The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-10 00:00:00

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QUREN'S THEATRE. —At 10, Kotzebue's
Jammu* play of the STRANGER Imirtootoed by B. Korot E..q
inkier the title of THE STRANGER STRANGER THAN EVER:

tUREN'S THEATRE.—At 10.30, a SERIOUS
viM CANCAN danced by tit. Stnayer and Kr. HAller.

ROYA.L ALHAMBRA PALACK—Managi ng
Dirootam Mr. E. PTRANOE Hato of Um Crystal Palmist
lament and mot marnineent Theatre In the W A...nnari
valid Entertainment by a Oompany of Four Hundred r..5.
Tare* Balletelband of SOL Gomm& and variatia&—Commomm at &
Ono flkiliiiig.—Bomodion open frt.m 11 to 1.

WATCH FOR EVERYBODY—by Streeter's
Machinery. New Lecture, with full illuatratioaa of the
1•12 aeluneetnade Watah, try Ptafewor Pepper, ennaseneing
THIN EVENING, at N, at the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INItYt
TUTION.

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

(moven ixtraa's 60/ CM)
FRANCE.
BANQUET TO ENGLISH BARR

PARIS, Dec. 9.
Yesterday, the French bar gave a banquet, at
the Grand Hotel, to the foreign barristers at pre-
sent in France. The chair was taken by M.Grevy,
having on his right Mr. Huddleston, Q.C.
M. Grin, proposed the health of the foreign
banisters. Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., replied, and
said :—" The bar of England and the bar of
France are brothers. The bar has shown that
it is a grand school of civic virtue, and the road
to right and liberty." In conclusion, Mr. Hud-
dleston expressed a hope that the two bars, even
as the two peoples, would remain the first in
honour and in fame. (Enthusiastic applause.)

ANOTHER ERITPT/ON OF MOUNT ETNA_

VALETTA, Dac. 9.
Telegrams received here report that the violent
eruption of Mount Etna, which occurred on the
28th of November last, had gradually subsided
until the night of December 8, when at 8 o'clock
it broke out afresh with increased violence, and
lasted until 5 o'clock this morning, vomiting
flames and lava to an enormous height. The lava
falling flowed in every direction, devastating the
surrounding country. Rand fell on Aci Reale, and
even Messina. To-day the eruption is less active,
but deafening detonations continue, and the smoke
prevents the tracing of the course of the lava.
Throughout the past night crowds assembled at
Malta, although distant 120 miles, to witness this
magnificent spectacle.
CATANIA, Dar. 9.
Last night the eruption of Mount Etna recom-
menced on a very large scale. Stones and in-
candescent matter were projected to a great
height. This morning the lava is flowing in an
easterly direction.

SPAIN.
THE INSURRECTIONARY MOVEMENT IN

CADIZ.

MADRID, DEC. 9.

The Gazette publishes some interesting details
from Cadiz, dated last night. At fl p.m. the insur-
gents occupied the Hotel do Ville and the surround-
ing houses,w here they formed barricades. The troops
occupied the Custom-house and neighbourhood as
far as the gate, and the consuls had taken refuge
in the Custom-house. The insurgents allowed
the women and children to depart, but forced all
able-bodied men to stay and fight for them. The
civil governor of Cadiz took refuge at San Fer-
nando. A telegraphic message has arrived
stating that the convicts and the former rural
guard bad taken part with the insurgents. But
from San Fernando it is telegraphed that the
movement is reactionary, with the name and ele-
ments of republicanism, to judge by the amount of
money which circulates among the insurgents. The
civil governor of Tarragona telegraphs that he had
received information that the republicans intended
to attempt to release and arm the convicts, but
fitting precautions to prevent this had been tukeu.

THE PRUSSIAN DIET.
BERLIN, Dm 0, ETENINO.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
a reLolution was adopted requesting the vern-
nunt to take steps for causing the Prussian
Ministry for Foreign Affairs to be amalgamated
Ly the year 1870 with a concentrated Foreign-
office for the North German Confederation.
During the debate Count Bismarck said—" Con-
fidential negotiations with our federal allies have
convinced me that we shall be able to lay the
necessary bill on this subject before the North
German Parliament at its next mooting."