The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-22 00:00:00

THE INSURRECTION IN CANDIA.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sr.a 18.
Ismail Paths, the former Governor of Candia,
has returned to this city. _ . .

Intelligence received here 'from Candia states
that the day preceding the arrival of Mustapha
Packs, a battle took place between the Cretans
and the combined Turkish and Egyptian troops, in
which the latter were defeated. The Egyptians
suffered the heaviest losses.

On—
Sunday last two frigates and two line-of-
battle ships freighted with troops left here for
Candle.

The Marquis de Moustier takes his departure
to-morrow.

(Via Trieste.)

ATHENS, SEPT. 15.

Public excitement in connexion with the events
in Candia is increasing. The latest reports from
the island state that the Egyptian troops had
become separated from the Turkish army and were
hemmed in by the insurgents.
CORFU, SEPT. 19.
An official despatch received here states that the
Cretan insurgents, led by Greek officers, had
attacked the Turco-Egyptian army, whom they
had completely routed, with a loss of 3,000
men. The Turkish Pacha and the troops
under his command, who fell into the hands of the
Candiotes, obtained their release by concluding a
convention with the leaders of the insurrection.
The Governor-General of Candia has ordered a
general arming of all the Turks in the island.

MEXICAN FINANCES.

PARIS, SEPT. 21,

The Mexican Finance Coznmiasion continues to
pay the Mexican coupons and obligations in arrear,
and to redeem the bonds drawn in the lottery of
the 2nd July.

AMERICA.
ATLAIITIC TILIGRAPEL)
NEW YORK, SEPT. 19, EVZNING.
Gold, 146 f. Exchange on London, 166, 5-20
United States Bonds, 111 i.

NEW YORK, Sirr. 20, Evinsa.

Gold, 1441. Exchange on London, 154. 5-20
U.S. Bonds, 111 i. Cotton : Middling Upland, 35c.
The prospects of the cotton crop are said to be

THI VOLITNTZIRS AND THI BILGIAN TIR
NATIONAL.—ILIA evening a meeting of the volunteers de-
puted to make arrangements for the adjourned, but still
intended, visit of English volunteers to the Belgian Tir
National was held at De Keyser's Royal Hotel,Blackfriars,
Captain Scrivener occupied the chair, and then were
present Major Saunders, Captain Dighton, Captain Irvine,
Nptain Barber, Captain Render, and many other well
known volunteers. It was reported to the meeting that
the fates would commence about the 12th of October, and
that the Belgian government would carry the volunteers,
it was expected, from Dover to Brussels and back
without charge either for rail ce boat and that
it was stated it was expected the King himself would en-
tertain the volunteers at the Palau Royale. It was
reported also that nearly 600 tickets had been Mined, mart
of which had been applied for since the adjournment, thus
showing that the volunteers fully intended going whenever
the fêtes were held. Major Saunders, on behalf of the
City of London, offered a room for the use of the com-
mittee, and this was accepted with thanks. Attar some
routine business an executive of the following gentlemen
was appointed:— Captains Dighton, Scrivener, Barber,
gearpt Lieutenant Marriage, Mr. Dill, Hr. Harvey,
Willis, and Dr. Ward. Thanks to the chairman
terminated the prooeedings.
ARRIVAL OP THI POONAII. SOHTHAXPTON,
HUT. 21. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
Ammar Poona panned ths Needles at 11.40 p.m.

IifOLIE FENIAN DISCOVERIES AT LIVERPOOL.—
LITSRPOOL, FRIDAY NIGEL—The polio. have to-day cap.
hued several Fenian agents and arms. Three men are fti
custody, and others are being closely 'watched.
NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—The rehearsals
are now being actively proceeded with. Some alteration
has been made with regard to the seating of the company.
The site of the old patrons' gallery has been converted
into a " great west gallery," to be occupied by the holders
of half-guinea tickets, and the patrons are to sit in stall/
located between the orchestra and the area of the halL
The festival will commence on the evening of Monday,
October 29, with the National Anthem, 'Dios by the prin-
cipal singers, to be followed by /Brad is Egypt. Tuesday
evening will be occupied with a miscellaneous concert, and
Wednesday morning with Nan:num On the Wednesday
evening there will be another miscellaneous concert, &c.
JEST AND Eaatigar.—During the performance
of the drama of The Green Hills of the Far West, at
Middlesborough Theatre, on Monday night, one of the per-
formers, named Edwin Harris, sustained a severe injury.
He impersonated the character of Jonathan Marston, the
villain of the piece, and whilst in the eat of stabbing him-
self at the close of the drama the knife accidentally entered
the upper part of his thigh, and inflicted a deep gash. He
iv in a very preeariou• state, symptoms of inflammation
having shown themselves.
CANADA AND ITS Coors.—lt is now an ascertai ed
n
fact that, notwithstanding the unfavourable predictions
made in the early part of the season, the crops of this year
will prove, thronghout Canada, to he largely above the
aves. It is true that during the last few weeks it has
rained to a vary unusual extent and that in some low
localities they are nearly drowned out, but on a general in-
median of the country, we learn it is now certain that
the harvest is Canada is equal, if not superior, to that of
any recent year.—Casisifigna News. Sept. 20.
INota-ouricn, SEPT. 17.—The Queen has been
reeenously pleased to nominate and appoint hie Hilburn.
batu Tummongeng Ababa? Sri, Maharajah of Johore, to
be a Knight Commander of the most exalted Order of the
Star of India.—Gazeie.

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(WELSH HARP) RACES.—Yamay•
(raox our special, COBI.ZSPOIMIMT.) This meeting was brought to • close yesterday under
VRNICE, Sim 15. somewhat unfavourable auspices. Rain fell heavily oa
T‘hgour.suadtpyrantertizaThyich
Inhia thet
(react of renderingh the
The Austrian gunboats form an interesting 1
feature of the administrative system which is to . the meeting was even more ancasehd than the opeaini
peas away. With their heavy cannon, large paddle- day, &huge number of book-makers having come frees the
s" I fathering on Monkey Hurst. Rain continued to fall at
bozo, and short stumpy hulls, they are not very intervals during the afternoon. The sportlwu again of se fair
. average character, and althcrugh • number of ockeys were
elegant craft, yet on these waters they might do
good service against en outside foe or an inside re- j musingthrs'
~,nrappewerii:UlaYi"Aly here. Dee"' j
ot the dars
hellion. To the latter they would be especially I
me ''
Tee .STAND ?Lars of 40 seas., for all ages' weight for
winner to besold for 40 soya. Six furlongs.
crushing, since they.could intercept communication Mr. by .3. Brown's lady Margaret, promised Land_
between the islands and the city, could sweep the I Cremde, a yrs Magistrate (Z. Nell 1
Mr. W. Brown's 6 yrs, eat iamb ataasdy
Ligoon with their fire for miles on every aide, and The following also ran :—silver Tall, Grey ii.iii, Florian, slid
could at any moment bombard the water front of lietieatraPL: &yen on Haliotrcps, 4to 1 sgd
Venice, where stand its principal buildings. Until }apt Silver Tail, and 7to 1 apt any other. Afar several
false el
labs starts the lot got away on pretty even terms,
tips gunboats shall have departed, or have been trope takin
Arab! y
a clear lead of SUL% m
Tail, nexteto.whom
banded over to municipal authority, there will be were
but a foreshadowing of freedom on shore, although ' order named. In this order they peasedted cmhair, inwhere
the white uniform should disappear from St. ; lieliotr"eiminado
tend of making the
against rushedSilverforward
Tait
Phlorritahmade the turn all • ht, the mei. Mules, and the imperial policemen be locked up also, bolted, and threw v inye7,ltts be fortunately LILL
to kqep them out of mischief. And there are those . " tr.
shon, wide, undermasted specimens of naval arvhi- Arab beingrissetr. Fl a- clear
rgiandd a lady
the teseY
`until about one hundred yards from the turn for bane,
teeters lyinig at their moorings, with Austrian
colours hoisted, and cannon newly cleaned, lying coswhere she
swerved, sad
tkr:wwiliff re lead, and T"
in a high state of efficiency,
we sat:
tothebeLomguardbardeod- . nihweonriitii3g
tw:ldelaunet the
naives, He,
suHrzartgholieallver7acconiew's sirstitedhlto , pant"
Venetian kingdom sad a hail. Florian cams in
against oonspirators who talked of union with third, riderless, and anAfraehy Arab nest, but he was not placed
;eddiedT li
.Hwaii:ferelt
ellxtraD.lCALof 3 sovs. each, 1 ft, with 30
Sardinia. Yonder smallest and stumpiest gunboat by the judge.
mast have existed long before the conspiracy I
Ilya. u5.,.21100n1.b. c
by
Frogn,..._cbun.. pedtgr
unaner) 1
reached such a point as to fight battles on the high Mr. i. lands Yellow tart, by Yello°73.ack—dam by Tom,
sem beneath a tricolor flag. I would not wrong
that stumpiest gunboat, but, should she not be re- I/ 4,!;,:128".,,Tdiebet w", wt. Tun, (H.:mks:l.l) 2
moved to Trieste, it would be well for the Italians !
Helm, following
Bay also run---tyilia; Rinaldo, Provisor,t°
Retainer,
to take her out a short distance to sea and sink her, , Betting : Itteriat first 3to 1) apt Bay Leaf, sto 1
as Scotch fishermen will sometimes sink an un- apt the Frogmore colt, 6 to 1 each eget Discre-
lucky coble ; for I am IBM that she is a reactionizt. I and Mi iTindalLe.ll°l ?let of
fully
1 each agst Lydia
Hoer could anhonest wholesome steam tug be made i hour occurred at the post. consequent upon severalbleaMarte rs
outs of a watcher of national conspiracies 7 away, and the fractiousness of Dmoretien and Rinaldo, the
former of whom plunged violently, and had to be led to
It is not easy to avoid having dealings with gon- the post several times. Eventually the flag fell to a mode-
ratee start,efl-LioeTdeGLrldiceutting out the work with •
Rinaldo,
sixth,nr otirlietiird, Hele
reston eenlfeourthe,
dollars, however thirsty they may be, and there are
some of the fraternity who deserve encouragement the favourite fifth,
and adost. On the far side, Yellow Girl incr::::ea
quite apart from our being obliged to employ them.
Such a man paddled sue along the Grand Canal with I the i'rog iore colt still
uk
Ps MoreonforwariPpollitien, and.Y:rov. i
much disquisition on passing events by the way. sor dropped many lengths in the rear. Making the turn into
. thoemsetralentiDeisenretioa rined Lydia,e and a good Me
" Yes," said he, "it will be a grand sight when
Viciter comes; people will rejoice, and will wear . The Frogmor'e colt who ~.awvasourmotosYt 11°"lu?li by
reddena4
Jackson, defeated Discretion half a length for second
their best clothes." My gondolier had resolved
that his own costume should snit the occasion. place.
six Hint:el:eels': feoeuertthh,, wzyll
.ua p , Bayhltedsnfilthltrflitelen
vlror
" I pfhall not be dressed as I am now," cried he, i walked in with the crowd.
" Xar Victor is an Italian. Be is our own king.', winner
Wto-A:eiffescldPit.aeeritol
eras. One
of
.30 EOM, for all ages;
" Ilia, perhaps," say I, " the plebiscite will not be Mr. J. Brown's Lady Margaret, 2 yrs, eat mule. (A. New) 1
for !Rely, and you will have an independent Venice." Mr' Cw)lea Humphrey Davy, 3 Yr.' 74 411) (c.:*(lgate elbi 2
Myi gondolier ceases to paddle for a moment, stoops Hr. LiMliTas also Shaerraam.aryiiley,z,atUbTaik Finale, Grey / 3 Arab,
.
beneath the awning, and whispers confi- and Mosinee.
ric! apt Sister Mary, 3 to 1 apt Silver Tail,
dentea% his firm belief that everyone will vote for 14 Bteottileg ' 5
Italy. "They know it," he added, with an inex- 1 Silver Tail made irflay;atat:nado7fd tl; IFlaogrr Lad,
LreltyargArait
. and the favourite, Lady Margaret heading the remainder.
preamble jerk of the head, signalling towards an old tarn Silver Tail
wbosalttif
taawdiththarew li
Ladl? , but
mashie palace full of Austrian soldiers—" They ; tet twase Wnopt hurt.
La
k straight,the
anlel,wownhthashe ter:dbuallay increased
kncur it, signore, and they are going away, and ' Margaret and the favourite to the water aide, where Lalr
everything is to be sold ; every stick and scrap andcouple of
pie" of furniture will be sold which will put money I lengths. Humphrey Davy, who came forward in the
1 wmhaerfiairnetthe
in their pockets to carry off with them. See, here is 1 stif:teefleeatedetfheemfricurneelemlf a ledgth for second
a boat-load of furniture," he continued, in a stage I p THE TRnaADESHaEN'S Cu? (Handirgp), valuweas4ff soya., for
whisper, " all going to be sold." This idea of sell. I 3-yr-olds and upwards. Oyer six flights of hurdles. Two
ins moveables in a hurry charms my weather-beaten ultera.. el •s Gamecock, by Newminster—o them rey lien, aged
guide ; but he has yet more pleasure in pointing Mr. Ca illu 4 lest 71b .. ;Morrell) 1
out the mansion of a refugee who will soon return. mil: Ditmaas Timin Tuireser, 4 'yrs, Lydia 101b(Mr;(liiutarinreV) ;
" There, signore," says he, with the stage whisper tuTdeh,e:liiiii'eafVeltp' r,afa.lyjrilichLid Lgit. kick* IDSTati.
again, " There is the palace of —. He has been in Betting :2to 1 eget Gamecock, 3to 1 apt Jassy sto 1
ass Piedmont, for they did not like him," and once more deetpefehetillioues'preanttdy lie,to.enltaegat anz.llastel3ter.
taking
clear
e;ere
my friend gives the expressive jerk towards a of Jolley, Lady Blanche going on third, tydia fourth,
group of Austrians. "But, signore, he will come
kc,:ordekrnere„ext,manaideltraiigewelitteudettlloerini.ginfi.duep
where
Leal%
with the King, you may be sure of that." We ad- Pickle took third place, and when in there straight,lv r;'or Little
vance a few boats' length in silence, until my friend second time over the hurdle at the stand, she took second
whispers to me in much excitement, " Here are two I ladnar in"g'rhait=kiw%. was
eetehgird;eyJassilfotuhrth,e Lydia
Little
boats full of furniture," and, as we pass them, he kle refused the hurdles on the far side, and threw Bar-
whispers again, " All to be sold ! Oh, signore, I tont ftrustlealgenoutdita ienieurin lead g hi:;. The third time
they are really going; be sure of that." We pre- I Put he Gamecock fifth, C:gmillus silai;Lady Blanche
sently come to a mansion under repair, in which next, and Ingratitude gradually tailing off. On the far side
several carpenters are to be seen busily at work ; telisecargrred on to andthe giailsnhees°:iknitast,k, en4ityhebyrllingfewn':lhs
I learn that this also belongs to an exile, who second amillus, who defeated the lamer • head only for
will arrive with the King. That glorious day is ml:1, pTI sc'othEelirswwwalifserfloiY.th, Lydia filtl4
and
jaw
the end and object of every movement to my cum_ THE BEATEN Honors' RACE, for all ages ; weight for
panion's mind. Objectionable characters—Germans ali'r 1 an;seahiadDavy,ed. t)ney.iiiile. n
Huns, and others—wiliwithdraw out of sight ; good BMOC 3 Yrs, 01st Humphrey by
'W• klioamoi 1
(Mitchell, 2
characters, with gondoliers first and foremost, will 111 x. C. Finale,
alga 3 Ini,:ilsost
ter Mary, Camillus, and Little
put on their holiday attire, houses will be fitted,
furniture will be sold, and the King will come.
Were they anxious, I ask, for the war news a
couple of months ago I "We were, indeed," says
he, " though we had not much hope." " Not
hope for Italy, when so much had already been
done 7" My companion can remember 1848, the
fighting of that time, and the bitter disappoint-
ment which followed. Then in 1859 they hoped
again, and something was done, though not
enough. Austria still seemed to them a very
great power. "But now," said he, "we know
that Prussia is still greater, and we shall have our
wish, which has been gnawing at our hearts for
years—the strangers will go away." My com-
panion is deeply interested in everything Prussian.
His eyes open wide when he hears of the captured
Austrian cannon and the crowds of Austrian
prisoners seen in Bohemia. To them in Venice
the double-headed eagle has been a terrible and
lordly bird, and they cannot draw breath freely
until it shall have soared away. Why, here is the
gondolier whispering again to tell me of another
boat-load of furniture.

MONMOUTH RACES.—FRIDAY.
BEAUFORT BIENNIAL.
Whirligig
ROCOlllpt use
Texana filly
Three ran.
LADIES' PLATE.
fieedlegun
lat.hka
Two ran.
Somas= PLATE.
Menace
Queen of Trumps
Two ran.
MONMOUTHSHIRE STAKES.
Comers
Jupiter
The Colonel
Four ran.
BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE.
Weidner
o%erton
Contraband