The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-02 00:00:00

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MOORt and HUNTON,
WHOLESALE and EXPORT
CABINET 116A143674 and UPHOLSTERERS,
106. 109. 110, 111. 112, and 113, PAULIMIT, and
35, 36, 37, to, end 41, WORSHIP
PINSBURY-SQUARE, LONDON,__ '
Beg to announce the completion of their New Warehouses.

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of eliessming and polishing dang=aulltiktfmahmaise.
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immediately COMMITNICATE with Mr. NICHOLLS, Private
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THING 70 HES £DVANTAOh..

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and Secretary to theipmatutual Assurance Society.
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Mn. BOUCICAtTLVIS FARKWILL.—Mr. and Mre.
Dion Boucicault made their last appeaeanos before the
Irish public, at the Theatre Boysli bibb as BetaniaZ
ev=ing, in dersh-ore-Ports, beers an overawing and
enthusiastic isedimees. At the tsmairmticia of the play Mr.
and Mrs. Bossinedi some helms the in
awn with • vociferous demand from all Isidro' thehouse,
and received as ovation which lasted several minutes.
On their retirement a second call was made her • speech
from Mr. Bounce:at, when he came forward labour-
ing under great emotion, said:—lndies and —I
would very much rather you had not caned upon me to
say farewell, but you have done soda each a spirit,
and in such a way, that I must come to bid you good-bye,
though totally unprepared to make any observations. (Load
cheers) I have not so announced it, but this is our last
awl=eddcacoanoTtsotiPT ailli'dtltue4laredraita,re 13/lerbtr reasons
you fare-
well. (Loud :errs.) Play
is my native city.- (" We
are proud of you," and applause). My earliest SIIIOCia.
tions are all conected with this place—(" More power,"
and loud cheers) and perhaps • greater reason—l
don't know whether it be really so—l like to think that
you have received me more warmly than any others.
(Tumultuous cheering, and a cry of " You are not appre-
ciated anywhere eke') My better self —(" Bring her
outn—has an in the public service everase oe she was
• thild-,(cheer—teren yaus—
which she has pas)red by ty
my side—(l her stand be)--eixteen sideof
you now," and great cheers)— I think, now that ahe
has helped me to gain an hanourable leaven-
derroe, it is time she should—(loud applause,
during which the rat of the sentence was
loet)--and whim she retires from public life the
stage will no kern have any charms for me. (" You
mud come back,' and cheers.) I intend to devote myself
entirely to literary pursuits. sad I shall endeavour to send
you, from time to time, *tures of Irish life end Irish
character better even than those at the Oilismis Jaws and
Arrig-ted-Perts ; and, thereby', k therm& el O'Grady,
ithough I shall not be here in person, I dal be with you
spirit any way." I do of 'mow what literary value
may be aged to them weeks, but they eau &n the
tree Irish heart, sad Ike is India* with taw Irish
spirit (tremendous , I ono, tbsooleroo to bid
you farewell ( no), and, you may retain some
pleasant meseeiss of as, I can mum you that we shall
never forget your 'abounded Makers (roam of applause,
daring which Mr. Barak:salt retired).
CaTdrAL PALLCII. 011 DAY.-
Terneaav, Deo. l.—Admimices by mason delft* 91$;
Alto en jogoisit, 1110 ; Mai 'idiot% 19300.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 30.
The Provisional Government has sent very strict
direelions to the prefects to mabitain order in
those towns where disturbances have lately taken
It is expected that the Gamete will publish to-
morrow a circular to the same effect, addressed to
all the provincial authorities.
The government is firmly resolved unflinchingly
to maintain public order.
MADRID, Dam 1.
A circular of Senor Sagest& has been published
to-day, stating that the government, while
resolved to protect the cause of the revolu-
tion, is, at the same time, equally resolved to
maintain the credit of the country and the
future liberty and dignity of Spain. It is deter-
mined to overcome all obstacles which may
hinder the attainment of that patriotic object.
The civil governors are therefore recommended to
be on their guard against reactionary manceuvres,
the object of which is to cause partial disturb-
ances, or to break up orderly public meetings, in
the hope that the government may thereby be in-
duced to deprive the citizens of the right
to hold them. The circular adds:—" In
this the reactionists deceive themselves. The
cis iil governors have the means to prosecute
and punish all such criminal manceuvres,
without having to overstep the bounds prescribed
by existing laws. The governors must warn the
people that the demagogues who thus attempt
to unsettle affairs are nothing but agents of the
two Bourbon branches. Under all circumstances,
the provisional government has resolved boldly
to pursue the path of liberty, and to guarantee
order and punish all who may make the slightest
attempt against the rights which the country has
achieved.' A decree of Senor Zorilla orders that
from to-day the profession of stock and general
brokers as well as interpreters at the different sea-
fJose, shall be thrown open. Every Spaniard or
oreigner can pursue these callings without any
obligation to obtain authorisation, or enter into
any bond. It will, however, be necessary to enter
into a bond to become member of the committee
of stockbrokers, of general brokers, or of interpre-
ters. _ _

—Tile subeeriptiong to the national loan amount to
337,000,000 realm (3,310,416/.).

THE PRUSSIAN DIET.
BERLE% Dr.c. 1, EVECT,M.
In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Diet, Herr Windhorst moved that fhe replacing of
the members of the Superior Tribunal by judges
who are not officially appointed as members of
that tribunal is not allowed by law. This motion
was the subject of a very animated speech from the
Minister of Justice. He said : " You may succeed
by these motions in effecting a saving of money,
but you will not prevent additional judges
being brought into requisition. I bane no liberal
tendencies, and do not try to cnrry favour with
political parties. If necessary I shall appoint ad-
ditional judges, and place tho amount of their
salaries in the budget. This would be the occasion
for a conflict which the government do not seek,
but will accept if forced to it. I shall in future
propose to the King only such judges for the
Sup( nor Tribunal us will not accept any seat in the
Di..t." This speech created great sensation in the
house, and after a violent debate the motion of
BUT Wiadhorat was adopted.

THE DUKE OF BRABANT.
BRUSSELS, Dsc. 1, Evimuro,
The Etoile Beige of to-day states that the doc-
tors attending the Prince Royal are waiting till
the royal patient shall regain a little strength to
advise his removal to a more clement climate, and
they have good reason to hope that they could
then vouch for his entire restoration to health.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Die. 1.
Yesterday being the Sultan's 39th birthday, the
usual salutes were fired, and an official reoeption
took place at the Palace.
Conemenos Boy, Turkish Charge d'Affaires, left
on Saturday for St. Petersburg.

AMERICA.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.
The National steamship France arrived here
to-day.
Closing Prioes :--Gold closed at 1351; the highest
quotation during the day was 1351; the lowest
136. Sterling exchange on London, 1091; 6-20
United States Bonds, 1882, 1104; ditto, 1886,
1071; ditto, 1865, 1101; 10-40 Bonds, 1051.
Illinois, 1421 ; Erie, 381. Cotton, Middling Up-
land, 251. Petroleum, standard white, 321. Flour,
extra State, 6 doh. 20e. to 6 doh. 800. Corn,
old mixed, 1 dol. 17c.

CONSTANTIPOPLI, DEC. I.—Colonel O'ReaLli
and his fellow-prisoners, implicated in intrigues ag
Wand Arab in Syria, arrived here yesterday from Boy-
rout, and await their trial before the Council of Polioa.—
Bester's Telerees.
QuzinaTown, DEC. I.—The Inman Royal Mail
steamer My of London, from New York, arrived here at
11.40 p.m. to-day. Having landed mails and passenger,
she proceeded for LivarpooL All wall. She brings no
elmoom
GIST OP • LIP73OAT TO THE HMG OF SWEDEN.
.Tames Gunton Chillingworth, sole partner of the
firm of W. Obillingworth and Soo, of :431!T!.af Tower.
attest, London, must iprematal to the Daemon nation,
through his • M the King, • lifeboat nom
Wald with all stores, as as acknowledgment fer
vend kindness shown him during bis remit visit to
Stockholm and other parts, and foe the courteous reap-
tion aimorded him by his Majesty. The lOWA was
built by Means. Forma and Boa, the beim Is the
National Lifeboat Institution, and is nested the William
• -• • ' Ur. Jame, CU-
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iiClaMyra* sown al Kr. ISOM Obil•
*/ labs aft, sad mother. TM boat lett Lau-
don Ice Gothaubmi, by the Mary, last Saturday.
Domino sod Co., Whit, are UN Urged
Mrs:air' riValdr=hwaal:
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