The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-14 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

BRUSRELI3, Serr. 13, AFTERNOON.
The ballet= of the health of the Clown Prince
ieeued to-day states that although ho had aleas
favourable night than on Friday, no serious
aggravation of the symptoms has taken place.

THE INTERNATIONAL WORKMEN'S
OONOILESS.
MURAL% Ram 13, Evmmen.

The International Workmen's Congrme ',fps
closed to-day by a 'Tv from President Dupont,
of London.

An address from the German branches was
read which declares, among other things, that a
war between France and Gen.tany must be re-
garded as a civil war for the profit of Russia.
It concludes as follows:

" Thelnternational Association calls upon work-
ing men to pronounce against war, to oppose it, by
all the means in their power, to refuse to eoun-
tenanoe assassination, and to organize a propa-
ganda for the education of the poor."
'the he delegates assembled in executive session.
and adopted the following resolution :
" The International Workmen's Congress re-
commends working men to abstain from all
work in the event of war breaking out in their
respective countries. The Congress re ekond upon
the solidarity of working men of all countries for
this strike of the people against war."

RUSSIA AND BOICHARA.
BT. PETERSBURO, Bspr. it

The Czar has not given his sanction to the
tree• y of peace which had recently been concluded
bete een the Russian Governor-General of Turkes-
tan Ind the Emir of Bolthara, whose death was
inn need on Thursday.

HUNGARY.
1~ TUB Smrr. 13, Arreasoom.
The garrisons throughout Transylvania are to
be strengthened, owing to the insurrectionary
movement in Bulgaria.
A 0113,31, BEPr. 13.
The Croatian Diet has been opened. The corn-
initsioners appointed to settle the future relation
of Croatia with Hungary submitted to the Diet the
scheme which had been agreed upon between
them and the Hungarian delegates. The scheme
was received favourably by the Diet.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, SErr. 11, Evnenso.

71b. shirtings, br. sa. ; B.llh. ditto, 6r. 6a. ;
40's mule twist, 114. Altultet quiet. Cotton
dull : Dhollezah, 245 r. ; shipments of the week,
13,500 bales. Exchange on London, ls. 11 5-16 d.
Freights to Liverpool, 265. rid. The latest Loudon
date is 10th lust.

AMERICA.
?Ty YORK, Sam. 12.

According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's
receipts of cotton at all United States ports have
been 11,000 bales ; and since the Ist of September
16,000 bales. Week's export to Groat Britain
1,000 baleb ; and since the Ist of Supti.snbor
3,000 bales. No export to the Continent. Total
exports for the week 1,000 balsa, and since the lot
of September 3,000 bales. Stuck at all ports
35,000 bales.
The North German Lloyd steamer Weser arrived
out to-day.
Closing Prices :—Gold, 1441; Sterlingexchange
on London, 109/ ; 5-20 United States Bowls,
1882, 1132 ; ditto, 1885, 111 i; 10-40 ditto, 104 i ;
Illinois, 143 ; Erie, 431; Cotton, Middlint
lour,
land, 26.}. Petroleum, standard white, 30. •
extra State, 8 dole. 50c. to 9 dole. 10c. Corn,
old mixed, 1 dol. 22e. a
_a

NEW YORK. SETT. 13.

The Inman Royal Mail tamer City of Balti-
more arrived here at 11 a.w. to-day from Liver-
pool ; all well.
(Per the Cuba.)

NEW YORK, SEPT. 2.
A very large vote was polled yesterday in Vermont ;
the largest since 1810. Full returns have not yet been
received, but it is known that there have been large gains
by the republican. over their majority of bait year, when
they carried the State by about 20,000 majority.
'I heir majority yesterday will it is believed, not fall
much behind the majority for Lincoln in the last pre.4-
dentin' election, which was over 20,000.
The democrats also polled a larger vote than they did
last year.
The governor elect is John B. Page, the present incum-
bent. . .

The congressmen elected are Charles W. Willard, who
sucee4ds Mr. Woodbridge, republican; and Luke P.
Poland aLd W. C. Smith, members of the present congresi.
The State Senate is unanimously republican, and the
Lower House nearly so.
Scrublitan journals claim the re.u/t as a great party
triumph. and as an overwhelming endorsement of Grunt
and Colfax by Vermont, while democrats console them-
aelves that the republicans have no better than they did
four years ago, and have merely polled their full vote,
while the democrats have polled a larger vote than ever
before, notwithstanding their defeat. Prominent demo-
cratic journals bad, however, confidently predicted a re-
duction of the republican majority.
The democrats did not eoniluet a very energetic canvass
in Vermont, their energies having been expended upon
the more promising field in the State of Maine, where the
election is to be bold ou the 14th inst.

CANADA.
Groves, the witness who is expected to identify Whalen
a.( :ho murderer of Mr. D'Arcy M`Doe, and who fled
recently to the United States, had been recaptured. A
charge was trumped up against him at Rome, and ho
was taken to Oldeushurg, where he was made drunk, and
smuggled over to Canada, without going through the
ce•emunics uhually required by extradition treaties. Sir
John A. Macdonald ix said to have directed that he be
captured at any cost and in any manner. Excitement still
exuded in Montreal on the let inst. over the propoeid
Fenian pic-nic to be held on that day. The loyalists had
taken steps to prevent the meeting.

NO YORE PILLS OR ANY OTILER MEMOIRS.
DTOPIIPSIA, Cossrarrlnit, Se. crnrn ar Du Ravi.
IJOITA AII•DICA FOOD TO Tlll5 STOMACE, DITTOS, tau" and
11w of old and young, curing. without mahatma es ea.
diarists andignationi, constipation. &Lisboa, timidity,
rfiade;che, ncuralgia, hysteria, pnllntation, alsoplasnasea,
suiting, mush. rattans, foyers onnaumption, low slants 110,000
surfs which bad realised ail tn«disirws, indoding that of hi. MIL
as the Pore. It rause fifty boss ita oust in ether rameditut
Tins, lib b. td.: Mho., lb.; bibs, 405., or Id. per meal. Ake Use
Revalenta Chooolste Powder, lotus sarrogthoni than obaceet.
bated beet.—Do Ramand 00., 77,_
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an Fortnum and Mason; and eta_.,firaosthureitsbeet; Maw
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