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The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-26

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CE

(lIT TELEGRAPH.)
EPSOM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL STAKES. One mile.

Money, Tim-o—bla,itila"—Agnes, Thalia,
Broomielaw, Overture (not to be cold), Excelier, Vanuer-
veld (500/. each), Panacea, Langharo (300/4 All are here.

STAMFORD PLATE. Half a mile.
Historian, qui Vive, Nike, Hatty, N:uino, Viten,
Britiah Tar, Deceiver, Skipper, La Mute, Timolays,
Marshal Ney, Tina, Rua in Urbe, Prima Donne, Diomed,
Miller's Maid, Defiance, Osprey, and Ammunition are
here.

TIyONEAR-OLD RACE. Half a mile.

Brown Jug, Burlington, 111;r7 IG.I Cowyn, Sarah,
Ninny, Forest King, Hutchnkent, Grinuoton, raid Thorudyke
are here.

CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. One mile and
• quarter.
Broomlel►w, Overture, Treasure Trove, Longdown,
Mount Palatine, Pinta., Thalia, Alderoft, Abergeldie,
Chepstow, Foresight, Endaleigh, Violent, Little Rover,
Jasper, Amanda c, Timolane, Fits Ivan, Mayonaire, Rose
Stock, Leases, Brown Tommy, Defiance, and Mike are
here.

PAID FoarrlT.—Aneborite, Sportsman. Rose Cheri,
Sea Mew, Monarch of the Glen, Wild Agnes, Vigorous,
Wolsey, Pirate Chief, Dulcimer, Tyne&le, Gretna, Ailey
bury, Spes, and Prelate.

HEATHCOTE PLATE. Threcquarters of a mile.
Historian, gleeller, Mathilde, Ulphus, A.bergeldie,
Panacea, Vixen, Dayrell, British Tar, Marquis of Wor-
cester, Skipper, Tina, Diamond, Novice, Busy Body,
Tumbler, Defiance, Talisman c, and Carollata faro here.
Paw FOR/ElT.—Batthyany, Vigilant, Signet, An-
chorite, Mongrel, Professor Anderson, and Vice.

SALE OF LAND BY AUCTION BILL.
London, England, 1867-03-26

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1567.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'I4 TELFA:RAMS.)
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MAncti I.

The New I'russian (Cross) Gazette of this even-
ing publishes intelligence from Paris, which states
that General Froward, one of the Emperor's
aides-de-camp, is about to proceed on a secret
mission to Luxemburg, and adds :—" The
rumours current in the French capital of the in-
tended purchase of Luxemburg by France con-
tinue to gain credence."
It is announced that the illumination over the
Austrian Embassy, on the King of Prussia's birth-
day, consisting of the words " Heil dir im Sieges"
kranz," was displayed by the proprietor of the
house, Baron Romberg, and not by the Austrian
minister, who was not even aware of the intended
illumination.

ITALY.
FLORENCE, IfAscu 25, Evimmra.
The Chamber of Deputies has up to the present
time confirmed 402 elections.

TURKEY AND OANDIA.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Miami 25.

The semi-official journal La Turguir announcer
that it h authorised to declare that neither the
French nor any other government has ever pro-
posed to the Porte the cession of Candle to Greece.
Turkey, adds the same paper, will never cede an
inch of her territory which has been formally gua-
ranteed by the Paris treaty of 1856.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Kutch 25, :1.30 P.N.
The Bourse has been inanimate. Bentea closed
at 69.05, or about the same as Saturday.

AMERICA.
(BY ATLANTIC TICLEGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, Dimwit 23, NOON.

A resolution has been introduced in the Senate
declaring that justice demands either the trial
of Mr. Jefferson Davis or his release on bail on his
own recognisances.

The Erin arrived at New York on Saturday.
Opening prices : —Gold, 134. Sterling ex-
change on London, 10Eq. 5-20 United States
Bonds, 109 ; Illinois, 1151 ; Erie, 58.

INDIA.
(REUTERS TELEGRAM.)
(VI & Trieste.)
BOMBAY, MARCH 6.

Sir Bartle Frere leaves to-day. Immediately
after his departure Sir Seymour Fitzgerald assumes the
governorship.
The subscriptions to the Sir Bartle Frere Memorial Fund
exceed 1,100/. The gentlemen of the civil service have
also presented Sir Bartle Frere with a service of plate.
The Indo-Buropean line is now working better than for
many months past.
Lord Cranborne's resignation is greatly regretted.
At the instance of Lord Lyons, the Turkish government
lies removed the embargo on the exportation of Arabian
horses.

It is stated that Mr. Home Secretary Bayley succeeds
Sir George Yule aa Political Resident of Hyderabad.
The news from Afghanistan is of a conflicting charac-
ter ; the latest accounts favour Afsul Khan.
Intelligence from Bokhara states that that place has not
fallen, and that the Ameer bee not made terms with
Ruuia. The Rumian forces, it is added, bad not advanced
beyond Jembuck.
The envoy from Bokbara had left Calcutta ; he would
ameive the Viewer's answer from the Lieutenant-Governor
the Punjaub.
London, England, 1867-03-26

TO THR TJ)IITOR OP THI ESPRERS.

Sta,—The opposition called forth to this bill by
the publicity of its clauses and the objections thereto has
been such as to cause the promoters to consent to its
reconstruction. At an interview with Mr. Selwyn,
M.P., who has charge of the bill, the matter was astir
factorily arranged, as the following letter will show•
Thanking you for your advocacy of the cause,—l am, &c.,
FEEDK. T. GALSWORTHY.

11, Waterloo-place, March Ai.
"SlR,—Referring to the interview we have had with
you this morning (on the introduction of the Hon. Locke
King) when we showed you the petition signed by the
whole of the London auctioneers against the bill,
and having beard the views you were pleased to
express as to the proposed alterations, and having
gone through the several clauses with you as amended,
we beg to state, on behalf of the general body of auc-
tioneers, that such a bill, as amended, will be
a very useful measure, and that instead of pre-
senting our petition against the bill, we will on the
contrary present a petition in its favour.—We are, hr.,
" F. J. CLARK,
(Farebrother, Clark, And Co.)
" F. T. GAL.WORTHY,
(Chinnock, Calsworthy, and Chinnock.)
" C. J. Selwyn, Esq., Q.C. M.P., 37, Endow.
square, March 25."
London, England, 1867-03-26

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, Utica 25.
b the Hot'SIE of Lows yesterday the Lotto
CA ANVELT.III: intnanced a bill to relieve the judges
of the superior courts from the duty of attending
at chambers during terms, and to throw the duties
on the masters. 4 the several courts.

The Ti attic Regulation (Metropolis) Bill was read
a third time and passed. _ _ _

The MetnliCan Poor Bill, the Trades Union
Bill, ana the Hypothec Amendment (Scotland) Bill
were read a third time and passed.
Their lordships adjourned at six o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, DlAzcz 25.

IN the Horse of Commits,
Mr. 'WALPOLE brought up her Majesty's answer
to the address for the removal of all magistrates
who have been found, by a committee of the House
or by a commission, guilty of corrupt practices.
The answer was to the effect that her Majesty, con-
curring in the propriety of putting down such cor-
rupt practices, will take into serious consideration
how that object can best be accomplished.
In reply to Mr. Serjeant GASELEE, who inquired
whether the Lord Chancellor will remove Mr.
Churchward'a name from the commission of the
peace for Dover, _ _
London, England, 1867-03-26

THE! EXPRES%

THE LAMINA:IDE CASE.

Lamimncle, the man on whose behalf we have been in.
terceding, has formally declined our intercession, and re-
nounced beforehand all the advantages which it might
procure for him. He had applied to the British Ambas-
sador fur his intervention, and he has now written to beg
that his application may be considered null and void.
lie has also addressed a formal declaration to the
French minister of justice avowing his resolution to
reject any benefit which might result from our inter-
vention on his behalf, and to refuse his liberty
even if it were offered to him. He is determined, he
says, to abide by the sentence of the law, partly
to expiate in pious repentance the crime which he now
confesses, and partly to spare his family the scandal
which would attend a prolonged agitation of the ease.
This information was conveyed from Mr. Fans to Lorsl
Stanley at the beginning of the present month, and one day
last week Lord Stanley instructed Lord Cowley to let the
proceedings drop. He added the natural reservation that
the British government were not, in thus acting, to be
regarded as admitting the unsoundness of their claims,
but as " the person on whose behalf the controversy was
commenced had urgently entreated that it should be aban-
' cloned," it was abandoned accordingly. So ends, no doubt,
says the Tinuo, a troublesome question, but no principle
has been establis'ied, nor any source of future controversy
removed.
London, England, 1867-03-26

[STAMPKD, Id. ADDY/IMMO

inferior before that of a superior judge—to attack
the impartiality of the Court of Queen's Bench,
and to impeach the validity of its judgment on
account of the absence of the parties, the party re-
ferred to being the very person whom French
agents had clandestinely carried away in the dead
of night. And, worst of all, it is deliberately
argued that the chances of justice being done are
in inverse proportion to the access which the
parties may have to British tribunals, small when
the accused person is able to carry his case into
our courts, but much improved when he has
no money with which to prosecute his ap-
peal. We see here the old complaint of the
French Government against our national jealousy
for the rights of accused persons. The only con-
clusion we can come to from this occurrence is,
that it is most dangerous to have treaty relations
of this kind with a Government inveterately
opposed to English principles of justice and
freedom.
London, England, 1867-03-19

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY lILLZGRAPH.)

(nom (Kis ovag ocutzakormarr.)

Carrox.—The market °walnut-a very strong. Sakv
about 8,000 or 10,000 bales.
COM—The market well attended. Wheat in good
demand, at extreme rates. Flour firm, at late rates. Beans
and barley unaltered. Oats a shade dearer. Oatmeal lA.
per load higher ; demand smalL Indian corn C.I. per yr.
dearer ; demand good ; mixed, 41s. 6d.
London, England, 1867-03-19

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

• (IWUTKII..4 TRLEGRANCI
FBENCII LEGISLATIVE BODY.
PARIS, MARC!! 19.
st crtlay evetiin4's sitting of the

•' .4 ,‘,. 15..,1y M. Ittnilier, replyingto I.
•-. on the subj.et 4.f Itsly, staled that
• had informed the Popo that she was
• • open negotiations for the distribution
, of the Roman debt among all the
_..‘,.r,itlients of Europe in order to free
li•.li Father from all liability.

. :..t I licr aditt it ted that the Roman question
!,..• %ct "...Wed, but added that it was placed
t !:c solicitude of France.

H U NG ARY.
PESTII, Mato! 19.
.ra.• m,,,;•.ters 1131...8 v.Bl Bengt, Lkscke, Wullers-
;' atui sditilZ•r, have arrived in this city. The
‘Ltrihal Prince von Hohenlohe-Schilling-
r-1 i, tArvkled here in order, it is stated, to
• the tavce.sary preparations for the coronation

!t, Etaimas.r as King of Hungary.
llaynalil will be appointed Archbishop of

CROATIA.
"piiti-n is becoming more favourable to
~,.vriu between Hungary and Croatia.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, MARCH 19.
Th • NOL: Prussia has scut the insignia of the
Eagle to I'rinci Humbert and Prince

I lie results 44 the elections are not yet fully

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, MARCH
The Chamber of Deputies have voted the new
• cs proposed by the government by WO against

THE WAR IN THE BRAZILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GUIENNE.
RIO DE JANEIRO, FED. 24.

President Mitre has returned to Buenos Ayres
w:ch a third of his contingent. LTrquiza is hostile
the revolutionists in that state.

The Brazilian squadron has passed. Campaity,
au.l is exploring the upper affluents of the Parana.
Exchange on London, 23. to 23i ; on Paris,
36 t., 405. Coiltie—Good first, 0.500 to 6.700.
Total shipment since the departure of the last
mad, 75,463 bags, of which 12,875 are for the
n..rth of Europe, and 5,120 for the Mediterra-
bean. Sales, 93,840 bags. Stock, 2,000 bags.

BAHIA, FEB. 29.
Exchange on London, 231 to 241. Sugar, whites,
.71No to 3.190 rein ; browns, 2.300 to 2.500 rids.
(Sutton, 14.300 to 14.500 refs.
PERNAMBUCO, MAacti 1.
_ _

Exchange on London, 24 to 24i. Sugar, whites,
4._00 to 4.500 ruin ; browns, 2.550 to 2.700 rein.
Cotton, 14.2 W.

The Messageries Imperiales steamer Esteems-
dime was at St. Vincent on the Gth of March, and
the Royal Mail Company's steamer Shannon, at
Pcriuunbuco on the Ist.

AMERICA.
QuEENSTOWN, MARCH 19.

The royal mail steamship Java, from New York
in the 6th, arrived here at 7 a.m. to-day with 61
rastengers. She lauded all the Muhl, consisting
of 126 sacks and five passengers, and proceeded for
Liverpool immediately ; all well. She experienced
very bevere easterly gales all the passage.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

3Ltacif 19, 9 1.11.
London, England, 1867-03-19

TURESHER and GLENNY, OUTFITTERS.
Only eetublhhmetit In London, next door to Somerset.
house, Stritild. \. B. Lista of necessary outfit for every potpies
and appointment to i mita, Chios, andthe Wenn* will
warded for-
warded on applicatiou.
London, England, 1867-03-19

Price sd., free by post four stamps,
TOTAL ABOLITION of PAIN in DENTAL
ut KGERV, as applitst to Mechanical Dentistry, by
‘l,lars GABRIAL Ibl5L 56, Marley-street, Cavendish-
. .

_ _
Nisssrs. Gabriel bare been peculiarly successful in their new
spiterti art Metal teeth without springs, which they adapt with-
out the slightest pain."—lleralil.
London, England, 1867-03-19

MINCING-LANE.-(TylfipAy.)

Sri:AL—The market has opened quietly, but steadily,
the demand being chiefly for brown qualities ; clayey
Manilla .old at 29a. fkl. to 30s. ; unclayed, Refined,
quiet at previous prices.
CorreL.—The market is firm, bat as there is little of
desirable quality offering, not much business has been
transacted.
I'LL—The public sales of 18,000 packages are progressing
quietly without change in value.
Rice.-1,000 bags of Rangoon sold at I Is. 10,, l. to 12s.
ARROWROOT. —A parcel of st. Vincent in tins sold
at 40.
Pe-rm.-200 bags of Penang sold ; common, Vd. ; fair,

-
3d _
fialmrsnts.—No sales reported.
Corrox.—The demand continues very active, chi. fly for
parcels to sr.ive, at a further advance of Ad. to 1.1. per lb.
JUTZ.—No sales of importance to report.
TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
. .

The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted, 4Es. U.
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. ; March, 435. N.
to 445. ; October to December, 445.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fol.
llowing prices, viz.:—Prime clover, from 100 s. to 1106. ;
inferior ditto, *h. to Ws. ; prime second cut clover.
90s. to Ms. ; inferior ditto, hOs. to 70s. ; best green hay.
Ms. to 90s. ; prime meadow hay, 755. to Krs. ; laterite
ditto, 555, to 01..; straw. 40s. t0444W.
London, England, 1867-03-19

MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS.

Last night's performance was for the benefit of
Madame Arabella Goddard, whose name has from the
first been associated with these concerts by her many ad-
!nimble interpretations of classical pianoforte works, both
solo and accompanied. It will he seen from the following
programme that last night's seleztion included ono very
special feature.

l'Ar.T I.
Quartet, In 11 minor, MM Joachim, L. Ries,
Uciiry mid Piatti
Recit , " !wiper and i!eeinr still"
" Watt her, Lintel*" PoPhthalli

Mr. Ciimmintra
Grand Sonata, in 11 Cat. Op. Itai hot time at
the Motelay Popular Pono.rt. Ara
Lelia toatiaril
London, England, 1867-03-19

iiiiii

SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE WITH HIS

CONSTITUENTS.

The re-election of Sir Stafford Northcote for the
northern division of the county of Devon, on his appoint-
ment to the office of Secretary of State for India, took
place yesterday at South Melton. The weather was ex-
ceedingly inclement—so much so that, although the hus-
tings had been erected ea usual in the square, it was
found necessary to adjourn to the market. -Hero • very
small audience assembled, the North Devon yeomen pre-
ferring their cosy hearths to the utterances of even her
Majesty's Indian Secretary. The Under-Sheriff (Mr. E.
Sairm), in the absence of the High Sheriff of Devon,
presided.
The re-election of the right hon. baronet was proposed
by Mr. J. M. STEVISS, and seconded by SirA.
There being no opposition the hon. baronet was declared
duly elected.
Sir 8. Noirrecors, in returning thanks, spoke at sonic
length. The conservative reform bill sought to fairly
represent all classes in the country, and to give expres-
sion to public opinion. The democratic principle, on
the other hand, was that they should, as far and as
rapidly as possible, re-cast the legislature, and give the
control of the country to • numerical majority, disre-
rrraing any attempt to obtain a fair presentation of tiff.
re
ent classes and different interests. Sir Stafford then
proceeded to indicate what were the intentions of the
government with respect to the borough franchise, which
they had resolved to redueeon the simple and solid founda-
tion of rating household suffrage. (Hear, hear.) At first
the result would be not to add so many to the conatituen.
cies as would have been the case under the 71. rental frm-
chise but ultimately the number would be three or four
times larger. He contended that the bill which Mr.
Disraeli would propose that night was • safe end constitu•
tional measure and one on which the government were
prepared to stand or fall, and to contend for it in oppo-
sition.

Thanks were voted to the Under-Sheriff, and the pro-
ceedings terminated.

DISPENSARY TOR BUN DISEASES, 50, GREAT
MAILLBOROUGH-STRILET, RWENT-8TH617, W.-197 patients
were relieved at this dispensary during the week ending
March 16.
London, England, 1867-03-19

SCA imrtz (D).

Names of counties to be :lir:tied—South Devon, West
Kent, North Lancashire. South Lancashire, Lincoln, Mid-
dlesex, South Staffordshire, and East Surrey
Place 4•r holding
Parts comprised in such Courts for
Dtvialon. Election
of Memhers.
South-East The hundreds of Teign- The Castle of
Devon. bridge, Haytor,Won- Exeter.
ford (except such
parts thereof as arc
included in the limits
of the city of Exeter
by the 2 and 3 Wil-
liam IV., Gap. 64),
Exminater, Cliston,
Rost Budleigh, Ax-
minster, Colyton, Ot-
tery St. Mary, and also
the Castle of Exeter.

bolit,g
Part/ oomprisa,l in s3cll NAN.
f..rd
Dhition.
Electioi
of l kin
South-West The hundreds of Litton, l'lyinuath.
Ikvon. Tavistock, Roborough,
Plymtoo,Ennington,Stan-
borough, Coleridge.
West Kent. The Lathe of Sutton at Blackheath,
Hone.
Mid Kent. Remainder of the Division. Maidstone.
North Lanes, The Hundreds of Lonsdale, I..thcashire.
shire. Amouculerness, Leyland.
North -east The Hundred of Blackburn. Blackburn,
Lancashire.
South -east Hundred of Salford. Blanchester.
Lancashire.
South - west Hundred of West Derby. Liverpool.
Lancashire.
North Lindsey Wapentakes of Manley, Clanford
Yarborough, Bradley Ha- Liizz.
ventoe, Walshcroftt l'or.

Lincoln.

ringlimn, Well, Asiticne.
South Lindsey. The remaining parts of
Lindsey.
West Middle- Hundreds of Gore, El-
sex. thoroe, Isleworth,
and Spelthorne, with
so much of the Hun-
dred of Ossulston as
lies to the west of
the road leading from
Edgware to Hyde-
park, and of the
north-eastern boun-
dary of Hyde-park,
Green-park, and St.
James's-park, and
Great George-street
to Westminster-
bridge.
East Middlesex. The remainder of the Tottenham.
oounv.
South-west Hundreds of Cuttle- Woleerhamp.
Staffordshire. stone. Sieston. ton.
East Stafford- Hundred of South Of- Lichfield.
shire. flow.
East Surrey. Hundred of Tandridge, Croydon.

and so much of iv,
hundred of Walling-
ton as includes and
lies to the east of the
parishes of Croydon
and Sanderstead, aud
so much of the hun-
dred of Brixton as
includes and lies to
the east of the pa-
rishes of Streatham,
Clapham,p and Lam-

lianimasmith.

Mid Surrey. The remainder of the Kingston-upon
present division. Thames.
SCREDI'LL E

Gives the forms in which the claim to vote on as.
count of the savings bank and other new qualification"
are to be made ; the certificate of deposit in savings
bank by two of the trustees or manager 4, or officer
appointed by them or by the Postmaster General ; the
certificate of ownership of 50f. in government stock by an
official of the Bank of England and the form of certificate
of charge of tax. The latter form is as follows :
London, England, 1867-09-17

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is quiet at the following prices: Town
tallow, 425. CA. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spin, old, 435. 3,1.•
ditto new, 43.1. ; October to December, 438. 31,
sellers ; December. 435. lid. sellers.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

•
Mr. Charles James F.astun reports trade at the
following prices, viz. : —Prime old clover, 119 s. ; in-
ferior ditto, SON. to ; prime old hay, "is. to K.'s. ;
inferior ditto, Cos. to 70.. ; prime new clover, 20s. to gibs. ;
inferinr ditto, 60s. to 75.. ; prime new hay, 725. Mi. to
; inferior ditto. 535. to lilts. ; straw, 361. to 42c.

A Portsmouth gas company publishes weekly the
avenge illuminating power of the gas they supply.
• •
- a.gf ;•IL.
M. • -LeTTEnn.— Im,--. "Le
lit of Ottober next the regulations in force with regard to
the registration of letters to or from any of the /Iritali co-
lonies will be as followe—l. AU letters containing coin,
and all letters which shall have written or put thereon the
word " Registered," or any other word or words of the
like meaning, or to the like effect, whether the same shall
have or contain therein coin or not, posted at any post-
oft ice in the United Kingdom, addressed to any of the
Itritish collnies, or posted at any post-office in any of such
colonies, addressed to the United Kingdom, shall be
delivered to the Post-office for registration, and shall bo
registered by the loot-office at the time of the same being
posted, and a rate of postage of 44. fur every ouch letter
reeisten-.1 at any post-office iu the United Kingdom during
the' ordinal y bouts appointed for the registration thereof,
shall be charged for such registration, in addition to any
other rates of postage payable thereon ; and every
such re,,,istration rate shall be paid at the time of such
letter being posted. 2. If any such letters shall be posted
without being registered, such letters shall he registered
at any past-office in the United Kingdom through
which they may pass in course of transmission
thereof by the post, and shall be forwarded so
registered to their destiration, and shall be charged with
a registration rate of postage of eigbtpence, in addition to
any other rote of postage chargeable or payable tli, mon,
with a deduction, nevertheless, equal to the amount of any
stamps which may have been affixed to such letters in pay-
ment, or part payment, of the registration fee chargeable
thereon. 1. Any such letters niay be detained for the
orros," of being registered at any pod-office in the
United Kingdom through which they may pans in course
of tmnamb-sion thereof by the post, until the next ordinary
despatch to that by which they would have been forwarded,
conveyed, and delivered, if they had been registered by
the post-office 'according to the directions hereinbefore
ineutioned.—By command of the PostinasterGeneral.—
General Post-office, Sept. 16, 1867.
London, England, 1867-09-17

MINCING-LANE.—anis DAY.)

Si GAR.—The market has opened quietly, at about last
week's prices, the sales being chiefly confined to common
brown qualities. Refined remains dull of sale, at the
previous value.
COFFEF--The demand is not active, but a few sales are
reported in plantation Ceylon and Rio at about the value.
tiODB.
TEA.—Business to a fair extent has been done in new
seasons, ex Taeping, at prices ranging from le. 6d. to .28. 4d.
RrM.—No sales reported.
Rice. —530 tons Reliant sold at 12s. la, ex ship, 11 s. to
91. for arrival, and 1,000 toms Rangoon at lls. id.,
landed.
S,u,reernE.— 300 bags sold at 19s. gd., short prompt, for
refraction
Corms.— A fair business is doing at steady prices.
JeTlL—About SOO bales sold fur arrival at 16/. and
201. 15s.
London, England, 1867-09-17

THAMES.

Thontax Catray a crimp, was brought before Mr. Ben-
son, charged with'iriolently assaulting Ephraim Stocken, a
gate-keeperin the service of the London and St. Katharine
Dock Company,
. . . . . . . .

The complainant stated that at four o'clock on Saturday
afternoon he was stationed at the principal entrance of the
London Dock, and while the labourers and others were
leaving the dock, the prisoner, who was very drunk and
noisy, attempted to enter the dock. There was an express
regulation that drunken persons were not to be permitted
to enter the dock, and he directed the prisoner to with-
draw. The prisoner then struck him a violent blow on
the mouth, and knocked him down. Other constables
seized the prisoner, and he was removed to the station-
house, before be could effect any further mischief, which
he attempted. The witness added that his mouth bled
copiously, and that he had suffered much from the blow.
Inspector Deady, of the H division, said the prisoner
was exceedingly violent in the stition-house, and knocked
down the brickwork, besides causing further damage. It
was found necessary to take off the prisoner's boots, and
handcuff him.

The prisoner -All I have to say is that I was very drunk.
I drank a bottle of whisky right off. I was mad.
Mr. Benson—Mad, drunk, noisy, and violent. You are
find 20a, and In default 14 days' imprisonment.

GREF-NIVICII.

Richard Bishop, aged 20, well-known to the police, was
charged on suspicion of burglarionsly breaking and enter-
ing the house of Mrs. Mary Ann Hobbs, of 4, Dartmouth.
row, Blackheath, and stealing 11 silver spoons and other
articles and If. 1:1a. in silver moneys.
It appeared that during the night of Saturday,
or early on Sunday morning, the house of the
prosecutrix was forcibly entered, and various
articles carried away. Among the silver coins stolen
were eight threepenny pieces, And on the burglary 'wing
reported to the police inquires were inside, and it
was ascertained that at half-past four on Sunday morn-
ing the prisoner entered a lioeneed lodging house at
Deptford (about a mile from the house of the prosecutrix),
and paid for some coffee with a threepenny piece, leaving
at balf.past six. Haizelden, a plain clothes constable of
the It division, proceeded to the house of the prisoner's
mother at Sydenham? and ascertained that he (prisoner)
had not been hoine since eight o'clock on Saturday morn-
ing, and later in the day the prisoner was met with and
taken into custody. On being questioned as to where he
bad been during the previous day and night, he replied
that he had slept in Whitechapel. When searched four
threepenny pieces were found upon him, and also other
silver coins. His boots were subsequently compared with
footmarks in the garden of the house of the proaecutrix,
there having been a heavy rain during the night, and were
found exactly to correspond.
Inspector King applied for a remand, stating that the
prisoner, after leaving Deptford, had been traced to
Boustaditch.
Mr. Maude remanded the prisoner.
London, England, 1867-09-17

MINE&-(TRIS DAY.)

Oars o'CLooz.
The mining market is steady to-day, with a
demand for Wheel Seton, East Russell, Wheal
Grenville, North Crofty, and Prince of Wales
shares. Some of the present prices are as
follows : Wheal Seton, 110 to 1111; East
Russell, 2to • Wheal Grenville, Ito ; West
Great Work, 3:1 to ; North Crotty, 3} to 4 ;
Drakewalls, 14s. to 16a. ; West Drakewalls, ss. to
7s. Gd. ; Prince of Wales, 495. to bls. ; Great
Vor, 18 to ; Herodafoot, 35} to 361 ; and North
Chiverton, 4 to
Foreign and colonial mining 'bares are rather
firm. St. John del Rey are quoted 119 to 60 ; Don
Pedro, 11 to 2 prem. ; ;
Anglo-Bracilian, k to I
prem. ; Pestarena, to ,prem. ; Chonties Ito
11 prem. ; Roma Grande, to it Anglo-Italian, k
toprem. ; and Frontino and Bolivia, I to a.

We have received the following from the Chon-
talcs Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited) :
The amount of gold received is 259 ounces. The cause
of the falling off from the expected amount is owing to •
difficulty in getting men and mules, from the existence of
cholera in the neighbourhood. The directors learn with
regret that • fatal case of cholera occurred at the mines to
• native, who only the day before bad arrived from • dis-
tance in search of employment. A panic seised the native
labourers, and, without notice, they nearly all left the
mines. It is hoped the malady will not extend beyond this
isolated case (sanitary precautions having been taken to
prevent it), but unleu the natives speedily return the next
month's produce must be considerably affected.

A special meeting of the Cobre Copper Mining
Company will be held on the 2nd of October, for
the purpose of elocting a director in the room of
Mr. 11. R. Grenfell, who has resigned.
London, England, 1867-09-17

season why all the world should not have seen it. Redid
not know why it should have been taken. Had never
been a council man, but had been a substitute. Could not
tell the name of the Will he was substitute for. Did not re-
member the name of a single council man. The witness
was cautioned he might be committed for concealing facts
as well as for perjury, but still adhered to his statement.
Could not tell when he was a substitute, but it was not
this year. The discussion while he was a substitute was as
to fining a member. If a man left a job before it was
finished be was fined. If he worked for less wages, or for
a non-union muter, they turned him out. Never heard
of • man being fined for working ate machine place. They
had a fine book. (He produced it.) Had never said
the books were destroyed, mind.
Mr. Pickering—Did you fine a man on his marriage ?
Witaese—Yes, they did, but could not recollect
how much. (laughter.) Never had filled any office but
that of secretary. Heard of a shell being thrown at
°reeves's, and of the affairs at Smethurst's and Holt'a.
Never heard of them at the club, and only by public re-
port. The club knew nothing of them. Left Holt's em.
ploy because he would not allow them 2id. per thousand
extra. Never heard of Key bringing 100/., or of their
getting money from other unions. Had very little con-
nexion with the union till within the last few years.
Never heard of any subscription to defend the men
in Jump's affair. _ _

George Heywood, sworn—ls president of the Oldhem
brickmakers' club for the current six months. Presided
last Thursday at the beginning, but the officers of this
court " fot" (fetched) him out just at starting. He had
not opened the meeting and did not know who took the
chair afterwards. Saw the ledpr there when he left the
room and when he returned. bid not know where it was
now. (A laugh.) The witness affected not to know any-
thing identifying the union with any outrage, and was
told to stand down. He assumed an injured air, and said
he bad a wife and five children, and asked for expenses,
but was dismissed amidst laughter from all parts of the
court. _ _ _

;risen MacDonald—ls a son-in-law of the late Isaiah
Cream, and managed for him in 1859. Beard of his being
fined and leaving the union. Remembered the union ask-
ing Mr. Gleam to employ Davenport because he would
not pay • fine. Be refaced. After that he had 14,000
bricks destroyed. In 1859, a grenade was thrown at Mr.
Cleaves as he was leaving his house, and burst against
a wall, taking • piem out of his trousers and stocking and
skin. If it had struck on the other side of the door it
would have blown him to pieces. After that some powder
was put in the cylinder, in 180::, and the engine-house was
blown up.
John Brooks, briekmaker at Oldham, was under inquiry
when our report kit.
London, England, 1867-09-17

STRAND THEATRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, in consequsnoe of
their great success, have extended their engagement here
to nice more representations, and Imuccightubey produced
a little comedy called The Old Folks, which went off with
excellent effect, thanks to the good acting of Miss Louisa
Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul. They remain at
this theatre until the 26th, when the regular Strand com-
pany will inaugurate their new season with an original
burlesque by Mr. Byron, on the subject of William Tell.
London, England, 1867-09-17

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY TELEGRAPH.)
(FROM OCR OWN CORBEEPONDENT.).

e.wroN.—The market steady, at yesterday's rates.
Sales 10,1100 bales.
Corm.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good
request, at Id. to 2d. per ceutal advance. Flour, French,
Is. dearer ; other qualities unchanged. Beans steady ;
Saidi, 3es. 3d, Oats and oatmeal unaltered. Indian corn
large demand, at 2s. bd. to 3s. per qr. more money ;
mixed, 40s.

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(By TSLZOILLPIt.)
(nom oua OWN coaluairoNorsy.)
There was not so much inquiry for tither old or new
whrat as at List market, and pricra were scarcely so hrm.
Other articles unchanged in price.
London, England, 1867-09-17

MI4CELLANY.OUS TOPICS.

The speech of Mr. W. K Forster at a meeting of a
mutual improvement society in the north is enlarged upon
by the Daily News, and the hon. member's advice about
the use of books is considered. It believes th►t after
all, advice as to reading can do little good. The sense of
enjoyment, the prompting of interest, the leadings of in-
vestigation, will usually, to a mind of honest purpose,
afford the best guidance. The general and insensible
teaching of books will, however, be lost, and nothing will
be gained, if the attempt be made to find in them close
parallels and exact precedents, lessons of direct application,
and morals as clear and formal AS those of mop. The sp.
parent sanction which Mr. Forster gives to this delusive
and somewhat derogatory anticipation is the only blot in
his kindly and judicious speech.
The distress which exists in Sicily, Venice, and other
parts of Italy, is attributed by the Times to the habit
which the past government has encouraged, of looking to
the state for bread and for security. Rich as Sicily is,
there is, properly speaking, no rural population, the
attractions of the town life being irresistible to the Italian.
As for the overcrowded cities, destitute of almost every
branch of manufacturing industry, they may be looked
upon as training grounds for idlenees. Like so many
ancient Romes in miniature, they study everything that
can minister to the enjoyment of a degraded populace.
The Star assures Mr. Agar-Ellis that there is only one
way of saving the world the spectacle of the Irish church
abolished by a tory government, and that is, to entrust the
task of its abolition to a liberal government. The question
London, England, 1867-03-21

child. On the 27tit she wilt discharged by the surgeon, and
left the mama with the child. On the twin creelsg aLly
reached home without the child, and did not tell Li
mother that she had been confined. Ou the ni
of Decembers child was found in a ditch tied up in a
cloth, with some stones tied to it, and on the primmer
being taken into custody, two days after, she admitted
i that it was her child. The medical man who nuide the
poet mortem examination gave it as Lis decided opinion
that the child was alive when it was put into the water.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but strongly recom-
mended tier to mercy, on account of her youth and pre.
vious good character.
Mr. Justice Willes, having mourned the black cap, ire.
curled to pass sentence of d,ftth in a most impressive
feeling manner, and the prisoner, who seemed to feel her
position moot acutely, was removed from the duck in a
fainting condition.
London, England, 1867-03-21

CROATIA.

FIUME, MATCH 21.

Herr Smaich, the civil captain of this town, has
prevented the departure of the deputation to Perth.

THE ELECTIONS IN BOHEMIA.
PRAGUE, MAIM al

The new elections to the Bohemian Diet have
resulted in the almost unanimous return of the
former deputies.

SPAIN.

MADRID, MARCH 20, Evmnma.

The Official Gazette publishes addresses from
various state bodies concurring in the recent cir-
culars of the Ministers of the Interior and Foreign
Affairs, relative to the attacks made by the foreign
press upon the Spanish government. A royal
decree has been issued appointing the Marquis of
Miraflores President of the Senate.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
NEW YORK, MAacu 20.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamship Colorado
has arrived at San Francisco with dates from China
to the 17th, and Japan to the 27th February. The
Japanese embassy to Washington are among her
passengers. Her cargo includes 270 chests of tea.

- The American minister at Pekin was in high
favour with the imperial court.
The Chinese government resisted all efforts made
to obtain authority to construct a railroad through
Mongolia. The French were about to make a short
road from Shangliac to Leichow.

The Russian fleet was to sail for the Mediterra-

nean.

Piece goods were firm at Hong Kong.

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, ALuttm 20.

The Nyanza and Tanjore left at 5 a.m. to-day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles on the
26th inst., and the latter at Southampton about
the 2nd April.

_
SUEZ, MARCH 20.
The Nubia, for Calcutta, ice., and the Saiaette,
extra steamer for Bombay, sail this evening.

Fire of the newspapers in lowa are edited by
women.
London, England, 1867-03-21

THP: BUNCH ARMY BILL.

The new French Bill weighs equally on all French sub-
jects. It takes every youth at 20 years of age—it destines
• portion of the yearly levy to five years' service in the
regular army, and four more in the reserve, and keeps the
remainder for four years in the reserve, and five more in
the National (;arde Mobile. It thus claims the services
of every man for nine Jean, end subjects the whole
London, England, 1867-03-21

RUPTURE S.—The PATENT SELF-
ADA:ATI NG GERM AN TRL SS, acting effectually without
it ".,cipliculions. Ls recommended by the Faculty for the cure
*lithe( of Hernia. The nectocary quality of a good Truss is an
ona resign's power. without unnecessary pressure on the
Sul affected, which desirable object is alone obULined in a trues
encumbered with stint's. epics' springs, or pads behLod.—J.
WA lad Co., No. 1, Piccadilly.
-
London, England, 1867-03-21

STAND PLATE.

Salamanca
Feodor
Gordian Knot.

7 ran.
WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP. One mile.

Beadle, Buckfoot, Stockinger, Indigestion, Plover, Pin-
tail, Brick, Nukuheva, John Halifax, and Black Prince
are here.
SWEEPSTAKES OF VS SOVS. Three furlong..
Lady Barbara, EMI de Vie, L'Africaine, and Wings of a
Dove f are here.

HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlongs.
Volunteer, Queen of Trumps, Ulphus, Gordian Knot,
Bessie, Paris, Blackbird, Elegance, Canard, Contract,
Adaruanthea, Amour Propre, Chibisa, and Mouchoir are
here.
HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles.

Shakespeare, Helen, Fortunatus, Pearl Diver, Sea King,
Bing Arthur, Chimney Sweep, Tennyson, Nutrition,
Nukuheva, Forester, and Watchbox are here.
London, England, 1867-12-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FsiDAY, Dze. 6.

•
IN the Hut's of COMMONS, Mr. HUNT stated, in
reply to Colonel SYNIS, that neither the sum of
3,000 41ollars in money stated by Mr. Fled to have
been given by King Theodore to Consul Cameron,
mar 23,000 German crowns stated to have been
given to Mr. Raman', have been paid into her
Majesty's exchequer. Mr. Rasa= had reported
to Colonel Merewether that he had received
10,000 crowns, but it appeared that when he was
arrested 6,000 crowns of the sum which he had so
received were taken from him.

The Lords' amendments to the Metropolitan
Streets Act Amendment Bill were brought up and
agreed to after a short discussion, in the course of
which Mr. Armes; complained that government
bad yielded to combinations out of doors, but had
ref used to yield to the arguments of members in
the house ; to which Mr. HARDY replied that, ao
far as the costermongers were concerned, tho act
was not intended to hit them, and when it was
found that it did he hastened to amend it in that
respect, and that he had not yielded to coercion
either with regard to them or with regard to the
cab proprietors, nor had anything like a threat
been made.

Mr. AYRTON moved the addition of a proviso
that the act should not be brought into operation
except with the concurrence of the Secretary of
State ; but this was objected to by Mr. HARDY,
and negatived.
Mr. LAVABO moved for a copy of the correspon-
dence between Dr. Beke, Mr. Purday, Mr. Pal-
grave, and the Foreign-office referred to in the
letter from Dr. Beke to Lord Clarendon, dated the
11th June, 1866, published in a recent blue book.
fitter what had passed in the house it was, he
said, but fair that all the correspondence which
bad taken place on the subject should be pro-
duced.

Lord STANLEY said the government stood neutral
as to these personal quarrels between the hon.
member and Dr. Beke ; but on the whole he
thougnt it better to agree to the production of the
whole of the correspondence.
Mr. NEWPCOATE regretted that the motion had
been made, but, as it had been, he moved, as an
amendment, to add to the motion that a copy of a
letter, dated Oct. 14, 1867, addressed by Dr. Beke
to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, rela-
tive to a conversation between him and Mr. Pal-
vet at Cairo, in December, 1865, be also pro-
.

Mr. OrWAY objected to the country being put to
the expense of this correspondence.
Mr. Newdegate's amendment was negatived, and
the original motion carried.
The house adjourned at five minutes to 7 o'clock
till 12 o'clock this day.
London, England, 1867-12-07

ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.-GRAND
DAL IYOPERA, MONDAY, Dec. 16, 1867. Open till
Three a.m. ',by permission!. Usual entertainments suspended
for this night only. Orchestra of 100 performers. Conductor,
11. RI VIER& Solo Cornet, Mr. Reynolds. Twelve Masters of
Ceremonies, under the direction of Mr. Birch
03n dancing to begin at 10. The whole of to
and ante-rooms thrown open to too dancers.
tickets. 164 : tickets, 100.: balcony tick✓
But," 2s. od. To be had ►t the Alhambra Boa,
bra Bars and at all the chief Libraries. Refreshment
charges. A few private boxes to be had on application.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA
pilansigteg bisector, Mr. F. Strange.l
Dancers, 00 bistrusentalists, Singers, Acrobats,
tares. Latest Telegrams, Saloons, fßippervaomi
Sinoking.rooms, Evening Paper: 10 Orchestral
Night. Open at Bait-pad Seven, begin at Eight.
Si., and od.: Reserved Seats, as Private Bum,
Box-ollios open from Eleven to Four.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
llolborn.—The most spacious and brilliantly-decorated
EMI Room, and the best Band in.Londoa. OPEN for CONCERT
and DANCING EVERY EVENING. Mwdcal Director, Mr. W.
M. Packer. Open at hall-pastB; dose at it Admissio4
throughout. la

BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS
and COUCHES, Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Pertento
true, &c., at PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUCED.
185, PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree.

WINTER OVERCOATS.
106, ETRAND, OPPOSITE ILICkTER-HALL
Spacial attention is even In this Establishment to WINTER
10ATS, and a Idea stock Is always kept on hand at
HAMILTON and EIMPTobPS,
TAI.LIJES aad OVERCOAT-MAKERS.

TITDECEMBER NUMBER of HANOVER.
QUARE la now ready, and to be bad ot Book-
seller sad llealeeeller In Great Britain and Ireland. Price le

riIIHE DECEMBER NUMBER of HANOVER-
-1- SQUARE contains a new piece for tit* piano, by E. SILAS.

THE DECEMBER NUMBER of HANOVER,
syvAsz contains • new song by Miss Vflumtie Cianam,

THE DECEMBER NUMBER of HANOVER-
SQUARE contains sow Neve for the piano, by W. Krum

THE DECEMBER NUMBER of HANOVER-
SQUARE contain@ a new song by M. W. Burs

RANOVER-SQUARE : The New Magazine of
Music. Edited by LINDSAY mom. Prize la
Aebdowa and Parry, Hammy square.

HANOVER-SQUARE.—An EXTRA CHRIST-
MAB NUMBER, consisting entirely of Dance Music, will
be published on the 14th DECIIIHER. It will contain a new
Vales by Signor Ardkl, a new Polkallacorka by Gang% a new
set of Quadrilles on French airs by Henry W. Goodban, a now
Waltz by ChFrio, shy, and • new Gaol, by Charles de
Me

• Linorsopen tsttng
the vast building Prussia;
leers. Gentlemen's
lekets to vie. the
(make, the Alham-
reshments at toed
,plication.
The I
PALACE, will be
Thee masers,loll -
bats, Intuit:a: Pie- Inan
ram's, Lavatories, will, ho
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London, England, 1867-12-07

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF LORDS.—FIIDAT, Die. 6.
Isr the lions' of Loans, yesterday, the Sales of
Reversions Bill, the Drainage and Improvement of
lands (Ireland) Supplemental Bill, the Metropoli-
tan Streets Act Amendment Bill, the Income Tax
]till, and the Consolidated Fund Bill, were read a
third time and passed.
The house adjourned at a quarter past 6 o'clock
till this day.
London, England, 1867-12-07

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MADJUCT.—(THIB DAY.)
Ths market is steady. Town tallow, 41a. 93. ; Peters.
berg Y.C. on the spot, 43a. ; December, 43a. , Spring,
43a. 3d. ; March, 43g. 9d. to 44a.
Mannar Acnitaoss.—Town tallow,44s. 33. ; fat by ditto,
2s. 113. ; yellow Kum* 44a. 3d. ; melted stuff, .$24. ;
rough ditto, 17a. 3d. ; graves, life. ; good dreg.,

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TIII3 DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the fol-
lowing prices, viz. :—Prime clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; inferior
ditto, tift. to 755. ; prime hay, 725. 6d. to Ws. ; inferior
ditto, Sts. to iks. ; straw, 10s. to 365.

COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.)
Importations of foreign goods are still heavy. Hot-
house grapes are not so fully supplied as they were last
week, and good samples realise better pries a. Large
quantities of St. hlichael oranges are now arriving, and
they bid fair to be unusually fine as regards quality.
Some choice Chinese fruit have now also made their ap-
pearance. Pears and apples oompriso the usual varieties now
in aeason. Chestnuts continue to make their appearance.
Portugal onions realise from 12s. to its. per case. Potatoes
have not altered in price since our last report. Flowers
chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, pelargoniums.
mignonette, and roses.

i&CIT.

Pears, per dot, Is to 4s
Me Apples, per lb, :14 to as
Clicotuuta, per !outlet, lus to
las
Waluuts, per bushel, 104 to lam

Apples. per bushel, es to &
Coh nuts, per lb.. le
()rapes, per lis, 3a to tia
Lemons, pet 100, 6s to Fs
Melons, each, 21 to 3s
Oranges, new, per 100, is to Ss
VFXJETARLES.
Artichokes, per doz., 21 to es I Mint, per bunch. 1,1
Wank% Idney, p. 100.• s to 3a Mushrooms, p. pots., le Set toll
Neel per dos., Is to 2s Onions, per bush, es to EOM
Cabbages, per dor. Is 3d to Es I Parsnips, per doz., 9d to Is
Carnes, per bunch, 6d to &I parsley, per bunch, 24 ,44
Cauliflowers, p. doe., 38 to ft Potatoes, York Regents, p. Ks
Celery, per bundlo, Is to Is 6d ume to 1001
Cucumbers, each, Is to 2. Rocks, do., 1101 to 110 s
Endive, per score. Iso4 to Flukes, 130 s to 160 a
Garlic and Shallots, per lb.. tid Other sorts. 754 to Wal
Herbs, per bunch, od to 4,1 geagate, p. pun... LS aa to ei
Horse ftadish,p. hund.,3s lis Spinach, per bash.,
Leeks, per bunch, td to ed Toeustoes. per doz., Is to as
LAtuces, per snore, la to 15 Id Turnips, per bunch. to ed.
London, England, 1867-12-07

rfniberdfto Intelltgenrt.

OXFORD, Dec. 6.
Ia it congregation holden thin morning at 10
o'clock the following d=riiraegre conferred :
Masrum or Arm James Cruwys, Balliol Col-
Thomas Allan Henry, &len College ; Rev. John
Id win Jones, Jesus College; and Rev. Newdigate Poynts,
Pembroke College.
DOCTOR IN MCDICINI, " COXISATIN CAUSA."—William
Tyndale Wateon, Trinity College, Dublin.
Been runts or Airm —Arthur Anderson and Frederick
William Butterworth Belliol College ; William Arthur
Bradford, Merton Collo ; George Hood Francs, Edward
r.
Pattinson Cole, and William Henri Hutchinson Far.
*lough, Esc ter ollop ; James Fountaine and Henry Gran-
ville Sharp, Queen's College ; George Wyndham Kennion
sad Edward Henry Sankey Oriel College ,• Charles Tilton
Digby and Charles Morriss, lorpuaChriati College; Richard
Egerton, Christ Church ; Charles Coles, Trinity College ;
John Pugh Morgan, Jeans College ; Spencer Leigh Ben-
nett and Randle Feilden, Pembroke College; Leighton
Buck well, Wadham College; James Booth, Worcester
College ; and Charles Clarke, Magdalen Hall.
STN.; o E.`!r IN CIVIL Lim.—Henry Granville Sharp, Queen's
College.
London, England, 1867-12-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(TaiI DAY.)

The house was appointed to meet at noon, but the
attendance of hon. members fell far below the quorum of
40. At ten minutes past 12, however, the Speaker wail
summoned to attend at the bar of the Lords in order to
witness the giving of the royal assent, and this made a
" house" without the necessity for counting.