The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-31 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

LISBON. Ocr. 30.

The Premier, Senhor de Agin:kr, has completely
recovered, and a Te Doom has been celebrated as
a thanksgiving.
The United States frigate Franklin with Admi-
ral Farragut on board has arrived here.

THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
PARIS, O«.:, 8.55

The Imperial Conunission decided this afternoon
that the Exhibition not be closed until Sun-
day next, which is to be positively the last day
of its remaining open.
Tho foreign commissioners agreed to this deci-
sion, with the stipulation that the receipts during
the three extra days should be distributed among the
poor of Paris. Objects which have been sold may
be taken away after the 31st inst.

AMERICA.
(REUTER'S /IX ?AVM)
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NEW YORK, 0cr..19.
The \-r in York Herald's Washington corre-
spondent says :

Colonel Wood, chief of the secret service division of the
Treasury Department, has had all his force at work since
the discovery of the counterfeit seven-thirty notes. It has
now been definitely ascertained that over 1,000 of them
have been put upon the market, and that the plates were
not made in Europe, but in this country. It further
stated that Philadelphia has been the headquarters for
printing them. The clue to the whole proceedings is said
to be in possession of the secret service officers. According
to representations one of the gang of counterfeiters
had been so successful with his seven-thirties
that he forgot his discretion and commenced putting into
circulation counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bank notes,
and upon this latter charge was captured, when he proved
to be one of the very men of whom Colonel Wood and his
assistants were in pursuit. He was identified as having
passed a number of seven-thirties ou a Brooklyn banker.
His name is Cooper, and is known as one of the
gang, and is now in prison in New York, awaiting
the action of Solicitor Jordan and Colonel Wood.
The Secretary of the Treasury will immediately make a
demand for reclamation on the persons from whom about
80,000 dollars worth of alleged counterfeit 7-30 notes were
received at the department, which claims that in the
course of business the understanding is that until notes,
&c., are finally and satisfactorily examined they are at the
risk of those presenting them. Should thew parties refuse
to wake aatisfaction, the Treasury will take the advice of
some law officer of the government, perhaps the Attorney-
General, and be governed by his opinion.

THE FENIAN TRIALS IN DUBLIN.—We learn by
telegram that at the Commission Court in Dublin yester-
day, Colonel Warren was arraigned for treason felony. In
consequence or the refusal of the ouurt to empanel a mixed
jury, Warren having admitted that bewail born in Ireland,
he refused to allow counsel to act for him, stating that he
left the assertion of his rights as an American citizen to
the government of the United States. At the conclusion
of the Attorney• General's speech the court adjourned.
MILITARY PROTECTION OP LIVERPOOL.—At the
meeting of the Liverpool town council yesterday, the
Mayor (Mr. J. G. Morn.) said that on the 13th October
he received a communication from the government relative
to the provision of accommodation for the troops whom it
was intended to despatch to the town. He felt at first in
some difficulty on the subject, but on seeing Mr. Charles
Maciver (of the Cunard Company), that gentleman, with
his accustomed liberality, at once offered to place two
magnificent steamships, the Australasian and Africa, at
the disposal of the government. Sir John Garvock was
sent down to inspect the vessels, and the mayor subse-
quently received a communication from government
stating that the accommodation was in all respects satis-
factory. The official correspondence on the subject hav-
ing deem read to the council, the mayor remarked that
the promptitude end kindness of Mr. Maciver had
relieved the town from a very considerable diffi-
culty. The time hail arrived, however, when the ques-
tion of permanent barrack accommodation in the
town should be considered. An immense amount of
valuable goods and produce was stored in the Liverpool
warehouses, and there should always be a sufficient mili-
tary force at hand to protect both person and property.
This was a matter which no doubt would receive the care-
ful consideration of the new council. Mr. Livingston,
while acknowledging the loyalty and kindness of Mr.
Maciver. said that it should be the desire both of the
cour.cil and the government to relieve that gentleman as
soon as other accommodation could be provided. In reply
to Mr. Picton, the mayor stated that, though Mr. Msciver's
offer of iginally extended to a month, it would be enlarged
if necessary. Mr. H. Gladstone, who thought that the
Fenian annoyances and alarms would only be &temporary
character, moved, and Mr. Lawrence seconded a vote of
thanks to Messrs. D. and C. Maciver, which was unani-
mously passed. Mr. Lawrence dwelt pointedly upon the
necessity of a representation being made to govern-
ment with regard to a detachment or detachments of
troops being perinam•ritly quartered in LiverpooL
THE INSURANCE Flskl'lls AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
l'est4 rday a telegram ass received from Constantinople,
addressed to the secretary of the Association at Lloyd's,
announcing the capture of the Hon. Mr. Calvert, vice-
consul and sub-agent for Lloyd's of the Dardanelles, on a
warrant granted at the instance of Earl Russell, in August,
Istri2. charging Calvert with conspiracy and attempting_
_to
defraud the Loudon underwriter, of the sum of 12,000 f.,
the amount of insurances effected on a vessel named the
Posieillion, alleged to have foundered at sea. Mr. Harper,
the secretary of Lloyd's Salvage Association, leaves
England to-day for Constantinople, to prosecute on behalf
of the underwriters.

CRYSTAL FALACT. ONE SHILLING HAT.—
WEGNIGMAT, OCT. 30.—Adm6eions on payment, 469;
ditto by season tickets. 909. Total visitors, 1,269.
METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE-
SQUARE. Cirr.—The aggregate number of patients relieved
during the week ending Oct. 2G wee—Medical, 900 ; sur-
gical, 733 ; Seta, 1,635 ; of which 764 were new came.