The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-27 00:00:00

INDIA.

BOMBAY, duNE 16.

71b. shirtings, br. 7a. ; 811 b. ditto, 6i. 7a. ; 40's
mule twist, 11a.—market quiet. Cotton dull:
Dhollerah, 235 r. Shipments of the week, 78,375
bales. Exchange on London, ls. 111 d. Freights to
Liverpool, 325. 6d. to 35e.
CALCUTTA, Jvxz 15.

71b. skirtings, br. 7a. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. Ba. ; 40's
mule twist, 6r.—market dull. Cotton, 20r.
Exchange on London, le. 11 1-16 d.

AmmacA.
NEW YORE, Jim 26.
The Allan (Glasgow) steamship St. David arrived
out to-day.
Gold, 144 ; Sterling Exchange on London, 110'i;
6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 113}; ditto,
1886, 1111; 10-40 Bonds, 1071; Illinois, 157 ;
Erie, 7Q; Cotton, Middling Upland, 811 • Flour,.
Mara State, R Us.. 76e. ; Com, loam*
1 dol. Bc.

The Royal Mail steamer Cuba arrived at Queenstown
at 4.30 p.m. yesterday with 168 cabin paesengan and
616,400 dole. in specie. She landed 102 sacks of mails and
86 passengers, and proceeded at 4.40 p.m. for Liverpool.
All well. _ _

NEW YORK, Jura 16, NOON.,

The Senate, by 16 to 27,has :ejected the amend-
ment to the pending Currency Bill, authorising the retire-
ment of United States note. equal in amount to any
increased issue of the national currency.
The House of Representatives has refused to amend the
Tax Bill so as to impose a tax of 2 per oent. upon the
Government Bonds.
The full returns of the Florida election show a radical
majority in the State legislature of 32 on the joint
b.
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Adsices from Hayti state that on the 3rd inst., Sebum
repulsed the Came' attack on Port-au-Prince, and slaugh-
tered all the prieoners captured. The Cams were organi-
zing to renew the attack.
NEW YORK, Russ 17, Noosr.
The Senate has passed a bill removing the political dis-
abilities of a large number of Carolinians, including
Oovenor Holden._ . -- . . .

—lti:"4oii;lthat Governor Humphreys, of Mississippi,
and the State Attorney-General have been removed, and
military successors appointed.
Thereported Fenian concentration of arms and stores on
the frontier is denied. The Canadian authorities con-
tinue, however, to take precautionary measures.
Intelligence from Mexico states that the revolutionists,
Nwrete and Rivera, are being well sustained in Yucatan
sad at Puebla.
Cholera has appeared at Matanzas.

The Moniker of yesterday announces that the
Emperor Napoleon, who is at the Chalons camp, was pre-
sent on 'Thursday at a grand military manoeuvre, com-
manded by General de !hilly, and that his Majesty
mounted his horse at half-past eleven in the morning and
did not return to the imperial quarters until five o'clock in
the afternoon.

THE AERONAUTICAL EXIIEBITION.—This exhibi-
tion, to see which many visitors went to the Crystal
Palace yesterday as well as Thursday, was in as incom-
plete a state as when we previously referred to it. The
balloon again proved itself Le Captif, both by name and
nature, the efforts of the owner and his assistants, with the
aid of a puffing steam engine, being insufficient to set it
free. The Aeronautical Society, and not the Crystal
Palace managers, must, however, be answerable for any
blame, as the ground has been lent to the former without
any participation in their programme on the part of the
latter.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Jtnfs 15.—The Queen has
been graciously pleased to appoint Mr. William Gregory
to be her Majesty's vice-consul at Tamsuy ; the Queen
has also been graciously pleased to appoint Mr. Henry
F. Hance to be her Majesty's vice-consul at Whampos.
The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint
Mr. William Hyde Lay to be her Majesty's vice-consul
at Taku. The Queen ham also been graciously pleased to
appoint Mr. Charles Carroll to be her Majesty's vice-
consul at Pagoda Island.—Gszeits.
THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON MILITARY EDI:W.A-
.:Torr.—The royal warrant appointing this commission
appears in last night's Gazette. The commission is consti-
tuted as follows:—Earl de Grey (chairman), Lord Eustace
Cecil, M.P., Lord de Roe, Lord lgorthbrook,D.Sr Charles
Russell, Bart., M.P.; Lieut.-General Sir Cameron,
H.C.B. ; Rev. Dr. Butler, Head Master of Harrow (in
place, apparently, of Dr. Vaughan, who has declined the
appointment) • Rev. W. C. Lake, Brigadier-General
Colonel Haythorne (late of Indian Staff), and
Lieutenant-Colonel sammey, The inquiry is ordered to
be extended over the following subjects :—Age of admis-
sion to the army; qualifications for communion ; method
of examination ; state of the Royal Military College
at Sandhurst, and the Royal Military Academy
at Woolwich, and their reform if needed; age for
admission of cadets; proportion of teaching of special
professional subjects to general knowledge ; course of in-
struction generally with regard to the separate branches;
propriety of keeping these two establishments separate,
with admission on different conditions; poesibilityof encou-
raging public and private schools to prepare candidates;
expediency of passing all candidates for commissions
through the military colleges ; inquiry into the value of
the respective courses at the Staff College, the advanced
class for artillery officers, and the engineer instructional
establishment at Chatham ; general suggestions for im-
provements in military education.
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