The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-16 00:00:00

THE hEPRESENTATION of the PEOPLE
BotTNAiri

NOTICE IS HIGLEBY GIVEN, that MaJor.General BAIN.
EBIGGE, P.E. and NASSAU I. 8104101 t, Esquire, Bar-
rier:l4la'. two of the Andidant Oomunlssioners &p-
-rated by the Beundap Ccennilsoloners for Eastland and

slake wider the provhdons of the lteprosantatirst of the
People Act, 18137, wW attend at the Town Hall, Rsokarr,
oa lIONDAY, the 2itrd day of September. 1167, at lima
o'clock, for the purpose of INQUIRING into the BOUNDAII.IIOI
of the borough of HACKNIIT, with the view to ascertain
whether the boundaries should be •nlarge.t so as to include
within the limits of the Borough all premises which ought,
the regard being had to situation and other local circunuitances,
to be included thetein, for the purpose of conferring upon the
occupiers thereof the Parliamentary Franchise for with Baroosk
The Astistant Commisehmers will be prepared to ressilus,
the time sad place ahovententleued, the statensfais et any
=who way Ito desirous of giving luformatits sh•
se or other local circumstances of the
WC. W. FREUANTLI. Secretary to the
O. Old Palatu-yard, Westminster, &W., Sept. 12. 1167.

THE REPRESENTATION of the PEOPLE
ACT, 1807.
BOIJNDARIT 00101
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatoN.
ElE4Maice-General A Lof-
EItIGGE, R.L., and NASSAU J. SENIOR, Esquire,B bar-
ristmat Law, two of the Assistant Commiadoners appointed
by the Boundary Condislealoisen for Eniland and Wales under
the provisioas of the Representation of the People Aet, 1867, will
asked at the Seisiolu House, Newlantoq on TIIURSDAY,
the 78th day of September, 1867, at Eleven o'clock, for the
trrof INQUIRING Into the BOUNDARILIi of the
urh of LAMBETII, 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
regard being had to situatlon and other local circumstances, to
be imitated therein for the purpose of conferring upon the
occupiers thereof the Parliamentary Prauchlaa for such borough.
The Assistant Commissionen will be prepared to receive, at the
time and place abovementloned. the statements of any persons
Ilse may be desirous of giving information as to the Boundaries
Or other localcircumstances of the Borough.
. C. W. FRED A NTLE, Secretary to the Commisalonera.
Old Palseayard Westminster, 8.W., Sept. 12, 1067.

FRnTRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners
storaa and the Lords of the Treasury.—Prepering for
=hoe, the Correspondence on the subject of Privileges.
anted end how withltekL WORMERS el GOODS who art
Ishiected to eiceselve charges on goods landed on =
Way ea plow apply to Z. CLAY and Co.. 133, Upper
street.

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and parties . delightfully situate on the banks of the
deer Dareuth, and near the Pualtighem-road Mottos. Every-
thing of first dais quality, and heaut3ful croquet hyena carriages
ce every deveriptiott —THOMAS PALMS", YroPilaSor.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN EXIIIBITION,
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PRIZE lIEDAI.—It is pore, land, deilicioaa, sad very
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Luton: by the 'rents in the principal towns to Ragland • or
atolesale at it, Great Windmill-street, London, W. Observe.the
red seal, pink Wel, aud cork branded "IlashaWs LL %Malty.

1111RIISSEL8 CARPETS, 2s. 101.3. k• best quality,
Ilid. per yard : Tapestry ditto, bt 601. gleAge worm
sandbars. lbdatesde brim Iron, and wood), Bedding, and I
Vad4ol7, and a large Int of Linen epode at Ivey reduced
Bis. All goods warranted, and del vertd tree. illustrated
Ws gratin A new reduced ea* of Turkey carpets.—
wbeletale and export Uppolmerer and General
nakßentaldbx Warehnoneman, 133 to 130, Newington-butts; twin-
-46 to en, irreacieureet

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711 NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR, OF "LADY ALTDISTS
DELI T." &a.
In It vole, ai ail Librariss.
BIRDS of PREY.—

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Sm. 14.

I The election of a President for the North-
German Parliament will place on Tuesday next.
To-day the King gave a farewell audience to
Count Usedom, the Prussian Minister at the
Italian court, who returns to his post to-night.
The King presides on Monday next at a minis-
terial council, and leaves probably on Tuesday for
Frankfort and Baden-Baden.

FLORENCE, Sim. 15.
Garibaldi is at present staying at Genenestrelle,
in Lombardy.
La Bifornta, the democratic organ, says : The
initiative of an insurrectionary movement most
come from the Roman people themselves. The
Italian government and people will then be bound
to assist their countrymen.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Sim 15.
A confirmation has been given to the rumour
that the re-assembly of the Danish Chambers will
be deferred till December, in order that the
government may have time to prepare some im-
portant bills to be submitted to the legislature at
the commencement of the session.

General Kauffman, one of the Danish officers re-
cently dismissed the service, is about to leave Den-
mark to take up his residence in Switzerland.

THE HAGUE, Expr. 15.

To-day the police arrested a man named Gar-
densier, in whose possession they found SOO forged
American bank notes for 1,000 dole. each. The
notes were forged here, but it is thought probable
that the forgers have accomplices both in other
countries in Europe and America. Several false
notes have already been put in circulation. The
police are actively engaged in tracing the matter.

THE CRETAN INSURRECTION.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sirr. 14.

The Porte has officially proclaimed a full amnesty
to the Cretan insurgents, and a suspension of hos-
tilities throughout the island, allowing the Cretans
themselves a delay of one month and • half to
give up their arms, or emigrate altogether, and to
the volunteers a delay until the 20th October to
quit the island, and the Porte also offers means of
transport to all desirous of leaving. Meanwhile
the blockade will be strictly continued.

THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
COPENHAGEN, Sin. 15.
The United States squadron, under thecommand
of Admiral Farragut, has arrived in the Copen-
hagen roads, having come through the Great Belt
and the Cattegat.

PERSIA.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Ben. 14.
A telegram reoeived here from Teheran, dated
10th inst., annotmoes that the violence of the
cholera there has greatly diminished, and that the
cases are now reduced to ten daily.
The Russian Ambassador is expected to return
to-day from the Crimea.

THE BRAZILS.
RIO DB JANEIRO, Amer 24.

Intelligence received here from the seat of war
announces that the Brazilian army had reached a
position one mile from the fortress of Humaita, to
which it was about to lay siege by land, assisted by
I the fleet on the river. The .Brazilians have gained
a decided victory in Matto Grosso and have re-
taken Coimbra. The whole Paraguayan force at
that place fell into their power. The Paraguayan
general in command was killed, and the Brazilians
captured eight cannon and other arms, as well a.
provisions. They moreover liberated 500 pri-
soners.

The Menageries Imperiales steamer Guienne,
from the Brazils, arrived here this morning with
300,000 franca in specie.
The Estramadure arrived at Dakar on the 4th
September, and the Leire (I) at Pernambuco on
the 29th ult.

Exchange on London, 21 to 21} • on Paris, 440
to 454. Coffee (good find), 6.000r5., 6.500v5.
Shipments since the departure of the mail 100,671
bags, of which 7,980 are for the Channel, 16,649
for the Mediterranean, 3,073 fer the Baltic, and
22,822 for the rest of Europe. Stock 14,000 bags.
BAH .L. Almon, 29.
Exchange on London, 21} to 211. Sugar (whites)
2.000r5., browns 2.600r5. Cotton 12.000r5.