The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-16 00:00:00

HESSE CASSEL.

NOTICE to the MUSICAL PUBLIC. CASSEL, JCNE 15.
Messrs. ROBERT COCKS and Co., of New Burlington- i The Chamber has passed resolutions by a large
street, are sole publishers of all Mr. W. T. Wrighton's New Bal-
lads and songs.—Catalogues gratis and Postage free. majority requesting the government to return to a
policy of strict neutrality, and not to carry out the
order for the mobilisation of the army. The
Chamber also refused to grant supplies for this
latter purpose.

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FLORENCE, Julfs 15.

Price Is.,
DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its
Obligations, Happiness, and Disappointments.
Mann, Curuhill or Author, 3, Great Marl rough-street, W. i
Working Ifan's tee, half a Guinea.

Letters received here from Venice state that the
Austrian governir.ent has ordered several persons
in that city and in the province to quit the
Austrian dominions immediately.

[FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.]
MARLBOROUGH-HOUSE, JUNE 15.—His Royal.
Highness the Prince of Wales has appointed the Viscount
Hamilton to be a Lord of the Bedchamber to his royal
highness, in the room of the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe,
resigned.
MARLBOROUGH-HOUSE, JUNE 15.—His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales has appointed the Earl of
Mount Edgcumbe to be an extra Lord of the Bedchamber
to his royal highness.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, JUNE 14.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of M. Julius Menke as consul at Hong-
kong for his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.
WHITEHALL, JUNE 13.—The Queen has been
pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the
Great Seal, granting the dignity of a Knight of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Richard
Couch, Esq., Chief Justice of her Majesty's High Court of
Judicature at Bombay. The queen has also been pleased
to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal,
granting the dignity of a Knight of the said United King-
dom unto Walter Morgan, Esq., Chief Justice of her
Majesty's High Court of Judicature for the North-Western
Provinces of the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal.

THE BRAZILS.
(By telegraph from Lisbon.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, ➢IAY 24.

Shipments of coffee since the departure of the
last mail, 67,500 bags, of which 13,400 bags were
for the Channel, and 10,000 for the Mediterranean.
Freight, 355. to 411.6 d.

BAHIA, MAT 29.

Exchange on London, 27 to 27i. Cotton,
11,000 reis to 15,000 reis ; sugar, 2,600 to 2,900 ;
cassonnade, 1,450 to 1,900.

PERNAMBUCO, Jura 1.

Exchange on London, 27. Sugar, 2,900 rein to
3,800 rein ; cassonnade, 1,900 to 2,200 ; cotton,
13,000 rein to 18,000 rein.

INDIA.
(Via Trieste.)

CALCUTTA, Jrur 7.
i The famine is increasing in Orissa. A conside-
A SCHOONER RUN DOWN ALL HANDS LOST.—
rabic rise in prices has recently taken place in Cal-
A terrible collision has occurred between the screw
steamer Mary Nixon, Captain John Davison, belonging to cotta in consequence of the scarcity of food.
Newcastle, and a schooner, name unknown, resulting in Ophthalmia is raging among the women and chil-
the loss of the latter vessel and her crew. The captain
dren with the troops stationed at Meerut.
reports that the Mary Nixon left Hamburg on Ist June,
and proceeded all right until the 4th when, at midnight, In consequence of the apprehensions of raids by
about half way between Portland and the Isle of Wight,
the Munnipoores, a proclamation has been issued
while in the cabin he heard the second mate shout " Hard
ea
-port !" He immediately ran on deck, shouting out in Cachar warning the people against countenancing
" Hard a-port !" until he reached the bridge. The engines or joining any such attempts. - -
were stopped, and within a minute of ' his reaching the News received from Peshawar states that the
bridge the steamer came in collision with a schooner, which
went down almost instantly she was struck. Just before Ameer had left Candahar with 8,000 infantry and THE Loot-our ON THE CLYDE.—The following
the colliiion a voice was heard from the schooner calling 20 000 cavalry in order to attack reply on behalf of the employers to the proposal for arbi-
out " Keep your helm a-port !" As she went down a voice P Cabal. Great
tration was transmitted on Thursday : " June 14, 1866.
out
was heard, imploring assistance, from the water astern of part of this force offered their services to the Clyde Shipbuilders' and Engineers' Aseociation.—Mr.
the steamer. A boat was launched and rowed round the Amcor. According to the latest intelligence the Neil Waugh, 43, Neybourn-street.,-1 beg to
embody-
Marysc-
Nixon, but not a soul was to be seen, nor a vestige knowledge receipt of your letter of the 13th, f
the schooner to be found. After rowing about for a endeavour to take Cabal had been suspended, ing a resolution passed at a meeting of trades dele-
quarter of an hour, and not succeeding in saving anything owing to the scarcity of provisions in the camps. gates, in the following termsorder
belonging to the unfortunate vessel to indicate where she
General disaffection prevails
among the to. a, settlement of the present dispute, we are
hailed from, the boat was hoisted on board again, and the willing to submit the case to the arbitration of neutral
steamer proceeded on her voyage. The speed at which Bhooteas in consequence of the Deb Rajah attempt- 1 parties.' In reply to this resolution, I am directed to
the screw was going at the time of the accident was about ing to increase the rents. I say that the employers cannot comply with its terms, as
the ' case' is not such
eight knots. The captain believes the schooner to be anas can be settled by arbitration.
I English ship, as it was an English voice that shouted out. I I The employers have, during the past three month., granted
The only injury to the steamer was the loss of foretop- .HE m DISPUTE nc THE Fax TRADE.—It is stated ^ considerable advances of wages to many of their workmen,
mast, which caught the schooner's yard in the oolliaion.— that at a meeting on Thursday evening, terms were agreed and they have also conceded the demand of a reduction of '
Northern Daily Express. upon which are likely to lead to a settlement of the pro- the hours of labour from 60 to 57 hours per week, and they
ADMIRALTY, JUNE 15.—APTOTNT5IENTS.—Mas- treated and disastrous dispute in the file trade. The terms are satisfied that the present state of trade is not such as
ter's Assistant J. the, the Griffon. Second Master will not, however, be made public until after they have to warrant them in even continuing the present wage of
J. N. Compton, to Griffon. Assistant Surgeon F. F. been submitted to a meetingof the men this (Friday) even- some workmen, much less to grant an indiscriminate rise
ing.—Shcffield Independent. of 5 per cent. to all.—l am, Le., J. P. Sauni, Secretary."
Flynn, to the Nimble.