Mootjoubert
and w
25 to 1 Julius (t
25 to I Arrooarer (t,
25 to 1 Romping Oft
t 30.t0 1)

loon -s;3 —6—o

THE MOORS.—The weather on the moors has
been all that man's heart could desire for the past fort-
night ; neither have the sportsmen who have been in pur-
suit of partridges and pheasants any just cause of com-
plaint. We may now fairly bid good-bye to the grouse
season, and in many instances, unfortunately, to the
grouse into the bargain, in far too many localities wherein
the disease ham run its direful course. If we take a retro-
epective glance at the returns as to the numbers of grouse
shot this season, as oompeed with the returns made on
previous years, we shall perhaps be rather dismayed to
find that on various moors in Perthabire the grouse shot do
not reach numerically to more then • fourth part as many
as are usually killed, taking the general average of good
seasons. In the Orloff district, we are informed, the
mortality from the climate has been so great that only
• few hundred head of grouse have been
moorland
this year over the mane acreage of
that last year yielded six thousand brace ; sad
affairs are even worse than this, bad se it is, on the
moots in Yorkshire, Cumberland, and elsewhere in Eng-
land, where in many cases not • single grouse has been
killed with_ • gun, the disease having completely deci-
meted the birds, bothe old and young, arid yet on one
moor of about 40,000 acres in the vicinity of Mopeds,
we are credibly informed that a of of guns have
killed 2,200 brace of roam. Lord Stamford, in the same
district, bad also had first-rate sport. On each of thee
moots a large stock of healthy birds is left. We learn with
no little regret that the grouse disease still holds on its
way, as we have always predicted it would, from the
effects of contagion, and up to this date exhibits but
very trifling, if say, sign of abatement. and, worse than
this, continues to attack the strongest and most healthy
birds, proving as rapidly fatal now as it did at its com-
mencement in the early spring. We have scarcely any-
thing worse to anticipate than has already been experi-
enced, in so far as it eoncems the terribly fatal results
of the epizootic, but everything to hope that when the
biting frosts of winter set in, its contagious properties may
he stayed or possibly destroyed.—Load and Water, Oct. &
London, England, 1867-10-07

THE AUSTRIAN CLERGY AND THE
CONCORDAT.

The Indipendance remarks of the address to the
Emperor Francis Joseph, which the upper clergy
of the western provinces have just presented, that
it is a defiance to the constitutional laws of the
empire and to the government itself. The Austrian
journals laud the patriotism of) the Hungarian
bishops who have abstained from joining in this
address. The Wanderer advises its readers to
abandon all hope of a compromise with the
catholic clergy. The Austrian government
according to the IncUpendattc6 is very little
disturbed by this ultra-moatane demonstra-
tion, and the ambassador at Rome, M. de Hub-
ner, is instructed to solicit from the Roman
court the revision of the concordat. His excel-
lency's instructions, it is said, have been approved
of personally by the Emperor, and they are so
framed as to compel an immediate and positive
answer from the Holy See.

(RIOTER'S TZLZ01•111.)
HUNGARY.
PESTH, Ocr. 6, Evisuro.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Hungarian Diet ministerial bills were brought in
embodying the resolutions of the Conference of
Austrian and Hungarian delegates relative to the
quota to be contributed by Hungary towards the
public debt, and also containing the draft of a com-
mercial treaty between Hungary and Austria.
Herr Idadavasz proposed that vote by universal
suffrage should be adopted in reference to the
question what portion of the public debt shall be
borne by Hungary.

AMERICA.
London, England, 1867-03-13

Consols, which cl ised yesterday at 901 to 91 for
the 10th April. °paled this morning at 91 to
and closed at 914, `• buyers.- For money the last
price was 911 to 4. The official business report is
as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
91, 90/, 11 ; ditto. for account, 911, ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 89. I, ex div. ' • New Three
per Cents., 88,, 9/, 1, ex div. ; India', Stock, 214;
ditto Five per Cent., 108!, ; ditto Four per
Cent., 92, 3, cx div.; ditto Five per Cent. " en-
laced " rupee paper, 102/, 3 ; ditto Five per Cent.
Debentures, 108.
The India Five per Cent. stock was again in
demand, with an upward tendency.
The March Exchequer Bills improved ls., being
quoted 9s. to 14s. prem., while the June were un-
altered, at 12s. to 17s. prem.
Turkish stocks in some cases were rather dull,
and there was a reduction of j in Greek, but with
these exceptions foreign stocks were firm, with a
favourable tendency. New Grenadian Bonds of all
classes improved. osinz to the advises referred to
to below. Italian stock advanced /, the elections
being mostly in favour of the government. Mexi-
can bonds, though tirm, were not much affected in
price by the authority given to Messrs. Baring,' to
pay a portion of one of the overdue dividends, bnt
the bonds of 1864 advanced 1. There was also an
improvement of 1 in Danubian scrip, and / in Rus-
sian scrip and Spanish Passive.
Anglo-American Telegraph shares were 2s. Gd.
lower, at 15/ to j ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight
per Cent. Preference were in rNuest, and rose
7s. fal., viz., to 2 9-16 to 11-16. Telegraph Con-
struction showed no movement, at 11 to 1 dig.

MINES.-(TIIIS DAY.)

Oirs o'Cioca.

There is little business in the mining MarkeTto-
day, but prices are firm. Great Vor shares aso
ii::.(oled 191 to 20; Prince of Wales, Sus. to 574. ;
Prosper United, 3 to i; West Chiverton, 59 to 61 ;
North Treskerby, 2to # ; North Crofty, toi.: to
East Lovell, 10 to 1; Great Rotaßack, :11 to
and Chiverton Moor, 8 to I.
At the first general meeting yesterday of the
Mines Purchase and Finance Company (Limited),
an interim dividend of 5 per cent, on the whole
capital was declared.

RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.)

thus oNhoot.

The railway market is inactive to-day, and
prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday.
Attention is chiefly directed to the settlement,
which has just conunenced.
Metropolitan stock is now quoted un to g, ex
div.; Great Western, 421 to ; London sad North
Western, 117 „} to ;, ex div. ; Midland, 1171
to f, ex div. and n. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
125 f to I, ex div.; Caledonian, 1141, to 1154 ; South
Eastern, 68/ to 1, ; Great Eastern, 291 to 30 ;
Great Northern, 116 i to 117 k, ex div. ; ditto A,
123 to f, ex div.; London, Mathew, and Lover,
17 to ; and North British, to 341,.
Foreign and colonial railway shares are quiet-
East Indian are quoted 1071 to / ; Lombardo-
Venetian, 161 to f ; and Grand Trunk of Canada,
19f to 1.
(For today& Share Lists see page 4.1
London, England, 1867-03-13

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE:--(THIS DAY.)

There was a very poor show of English wheat here to-
day ; but the quality of the samples was good. On the
whole the trade ruled steady, at Monday's currency.
With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not to
say heavily, supplied. Both red and white parcels were in
limited request ; nevertheless prices were supported.
Floating cargoes of grain were quite as dear as last week.
The sale for both English and foreign barley was heavy,
at the late decline in the quotations.
. . . .

Malt was in fair aveme supply, and sluggish request, on
former terms.

Oats sold slowly, but no further decline took place in
the currencies. The supply was rather extensive.
Beans were very inactive ; hut peas were quite as dear
as last week.
_

The Hour trade was rather heavy, at previous rates.
There was only a moderate sale fur seeds, at L,te prices.
Cakes ruled about stationary.
AILILIVAIA OY GRAIN, ac., INTO LONDON, BY WATTS
CAMLIAGE, TB I$ WEEK.
London, England, 1867-03-13

RAILWAY COMPANIES LEGISLATION.

Mr. FILDE4 asked the Vice-President of the Board of
Trade whether the second reading of the Railway Com-
panies Arrangements Bill, which stood on the orders for
re►ding for Monday, the`29th April, was certain to be
moved on that day.
Mr. CAVE said the bill had been postponed to a distant
day in order to give the government and the country ample
time to consider the intricate question of railway legisla-
tion. The opinions of all parties would, doubtless, be
guided very much by the proceedings of the debenture
holders' committee, by those of the royal commission, and
by other circumstances. If the hon. member would re-
peat his question a few weeks hence he (Mr. Cave) would
probably be able to answer it. (Laughter.)
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITIES EDU-
London, England, 1867-03-13

RAILWAYS PROTECTION BILL.

Lord REDESDALE said that at the present moment
there was great apprehension on the part of certain rail-
way companies that proceedings would be taken by indi-
vidual creditors, which would have the effect of stopping
the working of their lines. He believed that an inquiry
was now going on in another place on the subject, but he
thought it very desirable before the question was settled
that no steps should be taken by any individuals which
might tend to the inconvenience of the public and to the
injury of the ieral body of creditors of those companies.
He therefore begged to be allowed to lay on their lord-
ships' table' a brill to suspend until the let of August pro-
ceedings of the nature he had mentioned, with a view
either to the hill being renewed at that time, or modified
by legislation of a different character.
The bill wax then read a first time.
Their lordships adjourned at 23 minutes after 5 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY, MARCH 12.
The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock.
NEW MEMBER.
Colonel 0. DOWCOMBE took the oaths and his seat for the
North Riding of Yorkshire, in the room of Mr. Dunoombe,
now Lord Ferersham.
London, England, 1867-03-13

HIICCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

SCGAR.—The market is quiet, but steady, at'previous
prices. Refining sorts are most in request. St. Kitt's
sold at 31s. Bd. to 3.3. ; Jamaica, 345. ; Mauritius, 34*.
low syrup Madras, 245. lid. ; unclayed Manilla, 2-i. 3d.;
Refined quiet.
Correa.—The market Is firm, at full prices to 61. ad-
ranee. Plantation, good and fine ordinary grey, 665. to
725. 6d. ; fine fine ordinary to low middling, 735. 6d. to
775. ; low middling to fine middling oolory, Its. to s9s. ;
native Ceylon, small, 575. 6d. to .04. ; good ordinary,
, 655. 6d. ; bold, 7ti. to 725. GL
Tea.—The private market continues very quiet. The
Indian teas went off at irregular prices, except for the
Snag kinds, which sold at very full rates.
Rcm.-50 puncheons Jamaica sold at the previous value.
Rica—Considerable sales of soft grain are reported, in-
cluding Necranzie Arracian, ids. ; superior, Ils. Al. ; Ran-
goon, I Is. ;id.
Lvinco.—The quarterly public sales of Guateuuda ha, e
gone off with rather less spirit, but at the previous value.
SALTPETRIL-410 b ig,. bold at Is.. tall. for refraction
Ciorron.—A fair business has been transacted pre-
vious prices.
HEMP.—St. Petersburg steady, at 321. to 331, for clean.
London, England, 1867-03-13

Subjoined are the quotations of insuro
dock, and other shares, as given in the Stea
Exchange list of last evening :

Insurance—Commercial Union, 34, 4 ; Ocean
; Union Marine Liverpool tLintited). 716.
(he Light and Color— European, 121, U. es div. ; Great
Central, 121; Imperrd, . 11)1. 6i ; Plueeix,
Surrey Consumers, 131 ; Westminster Chartered, ;
Western, taj, j, ex div.
Docks—London and St. Katharine. 61, 60',.
Waterworks —Berlia.lls. j,l ; Eat London, New, 20j.
The well-known premises of Overend, Gurney,
and Co. (Limited). at 65, Lombard-street, were dis-
posedof yesterday by Messrs. Gadsden, Ellis, and
er, the auctilneers, by direction of the liqui-
dators. The proymty is held under the parish of
St. Edmund-the-Martyr. and the ground rent is
6001. per annum. IL" lease, of which 28/t years
will be unexpire.l :t the 25th inst., was Fold fur
29,6001., to Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co.,
the bankers, whole premises are adjoining.

TIMSDAY EVEN I N.:.