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The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-03

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HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of Wen-
known excellence can only be had at 62, Greet lumen
'treat, opposite the British Museum Gates The very beet steel
olystal Spectacles, l6a and Iea—THOMAS HASID sled
SON CAUTION the public against pawns mins Mohr moo
lidablisbed 1760. No traveller' or agoutis.

TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA
ejrNoM yoeIMMIt, u used In her Majesty's household.—
Bold everywhere, In Mae, ed., Is., 91., and es. , also id. psosets.

THE FRESH-WATER FISHES of GREAT
BRITAIN.—Yr. H. S. ROLM PHOTOGRAPH :aise?2 Inch.'
by 14'. from his large PICTURR of PRISH-WATRR FIARES of
GREAT BRITAIN, is now ready. Price, plain. 111 s. ; thitadin
water colour, 12 12e Ed.: highly finished in ditto, £4 Ile. 6d.: if
trained, les. 6d. extra. To prevent piracy, every pho
will bear the Artist's signature. The City Studio, 31, N=E:h
a-
lane, Lomberd.ctreet, City.—N. B. The Original, a Osilery Pic-
ture, la now on view, at above address—free,

ENTIRELY NEW SKEINS.
THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.
Prf.e ONE SHILLING.

No I. wu publisher, on fuesday, the Mb last.
CONTIIRTS

Preface.
Not in Society.
Chap. 1.-Introduoes Mr. Batley and the Stranger in Vel-
veteen.
„ IL - Mr. Bailey's Party.
„ tit -Takes the Reader from Barnard's Inn to
Brampton Orange.
„ IV.-Olances at the History of St. Patrick Smith,
Er M P.
V.-The Duke's Drag.
Music in Vanity Fakir.
My Last Session.
Celadon.
Among the Picture& Part I.
Court Costume, as it Was, Is, and Ought to be.
Lord George lientinck : a Stable Fragment.
Two of our Esrly Subscribers.
Croquet.
The Two Pensioners.
The Memorial Window. A Dramatic Story, in a Prologue and
Three Acts.
Prologue.
Act the Pint, Some 1.-The Fair Organist.
Scene 2.-Mr. Nicoderou Cranford at Home.
Scene 3.-A Boom tu St Oeorges-square.
Notes and incidents.
Correspondence of Manaus Urban :
Heraldic Anomalies Cricket; Strikes Hablagdon's
Worcestershire About Training; Bad Writing: The
Rim Terrace.
Obituary Memoirs
Henry Lord Brougham-Bing Theodore-John Barnet-
Mr. John Crawford-Mr. Samuel Bentley-M. Louis de
la Hays.
Brodlxwy, Evans, and Co., 11, liouverle.street, S.C., and sold
at all booksellers', and by all newsagents.
FOUL PLAY.
London, England, 1868-06-03

UNIVERSITY IN

CAMBRIDGE, JCNE 2.
At a congregation this day, the Vice-Chancellor
presiding, the underraentioned degrees were conferred;
D.D.—George Frame Reyner, Bt. John's College.
M.A.—John Hardy Raven, Jeans College.
At the Caine oongregation a grace, proposing the adop-
tion of the reoommendations of the syndicate appointed to
consider of the examination of candidate. for honours in the
mathematical tripes, the reoommendationa being embodied
in the report of the syndicate dated the 12th of Mal, last,
was offered. The grace was non-plasseted, but carved by
40 placate to 35 non-placets. The report itself, and the
remarks of members of the senate thereon at the meeting
convened in the Arts'-school, have been already published.
London, England, 1868-06-03

TVIMEY, TAILOR,
no, FKNCHIALCH-RTRETT,
kNearly opposite Mark-lane.)
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS.
Moderate Charges.
CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING
BOOTS. Warranted, and are soft and pliable.
CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS.

CO RDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT.

CO RDING'S FISHING COAT.

CO RDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE-
BAR.
THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly
the most perfect and complete, from the simplest stitch•
leg to the most finished embroldery."—Mechanic' Magazine
"Marvellous excellenos."—Courier."A Wheeler and Wilson
largely hoproved."—Newcastie Journal.—Depot, 20, High Hol-
born.
THREE PIGEONS.
DAINTIIIOI sal 00., DYanß and CLIANI3.B,
Dockhead Bermondsey: 44, Lelosetersqamre;
98, Mount-street Orogrenorsquaro.
London, England, 1868-06-03

Irt Atilt NEW SPRING DRESSES,
\JAY from 2s. lid. full dress to a gs.,
In Muslin, Alpaca, Sultana Cloth, lama, Grenadine, ste.
Patterns post free
CllAs. AMOTr and Co., 61 and It St. Paul's.
JACKETS for PROMENADE.
The New Floribel £0 18 9 I The Grazhilla
The laidom 1 5 The Arceull
La Reine
The Rougeurout 2 gsl. The Mlnerve
The Druldesse
The Elysie. 4gs.,
are the leading Novelties of the Beason.
One Hundred and Fifty hograringa post free,
embracing the Fashions of the higher circles.
The brood Jacket and Mantle Show rooms In England are at
CHAS. AMCs'r and Co., 81 and Bf, Bt. Pants, London.
London, England, 1868-06-03

18 PLBLISHZD

EVERY EVENING.

LONDOT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.

YA elf TI1VI:.

ei.misetso is a noble national sport, and
even its corruptions should smt blind us to the fact
that it has operated as the encouragement to the
breeding of the finest and fleetest anima's in the
world. It ha made England like tie Attica
of the old t me, as faams for its horses
as for its and its colonists. Nor is
it horseracing al an organised national sport
that social moralic.s, more indulgent than austere,
regretfluy condean, but "the parasi.ical in-
" dustries," as they have been fitly described by
a recent writer, wkich have "wrested the sport
" from its original pierpose,'• and "that widespread
" popular demoralisation which notoriously
surrounts and it:feats every racing eta-
" ble in the kingdom, and has created
•• a new and disreputable profession, fruit- !
" ful iu critoe and miser)." Such, imila ilia,.
is what is ailed "the Turf.' From " the I
" Turf," and not from horseracing, properly
t-o ez.lled, we gladly turn between Epsom and
Ascot to atiothei of our British sports, the moat
characteristically, most distinctly, and most
e elusively national of them all, which. perhaps
by the very nature and conditions of its being,
seems Irippily free from the vices and the
mischiefs which cling to the in.,st popu-
lar of our land sports. The gentlemen
of England aho go down to the sea in their
own beautiful whites inged veesels from May to I
October, who hover round the Scandinavian coasts
iu summer, and whose burgeca outnumber the
pendants of the British fleet in the Mediterranean
every winter, are the legitimate descendants of the
old sea rovers of eight centuries ago, of the
buccaneers and venturers of the Tudor age. !
For them as for their terrible forefathers the a•a is
in truth their " native element." Theirs is the love
of Nature in all the inconstant changefulness of
her moods, the love of boundless space, of !
far horizons, of " nothing but sea and air" to
keep them company when they have o'.caped
front the din and dust of sordid cities, and from
the fever and fret of the landsman's world. I
Granted, of course, a stomach for the sport, there
can be no doubt that yachting has rare-charms and
delights for the luxurious slave of society, and for
the pampered drudge of drawing-rooms, raze
exultations for his pUlses, and a great calm for his
heart and brain. A man who talks of the monotony
of the sea can never have a gout for yachting.
London, England, 1868-06-03

A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, I,
R.4i 54, Coleman-street, E.O , Negotiates Partnerships, audits
and adjusts booksor intricate seconnts,effects arrangements with
creditors without publicity, and prepares accounts for Court of
Bankruptcy. Ran of Reversions, Ufe Interests, and Annuities
ducted, and money obtained In connection with We Assurance.
bIEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE-1
IXTED by a Professional Gentleman of practice and
'respectability, free of charges to the creditor, o• a commission
of 10 per cent. on the amount metered.—Apply far address, or
by letter to A.Z., No. 366, City-road, LC.
London, England, 1868-06-03

SALVIATI and Co. beg to announce tbo sale,
at their OLD PREMISES 431, OE MED-STREET. W.,
previous to the final clean of that branch, of their OLD STOCK
of VENETIAN BLOWN GLASS. principally for table use, R
at a
Erreduction from the usual prices. BALVIATII N l I-
IgK of MOSAICS, BLOWN GLASS CHANDELIERS,
MIRRORS. BEADS, Re., alwayr on view at their new establish.
meet, 30, St. James's-street, S.W.
London, England, 1868-06-03

DECLAR ITIONS OF DIVIDE v DO.

RICHARD WRITi801:11,4: (seperate estate , Westbroniss lett and
Smothwick, ironmaster—let dividend of its. Std., any Thurs.
day, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
JOHN WHITIROCSX ;separate estate-, Weetbromwich and
Smethwick. tronmaster—tat dividend of 7c Gd,, any Thursday,
at,Binnear's, Birmingham.
BARNABT GROTR-1, !lewdly, Worcestershire, licensed victualler
—let dividend of ts. gjd., any Thursey, at Kinnear's,
Blr-
mingham.
JANE FIRM', Brierley-11111, Staffordshire, pamnbroker-Ist
dividend of Os. 2(d., any Thursday. at Kinnear's, birmingham.
CHUMS-4 Union, Kliesmere, Shropshire, draper-Ist dividend of
Is. Bd., any Thursday, at Molnar's, Birminitham.
tiROROF. EDWARD LRWIS. Birmingham, and Duke-street, Man-
chester-square, gun maker-2 d dividend of 2 14-10 d , any
Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham.
D2VIDifSDS.
Jun* 18. R. Clay, Cromford, Deshire, ehemist—Jane 30. J.
Smith, Litchurch, Derbyshire, engineer—June 24. J. Welch and
J. Welch, jun. Tipton and Deep Ids Staffordshire, Iron ma-
nufacturers—June 24. P. B. Smith. Worcester. linendraper - Jody
I. W. Brown, Staffordshire, potter—June 15. W.
Stookley (aspen estate , Liverpool, scrivener—June Id. J.
Arkle, lanchester, Dartium cattle dealer—Jane 19. A. Thomas,
Ashcott, Somersetabire. blacksmith—June 19. G. Coombs, Oren-
ton, Somersetehire, baker—June 17. W. Lancaster, Derby,
plumber—June 18. A. hose. Hollington, Sussex. builder—June
18. A. King, St. Mary In the Castle, Sussex, quarryman—June
10. T. Barraclough, YMmeld, joiner—June 213. A. 0. W. Bid-
dulph (separate estate` Ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden, banker
—July 1. J. P. Edwards, Birmingham, merchant.
London, England, 1868-06-03

THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
Indies hu now become an Important feature. Sine the
Introduction of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST
INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its Meat etruath
and exquisite flavour, promoted its ash) by every means. The
Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually
extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arrfrtng, thus
offering greater varieties. The Company are now selling Atum
Cachet, Darjeeling, &c., at from ts. led to 4. td. per lb.. mu!
China Teas as unat—Warehonssa, No. 5, Great M. Helen's-
churchyard, Bishopagate. Price LA forwarded on application.
London, England, 1868-06-03

G, JUNE ;13,

plitl(liN NEWS.
14, 17.106 DAY.)
'THE AUSTRIAN RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
LAWS.

It is repro txl from Vienna that the Papal Nuncio
at Vienna, M. Falcinelli, placed on the 28th of May
in the hands of M. von Bend the protest
of the Court of Rome against 'he confes-
sional laws recently sanctioned by the Em-
peror of Austria. " The court of Rome,"
obeers es the roloyie Gazette, "is perfectly
convinced of the uselessness of this protest.
The document has been received with perfect
courtesy, and will be deposited amongst the im-
perial archives. No question has been raised as to
the withdrawal of the Nuncio, and the reports
spread on this subject have no other origin than
the anger of the clerical journals." The principal
towns of the empire are manifesting their feelings
by illtiminations and other signs of joyous demon-
stration.
London, England, 1868-06-03

OALICOES, LINENS, SIIEILTINGS, and
V GENERAL DRAPERY, EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.—
CHAS. AMOTT and Co., St. Pears, will SELL, stirring Slay
01.000 worth of the above, bourbt at a great redaction, for
cash. This is the largest and cheapest lot of genuine useful
drapery that has been offered for sale since the outbreak of the
rebellion in the Southern Mates of America. We quote as under
a few lota :-900 pieces of good long cloth, worth La Rd., will
be sold at es. Itid. per dozen ; 1,100 pieces of heavy cloth, suit-
able for nightgowns, originally ha. Dd., are all masted ha 11d.
per dozen ; several headrest pieces of One Horrock and India
longe.oths, worth Is. 6d., will be cleared out at 4s. 41d. pee
dozen ; a large lot of all linen glass cloths will be sold at Is. Old.
per twelve squares—these goods are very cheap : glass cloths at
Is. 11d., 4s. 11d., and 6s. 9d., worth more than double the
money ; 1,500 pairs of stout cotton sheets, originally Bs. fld ,
will be sold at 44. ill. per pair ; a large lot of ootton sheets,
eighty inches wide, will be sold from Sa lid. tolls. ed. per pair
1,200 pairs of linen sheets, all inim will be sold at Is. lid. per
pair, worth 14s. Rd.: stood linen sheets, large size, at lee. 01.,
14e. 0.1., and lee. .id., worth from 16e. 9d. to 301 •, 800 dozen of
towellhigs, in various makes, are marked as. 44d. and 7a. Od.
per dozen, worth Bs. Gd. and 12.5. 6d. • 510 dozen very heavy all
linen medical rubber towels, usnalli sold at 19s. Gd., will be
sold at 10s. 11d. per dozen ; 2,000 dozen of good nursery diapers
will be sold at •s. 41d. per 1/ squares; 650 dozen very heavy, all
linen, for fa. lid., worth Ss. ral. ; magnificent doable damask
table cloths, the yards square. 4s. lid.; 8110 large size, to dins
14 persona, worth Ea, will he sold at 10$. 9d.: 410 dozen, all
linen. nal Hambro damask dinner napkins, worth As. Dd., for
As. lid. per dozen ; 300 dozen In extra large sizes, worth Ha. 6d..
for IC ltd. per dozen ; 1.200 e!ozen of cambric handkerchiefs, all
linen, will be sold at is Old. per dozen several hundred good
heavy bed quilts at half their cost of production. Samples for-
warded on receipt of damps.
CHAS. ADO IT and Co., 61 and 111, St, Paul's, London.
London, England, 1868-06-03

Plol' FRERES respectfully intimate that these
announcements will only appear at rare intervals, In order
that the prices of their wines shall not he influenced by expen-
sive advertising. Note the address.-2A ilegentetreet, W.
Tasting room first floor.

SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or
Golden. imported direct from Jerevde-la-Yroutera.
ount and delicate, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, and
largely consumed as a dinner Wine.—Terms cash, and carriage
paid, the importers, PHYTHIAN and SONS, 435, West
Price lists pest teat

OLD PORT, 245. per doz., imported direct from
Oporto 'Sandeman's phippinr, full bodied and fruity, highly
recommended for invalids requiring a genuine and nutritious
wine.—Terms cash, and carriage I aid by the importers, PHY-
TIIIAN and SONS. 43.2. West Strand. Price lists or samples
forwarded gratis on application.

KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY.
DUBLIN 61111111TION, 1886.
Mr celebrated old IRISHWHIsKY gained the DUBLIN
MIMS MEDAL—it , mild, mellow, delicious, and very
wholesome. Sold In bottles,Ta
Bd. each, at the retail houses In
London by the agents In the principal towns In England ;or
wholesale at 8, Great Windmill-street, London, W.—Observe the
red seal, pink label and cork branded "Hbashan's LL Whisky.
London, England, 1868-06-03

ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES so, call at
once on the undersigned. and be relieved from the un-
lehia.usitt tear of bnprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and
divorre caste conducted on moderate terms. Private arranfee-
mem . made wttb creditors. Deed. of composition and malign-
meat executed. Protection to person and property obtained
witt..nt publielty.—Apply to Mr. & BALMS, 67, Strand, W.C.
Boon, It till 4.
London, England, 1868-06-03

PARTNERSHIPS DIMLY/Cp.

F. Milne and W. Milne. Manchester, merchants—Alice Char.
lota Matilda Gray executrix of E. Gray, deceased and 11. K.
Webster, Deptford, Durham, rope manufacturers-C. Read de.
ceased' and H. Roberts, Helston, Cornwall, mercers—J. D.
Leigh and W. Leigh, Patricroft, Lancashire, tronfounders-0.
Richards and R. Thompson, Tottenham-oourbnnd, auctioneers
—W. Scott and A. U. Paton, Sunderland, agents for the sale of
ales—E, Cooke and J. Harrison, Manchester. wholesale book.
eellen—G. C. Warden and X. Walker, London street, Fenchurch.
street, general merchants—R. J. Ellie i.nd E. Dolby, Laney, Isle
of Man, and Liverpool, manufacturing chemists--W. F. Keirby
and W. (' Hall, King William-street, City, bullion dealers—R.
IX Sewers and W. K. Gilchrist, Glasgow, manufacturers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
WILLIAM Murk Edinburgh, provision merchant, June 6, at
Howell's Rooms, Edinburgh.
NI ARO SHIT HUNTER or GOODALL, FlsbNssaa, elaCknumnanallise.
grocer, June 5, at ld'Queen's Crown Hotel, Alias.
JOHM M.MAIL Lanai], by Magnate, June 10, at the Caledonian
Hotel, Inverness.
WILLIAM AMMAN. Glasgow, neither, JllllOO, at the Faculty Hall,
Glasgow.
Dram& GIMES, Lendhills, Lanarkshire, baker, June 11, at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
JAMLs GIL Glasgow, accountant, June 6, at the COMMerdal
Hotel, Hamilton.
Devito MORE, Penick, builder, June 9, at the Faculty Hail,
Glasgow.
JAMES SPCALLCM, Glasgow, printer, June 10, at the Faculty
Hall, Glaagdw.
JAMES prillE, Leith, baker, June 9, at Lyon and rumba's
Rooms, Edinburgh.
THOMAS ADAMS, Dundee, spirit merchant, /Me 9, at the British
Hotel, Dundee.
London, England, 1868-06-03

BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a now
Invention, so admirably contrived that • full butt, as well
sa smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or
trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the @affluent of the
most limpid Mild by no possiMlity can be disturbed. Prke
its., 145., to suit 44, 9, and 18 kallon casks.
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent-peg required. No more eat beer or sour wine.
Price Y. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, as.—Apply direct to JAMES
RA kLOW, patentee, 14, [lag Willlametreet, trazieloalsous&
Bee that his name and address are on every article ; an others
are spurious imitations. RaaraWare grata. Established 18110.
London, England, 1868-06-03

INDIA.

BOMBAY, MAT 29.
7lbs. skirtings, br. 10a. ; Bflbs. skirtings,
Br. 10s. ; 40's mule twist, 111 ; market dull. Cotton
steady: Dhollersis, 250 r. Beipments of the week, 60,375
bales. Fachange on London, Is. 11 9-16 d. 4 per cent. go-
vernment securities, 92l ; 5 per cent, government secu-
rities,loB4 ; 51 per cont, government securities, 1121.
Freights to Liverpool, 40s. The latest London date is the
27th inst.

CALCUTTA, MAY 28.

. •
71bs. shirtings, sr. 12s. ; 811bs. skirtings, ir ;
40's mule twist, 6a. Market dull. I:.`otton, 20r. lizahaage
on London, la. 11 5-16 d. 4 per cent. government securities,
930 ; 5 per cont. government securities, 1091; 5A per cent.
government securities, 1131. Freights to England nominal.

THE HORSE sHoW AT THE AGRICUL-
I TURAL-HALL.

Rosa Bonlieur should have been at Islington yes-
terday, for the " horse fair" was going on from lift
to 4 o'clock, and the great painter would have
found amongst the snorting and struggling hacks
and hunters studies such as France never could
have afforded her. The great clumsy grays and
roans, which form the life of a well-known picture,
wieild have had to hide their not diminished heads
beside the three-quarter bred hunter, and more
ttatt three-quarter bred park and ladies' hacks
that capered and curvetted up ai.d down the saw-
dust during the earlier part of the day. The distin-
guished commissionaires from the &betel 4 Hy ppiq ue
had ample opportunity of seeing how we do it on
these occasions, both ruenandhorses, and we have no
doubt but that their next show will Doan the better
for this lshngton experience. Some t 4 the horses
were marked at what appeared to us to be exceed-
ingly low figures • for example, " Tumidly," ourfavourite, favourite, dad the best posy in the show, which
was to tie had for thirty guineas. There was,
however, another pony, • stalk greater, es rather
smaller, wonder to whose ben any visitena made
a pilgrimage. This was " Suiten, 'an iinmease
" sire," thirty-eight inches high.,. and whieh. the
groom had actually carried in Irons the street under
his arm. " Sultan" was literally "great because
he was so small," and the impartial public were
indignant because he had not obtained a gold
medal. The " Prince of Hess,— 'Earl Spencer's
successful *When, had also a numerously attended
levee ; and all the other swiftest id candi-
dates of the previous days' trial. • were in their
degree objects ut public curiosity. .zso large crowd
gathered about the ring at two o'clrlic to see the
trotter " Telegraph "go round harnessed to an
American waggon. II was at first th•mght that the
horse was out, of those wonderful Anic‘can trotters-
who run the lightning so close, but ''Telegrapb:•
turned out to be merely a very pod N%-folk horse.
and, as the tact became known, the p•shlie excite-
ment subsided. Perhaps we may !ewe genuine
American trotters at future shows, and if we have
they will no doubt be a great attraction They can
do above twenty miles an hour withoet breaking,
into a gallop, and it will be well worth a journey
" due north" to see how it is done.
London, England, 1868-06-03

mule= id. ADDInotAz4 ONE PENN) .

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

(wrmen Tr.z.iouw.)
NEW EGYPT/AN LOAN.
off 11 ALTA ASI. All X %IibRIA TILIOLL(PH.)

ALEXANDRIA, Jiang 2.
The negotiations between tha Viceroy and
Messrs. Oppenheim and Nephew for a loan of
6,000,000 c have been concluded. The purpose of
the loan ir.exclusively to convert the floating debt of
Egypt, and withdraw the existing treasury and rail-
way bondsatc 'he most advantageous rate of discount.
The conwersit n of the bones is to be at the option
of the holders. The loan is guaranteed upon the
revenue from the Custom-house and also from
other sources sa nounting to one miUion. One of
the conditions of the loan is that the Viceroy shall
not conclude ant -they loan for fire years. The
conclusion of the contract has been well received,
and a portion is subscribed for by Egyytian
capitalists.

[sr airc.Arric Tax-sours , imam RR. 111M1101 Aaiun.)

AMERICA. •
WASHINGTON, Jose 2.
The Senate, by 34 against 8 votes, has passed the
hill admitting Arkansas to representation in Con-
gress. The bill had already been adopted by the
Howie of Representatives.

NEW YORK, Jniz 2.
The Inman steamer City of Baltimore, and the
Guion Company's steamer Minnesota, arrived out to day.
Tho steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 600,t 00.
dole. in specie.
Closing Prioes:—Gold, 140. Sterling Exchange on
London, 110,1. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 112( ;
Ditto, 1885, 110 k. 10-40 United States Bonds, 1051.
Illinois,lso ; Erie, 69k. Cotton, Middling Upland, 31.
Petroleum, !standard White 29. Flour, extra State, 9
dela. Corn, old mixed, 1.14 dots.

(arana'a TELEGRAM!. I
FRANCE.
PARIS, JUNE 2, Eras'No.
The Hirtister of the Interior hue addrewed a circular to
the prefects of the different departments relative to car•
eying out the new law on the press.
The Patric of this evening publishes an article, in which
it &places what it terms the provoking language of lame
of the Berlin journals.

THE NET

THE HAGUE, :TOM 2.

M. Van Thorbecke has succeeded in forming a
cabinet. The details respecting the selection of the new
ministers have not yet transpired.
The following Is believed to be the list of the new mi-
nistry :—M. Foch, Minister of the Interior ; M. Rent van
Limburg, Foreign Affairs ; M. Van Bosse, Minister of
Finances ; M. Lilaar, Minister of Justice ; M. Dewaal,
Minister of Colonies; M. Van Mulken, Minister of War ;
M. Brox, Minister of Marine. The Ministry of Public
Worship is suppressed.
London, England, 1868-04-07

PRINCE of TAILORS bee been our registered
Trade Mark since we received the Mritibittoo Prim Modal
for style, quality, and esoelleaoe, sad we continue to publish the
fashions on *comet of the meat derasad sad flattering terms
with which they have been received, repressating gentlemen of
rank sad leading mon of ton, in the costume patronised by the
Mlle of our beau monde. F 111110133 post free. with list of prices,
commencing with our celebrated tbs. fancy or black doe trousers
cloth vests, It ed. suits of super Ma* cloth, :it. suits of
faacy Tweed, 42t showerproof overcoats, !la . and superior
qualities equally sheep. Note.—Only lath-class Letters em-
ployed, and one trial will prove oar superiority over all tom-
stltors.—T. mad IL MAILMAN, 2D, Zing William-street, London.
bridge
London, England, 1868-04-07

AMERICA.

(U ATLANTIC 1111201LIPII. THEME NIL 111:171101•0121VT.)
NEW YORK, Aran. 6.

The worth German Lloyd's steamship Hansa
arrived out at 10 a.m. on Saturday, and the Inman
steamer City of Antwerp at 4 p.m. to-day.
Closing Prices 187 f. Sterling exchange
on London, 109 i. 5-20 United States Bonds,
18/0, 110/ ; ditto, 1885, 1081; 10.40 Bonds, 101} .
Illinois, 139 i ; Erie, 73}. Cotton ; Middling
Upland, 29. Petroleum, standard white, 243 f.
Flour, extra State, 10 dela. 90c. ; oorn, old mixed,
11 dol. 22c.

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL &

The Union Company's 'teenier Norseman, from
the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived here with 39
passengers, 25 sacks of mails, 2 packages of specie,
and a full general cargo. The mails are forwarded
by to-night's mail trains, and the Norseman has
proceeded fur Southampton. Her dates are :
Natal, 22nd ; Table Bay, 4th ; Helena, 13th ; and
Ascension, 17th.
At the Cape businnis was still dull.
In defiance of Governor Wodehouse's notice that
the Basutos were taken under British protection,
President Brand had continued the war, and met
with marked success. The Basuto strongholds,
Tandjeaberg and Treine, were captured. At the
former
former Bushuli, Moshesh's own brother, was killed.
A rumour had also just arrived as the Norseman
left, that Thaba Bossigo was taken.
A conference was to come off in April at Aliwal,
north, between Governor Wodehowie President
Brand, Monkish, and Governor Keaties. It was
considered not improbable that meanwhile the
whole of the Basuto land would be captured by the
Bows, and the negotiations seriously embarrassed.
The meeting of the Cape parliament would be
adjourned until the governor returned.
It was stated that at the approaching session of
the free state Volksread, either debts away cut of
the free state would be entirely repudiated, or civil
courts would be closed for a further ten years and
more bluebacks issued.

At Natal the coffee crops were looking well, and
the sugar prospects were good. Two defalcations
for large amounts had occurred there among the
government officials. The Briton arrived out on
March 3rd. The Celt was at tit. Helena on March
4th, and was palmed by the Noneman on the 9th.
The Kaffraria was to leave Table Bay on March 7th,
for England. The Dutch steamer Gmvenhage,
from Rotterdam for Batavia, called at Table Bay
on March let.
London, England, 1868-04-07

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London, England, 1868-04-07

. 7
CENTRAL CRIMINAL 007

URT.

70110”10 A 11ATTYPIMAL
William ',Mtn Routine, 23, • ge•tleonanly-lookin
yong mat lieseribed se a surveyor, pleaded guilty to
an thise which charged him with uttering a forged
certificate.
biti.inialrolaod, who was iaetrucled to prosecute, Wormed
the court that the prisoner bad beau a easdidate for a
Chin Service examination' with a view Wan appointment
ter which he would base been disqualified if Le bad been
more the.. 19 years of age, and the elbmos imputed to
him was the produetiou cd a baptismal certificate by
which be wee made to appear to be may the required age,
hie real ego being 25.
I bentwee• wee deferred.

TIM =MN rathonnna.
Mr. P. H. Lewis, who is instructed to defend the pi.
sonar Casey, who is *barged with Wagon felony made an
ayylbatM to the ooart to fix • day for the trial, and he
also applied that it should not be taken until after the
shorts of murder arising out of the Clarkenwell explosion
kid been disposed of.
Mr. Montagu Williams also made an application on be-
half of the women Anne Juatioe, who is one of the pri-
soners charged with murder in reference to the Clerken-
well explosion. lie said that the prisoner was destitute
of the means of defines until within the last day or two,
and be had only just been instrnoted on her behalf. Very
little opportunity was therefore afforded him to prepare
to meet the charge, and be therefore asked his lordship to
direct that this case should not be taken, at ell events,
until a late day of the anion.
The Recorder said that sll be could state was, that it
had bees definitively arranged that neither of the cases
that bed been mentioned would oome ou during the pre-
sent week. They would, probably, not come on before
Tuesday in next week, and in the ordinary course the
charge of murder would he taken first. It would rest,
however entirely with the Attorney-General as to what
course would be taken, and all he could do was to inform
the learned counsel that neither of the cases would oome
on Oda week.
Mr. Macdonald, who is instructed to defend the pri-
soner, Burke (with Mr. Ernest Jona), applied to the court
that additional facilities should be given for the attorney
for the defence to communicate with is clients. The ease
was a spry complicated and a very important one, and he
urged that he was entitled to the privilege be asked for.
Mr. Jonas, the Governor of Rewrite, who was appealed
to by the Reoonler, stead that the legal advisers of pit-
soars had an opportunity of communicating with them
every day between 2 and J p.m.
The Recorder said it appeared to him that this time was
amply sufficient, and be did not feel himself justified in
granting she
Mr. Commissioner Kerr sat in the New Court and dis-
posed of a number of cases of uttering counterfeit coin,
all of which were of the ordinary character.
London, England, 1868-04-07

DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT.
Alt levolosbie properstioo for Males broken aloe.
glass, earthenware. woods, eahluet-work, and finny artless of
every deocription, with extreme strength and neatness ; remark-
able for the great facility of whip it As there are several dis-
graceful imitations of the Diamond Cement, the pnielic fan
avoid failure and disappoiatment only by *Mkt csalion in par-
Owing sons without the signature Davy" os the wrapper.
Nothing was ever sold by the name of Disatenal Cannot previous
to his invention. N.B.—Mainfacturod by BARCLAY and SONS.
N 0.105, Yarringdonetreet. Price, Is. per bottle.
London, England, 1868-04-07

LATEST iFJP6WrI

LTA irfttl

off tusawiLl
BROMLEY MIZZING.—{'PSIS DAT.)

NORWOOD PLATL

ate.
BICKLEW STAKES.

Mjstoat
Bolls of Kars
Moe Stook

5 ran.

BROMLEY SPRING HANDICAP.
Residuary Legatee • ...
Ruby ..
Triads
.

11 ran.
STEEPLECHASE PLATE. Two miles.
Helioe, Vigilant, Vindicator Toro Coke. Gorsehawk,
King of Spade", Cimino, Wedding Peal, awl Order are
time.

BECKILYHAII PLATE. Five farlsegs.
Wild Bee, Fosterer, Tin■. Admiral Fitzroy, Kismet,
Heckler, baby, Bumboat, Truce, Bose Stock, Gluey,
Oteetaaa, Lady Oleaaor►, Inheritance, and Chore et Belle
see here.

HANDICAP PLATE. SU furlongs.
Diamond, Residuary Legatee, Mont Blanc, Ada, Proteo-
tion, Vicios, Poleaxe, Lona'.le, Vitriol; and email= are
bens.
mom OPEN STEEPLECHASE. Three miles.
Helios, Robber, King Alfred, Vindicator, Roving Maid,
Hennas, Plying Hone, and Knight of Dowse are here.

SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE.
Kismet, Quirisa, Whip, Atidasta, Order, Ads, The-
misto, Love-In-a-Mist, Nvedsk, Pistons, WWI Dove,
Battler, Chipney, end The Nan see Lee.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

A great deal of business was transacted this
morning on the three great events now being speculated
on. For the Cheater Cup the old favourites, Dalby,
Viridia. and Seville were well supported, while Caithness,
Dwain Glyndwr, and Goodwood were introduced. There
was no particular change in the Two Thousand. but for
the Derby Harvester was in good request. and the Earl
went decidedly better. Quotations as follows:

CHESTER CUP.
100 to
9 to I 6
apt DAberalby
p (offldie, 10 to 1 t and w)
(off )
15 to 1 Seville (t and off )
1000 to 60 Viridis (t)
20 to 1 Beauty (t)
20 to 1 Caithness (t)
25 to 1 Paul Joan (t)
25 to 1 Owain Glyndwr (t)
25 to 1 Contempt (off)
30 to 1 Soo Saw (t)
1000 to 20 Goodwood (t)
100 to 15 Dolby, with a start (t)
ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS.
5 to 2 on the Field (off)
5 to 1 apt Franchise (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
5 to 2 apt Rosicruciaa (off)
15 to 2 Forma* (t and off)
100 to 12 Typhoeus (off, 9tol t)
100 to 9 Green Sleeve (off)
13 to 1 Vale Royal (of)
100 to 7 Noe (off, after 100 to 9 had
been t)
100 to 7 See Saw toff)
40 1000 to 601 Suddu
Clads's (t)th& (off)
to
40 to 1 Blue Gown (off)
50 to 1 Deamaster (off)
300 to 100 Face 12 3 (t)
DERBY.
11 to 2 apt Lad 7 Brushed' (t 600 to 100)
7to 1 Rosterwrian (t)
100 to 8 Speculum (off, t 100 to 7)
1000 to 60 Harvester (off, El to It 5%
25 to 1 Pace (off)
25 to 1 Orals (of)
40 to 1 The Earl (t and off)
50 to 1 Bartitution (t)
1000 to 15 Franchise (ti
1000 to 15 Chelsea (off)
1000 to 10 Rabican (off)
5000 to 200 The Earl with Biennial won (t 1
London, England, 1868-04-07

THE FOREIGN HAILS.

The North German Lloyd's steamer New York,
from New York, arrived at Southampton yesterday, with
84 passengers for that port, Havre, pad Bremen, u saes
of wails, and 13,000 dot& is specie ter Park. tha the 3rd
she spoke the steamier Breen& ; 4th, the Oideribergli
brig, amber tl ; sad on lise sth, the barque Charlie.
steamers Berlin, English, and Aehmidian. _ _

Qamonerowx, Aran 6.—The Inman Royal
Hail steamer City of Cork, from Halifax on March 27114
arrived here at 10 p.m. to-day, with 10,005 dole.
epode. She landed the mails and passengers, sad per
wetted immediately for Liverpool. All es%

Lit-sitrooL, APan, 6.—The West Indian steamer
Bolivar, from PorhamPriam on the 14th alt., snivel
here to-night. Her news has been generally anticipated
by the mail steamer at Southampton.
London, England, 1868-04-07

PIIISTRATED CATALOGUES, containing
awinp at the Farnitare exhibited in the 2110 w-rooms,
forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which also
enable purchasers to form an ides of the coat at Turnishlnja
each drawing has with it a corresponding price of the
shown. All goods marked In plain eructs.
ATKINSON and Co., lite to 21; vimarnumina BIUDOL
ROAD. LONTIO:c.
London, England, 1868-04-07

SPAIN.

➢IADRID, Milli 6.
In to-day's sitting of the Congress, the Minister
of Finance brought forward a bill for an addi-
tional credit of 20,050,000 reals for the mainte-
nance of the dray.
Marshal Narvaes is ill.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Arm &

In to-day's Kitting of the Folkething, the address
to the King requesting that the military and naval
departments should be entrusted to a single
minister, was adopted by 50 votes againt 25. None
of the ministers took any part in the debate.

JAPAN.
HONG KONG, MARCH il.

intelligence has been received from Japan of a
pacific character. There is a probability of arrange-
ments being concluded whereby Stotabashi would
surrender the functions of government.
London, England, 1868-04-07

TER POLICE COURT&

MANSION:NOM&

Crowe Rep&hart wee bri;Qtrtisp- en ironed bolero the
Lord Mayor on a warrant him with forgery.
Prom the evideme given ea it 'prowl that
the primer oftathed the sum et SOL Memo. Mahler
Brothers end Co., 7, Minciag-lens, tobacco =roam* on
an order purporting to be seemed by Furst Wreidt, a ow-
respondent of Messrs. Mahlera at .Lltona, near Hamburg.
On a subsequent date the primmer preenstoi an seder fee
the payment of MM. to Messrs. Cape and Co., Liverpool,
but Wore the money was paid it was discovered that the
order was a forgery.
Roost August Wreidt said be resided at Althea, and
was a loam* manufacturer in partnership with his father.
The praetor had been in their employment for about a
year, but left suddenly three weeks ego without any oohs@
of his intention to go to Ragland. The orders produced
were not in his (witness's) handwriting, but were good
imitations. He believed they were in the handwriting of
the prisoner. Since leaving Lifelike deficiency of between
2001. and :ha. had boa discovered in the prisoner's ac-
counts. Be had always been kn•wn by the name of
En hart, and not by those of Tender or Langer, which
he had given to Messrs. Mahler and Mews. Cape. The
witness added that he had come to Engl►nd to prosecute
for the sake of the prisoner's family, who had done all
they could to reform him, but without effect. They new
wished him to be punished.
The Lord Mayor committed him for trial

A very creditable-looking woman entreated the magis-
trate to relieve her necessities under the following dis-
tressing circumstances :

She stated that sis hail three young children, and
owing to her continued poverty, had for some time re-
ceived an allowance of broad homtheparish of St. Margaret
and St. John, Westminster. On Saturday she succeeded
in obtaining Lit a day's work, and scut her little girl to
the workhouse for her bread. Mr. Collies, the relieving
officer, asked where her mother was, and on her replying ,
, that she had gone to half a day's work, he said she
could not want bread than," and refused to give her as;,
and when she got home she found her children starving.
In addition to this she had a child lying very ill at home,
and was unable to obtain an order for medial aid for it or
for the necessary sustenance.
Mr. Ingham—Your remedy is to go before the board and
make your complaint. When does the board meet ?
Applicant—l don't know ; and if I did it would be of
so use. I should not be allowed to go before them.
Office•keeper—Thorsdey is theboard day.
Applicant—What am Ito do till then? I have not got
a bit of anything for my three children. Are they to
starve ? _ _

lir: Ingham—Have you no husband?
AppHoant—No ; I have not. I have bees a widow
these two years—left with there three poor children to
strive for. The bread is given for thew I want an order
for • doctor as well as food and I shall not get it without
your worship Is good enough to interfere for me.
Mr. Ingham vent a note with the pool woman requesting
immediate attention to her use.
London, England, 1868-04-07

To ALL in DEBT or DIFFICIILTIES.—The
hanoellor's New Bankruptcy Bill will. if passed,
.1 the lenient statutes of 1861. and compel debtors to pity
'I turtles desirous of settling their affairs by bankruptcy
,te arrangement. with immediate protection of person
r..nerty ter the existing law, should at once consult Mr.
ALL, 13, Bodngballorreet, nearly opposite the Bank.
• t °art, London. Consultation free. Fees for protection
•..:ed.
London, England, 1868-04-07

FLOTIESOK, Aria 6, Evarnta

At to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the discussion of the Grinding Tax Bill clauses was
concladed. The Chamber reserved its final vote
upon the whole bill in consequence of its having
approved Signor Bargoni's order of the day, for
the postponement of the final vote until after the
discussion of the other financial measures.

Negotiations are now proceeding between some
supporters of the ministry and Signor Bargoni and
other members of the third party for voting the
bill immediately after Easter.
The Chamberwill suspend its sittings during the
vacation until the lGth inst.

ROME.

ROME, Arm 5, EVIXIIIO.

A camp is about to be formed at Rocca Pomo,
under General Zippi, including infantry, cavah-r,
and

artillery.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, AP/IL It.

It is asserted that the Austrian Cabinet intend
to hand in their resignation should the Reichsrath
resolve upon increasing either the consolidated or
floating public debt.
London, England, 1868-04-07

IT ARDS' FARINACEOUS FOOD,
FOR INFANTS sad INVALID&
Masisfactrared at the ROYAL VICTORIA MILLS, Dartford,
Rant, Entlaral.
THE REPORT OF JONATHAN TNITIZA.
ha% , carefully examined and repeatedly prescribed 'Harris'
Farinaceous Food ' :see Pereira'. Treatise on Food and Diet,'
pages 309 and 473. de ), which In prepared from the most nutri-
tious of the cereal ins. It anathema both nitrogenised and
aonativegenised alMtary prinelpies, and forms a very valu-
able food r children and invalids.
"SONIC. MIURA, F./LB.,
" Physician to the London Hospital,
" 47, Finsbury-square, July 1, MS.*
Soli by all respectable chemists sad patent medicine vendors,
tea dealers, and Italian warehouses, in packets at la. and ta
ea,tt , also In tin cases at 7s. Od., for families and exportation.
As a caution against spurious imitations, It is necessary to ob-
serve that all genuine packet. and cases are slimed " JAS.
HARD.;"
London, England, 1868-04-22

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

CLERKENWSLL.
ALUM= TZLONIOUB •1311•17 LT IT • 711.•DCWAS.
Ar‘pustes Rairiaott,wholesale milliner,of 2, Lloyd-square,
Obwkenwell, surrendered to his homes charged with
Indecently eassrdUng Hrs. Ha, of 1, Canal-
road, WEarf-road, &bed worker.
It may be reenembered that the preeecutrir was in the
employment of the defendant, and it was alleged that he
had criminally assaulted her on the °cession of her
returning some work to his premise&
A witness was now willed to prove that the woman
complained of the defendant's conduct when she got
hose, and eppemared to be week.
For the it was urged that the whole dory was
• Same of falsehoods; and a lodger occupying • room
part to that he which the offence was alleged to have
been eammiMerd, swore that he heard neither screams nor
aeurning, as lad been alleged ; but
The magleteatie eggs romeaded the defendant, on bail.
SOUTHWARK.
London, England, 1868-04-22

OUR PARIS LETTER.

(raom ova OWN 0013211POND1211.)
PASIS. TUESDAY EVENING.

The Senate to-day, at the request of the car-
dinals, adjourned the great debate on the petition
against " Materialist" professors in the University
till May 10. This delay is only on the principle
reculer pour mieux sauter. The church intends to
try its strength with the government on this theme
The Cardinal Archbishop of Rouen has given
notice, in a letter to a brother " eminence " that
he will strain every nerve to oppose that shelving
of the petition by the order of the day which M.
Chair d'Est Ange's report proposed. The cry of
the clerical journals is "No order of the day."
The result of the debate will entirely depend upon
the more or less resolute attitude of government.
The vast majority of the senators, though men of
very doubtful orthodoxy, if they were put to the
test of cross-examination by an inquisitor, look upon
the " church " as a precious adjunct to civil govern-
ment. M. Sainte Beuve is probably the only sena-
tor who will have the courage to say plainly that
to teach that an old rag which was once soaked in a
dirty, but sainted beggar's sore, is a spe-
cific against cholera ; that Salette water is
endowed with miraculous virtues ; and that
any trumpery bought for a few coppers at
any of tie numerous shops which sell " objects of
piety" will give grace to the wearers, is far worse
materialism than anything taught by professors of
physiology in medical schools. Unfortunately M.
Sainte Beuve's health is so delicate that it is
doubtful whether he will be able to take part in
the debate.

An action will shortly be tried in which the
plaintiffs are the nett of kin of Madame Mertens,
the woman who was murdered in the forest of
Fontainebleau, and the Comptoir d'Escompte de-
fendants. The question is whether the Comptoir
d'Escompte or the Mertens succession is to bear
the loos occasioned by the forgery of murderess
Madame Frigard. The contention of the
Comptoir d'Escompte is that by virtue of a special
contract with Madame Mertens she was bound at
her peril to give notice if she lost the blank re-
ceipts which she had, in order that the bank might
be protected against forgery. M. Dufaure is re-
tained for the Comptoir d'Escompte and M. E.
Dupuy for the Mertens family.
The Bourse was extremely firm. Rente rose 150.
for cash and 10c. for account, closing at 69fr. 40c.
and 69fr. 45c. Italian rose 45c., closing at 48fr. 95c.
Mobilier, 13fr. 75c. ; Credit Foncier, 7fr. 50c. ; and
Comptoir d'Escompte, 2fr. 50c.
London, England, 1868-04-22

NARROW ROWS MN RIM ARCM= BY ♦ RAILWAY

_
MOIL
Jo. Iletpirot dirk is her Majesty's Ountesas. was
etunmocied Ware Mr. Barehass, foe anlawfally 'Mess*
La.!:get bile • carriage while in motion, at the Louden-
., Al6Oll of the Greenwich Railway,
his ato greet Jeopardy by falling between the
platfona.
Mr. Albeit Lewis, solicitor, from the law elan of the
Beath Rasher& Railway, attended to prosecute.
A lad la the employ of the company said that on the
afternoon of the 21st of February he was on duty on the
platform of the Greenwich Railway at London•bridge. and
on the arrival of the train from Charing-cross, he saw the
defendant seize hold of the handle of the carriages and
an by the tide attempting to open it, when he was sad-
London, England, 1868-04-22

ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE EMPRESS OF

AUSTRIA.
BUDA, Aram 22.
The Empress of Austria gave birth to a Princess
et 5 o'clock this morning. Her Majesty is doing
well.

ITALY.
TURIN, Aram 22, MORNING.
The marriage contract between Prince Humbert
and the Princess Margherita of Genoa was signed
yesterday. The contract was witnessed by the
French, Prussian, and Saxon ministers.
Prince Napoleon will not be present at the
Florence fetes.
London, England, 1868-04-22

W.N.M.

Barometer cortheted end reduced toff deg. at sea levet The
letter. r (rheas), f (falling) a(steady). indicate dlreoUon of
sendoned the within ladle ham. Tharaiotheter ezpewrd
S. made. Istrathe °roe, with ttedireeliee thelutraft bean.
Z. —eaha. Weather: b. —tine sky ; a...cicada ( rid) ; t.—
lag • ; L—tlghtthog in.—thisty (May) ; ti.--ortseeel
idea); ; —mow —thandee. detwlen, via" or
nfß smelted), during LA 24 lotus. dm distarbenee.
1IMA1K&

Since yesterday elnuarphertcal pre;eure has Increased is Scot-
, lead to the extent of wore then half an Inch. In the southern
and western districts. although MI readings show some Increase
during the lag fa , yet pressures hare nished • little
daring the night. fart now exist In the north.
The difference between at Nairn end Rochetoet
Is six-tenths at an Inch. Temperature ts higher in the
north of Scotism!. The gale extended darts* yeeterday
to the north of Nor:land end to &Oland it continued la the
ChaitneL, but went down In the south of Ireland. This morning
winds are higher, hat have backed to moth-warn In the .oath ;
they are fresh In the Channel, with ahi h sat Rain has fallen at
nearly all our at
Land is thin several plows se
continuing. The sky genstully ovemset
London, England, 1868-04-22

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