The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-11 00:00:00

PO4BION MAILS.

OVTWAID CAPS MAIM PLTIROV7III. IC= 10.—Tba Union
Company's Cape Royal Nail statinso4 Cambrian, Capt. Liam
Snare, arrived in Plymouth Bound en Wedne4lllo=
Southampton, and having embarked the f t's
meth.' m for the dale of Good Mope. Her mann 0113;
sackr-1411 smumally arge number ism there has been a
forintittimail. Among her are the marabersTerre
new ea
Lancers), (aptVo4orte (1 alth Regiment), Capt. Gibbons (tat*
Nth Raginnentb Capt. Citataaeat (lab ad do lath Itegtraent), and
Mr. Perrin, Engineer.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
Carmen Dr Laxtdirn.—Baizsirr Trent.--On the mode-
rator taking the chair at the morning mderrot to-day, a
protect against the decision of the assembly on Friday
night last, with reference to the endowment question, was
lodged by the minority. A committee of the majority was
appointed to answer the protest. The protest has already
been signed by 110 =sabers at the aisisibly.—Heiser,
Wenn:moue Nrontr.—(By Telegraph.)—To-day the Gene-
ral Assembly of the Irish Presbyterian Church seat a
special despatch to London, to the Be,. H. Hen-
derson, presbyterian minister, inquiring whether
when representing the Protestant Defence Association he
said before the Premier on Monday that the Ministers of
the Assembly had stood boldly out in defence of the esta-
blished church. The members on both sides denounced
the statement, if used. The Assembly demanded a reply
or Friday, for consideration.
THE CONSPIRACY TO INTERRUPT ME Litrffit-
POOL MEETINCIB.—On Wednesday evening last, as already
known, Mr. John Bright, M.P., addressed a large mom'e2
of natives of the principality, mumbled at the Ro
Amphitheatre, Liverpool, under the auspices of the W
Reform Association. On Tuesday the promoters were
thrown into a state of great excitement and alarm by the
discovery that a very considerable number of ad= talon
ranxx
tickets had been fo and put into circulation. This
was imputed to the of the town, a numerous
body, who, it was had adopted this sus-
picious method of gaining access to the meeting
for the purpose of creating a disturbance.
not this discovery been made, it seems more than pro-
bable that a serious row would have taken place. Yester-
day Mr. Gully, barrister, applied to the stipendiary magis-
trate, on behalf of certain members of the Welsh Reform
At sociation, fur summonses against the printers of the
ticket in question, and the persons by whose order they
wire executed. The offence charged was that of con-
spring to create a breach of the peace, or a riot. The
learned counsel said it was well known that the parties
who sought to gain admission to the meeting by such
tickets were not likely to agree with the views of Mr.
John Bright or his friends. The magistrate at once
granted the summonses.
ADMIRALTY, JUNE 10.—APTOLNTMErrs.—Lieu-
tenants Fred. W. B. H. IL Heron, to the Frederick
William; Armand T. Powiett, to the Royal George; and
Henry J. Fantle., to the Pembroke. flub-Lieutenalts
Gerald C. Langley and George Irat, to the IrresietiVe.
Nay.gating Sub-Lieutenant C. W. 'Conch' and Henry
A. Futher, to the Irresistible. Paymaster Edward 8. IL
Tower, to the Irresistibl Chief Engineer Wm. Joey, to
the Irresii tible. Assistar t-Paymasten Valentine D. J.
Bickeord, to the Duncan, and Andrew C. Jeffreys, to
the Irresistible. Engineers John Ferguson (a) and G. E.
M. Keey, to the Irresistible.
Tit It MURDER AT ASHTON-UNDKR-LTNIL—An in-
quest was held at Ashton-under-Lyne on Timely on the
body of Herb Dempsey, an Irishman, VS yeazsof age, who
died on fy from the effects of the injuries
which be renewed from several of the English noten
during the attack on Flag-alley on the oansion of the late
riots. The evidence showed that the declined, who was
of a very kst disposition, eras savagely ansultsd an be
was strum at the tip of the alley where be resided, and
bad to be taken to the bouts of a medical seam whin it
was found that he bad received four scalp wounds, and
was also injured on the left W. The decniaid grssinally
grew worse, and his depositions, containing the above Leta,
we re taken in presence of a magistrate on the 29th of
Mr y. After several witnesses bad been examinid, the in-
qu ry was adjounx d until the 19th instant, s) that tie
pot cis author ities might have further opportunity of bein;
able to ascertain who bad struck the fatal blows.

CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.—
WI DNIIIDAT, JUNE 10.—Adiaiseion by "moon ticket',
1,710; ditto. on payment, 2,037 ' • total, 4,647.
For 30 years Horniman and Co. have co-op ',Tilted
thlough f milk to Mewl/ tee ea noire *demotes mum terst.tteo
by the en lamp ehtnnel ; their tea reaches the comma T ft, the
•sne pure date se it leave.; the roper, se it is seemed in pan 01.
—l,Ad‘eal amenti