The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-17 00:00:00

THE INSURRECTION IN CANDIA.

AUGUST 1&

Advice. received here from Candice state that the
Turks had rejected all the demands made by the
Cretans. Insurrectionary assemblages had conse-
quently taken place, and the insurgents were
already masters of the country districts. They
had proclaimed their independence, and displayed
the Greek flag, together with those of the three
protecting powers of Greece. The Turks were
awaiting reinforcements.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Avouirr 16, 3.30 p.m.
The Bourse has been fist. Relates closed at
68.75, or 30c. lower than on Tuesday.

THE BANK OF HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, Auorsr 16.
The Bank of Holland has reduced its rate of dis-
count to 6 per cent.

AMERICA.
(BY ATLANTIC TiLEGRAPH.)

NEW YORK, AUGUST 15, EVENING.

. .
Gold, 151 g. Exchange on London, 163. Illi-
nois, 122 ; Erie, 69k; 5-20 United States Bonds,
109 k. Cotton, Middling Upland, 34.

MR. Data AT SOUTHAMPTON.—The following
address is now obtaining signatures in Southampton :
" To his Excellency Edward John Eyre, late Governor of
Jamaica—We, the undersigned, mayor, magistrates,
clergy, aldermen, councillors, merchants, and other inha-
bitants of the town and neighbourhood of Southampton,
desire most heartily to weloome you to your native land,
and warmly to express the deep sympathy we entertain
towards you after the severe and trying circumstances by
which you have been so long surrounded. We, in corn-
mon with a large portion of your fellow-countrymen, are
impressed with the conviction that by your firmness and
determination, joined to that prompt action which alone
makes a man in authority equal to the occasion, you saved
an important British colony, protected the lives and
property of the loyal colonists, and saved Jamaica
from an ordeal, the memory of which no time would have
effaced. We cannot but regret that, dependent as you
were for the execution of the intricate and delicate duties
devolving upon so many parties, on whom you were aim-
' pelled to rely, some circumstances occurred that all men
must deplore, but the sudden and horrible commencement
i of the outbreak proved too exciting for men of lesser judg-
-1 ment and experience than yourself, and excesses were, no
doubt, committed that have been brought to bear us-
' favourably upon you ; but no one competent to
• judge believes that you were actuated by other
' 1 than the most honourable and praiseworthy inters-
LAITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active tions, by a devoted loyalty to your sovereign and
pie the Latucine, which powders all the country, as well as a fixed determination to preserve
ofoplum without itadangere—Mr. O. JOZEAU, Frwlintnc Jamaica from the horrors of a second Saint Domingo.
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attachment, and the confidence of all classes of your
fellow-countrymen."
THE ATLANTIC CAILZ.—The cable has at last
been laid and is working. Some eminent scientific men
still doubt whether it will work well, or work long, owing
to the inequality of pressure at the various depths at which
it lies, the abrasion on the rocks, and other causes • but
this is for the present idle and profitless speculaiion ;
time only can test it. In the meantime let as all unite in
rejoicing over it, as one of the greatest, perhaps the
greatest, triumph of human ingenuity—one whose benefi-
. , cent results, both moral and material, are still only fore-
-- - - - • - shadowed, but which seem likely to peas all present imagin-
DIOCLSE OF WINCHESTER. —The Bishop of Win- ing. It is the complement of the application of steam to I
chewer has instituted the Rev. Edward William Tanner navigation. It strikes the last grand and, we hope, [stall
Eka ve, D.D., of Worcester College, Oxford, to the viessege blow, not at nationaldistinctions (for we hold national feel-
°I ..Sakers's, Wandsworth, in the room of the Rev. G. R. log and pride to be as necessary to civilisation and freedom I
'wean, resigned, and has licensed the followinggentlemen as individual self-respect and independence), but at inter-
ncies in his diocese :—The Rev. Herbert Witberby, national hates sad prejudices—at the mediaeval philosophy
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, of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Holy Trinity which makes national isolation the highest good, and the
b, Winchester ; the Rev. William Cowlard, 8.A., of Chinese empire a model polity. There is, perhaps, nobody
St. Edmund Hall, Oxfonl to Beaulieu ; the Rev. George connected with the enterprise who deserves so much credit
William_ Meggy, B.A. of Wadham College, Oxford. to as Mr. Cyrus Field. In Ezgland the cable was a national
=lon and CorhampatoS ; the Rev. William Calvert, Theo- undertaking, and those who worked at it were surrounded
trmill Associate of Kings College London, to St. Mary by sympathisers and ramorWs. Mr. Field kept his faith '
sgdalene, Peckham ; the Rev. George Jones, MA., of and his energy here amibt the scoffing, doubting, or in-
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, to Wrecclesham ; the Bev. different, and we are glad to say he has his reward.—Nth
William Halton, 8.A., of Ralliol College, Oxford, to Holy York Nation, August 2.
TZ Church, Weston ; the Rev. Burges Watson, Theo- HotrraAmrrow, AUGUST 16.—The Hamburg and
t...__Associate of King's College, London, to St. Philip's American Company's steamer Borussia, from New York on
College the Rev. Creswell Strange, B.A. of Pembroke the 4th instant, has arrived with 63 passengers for this
Twee, Oxford, to St. John the Evangelist, Rah) ; the Rev. port, Ham, and Hamburg ; 234,967 dols. far England,
•"°ssts Charles Ripley, M.A. of the University of Durham, and 2,000 dole. for Hamburg. On the 14th instant she
to West Horsley. spoke the English ships Stenhouss and Hoary Reed, and
• lak PitonAilt COURT.—I 2 is declared by a recent on the 13th the barque FaithfuL
Ma (El and 30 Viet., a 84) that letters of and Msgsgruss, AUGUST 16.—The Messageries
PUtiss filed in the Prolate Court are to be exempted from Imperial's steamer Nil arrived here to-day at 3 am.. with
nP duty. the Mwseitias and Beanies awns.

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