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The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-14

COtRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sittings in Banco.—(Before Justices Keating, Smith,
and Brett.)
HALL r. SAIL riniumarcor_
-- - - -

Mr. J. Brown, Q.C., said this was an action upon three
bills of exchange drawn by Colonel Hugh &utile upon
Earl Fit thaidingo, and his lordship, in answer, pleaded
• deed of composition, by which he had agreed to ps his
creditors 7a tid. in the pound. The unsecured debts
exceeded 350,000/. The question to be raised at the trial
was the validity of this deed, and this would depend
principally upon whether it had been signed by • cer-
tain proportion in number and value of the creditors.
Another question would be whether certain persons were
holders for value of bills. Most of the debts arose
out of bill:transactions, many of the bills having been
accepted for Colonel bailie, and been negotiated by him.
Under these circumstances Colonel Bailie would be •
most material witness for the defendant, and the present
application was that a writ of subprrna duces tecum should
issue into Scotland, where the colonel was, commanding
him to attend on the trial of the cause.
The court ordered the writ.
London, England, 1868-08-31

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Amin 29.
The King has addressed an autograph letter to
Prince Hohenlohe, President of the Ministry, eon-
!erring upon him the Grand Cross of the Civil
Order of Merit, in recognition of his services to
his country. The Bavarian government has re-
ceived and accepted an invitation from the
government of Italy to enter into negotiations for
the conclusion of a postal treaty.
London, England, 1868-08-31

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'Ne.Lwlt I ;stymied and isthmoid to at deg. at sea level. The
• o•I o.os t falling), a (steady), indicate direction of motion
•••,1 within WA it hours. Thermometer exposed in
99. tom with ita direction during last 24 hours.
• ~lon • slims: D.—blue sky; c—cluuds (detached);
; h -ful ; L—lightning ; (bast') ; o.—overelmt
r ran ; ; t.—thunder. Rainfall, mow or hail
- • ‘. durum last 24 hours. Sea disturbance.
RKMARKS.
pre:perms are lower at all stations than they
. •.• olay. but during the last 24 hour. • alight IZIOVILIC
" • in the northern and weatern districts. A dd-
. '
..-troth. of an inch is shown between preneures at
• -1 '• Telma-luta.< ham fallen since yosierday in
'• 1ng.4341.1 of our 4199E* 101 l hie risen in southern
• ight wieterly winds prevailed during yesterday, and
' The weather 19 gem:ally over...amt. Fog is roported
'

`I Tusoess OF THE EARL OF RODEN.—
, Roden hue hail another attack of the illness undor
his life has been repeatedly endangered. At 6
ck on Friday morning he became alnrmin gly
-prams were at once declutched to the relatives of the
lord.
ll I,ItKINO MEN AND THEIR RNPLOYERS.—A cage

a:. iderable interest to working men and their employers
• before thecountymegietrates in Liverpool on Satar-
s.mo bricklayers' labourers in tho employ of Moss.
.• ,tm. builders and contractors, thought proper to leave
aork without a moment's notice, and the job upon
I. they were engaged was brought to a standstill.
• I • Martin summoned two of the ringleaders for breach
' oet, mid the magistrates decreed that each should
'l. t half the wages due to him and pay the coda. Iu the
•r,• of the ease it was stated, as an example of the
•a• ,trieguncy of the trade regulations, that if a man
not ewe up to work on Monday morning the em-
Set. wa. not allowed to put another man in his place
!:1 atter the ohnner hour, whilst at the same time brick-
Tionld lbe waiting for material owing to the non-
:undue... ef the ahaintees.
THE GEN ftraliNlAN'S SELF-DELP INSTITUTION.
- SetenEty afternoon n fancy bazaar, under the
noage of a number of ladies, took place at 20, Bess-
. r.oglogarden, which has been opened under the title
" The Gentlewoman's Self-help Institution," the
.-1 being, the disposal of the articles of fancy and other
"hi eh Ilan been already sent to the institution by
gentlewomen. The bazaar, which remains open,
wee el. he very successful.
pry MO.IIOI,COPICAL CLUB.—The monthly
48 held at Univervitv College on Fridayeven-
• Arthur F.. Durham, Preddent, in the
• T`' A jailor was read by Mr. Martinelli on "The
• • f ildliehell." Among the numerous objects ex-
. - • 1:1 the room were two specie+ of young hippo-
-1!" - hones, the c'ectric spark from iMuction coil
i, ,iurn terminals, living and mounted specimens
nod British egnat, showing arrangement of
tugs. Ike., the latter giving rise to an animated
' • ai. Eight moutk /4 were elected.
London, England, 1868-08-31

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
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(rum cans own
Ordinary. 1215., 118.., Ht.., 100 a, 97a, 775. ; 1,540
Arline. Mild cured, 127 u, 1235., 117 s. ; 110 firkins.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Sroes.—There is a fair inquiry for refining qualities of
British West India at stcadyd— prices, but the sales reported
are not important. Reine The unproved demand con-
tinues; common lumps to fair titters, 42.5. to 425. 3d.
Pieces, at 365. to 374 6d., are now scarce.
COMM—There is a steady demand, both for foreign
and colonial, at last week's currency.
Rica.—About 700 tons Bengal havo been sold at 108. to
11. for Daccs 93. 6d. for Pail , and Us. lid. to 9s. 9d.
for Dacca alma.. •
Rot —4OO puns. sold: Leeward+, Is. 7a. to ls. 70.;
Demerara, ls. Pd•
Carets.—On Satur'lay the market opened flatly, but
there has sinus been as improved demand, at firmer
prices.
Jrrr..—The market continues quiet.

TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAYI
The market is steady. Town tallow, 435. 3d. ; Peters-
burg Y.C., ths spot, old, 44a. 6d. ; new 4.5 e. ; Octo-
ber to December, as. 3d. ; Deetootter, Oa. 6d. to 9d.

WU.
London, England, 1868-08-31

lIAMBI7RG.

HAMBURG, AUCIOVI 30.
The Imperial Preach yacht Jerome Napoleon,
hilly armed and equipped, has arrived here from
Bonlope, together with. a small screw steamer.
H.r farther destination is nn/mown.

SPAIN.
MADRID, A 1,701,1 30.
The Cyfeicso Gamete annonnoes that the Queen
has accepted the resignation of Senor Alexander
Castro, Spanish ambassador at Rome.

PORTUGAL

LISBON, Amon 28.

Tho President of the Council read a royal de-
cree in both houses of the Cortes this afternoon,
proroguing the session until January next.

THE BRAZILt3.
BUENOS AYRM, JULY 30.

Exchange, 50/r. Wet salted hides, 39. Total
sales, 18,000. Shipments, 29,029. Stock, 8,000.
Dry hides for Germany, 48 for 30 ; ditto for
America, 43k for 23. Sales, 38,b00. Total ship-
ments, 11,920. Stock, 57,000. Freights : Antwerp,
bales 20, pipes 30, hides 30 ; to England, balm 20,
pipes 30. Wet salted hides 30, to the CLuinuel 40.
Wool, 38 to 80. Tallow, 13. Lumber, 46. Cardiff
coals, 121. Cadiz salt, 12.
London, England, 1868-08-31

THP4 Ater of SPENDING IiONSY.—To wake
is a universal desks, ssd the set of spending it wisely
study to render tt *Malty unneneal. Yhiloete
*el twnw that money saved le tame, nuido, owtsequently It Is
WI the utmost importenee that a purchaser should adopt the Meet
advautaowe ladhod of eXProding lt. ThWell who tan Dar ready
mood hold a gnat power; still they cannot obtain the full value
it naturally oconsaols unites they sided houses In erhich
business Is oonducted on ready money principles exclusively.
The hem competition tetwon houses of this order preterits
advantages to the public whiob no other system ma aloe.
The exclusive ready-money
_system is to bay with, isa will
to No br ready-nioney. Manulactueere and merchants ace
&Warted to houses sn that system, and dispose of to Mete
itnas the great reemuulations and over,productione of
wide), must be sold at a loss. Than the baying potter or It
ready-money osiers stooks the warehouse with a large portiEn of
its goods at lower prima than the cost At production, and rine
the feet of the three main elemenln which constitute the ling
power of the ready-money system. The seoond element Is the
avoidance of loon. No credit la wren. couseterently no extra motto
are required to cover bad debts. The third element la the eoonceny-
of time. Ito abatement', are wade, consequently ne waste of time
in argument to settle the price, which is marked upon each article
in plain figures' otherwise It would repairs ths expense,of three
times the number of sesistante to do theatres amount of ~
'lO add extra profits for the purpose of taking elf a diti.7 "-
O,
=km( an abatement or an allowanos, Is against the ideal of a
trader upon the true ready-mono system. During twentg-two
years the above eptton hat been ily emoted t, to the great
advantage of all partice, by aS ou
lIEL SMOTHERS, mer-
chant Milan, flydenhain Home. Lodgateshill

RANI:IEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.-
..." The oasts, tle.. M., 33a, SM., SON. ; the widetooate,
K. Oa id, W., lila, ; the trouser% Ita., 16e„ ed..
Ma. Every Ayle wad atto kept In stork lor ituntrollate ueo, or taade
to iaraeure. Pettiest past trea—apdtithaaa Roue% No. 60, Lud-
gate-It&

SUIT COMPLETE, 42e.

SUIT COMPLETE, 60s.

SUIT COMPLETE, 69e.

SUIT COMPLETE, 76e.

SIIILT COMPLETE, 81i.

SUIT COMPLETE, 89s.

QA3IITEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT surrs.
e..." The *oats, 228., 42e, Pe. Pe, pe., 70e. ; the wahrtooste, IS Id.,
S. ed., 11e, 125., Ha., 16e; Übe Sower., IS. ad., Pa, Ma,2s.,
Pe. Every style end elm kept in dock for immediate See, or made
to away. Patililill poetfree.—erdenbant Hose, NILIO, Ludgate.
London, England, 1868-08-31

IaIE.XIOO AND THE UNITED STATES.

Our New York correspondent writing on the
19th saps :—" There is talk once more of a pro-
tectorate of Mexico. Juarez is at his wit's ends,
and reels to and fro; that is to say, ' Anarchy
reigns,' and he cannot restore order. There has
been rebellion in some parts of the republic ever
since Maximilian left: it is no sooner suppressed
in one place than it breaks out in another. In
fact, everything shows that the social habits--the
habits, that is, of obeying the law, labouring
honestly for a living, and confiding in the
pacific intentions of one's neighbours—are
almost extinct in Mexico, and nothing but a
long period of order and security, maintained by
the strong hand of some more vigorous and civilised
race, will restore them. It is said that in return
for a protectorate and a loan of money, Juarez
will consent to a rectification of the southern
frontier of the United States. There is little
doubt that Grant inclines to such arrangement,
and I do not think it will meet With a very vigorous
opposition from any quarter. From Seward, it will
doubtless meet with a hearty support. General
Kautz, a friend of Grant, and a brother officer when
be was serving in a regiment of the line, is going out
to Mexico in a week or two for a long visit, osten-
sibly for pleasure, but I think really for the
purpose of spying into the land. What with the
negro question, which it has already on its hands,
the Mexican question, which it will shortly have on
its hands, and the Chinese question, which it will
certainly have on its hands', if the inunigration of
' Chinamen to the Pacific coast continuos, this
government will, during the next fifty years, halo
plenty' of experience in the art of alriortiing or
educating inferior races."

TOE BI9ftOFRIO OF PETERBOTtOrOff.—The fivo-
riot /wit e- believes there is no foundation for the tnport
that the Dean of Norwich (Dr. Goulbum) is to mama to
the Birtioprie of Peterborough. The Pam authority un-
dendands that although no definite roles-don has yet been
wade. Mr. Gregory, of Lambeth will moo probably be
the soemeser of the late Dr. Jean.

ROFAL ThItiIiNGELUE SOCtre'r -ILltnetil, —The
Mr. Johnstone mentioned the tini- in out satin of
this I.ociety's exhibition. no. Mr. Alexander Johnstone, of
Fit:roy-square, London.
• •

The pneee of Hotelman's WM are greatly re-
(load; fin ir .en-lmown superiority has attracted a hoot of
vpiir:aus imitations ; Carry} ore notioe all Genuine PeekitA are
Bonn non and Co., Lemke, Catena Thaisiehme al the
Pate Tra." tno onetertiouese egrets in Looub,u, 2,3 is chemists to
rmAlace3.-
London, England, 1868-08-31

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Auover 29.
The steamer lowa, of the Anchor line, arrived
out to-day. Commercial intelligence. —Closing
Prices :—Gold, 144. Sterling exchange on
London, 109. 5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 1141 ; ditto, 1883, Illf ; 10-40 ditto,
1081. Illinois, 145 ; Erie, 461. Cotton,
middling Upland, 30. Petroleum, standard
white, 31. Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 20c. to
8 dole. 80c. Corn. old mixed, 1 dol. 24e,

According to Messrs. Neill'e report the week's
receipts of cotton at all United States porta have
been 200 bales, and since the Ist September
2,149,200 bales. Week's exports to Great Britain
200 bales, and since the Ist Sept., 1,231,200 bales.
Exports to the Continent none, and since the let
September, 421,000 bales. Total exports for the
week, 200 ; and since let September, 1,652,200
bales. Stock at all porta, 45,000 bales.
The Inman royal mail steamer City of Paris ar-
rived here at 7 a.m. to-day. All well.
London, England, 1868-08-31

MINES.-(77118 DAY.)

oi/8 O'CLOCK.
The mining market is inactive, and prides are
nominal :—Prince of Wales, 335. to 375. ; West
Chiverton, 614 to 80}, ex div. ; Emily Hen-
rietta, 29 to 30 ; Marks Valley, 73 to ;
Mary Ann, 19 to 20 ; East Grenville, 30s. to
325. 6d. ; Beton, 47; to 32} ; Chiverton Moor, 6}
to 1 ; and East Caradon, 2} to f
The directors of the Anglo-Italian Mining Com-
pany have received advices, dated August 24,
1868, from Mr. Pearson Morrison, the manager
at the mines, that the works are progressing most
favourably.

DREADFUL LEAP FROM A Worpow..—Yeaterday
morning a young man named Tyson, residing in the
Blackfriars-road, threw himself out of a back room win-
dow into a faggeffyard, a cosaiderable depth below, under
very melancholy circumstances. On Thureday he had a
fit, accompanied by a heavy fall, which must have injured
his head. Be suffered greatly from convulsions, and ulti-
mately became delirious and raved wildly. Medical aid
was called in, and he was carefully watched, as it was
feared that he would do some injury to himself or others.
Yesterday morning his attendant left him for an instant
to fetch something from an adjoining apartment, when he
left his bed and sprang out of the window, probably with
the notion of escaping, and fell heavily on his head. He
was taken to Guy's Hospital, where heti* with little hope
of recovery.
London, England, 1868-08-31

RUSSIA.

T. PETERSBURG, Auourr 29.
The railway bail been opened for traffic between
Grimei and Dietz, the first train running from
the former to the latter place yesterday. The
whole line will be opened on the oth of fieptember.
The Grand Duke Vladimir returned to this capital
yesterday.

r, August 30.
The Ring of Denmark has left here on hie re-
turn to Copenhagen.
The subscription for the shares of the Pambow
Roelaw Railway has been very successful, 100,000
shares having been applied for, though the total
number to be allotted is only 15,000. The list
dor 'to-morrow.
London, England, 1868-08-31

INTUALIGENCO FROM ABKOA

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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Amon. 29, Even*.

The Mw Free Prue of this evening announces
that the Minister of Justice has notified the supe-
rior civil tribunals that in case the clerical Courts
should refuse to deliver up any documents in their
custody wheq required for legal purposes, they
must be forted to do so by the employment of
legal execution.
The Minister of the Interior has issued a circu-
lar, addressed to the governors of the provinces,
referring to the new political organisist'on of the
empire. Tie expressos Strongly his opinion that
those officials who give their countenance to parties
hostile 'to the constitution should be removed from
.government employment
His excellency -Baron von Betist him left for
Tschl, to pay his respects to the King and Queen
of Saxony.
The Neue Fremcleubtatt of this evening state 4
that recent rumours of the intended abdication of
the King of Saxony, which, however, have been
declared to be without foundation, were caused
by considerable modifloatiozia whialomiLikolit.to
'be made in the military conventiOii-15Stiveen
Saxony and Prussia. These modifications are
intended to give a greater extension to the objects
of the convention.
London, England, 1868-11-13

STATE OF THE BAROMETER-CAUTION

TO MINERS.

Ws feel it a duty to direct the serious at-
tention of mining proprietors and managers of
mines to the extraordinary height of the baro-
meter, which marked 30.86: this forenoon. The
greatest caution should be observed during the
next few days, for the result of any sudden fall of
the barometer would be that the gas, now kept
back by the very great weight of the atmosphere,
would rush into the workings to the imminent peril
of careless miners. The terrible accidents at the
Oaks and Talk-o'-the-Hill Collieries in 1868
happened after a sudden fall of the barometer.
On the 10th of December the mercury stood at
30•!0; on the llth there wee a fall of nearly one
inch, and that fall continued till the 13th.
Daring that interval the explosions at the
above named collieries took place. Nearly
all serious casualties from fire-damp have
occurred when great depression of the baro-
meter has been observed. At such times them is
considerable difficulty in obtaining proper ventila-
tion, and as a rule a more than ordinary amount
of air should be sent down into the mines. The
managers, especially in very gaseous pita, should
take care that this precaution is attended to, the
neglect of which, under the circumstances indi-
cated, is almost criminal.
London, England, 1868-11-13

—•
sisallaweim==llobams►
Ilas Om ps'aiii; who sow
ose! sod daft, bet who el the
neittura of Me wheel would wallow eat diesel set ealy
the Irish Om* bat also eves, egalleimenet is this
couatry ?
BURSA! plAir).—The liberal candidates eon-
bays their leer ilweegbest lible divides et the muggy,
and everywhere west wide a weal meaglien. Li the
niestrat far the Camberwell &Wrist, held et Grove Halt,
Orme- on W4eiriftr evenings Mr. Igen wide&
sad the was we Med. The nasal vote of confidenee
terainatet the greeewbim
_at the Awe of whisk three
Owe were give fer .IweeMr Dag sad Mr. Bailee.
WARWICX.—WO believe Owl the adinuideretand-
lag which has ashen be the hawed of Warwick ha
land liberal candidate, has been removed.r.V.
Crawked, who Ant went dews with the view of
the eimpeet made to Were a Wry with Mr.
Pellishee reeehed, in the most hawdeeme swiewk ant to
'lewd between Mr. Cramer, one of the three wedding-men
elaildelles still in the held, and hie chase, of a seat, end
NeirMa beet widow for Mr..Orimier's enema
anilOß.—Tbe Mayor (Mr. Thomas Cham-
berlain) received the writ for this borough at slid-
eight In Wedeeeday. Os its arrival it was conveyed to
• weellip by Mr. George Baaltridge, the teelmeaber.
The Mayor has tied the nesainagoa to take place on
Monday and the Tuesday. TIMM" will be
three pohlapleese—for- Windsor Eton, sad Clever, re-
spectively, bat they will all be within the town of Wisd-
om ; that far Windsor at the Town-hall ; that far Ititaa,
in the Datchebreed ; ;kat fee Clever, at the eel et
Chrome-cream& The eaellement in the =
ecomes dail mere intros*. By order of the
obf the Royal HeneelioM Bethel have been peeled
at Windsor Castle roweling the eagle* in the varies*
departmcnta of the Queen's edeblibmient to abstain from
taking any active pert in the appreashing election, but at
the rime time Worming these that every on. was at
liberty to vote as be placed wa the ea=
(Tuesday). Tide eerier be given
within the precincts of the Oadle, and in the town of
Windsor.
London, England, 1868-11-13

AUSTRIA. •
VIENNA, Nov. 12, EVINIIIO.
In this morning's sitting of the Lower House of
the Diet the Minister of Finance brought in the
different sections of the Budget for 1809. The
debate upon the Army Bill was resumed, and
clause 10 was adopted, with the omission of the
provision that those who are about to begin their
first year in the reserve should be retained in the
line for a fourth year of active service. On the
motion to pees clauses 11 and 13, Herr Rechbaner
moved that the strength of the army on a war
footing should be 600,000 men, and that the
bill under discussion should be valid for
six years only. Herr Schindler moved that the
strength of the army on a peace footing should be
200,000 men, and that the clause relative to the
duration of the proposed army law should be en-
tirely omitted. In the afternoon sitting the
debate upon these amendments was retrained.
Minister )Berger took part in the discussion, stat-
ing that the regulation by law of the strength of
the army on a peace footing would place a great
restriction upon the government. He held up
the adoption of the Army Bill by the Hungarian
Diet as an example to the house, and, in conclu-
sion, showed how important it was to prove that
in the question of military power Austria was
united, notwithstanding the existing dualism. After
concluding speeches from the reporters of the ma-
jority and the minority, all the amend-
ments of the latter were rejected, and the clause
fixing the war strength of the army at 800,000
men for the next ten years was adopted by a large
majority. The inbtion to fix the strength of the
army on a poem footing was rejected. The first
of clause 13, by which the Beicherath
apbaaranrefor the next ten years its right to change
the number of the contingent, and the adoption
of which required a two-thirds majority, was
agreed to by 125 voles Against 40.
London, England, 1868-11-13

BOW-STREET.

Itheated Terser was charged with stealing a case con-
taining a golt,brooch and a pair of earrings value 4/. 10s.
Horatio Ffr jeweller, 11, Nine-street, said that in
the early part of ectobethe prisoner came into his shop
awl sated to look at some earrings. Some were shown to
btr, but she objected to them and asked to see BOOM jet
earrings, and when he turned his back to get them &,e
managed to steal the case produced, which was lying on
the counter, and walk out of the shop. Nothing was seen
of her again till the present time, when she entered the
shop and asked for some earrings upon which she had
already advanced 10a. He took hold of her, placed her
teto a chair, and bolted the door. She was accused and
declared she " had never sat eyes upon them, she had
never had any. earrings at all.'. Witness not only. recog-
nised her again by Dar countenance, but by the singular
nay in which she kept addressing him "Mister.' Re
noticed this plainly on both °moons he had seen her.
kite also said that a " gentleman friend " of hers was out-
Kle, and he would pay for the loss, but witness said that
t' made himself scarce on discovering the prt in such
safe custody. Policeman F Rl3 was called and the Fri-
100er taken in charge. She was searched at the station
.rid nothing but an empty purse was found on her.
tiMe prisoner pleaded not guilty, and was committed for
London, England, 1868-11-13

=sow', nrrizzoirres.

BOITTHWARIL
A et avetled Meeting of the eieetere of the
lasswagk of fieuthwark was held yesterday intent
et the Bridge-louse Hotel. The chair was taken by Mr. .
eflastlez, who introduced the asadidatse, Morn. Locke and
Leese* with • few appropriate obsenstions.
Mr. Imam, who was loudly cheered, said that that was
thefoarth time be had asked for the saE.t of the 'nu-
tmeat the boroughof Beathwarkifilne srs• he had
rapped for eleven years. With regard to the Isiah
enerch, he had never had but one opinion ea that
subject, and that was, that after Roman catholic amen-
elation had been paned the catholic' of Ireland
nod the presbyterians of Scotland should have been
placed on a footing of perfect equality. (Cheers.)
Be thought now that the established church in Ireland
should be disestablished. (Hear, bear.) Mr. Dirndl
proposed to establish a Roman catholic univenity at the
expense of the state, at the same time maintaining the
established church. Mr. Gladstone, on the other hand,
proposed to disestablish the church, and to have 110 *ea
endowment of religion in Ireland. (Loud cheers.) lie
fMr. Locke) gave his adheion to Mr. GladatowerZrt
sad would give it his strenuous support if again
to risrlianicnt. He rejoiced in the astablifunent of house-
hold suffrage by the bill of last session, but they must not
forget that that bill was mainly the work of the liberal
part e They bad pawed a good bill, and would make it
p
next year braltering the compound householder
proviaions. After one or two further obeenations, Mr.
Locke resumed his seat amid loud cheers.
Mr. LayARD, who was loudly cheered on ening, re-
minded the electors that was the third time ho bad sought
their suffrages. He had always gone into the same lobby
with his friend Mr. tucks, therefore he hoped that if he
had done wrong the blame would he laid on his hon.
friend's shoulders. He would not trouble them with the
past, the history of which had been exhausted in the
menthes of Mr. Gladstone and the orations of Mr.
Bright. (Great cheering.) They had seen under a con-
servative government the Queen's troops drawn up
against the people. and the taxes increase to the
amount of three millions sterling. (Shame.) Mr. (awl.
atone was the true minister of peace. because he was
the greatest financier of the age, and the triumph, of the
great financier could only be obtained by the ation
of peace. Let them, then, support Mr. a, and let
the cry throughout the country be "Bean, economy, and
progress.'' (Loud cheers.)
Resolutions in favour of the candidates. and which
pawed b 7 acclamation, terminated the proceedings.
London, England, 1868-11-13

IN nit •. P. C7.INTON.

An adjudication of bankruptcy upon the debtor's peti-
tion has been made against Arthur Pelham Clinton (emu
monly called Lord Arthur Pelham Clinton), brother of the
Duke If Newcastle, and described as of 36, Southampton-
street, Strand, and 15, Great Collegu-street, Westminster,
and until recently M.P. for Newark. It is believed that
the bankrupt's debts and Nobilities represent en aggregate
of about 70,0001.
Mr. W. li. Roberts, of Moorgate-street, i 6 the solicitor
to Use petition.
London, England, 1868-11-13

IRE RECENT COLLISION AT THE NOEL

Yesterday, an official inquiry, instituted by.
direction of the Board of Trade, was held at the Cheeps
wick police-court, before Mr. Ithed% the magistrate, and
Captains Bight and Hunter, as amities' assessors, into the
circumstances attending the collision between the North
Star screw steamer and the laitehardt thip, at the
bore, on the evening of the 2:kd ulk, while the latter
was at anchor, and which resulted in her sinking and
becoming a total wreck.
Mr. O'Dowd attended to conduct the inquiry. Mr. T.
Cooper appeared for the captain and the chief mate, who
am acted as pilot of the North Star; and Mr. Joseph
Smith, for Captain Phillips, of the Leitchardt.
Mr. O'Dowil opened the case at great length, detaikng
the facts as given in evidence. In the courts of leg
address the learned gentleman said the Board of Trade
was required to net only spas ofboial isfersoatioa obtained
either from the owner or meter ef and it was not
until the VA October that the required lime wort
made before the Receiver of Wreaks la the Port of Loa-
441):11iatgliethetheggrtukultalulhad rail: then
bs
au hrid".°Yffwit
to Chrietiania, Norway, and en 7 returning within Übe
last three or four dam.
A number of witaseem were essagoe'd, inchuling the
captain and chief mate of the Leholierdt and the privi.
llged pilot on board of her at the time of the collitiou.
Mae salaam of William Olen, the chief engineer of the
North Star who it was stated was about prooeeding to
seaat Malik was here tam% to enable him to do to, arid
the oyally was adjourned.

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DELICIOUS COFFEE.
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London, England, 1868-02-07

MINIIB.-(rH18 DAY.)
o'Ciorm-
The mining market is moderately active to-day,w
but prioessellirrypresertt-riomovementt via
shares are quoted.. .1n to 'Of ; Great Vor, 10} to JV4 ;
North Treskerby, Ms. to '44s. ; West Draewalls,
7s. 6d. to 10s. ; New-Lovell, Vs. to lire ; Prince
of Wales, 3 to I ; Wesit Chiverton, 67 to 68 ; West
Caradon, 10 to 11 ; Wheal Seton, 85 to 874. Sum-
mer Hill, 10f to f ; North Crotty, 3to f : and
West Great Work, af to f.
Subjoined are the prices for foreign and colonial
mining shares, :--St. John del Rey, 19 to 21 ;
Don Pedro, 21; to ;1 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par
to f prem. ; Pestacdua, dia. to par ; Chontales,
par tot prem. ; Loma Grande, par to tiprem.
Anglo-Italian, Srp to L prem. ; United exioan,
If to f ; Fruntino and Bolivia, 13-16 to 15-16 ;
Port Phillip, If to 4, ex div. ; Central American,
f dis. to par ; and Anglo-Argentine, I to it prem.
At the meeting yesterday of the Royal Cobre
Copper Companyi(Limited) the report of the directors
was received and adopted. The chairman statedthat
if the whole of the arrears of call are paid, and the
claim against the railway company adjusted, this
undertaking will be free from liability. The report
of Mr. Clemes upon the property was submitted,
and an adjournment agreed upon, to take the same
into consideration.
At South Con•lurrow meeting yesterday the ac-
Atl
counts showed a credit balms of 359/. A call of
• I 2s. per share was made.

(For to-day's Store Lists mos pop 4.1
London, England, 1868-02-07

PIVISIAN POLITICS.

The Daily News suspects that when the secret history
of Count Bismarck's administration comes to be written,
it will be found that his most anxious and ►rduous con-
tests were not with a parliamentary opposition or with
foreign powers, but with the sovereign be served.
His confident anti somewhat cavalier reply to the
opposition the other day relative to the compen•
cations given to the King of Hanover and the
Duke of Nassau was quite in the count's old manner ;
but there were circumstances of the case, probably not
unknown to many of the liberal members to whom he was
speaking, which may have seemed to justify the minister's
impatience. At all events, the manly challenge with which
he concluded hie speech was calculated on more legitimate
parliamentary and constitutional grounds to give them
pause. "If you are in earnest in your disapproval
of the treaty," exclaimed Count Bismarck, in sub-
stance, "have the courage by your votes to refuse to ratify
it. You will then find the ministry more constitutionally
disposed than you perhaps expected. You will have to
mums the responsibilities of office and to resume these
negotiations. Six months hence you will be in a position
to tell me whether my policy was right." These words
surprised the angry opposition into silence, and the con.
ventdon with the King of Hanover and the Duke of Nassau
was approved. This important debate seems to mark a
new epoch in the constitutional life of Bruen'.
London, England, 1868-04-03

ITALY.

ROME, APRIL 2.
A deputation of Milanese citizens have present,.
an address to the Pope expressing their devotion.
and thanking his Holiness foe the elevation of their
fellow-citizen, Monsignor Borromeo, to the Car.
dinalate.

The Ossereatore Ri nan. contradicts the recea•
disquieting rumours relative to the health of th-
Pope. His Holiness, says that paper, is in fit .
enjoyment of excellent health.
London, England, 1868-04-03

PERSONS WAICTING CASH immediately,
without ditappointment, trouble, or espartos, via, from
ES to £lOO, and above,
ay 1s at.corarnedated by forwarding their mune and address,
and ^nw.not required, to Ur. C. THOMAS, It, Slagollnd-reed.
Untdon. nppodteShoretlitch Church, F.L.
N I: —The usual Loan-office Inquiries dispensed with. Baines
trd privately, and with despatch.

ARE YOIJ IN DIFFICULTIES t—lf so, all at
ace on the nodervigned, and be relieved from the un-
I tear of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and
divorce cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange-
ment: made with creditors. Deeds of compadtion and audgo-
meat ececuted. Protection to person and property obtained
witr.,ut publicity.—Apply to Mr. L RABBIS, IT, Strand, W.C.
Hours, IC till A.

DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE-
CUTED by a Professional Oentkesan of precttoe and
lespectabillty, tree of charges to the creditornpon a commission
of 10 per cent. on the amount reenvered.—Apply for address, or
1 y letter to A.L, No. 305, City-road, LC.

REYNOLDS and SMITH, of 23, Coleman-
street, EC., from their large experience in BAN7L-
litt-PTCY proCeeeillige ran render great militates to an par.
eons in pecuniary difficulties. Immediate protection of person
and property. hills of Sale, Trust and Composition Deeds pre-
'lard. Arrangements made with creditors. Money advanaid
on mortgage, hills of sale, etc. Ito charge for ecesultatios.
London, England, 1868-04-03

THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
Indkos has now become in Important testate. Mom the
beredactien of AMIN Tee, needy 40 yews ago, the EAST
INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its greet strength
end exindette flavour, predicted Ma mete by every means. Ttre
icaz
Tee Districts, Own confined to II Assam, have gradually
extended, and Teas from Other rof India are errinm, thus
caning greater vinistisa The a» now settles Assam,
Cache?, Darjeeling, etc., at from 1a 1 . to Y. Id per lb., and
China Tees u anal.—Warehouse, No. 9, Greet INC Neleses-
churchyard, Bashougate. Price U.S forwarded on application.
London, England, 1868-04-03

LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Carom% rnsawis4
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Apr= 3.

At the sitting of the Lower House of the Reichs-
rath to-day the Minister of Justice brought in bills
for the introduction and establishment of trig! by
jury-

The Bankruptcy Regulation Bill was read a
third time, and the house then proceeded to the
special debate upon the bill treating the relations
of the various religious sects in Austria.

TEE PERSIAN GULF CABLE.
BOMBAY, MARCH 14 (rid Malta).

The break in the Persian Gulf cable is between
Gwadar and Ras Mnssendum. The only ship avail-
able to effect the necessary repairs is now in dock
at Bombay.
It is intended to despatch two tugs for the con-
veyance of telegrams over the interrupted portion.
London, England, 1868-04-03

PARLIAMENTARY "ANA."

Ix the course of last night's debate a few good
things were said. Some were impromptu, others
are of the lamp, but in either ease they are worth
enjoying as they pass. We pick them out ha_
partiai.
Mx. tummy's famous figures of the " ugly ruah,"
and " the pot that was boiling over," were homely
enough, but some that he employed last night are
a little more than that, and require the indulgence
accorded to old age and experience. " With re-
" gard," be said, "to the land question, we hare
" the proposal of the hon. member for Westminster
" and that of the hon. member for Birreisgham.
" Both these hos, ggatasa proceed by somewhat
" violent modes—one of which may perhaps be
" deaigLated as rape, the other by the gentler
1" ::,f seduction." (Loud laughter.) Mr.
London, England, 1868-04-03

THE MAINERS OP THE NOME CIRCUIT.

The Times &ewe attention to the greet number of
trivia/ muse slued for trial an tin Ham Circuit, and
the wane of time, scan, and power, arta mere feints of
litigation which end in nothing, and upon the preparatory
stages of actions which are never tried at all. Altogether
not more than twenty out of sixty of the cases were
fairly beard by the jury, but verdicts were
not obtained in all even of these, for some
were refined to arbitration. The evil which such
a cause list discloses is twofold, both in its origin and
effect. It arise., in pert, from the litigious propensities
of human nature carefully fostered by persons who live by
them, and, in pert, from defect' in our judicial procedure,
which not only throws upon superior courts a great deal of
superfluous work, but employs four judges, in bar 00, to do
what two could do as well, and three could do better.
It inflicts mina injury, directly, upon those suitors who
pay nearly as mach for their causes not beteg tried as they
would have paid for the same muses being tried, while it
indirectly aggrieves those whose nuns, though of real
importance, are tried in a slovenly or summary manner
under threats of adjournment. The Times suggests that •
remedy might be found in the adoption of some stringent
and consistent limitation of the right to sue in a superior
court.
London, England, 1868-04-03

PRINCE of TAILORS has been our registered
Trade Lark since we received the Exhibition Prue Medal
for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publbh the
fashions on account of the peat demand and flattering terms
with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of
rank end leading man of to., in the costume patronised by the
elite of our beau moods. Fashions post free, with list of prh•es,
commencing with one celebrated lie, fancy or black doe trousers :
cloth vests, OL gd. ; mite of super black cloth, 5'J. ; sults of
fancy Tweed, 42a. shower-proof overcoats, fle ; and superior
qualities equally cheap. Note.—Only high-clam cutters em-
ployed, and one trial will prove our superiority over all cote-
petitoru—T. and H. HARMAN, 2P, ling Willlam-.Meet, Loudon-
bridge.
London, England, 1868-06-09

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN.
(THIS DAY.)

TkOX OUR ORM 0010411SPOWDENT.
babCarros.—The market quiet. Sales about 4,000 or 6,000
u.

—Coen.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good
censtmiptive demand, at Friday's rates. Flour in better
demand, at recent rates. Beans, 2s. 6d. tecri, qr. cheaper.
Seidl, 345. Oats and oatmeal steady. I• vs corn dull:
at la. per qr. decline ; mixed, 345. to 36a.
London, England, 1868-06-09

pocKs.

London and St. Katharine, 48.
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), IR, ma
Au/embus, 631.
Bank of New 7,el.nd, 19f.
my, I.
Conmplidated (Limited), 4:.
Imperial Ottoman, 1.
•
- London and County, Of.
London and South African, 9, A.
London and Weideninater, nt, 1.
scrip, Waned at IW. prem., noaa of outbid' has
been paid, 481,
Oriental Bank Corporation, 42f, 1.
Union of London, 36f.

Anglo-Ameriean Telegraph (Limited), 221, at.
Credit Fonciar of England (Limited), 3 3-16,
Egyptian 9na cent. Viceroy, guar. by Egyptian govern
meat, 001, 1, I•
Electric an 'lnternational Telegraph, 167.
Do., New, 14.
General Credit and Dialiount (Limited), 61.
Hudson's 8ay,161,1, 1.
International Financial Society (Limited), 31.
New Zealand Loan and Marc. Agency (Limited) 8
Royal Mail Steam, 70, 68.
Suarine Telegraph, 76.
Do., &lib 13-16.
Viceroy of EilPt (Mortgage) Loan). 741, 4, 1.

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLACK.

The mining market is quiet to-day, and prioes
are without much alteration. West Chivertod
shares are quoted 61j and 62f, ex div. ; Chivertop
Moor, 6} to 1; Prince of Wales, 425. to 445. ;
South Darren, 30s. to 335. ; Calbeck Fells, 11s,
to 138.1 North Treskerby, 11s. to 188. ; New
Lovell, 205. to 228. ; Wheal Grenville, 308. to 32.5.;
Great Wheal Vor, 151 to 16; West Groat Work.
2 to 2} ; North Downs, 225. 6d. to 23e.
Annexed are the quotations for foreign and colo-
nial mining shares :—St. John Del Rey, 18 to 19
Don Pedro, 2t to j prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian,
3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Peetarena, t, to dia. ; Chon-
tales, Itto 2 ; Roma Grande, 3-16 to 3-16 prem.;
Anglo-Italian, par to j prem. ; United Mexican.
11, ; Frontino and Bolivia, tto I, call paid;
and Port Phillip, 1 9-16 to 11-16.
London, England, 1868-06-09

BAVARIA.

The Archbishop of Munich has demanded and
obtained the seizure of the No/see/Fish. of that city
for exciting to hatred and contempt of certain
classes of 'today. The incriminated journal stated
that the decadence of ugricultun• in Bavaria was
due in great part to the number of holidays, pil-
glimuges, &c., celebrated in the country.

(i LUTL11:11 TELLORA.X.3. )
FRANCE.

PARLS, JUNE 9.

In presenting his credentials to the Empenir
esterday, Count Stackelberg, the newly-appointed
Russian Ambassador, said : -" I shall be only
obeying the express wish of my Sovereign in de-
voting all my solicitude towards maintaining the
relations of friendship existing between France and
Russia, based as they are upon the mutual in-
terests both nations have at heart to see deve-
loped."
The Emperor replied :—" The ambassadors of
the Emperor Alexander are always sure to find a
hearty welcome from me. I congratulate
myself upon the selection made by the
Emperor of a person with whom I have
long been acquainted, and who has left the most
favourable reminiscences amongst us. I have no
doubt that you will contribute to maintain the
present friendly relations existing between Prussia
and France, to which I attach the highest value."

HUNGARY.
PESTH, Juss 8, EVEXLVO.

The Municipalities of several large commtin-9
have protested against their names having been
affixed, without their consent, to the petition pre-
sented by Herr Madarasz, in the name of 121
communes, asking for the repeal of the laws of
1867, relative to a compromise between Hungary
and Austria.

Prince Napoleon is expected here on Saturday. :

AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 8.

The Secretary of the Treasury has issued the
usual monthly statement of the public debt of the
United States. The total amount of the debt on
the let of Juno was 2,643,300,000 dols. against
2,639,500,000 dols. on the Ist May last, being an
increase of 4,000,000 dohs. The cash in the Trea-
sury on the let inst. was 133,500,000 dole_, against
139,000,000 dols. on the Ist ult., being a decrease
of 3,500,000 dole.
ARRIVAL OF ME NESTORIAN.

The Allan Company's steamer Nestorian, from
Quebec, on the 30th ult., arrived at Greencastle at
midnight on the Bth inst. She landed mails,
passengers, and despatches, and proceeded to
Liverpool. Wind N.W., weather fine.

(Via Greencaatle.)
NEW YORK, MAY 30.
President Johnson has re-appointed Mr. Stan-
berry to the post of Attorney-General.

Mr. Wadehas appointed a Senate committee,
composed of one democrat and four republicans, to
investigate the alleged corruption at the impeach-
mont trial.

The New York papers publish intelligence from
Hayti announcing that the foreign consuls have
refused General Salnave's demand for the extradi-
tion of refugees.
London, England, 1868-06-09

TIGHT LACING.

To write of spanning a woman's waist may
sound prettily in love-verses, but is wholly un-
reasonable in prose. An English woman, who is
worth loving, is not likely to have ruined her
shape by tight-lacing, and it is only by this stupid
and perilous custom that she can reduce her waist
to wasp-lice proportions. Strange to say, that
despite Comm, Sournwoon Bumf, and other
medical authorities, a book has been recently pub-
lished in which this exquisite folly is defended,
and a number of letters inserted, describing the
gradual diminution of the waist as " a most an-
" perb sensation." We find it difficult to believe
that the whole thing is not a hoax, written for the
purpose of ridiculing what it apparently defends.
" The letters must be genuine," says the Spectator.
We should prefer to say they may be, while for
the credit of human nature we sincerely hope they
are not. Yet we must allow, that after a medita-
tive walk through the nave of the Crystal
Palace on Saturday afternoon, we are in-
clined to think that a fashion, devised,
ono would suppose, for the express pur-
pose of thinning off our surplus female
population, is once more coming into vogue. To
support good resolves and overthrow absurd argu-
ments the Lancet restates in the last number
a variety of reasons why our girls should
leave their waists untortured. The simplest
knowledge of the animal frame will con-
vince anyone that these statements cannot be
refuted. But, unfortunately, fashion is an impe-
rious task-master, and women, notwithstanding
their timidity, are bold enough in such a cause to
do his bidding even unto death. What are beelth
and vigour, and the generous development of all
womanly functions, compared with a waist of
fifteen incise.?

ORMINCARTLE, Juim B.—The lazes stesarohlp
liestoriaa, tram OMAN, on the dillit ult., snivel{ in
Lough Foyle at midnight. She hmded nisi* passengers,
and drapatchae, sad proceeded for Liverpool. Wind
inn
London, England, 1868-06-09

QUEEN'S STAND PLAI7I:

Barrington, Van Amburgh, Sia to First Plight, Dean,
Xi, and betinenee are here.

TWO-YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL. T.Y.C.
Alpenstock, Clipper, Sister to Hermit, Amstar, New-
minster, f, Stromboli, Good Hope, Lord Hawthorn, Nelson,
Martyr, Electricity, Tenedos, Rajah, Vertumna, and
Little Nell are here.
ASCOT STAKES. Two miles and a half.
Dalmatian, Hi pia, Strafford's dam c, Purrs Satyr,
Ouy of Warwick„ Stratagem, Duet, Maid of Maaham m,
Wild Briar, Whitworth, Lord Palmerston, Runic, Ver.
tumna, Demonstration, Warrington, Lab, and Cane Tete
are here.
London, England, 1868-06-09

seasccmo s raorrziarowwL voeszter.

Eli 21 Day, aged 22, who, it was stated, is an actress,
but who was dmcribed in the charge sheet as a troititute,
ft...riding at Id, Islington-green, was charged with assault-
ing A. Rennolf, of 2. Cononbau7-villas, Islington.
This morning, between 1 and 2 o'clock. se the com-
pla:nent was returning home from Collins's Music, Ha
he passed the defendant, who had a bottle of stout in
her baud, and who allowed some of the contents to go
over hie ►hit. She also pulled his moustache. He nn
alms...bet she again followed him and asmulted ►'m,
sleet* blood, and he had then to give her into enitody.
The defendant said she had inhabited. with the cote-
planet. whose real name is John Frederick Team. for
London, England, 1868-06-09

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

William Insley, 23, a gentlemanly-looldng young man,
plead. d guilty to a charge of feloniously forging an ac-
ceptance to a bill of exchange for 2,0001., with intent to
&h and.

Poland was instructed to prosecute, and Mr. Op-
penheim appeared for the prisoner.
The facts of this case have appeared very recently. The
prisoner had been employed in the office of a iroolbroker
in the City for several yeara, and it appeared that he wag
anxious to set up in busman onhie own account, and in or-
der to raise the necessary capital he forged the endorse-
ment of a highly respectable firm in the city of London
to a bill of exchange for 2,0001., and attempted to
procure the discounting of this instrument. The
worst part of the twee was that the prisoner in the find
instance persisted in stating that he believed the acceptance
was a genuine one, and that he had received it from one of
the clerks in the establishment of the prosecutor.. This
statement, however, was subsequently retracted by the
prisoner, and he admitted there was no folindatiant for it.
paLleeitarininer was sentenced to seven years' penal

TIOS 017 TRAMS M ?RE CM.
Tii• grand jury bave returned true bibs against the two
boys, Arthur Forrester Smith awl Hector Auguntus Smith,
for the brutal assault upon Mrs. Nunn, in Seething-lane.