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The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-15

THE BREAKING NET."

Tnz Dean of Corm, who is Bishop-designate of
Peterborough, has published under this title the
sermon which he delivered a few weeks ago at the
meeting of the Church Congress in Dublin. It
was preached of course from the text of which the
phrase forms a part ; and is applied in part to the
Irish Church. Many of our older divines, like some
of our modern preachers, from LATIMER to SIDNEY
SMMI and Mr. Sruxozort, have not thought
occasional flashes of humour to be out of place in
the pulpit. We suspect that Dean MAOSE is of
this way of thinking, and that there is a subtle
and suppressed irony in his selection of a text.
The net, on the occasion to which the Doan's text
refers, broke, as the Dean has sine° been reminded,
because it enclosed a great multitude of fishes.
If the not of the Irish Church breaks it will cer-
tainly not be for this reason, but because of the
rottenness of the meshes. The fish will not come
in. They are caught by other note managed by
other fishermen. Dean Msosx ought to have
selected his text from an earlier verse in the same
chapter. " Master, we have toiled all night and
" have taken nothing." That is the true
condition of the Irish Church. If it were other-
wise, the take of fishes would have been scarcely
less miraculous than its prototype. The parallel
might be carried further. The fishermen wash-
ing their nets, cast them down for another
draught, and found them enclosing a great mul-
titude of fishes. Lot the Protestant Church.
in Ireland clear itself from the impurity and in-
justice of its connexion with the State, and its
Bishops and Deans and clergymen may be, what
they have never yet been, true fishers of mon.
Dean MAGEE thinks that a State which dues not
award special honours to some sect is godless,
creedless, prayerless. He takes the shadow for
the substance, the form for the reality,
just as a man might who should confound
the monarchy with its symbols. Another Dean,
of higher repute, takes a sounder and, we venture
to say, a more Christian view. Tho Dean of Cut-
TERBLItY more wisely declares that a State is
Christian just in the degree in which it acts from
Christian motives and in a Christian spirit, and
not in virtue of outward professions and ceremo-
nies.
London, England, 1868-03-06

SERIOUS BREAD RIOTS IN SPAIN.

Serious and fatal bread riots are reported as
having occurred in Grenada last week. A crowd
about 2,000 in number proceeded to tho house of
the civil governor demanding that the price of
bread should be reduced from 22 to 8 cuartos the
pound. He promised to comply as far as was in his
power with their demands. They then marched to the
Town-hall, end not obtaining a satisfactory
answer, they smashed the windows and spread
themselves through the town, committing acts of
plunder. The lamps were extinguished and the
residences of those who were considered wealthy
were attacked. A proposition being made to
seize the corn stores, they set themselves
to work, tilled several carts with corn,
and paraded them in triumph before the Town-
hall. An officer who endeavoured to resist them
was ill-treated and wounded. At last the soldiers
were called out, martial law proclaimed, and orders
given to arrest the rioters. The latter left the
Place del Carmen, where the Town-hall is situated,
and dispersed amongst the bye-streets shouting,
" Long live the Queen ;" " Bread at four cuartos,"
at the same time pelting the soldiers
with stones. The infantry now received
orders to fire, and the cavalry to charge. Fortu-
nately they fired high, but, as it was, a well-
known pork-sausage seller was hit by a ball. A
municipal policeman was killed in Alhondega-
I street, and a lieutenant and civil guardsman were
wounded. After a abort cessation the riot recom-
menced at 3 o'clock. General Blanco took com-
mand of the troops in person, and ordered
fresh charges of cavalry. Several additional ca-
sualties ensued. At 7 o'clock all was calm again,
but patrols were abroad during the night. it is
reported that the agitation was renewed on Wed-
nesday morning, and that the troops had to make
even a more fatal use of their arms.
London, England, 1868-03-06

OF all apirits, brandy is the most wholesome
and useful when perfectly pure. It possesses properties
of great medical value, and hem often been the means of marks
human life. Used Judiciously. It la. at all times and on all occa-
sions, a harmless stimulant. So much, however, depends on the
parity of the spirit, that great caution should he azaressol In its
purchase, par icderly for invalids. Attention has been directed
to supplies (unmated by Messrs. AD. VALENTIN to the London
and other hospitals, and w gladly accord it our unqualified ap-
proval. It peonies aLL the virtues abed, are characteristic of
the fined and purest French brandies, combined with an exqui-
site delicacy of favour. Their extensive wine and liquor cellars
are situated at 1. Chapel-pines (Ms, Oxfordaireet;.—"Fatraet
from 'Court Journal; Jan. IL lint."
London, England, 1868-03-06

ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES t—lf so, call at
once cm the wmitesimsed, and be relieved from the =-
pies/ant fear of ImpeIsOCISCIIi and mentions. Dantrtptey and
divorce exam conducted on moderate tones. Prisate arrange•
menu made with creditors. Deeds of composition and sesign-
mint executed. Protection to person and property obtained
witblet publicity —Apply to Mr. E. H•1Bld, 417, Strand, W.C.
Hour, le till 4.
London, England, 1868-03-06

THE SUPPOSED MURDER AT SOUTH DZIPPIE

WISH having been stated in the London jour-
nals that one of the letters found upon they man
alleged to have been brutally murdered In the
neighbour-
hood of South Drift%ld was addressed from Scarborough
to "Mn,s DTiliooll, Tottenham, Middlesex," our reporter
yesterday made inquiries at &Winton of one of the err
geants of police (E 17), who was present at the petty ses-
sion then sitting. From what was stated there appears to
be no doubt that the information received in town as to
the demoted is correct as to the description of a eon of a
widow woman named Driscoll, who is well known at Tot-
tenham. This young man is a bricklayer's labourer, and
left his home some time ago,sit is supposed in search of em-
ployment. It is stated that the person upon whose dead
body eth inquest was opened and adjourned until the 10th
inst., appeared to be about 28 years of see. The son of
Mrs. Driscoll ia in his 24th you, and so satisfied ale
his friends that he is the same person, that his
sister, the constable informed the reporter, has
gone over to South Drittleld to view the body for the
purpose, if possible, of identifying thkremains. So closely
does the description tally with the appeanoes of her
brother, both as to height and age, that t is believed by
the family and in the neighbourhood—wham he
was well known—that he is the same parson.
Sines the period of Drimeoll's leaving hie home,
it appears that his mother has taken in a letter
directed to him, which she opened. That letter is now,
we understand, in the hands of the police authorities, and
probably may be produced at the inquest. Although it may
not be calculated to shed much light upon the on of
the unfortunate man's death its contents ere, wean told,
of considerable importance ; ladeed so important that, to
order that the ends of justice may not be frustrated, it is
considered, at present at least, prudent to withhold its
contents from the public. It is said that Leaper was sea
in the company of deceased at a 6.1 hour ea
night, sad ber eireantatenoss have traseplres=
justify the step thspoliee have taken.
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FOOD TO enx Peon all, nerves, longs, Lind UM' of old loud Malt
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peipitatioe, elseplestneet, debility. outing, which had
consumption, Tow spirit.. 60.000 cures wh
lechitline that of his llolinve the Pope. It eine
any times its cost In other remedies. —Tins, Sib.. Pa. ed.
Ms. 406, or Sd. per meal. Also tho Realenta Clbeednee
tender, more strengthening than concentrated beet —Ms lair?
TTA As.. 77, pepenteleadrant. Landes; oleo Fortnum end Mum
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London, England, 1868-03-06

rpHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East
1 Indies has now become an important feature. Since the
Introduction of Aram Tea, nearly SO years ago, the EAST
INDIA .ITA COUPAN Y have, on account of its great strength
and exquisite flavour, promoted It. sale by every means. The
Tea Districts, then couftned to l'pper Arra, have gradually
extended, and Ter from other parts of India are arriving, thus
offering Kreider varietits. The Company are now selling Anent,
Corbel, Darjeeling, A. , at from Os. led to es. 2d. per lb., and
China Tess as usual.—Warehouri, No. 9, Great St. IlelesYs.
churchyard, llishopagate. Price list forwarded on application.
London, England, 1868-03-06

INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD.

Munro rzazoluma.)
. PRINCE NAPOLEON IN BERLIIv.
BERLIN, MAital 5, Evimnro.
_

The Crown Prince of Priiseia paid a visit to
Prince Napoleon at the Hotel Royal to-day. His
Imperial Highness afterwards proceeded to the
Royal Palace in one of the state carriages to visit
the King.
. His Majesty afterwards returned the visit of uu
Imperial Highness.
The Princes Carl Albrecht and Adalbert, Duke
August of Wurtemberg, and Count Bismarck also
visited Prince Napoleon, who had previously
visited the Princes and the Queen Dowager at
Charlottenburg.
Prince Napoleon is invited to dine with the King
at a court dinner this evening.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Kars 5, Ivimxo.

The King has ordered two .00rrettes.to be built
in the dockyard of Dantzig, one of which is to be
iron-plated.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MARCH 5, Evrimo.

In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the
debate on the bill on the press was resumed.
Various amendments proposing to reduce the stamp
duty on newspapers were brought forward and sue-
oesaively rejected. The new article 3of the bill
then passed. The debate will be continued to-
morrow.

The Patric of this evening says that the Council
of State is examining the question whether the
holders of Mexican bonds should be indemnified.
Should the decision be favourable to the bond-
holders the indemnity would figure in the budget
which will be presented on Monday or Tuesday
next. The hone of the new loan remains fixed for
the end of March.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, BLiacu 5, Errxixo.

In to-day's sitting of tho Chamber of Deputies
the debate on Signer Rosai's motion for the aboli-
tion of the forced currency was continued.

The bill on the grinding tax has been placed on
the order of the day for Monday next.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Wows E.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes com-
pared with that of last week:—lncrease :
Notes, 9,000,000 f. ; Cash in hand, 4,666,000 f. ;
Treasury balance, 500,000 f. Decrease: Bills dis-
counted, 7,000,000 f. ; Advances, 400,000 f. ;•
Private accounts, 14,b00,000f.
London, England, 1868-03-06

BETTS'S CAPSULE PATENTS, to prevent
wren/meet& —Prance IS HEREBY olvis, that
NETTS% NAME is ON lIVEEN eArsuLs he makes fur
the principal merchants of Sagiand and France, thus enabling
vendor, purchaser, and consumer not only to identity the
genuineness of the Capin* but likewise the contents of the
vessel to which It Is applied. The Lord Chancellor, In his judg-
isent on the Bth Instant, mid that the Capsules are not weed
merely for the purpose of ornament, but that they are service-
able In protecting the beer hnen Injury, sod Insuring eenuins-
newt—Feb. no. ItiGS. Manulactortm, I, Wharf-reed, City-road,
London, end Bordeaux, France.

Ready thts day, No. VIII. for MARCH, of
IIIINSLEYS' MAGAZINE:
-R. an Illustrated Monthly. Frio. Ono MUBag. Conducted
by ED7IDID YATLI.
London Tinsley Brothers, IR Cathertheatroet, Strand
London, England, 1868-03-06

THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.

The special correspondent of the Tinus with the
Abyssinian expedition telegraphs, under date Atte-
gerat, Feb. 17 :
" The advancediguard has arrived at Antalo.
" Kauai will meet Sir Robert Napier on the
90th inst., two marches south of this place."

(actrria's TILBOILAN4.)
TURKEY.

PEILA, MARCH 4.

Two government steamers, with 30,000 lire on
board, left yesterday, to begin transporting emi-
grant families wishing to return from Greece to

Crete, and to provide them with funds for their
immediate wants.

A collision has taken place in the port of Sinop,
between the Italian steamer Benjamin Attwood,
and the French steamer Clyde. The former was
sunk, and two men drowned.

GREECE.
(Via Trieste.)

ATHENS. PEE. 2.).
Russian vessels have recommenced oonveyin;
Cretan families to Greece. The Greek steamer
Crete has made another successful run to Candia
with clothes, ammunition, and provisions, and ha,
returned to Syra.

THE CRETAN INSURvEti ECTNAI.OmAkN.
Private telegrams have been received here Inane;
that the Powers arc negotiating for a settlement
of the Cretan question at a Conference of tlnn
Ambassadors now being held at Constantio.wr
ith the assent of the Porto.

SPAIN.
MADRID. MARen E% ,

At the sitting of the congress to-day Senni Up: 3
announced that it was the intention of the ,or,•r._
meat to effect reforms in the sale of wo.•dlaode 1 .
longing to the State.

The Minister also stated that he WAS chit t
present the bill for the subvention of r.til4a% con:.
panies.

MADRID, :I 4;.

The Minister of the Interior has iss,k.l a cr.
cular to the Prefects desiring them to it 3,: et, ry
effort in their power to remedy the effects .4 'lt,
prevalent dearness of provisions, and oriterin.4
all disturbers of the public peace shall
punished.
At the sitting of the congress this
Senor 0011111 brought in a bill gmntingfurtha
for the conversion of the bonds of the PAN,,,
Debt in the form prescribed by the law of

1867. He also read the modi6ed articles ~i
budget, asking that a bill should be passed
diminution of the floating debt by restricting •'
emission of Treasury bonds.
London, England, 1868-03-06

R HE UM A TIS M.

Chronicle-Mike, Oolgraine, January MOM
Gentlemen remarkable teas et 11111111111t1C01 has come
under my notice to-day, and as I bans persolseiou to send it to
you for publicatioo, I do so, hoping It may benefit others.
Mr. William Sanderson, captain of the schooner Mary Marla,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne, at present taking in cargo at Port-
end', purchased of me • box of Peres Life PM, and
he told me that three months ago he was obliged to
use crutches to enable him to walk, and that he suffered greatly
from Rheumatism. A friend of his easing Mtn in this sad sista,
advised him to try Parrs Pills ; be did so, and before he
had finished taking the dint box be threw aside the crutches
Ile In now active and strong, and can walk nines without rest-
ing. Bloc* he commenced taking the Pills he ha, gained eleven
pounds in weight, looks younger, and feels better In every
way.
I am, gentlemen, yours truly,
J. 110Couglg

Sole Proprietors, T. RODERTS sad Ca, 8, Crane court, Fleet-
. . . .

PAM'S LIFE PILLS may be obtained of any Medicine
Yeadow la boxes, I. d., ta Al., and to tangly Packets, Ils.
each. Directions a ith each box.
London, England, 1868-03-06

ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from
fn. ; fall set from 15 ; on platinised silver, 7a Od. ; tall
set, IA ; on platina, 10a.: full set, 19; on gold, from 114. to
OIL ; full set, from 112 to 116 ; stopping, 6s. ; gold, 10s. ;
extraction by local amethcsia, 6s. ; under chloroform, !la ; old
sets refitted or allowed for. Consultation free. Mr. WARD,
S.M.D. and over 20 years Practical Dentist to Me Profession.—
188, Osfordstreet, W., between Duke and Orchard-street&
London, England, 1868-03-06

A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,
R. 61, Cokman-street. AC , Negotiates Partnerships, audits
and adjusts booksor intricate seeounts,effects arrangements with
creditors without publicity, and prepares accounts fur Court of
Baniouptcy. Sales of Reversions, We Inturesta, and Annuities
effected, and money obtained in connection with Life Assurance
London, England, 1868-03-06

VEYETAI- PALACE. —T HID.D GRAND
Tairigua, HANDEL FESTIVAL, June, ISO&
Onitsocros—Mr. COSTA.
This gnat celebration In commemoration of Handel will be
I helid under the meet distinguished patronage. llwracent as
forme celebrations have been, the coming Festival will afford
the most complete and effective display of Handel's mask, and
of colossi II orchestral effects ever witnessed In this or toy other
country. The orchestra. on the grandest laudable scale, will
consist of FOUR THOUdAND PCEFORN Eltd, sele,ted with the
• greatest care from all the best souracs and localities.
Tickets In seta for the three days, Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday, 16th, 170 s, and 19th June, including admission,
Central Mane
Fide Stalls in Area or Gallery.
Unnumbered Seats In Blocks One Guinea,
or for single days, Twenty.flve Shillings, One Guinea, or Seven
Shillings sad Sixpence respectively. Reserved Seats for the
Great Full Rehesnal, on Frktay, 12th June, exclusive of admis-
sion, Central Stalls, Half-a-Oulnes, other Sesta, F ye Shillings.
Tho issue of vouchers securing any of the above classes of
tickets will commence at the Crystal Palace and at Exeter Hall
on Monday next, March 9th, et ten o'clock In the zooming pre-
cisely, when also plans of scats may be Inspected. Programmes
may now be had by letter or by personal application.
Its Festival Committee pledge themselves to deal with written
applications In the order In- which they arrays, alternately with
personal applications, on the 9th Instant Every application
most be accompanied by the requite remittance, whether
through agents or otherwise.
OiO. GROVE, Secretary, Crystal Palace Company.
THOMAS BREWER, Hon. Sec., limed Ilszmonic Society.
March Seed, 11108.
London, England, 1868-03-06

OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so
brisk u other a, rated water, because the gas eau only be
got Into It In a Mate of vapour, and condensed with the graa pro
sent: indite effect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give
warmth and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the
Laboratory, 36, Long-acre, or through any druggist, in came
containing six bottles.

OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept
up In the coldest weather by daily draught. of °gym:mated
Water. Fresh made from the Laboratory, XL Long-acre, or
through any drueght.
London, England, 1868-03-06

MONEY WIGRAM and SONS'
NlEHlBBSlaskwell-yard, London) LINZ of WHAM mad P
801 l to AUSTRALLA.—For lI.DOCHN (Fort MHO) Direct
month),l the Docks on Saturday, t'st March, antacid PV-
, the smendld dipper ship KENT, 1,000 tam, N. FAR-
QUHAR HOLT, Commander: tylw in the East India Dock&
Her ammumadatimse for all slums of pamengers are unser-
gamed, and she will early an experienced surgeon.—For freight
dr wow aW7 to ALLPOZT and HORGAN, vrlth Merms.
SONNY WIOPAY and SONS. 7, Lendenhalletreet.

QTEAM to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE
1.7 TWICE a WEEK—NOTICE to PASSENGER& —The favou-
rite paddle-steamer BATAVIER, Captain W. SMITH, entirely
redecorated, will be despetched on SI 14DAY, Starch 8, at BM
am. from alongside Brunswick Pier, Blackwell (Passengers must
leave Fenchureh.strret station by the B.oam. train), (weather
permitting), returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning
early, arrangements having been made to land passengers
at Thames Llano, to be conveyed from thence to London by
rpeelal train, so as to accomplish the journey In 16 boars ;
whilst outwards the hours of departure from Blackwell will
wary, to ensure a prompt arrival at Rotterdam The screw
itearner Yycooord Ydespstched from off the Tower every
Thursday morning early. For fares and times of departure see
imoothly WM—Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal Olitee, W., or to
THILLIPPS, GRAVES, MULLIN'S and Co., Si, Dunstan*
Some, Croatians, Greet Tower-are* LC.

THENATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND.
Loodok Mos o
NEW REMO II liao
mum s,
VED tom , Flach-
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No. 37, NICHOLAS LANE, LOMBARD-STREET, EC.

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of ST. PATRICK.
The Committee here great pleasure In announcing that
B. 11. H. the Prince of MALIN has graciously assented to pre.
aide at the 86th ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of this Society,
which will be celebrated at Willis's Rooms, Klngstreet,
James, on BT. PATRICK'S DAY. lith March next. Usti of Mew
presidents and stewards will shortly be published. The Con-,
wittee earnestly sollsft co-operation and an rt.
THOMAS HUT 0, &pastsry.
Stamford street. R.

THE ASYLUM for IDIOTS, Earlswood,
Reelll, surrey.
The TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of tide
National Charity will take place on FRIDAY, the 47th instant,
at the London Tavern. omonegato-otreet.
i•lr THOMAS ?DWELL BUXTON, Dart., M T., In the chair.
At these Festivals ladles dine with the gentlemen.
Tickets may be had on application at, the “ilice.
Dinner will be on the table at 6 o'clock precisely.
London, England, 1868-03-06

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family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blond, they arc
tray excellent mild in their operation and grateful to the
stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen
the whale enema seetem.—gold by Laniberk chemht,
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hexer, la led., and three tnnee the quantity In one, es. M. te
sure to ask for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Un or Milk The genuine
are in a square green package, with “William Laiwben" tn.,
rated to the AIM
London, England, 1868-03-06

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1868.

REYNOLDS and SMITH, of 23, Coleman-
Arca, LC., from their large evidence la BANK-
RUPTCY proceedings, can render peat assistance to all per-
sons in pecuniary Mosltien Immediate protection of person
and property. Rills of Sale, Treat and CompostUon Deeth pre-
pared. Arrangenaanta made with creditors. Money advanced
on mortgage, btils of sale, tc. to charge for consultation.
London, England, 1868-09-08

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

LIVERPOOL carroty AND OORN MAREXTH.
OMB DAY.)
(n tsuwahni.)
(ram ova ont ooaaaeroiraorr.)
Cornar.—The market very steady. Sales about 10,000
Wes.

66.—The market fairly attended. Wheat ratter
slower sale, and 2d. to 3d. per metal cheaper. Fleur
quiet. Beans and peen steady at late rates. Oats sad
oatmeal nominally unaltered. Indian corn quiet, sail
fully 6d. per qr. decline ; mixed American, 365. tld. is 48s.

LEEDS CORN MASKET.--(THIS DAY.)
(Ity =Amara.)
(1110 Y 01711 OWN ooaaaaroirosn..)
Most speak very httle demand, although offered .t a
decline of 1.. to 2s. per eir. Barley as Wore.

CORK BUTTER MARKET. (THIS DAY.)

(rimovs OWx
Ordinary, 124 a., 1195., 114 s. 1l la., 995., 795. • 1,00
futins. Mild cured, 1275.; 123..; 118 a.; 110

MINCING-LANE.--(THD3 DAY.)
Scusa.—The market has opened quietly, and last
week's prices are with difficulty maintained. Refined :
The moderate business doing in this market ham been at
about the previous value.
Tins.—Full prices continue to be paid for fine new
season teas, but other kinds are dull of sale.
iticz.-700 tons Necranzie sold afloat at 10s. 1014, ec
ship, and 200 tons of Bedlam at full prices.
SairrEraz.—No sales reported.
imall parcel of-Leewards sold at Is. 70., and
100 puncheons of Demerara, at Is. 80.
Faarr.—New Sultanas have arrived, but not being of
desirable quality no sales are reported. Other bands
remain quiet.

Pappia.—Penang sold at 31d.
COTTON. —The ea/es are confined to a few hundred
bales, at prices in buyers' favour.
Jrrra.—A limited business only has been transacted, at
If.. to 191. 10..

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow, 44a. 9d. ; Pete
burg Y.C., on the spot, old, 465. ; new, 46a. 6d. ; October
to Dooember, 465. 6d. to 9d. ; Deoember, 465. to 46.. 3d.

HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the follow-
ing prices : Prime meadow hay, 106 s. to 115 s. ; interim.
ditto, 70e. to 90s. ; prime clover, from 120 s. to 1308. ;
inferior ditto. 90s. to 110 s. ; straw, 30s. to 40..

RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER
ISHARE&-(THIS DAY.)

[Closing prices to 1 p.m.!

COLONIAL 00'

Canada, 5 per cent., Jan. and July, 90f, 11.
Mauritius, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1873, 1041.
New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 18811 to
1896, 991,
New Zealand, 5 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct.,
97L
Victoria, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 113}.
London, England, 1868-09-08

SURREY SESSIONS

(Before Sir Thomaa Chairman.)

rod, r,, k Jrchpoo; 20, was indicted for breaking and
cubiring the dwelliaig-houso of Charles Leaf, at Croydon,
with inViat to titan! therein the goods and chattel..
A police-conetable of the W division mid that on the
night of the 4thsattinio is was on dot, near the pe oa-
tae's house. mad .heermg a miss Made, he idled the at-
tanttra of mother ecastable, and went round the build-
ings. Seeing one of the area windows opening and a pair
of beets tying mends, begot into the house and found the
prisoner emicealed in the Michas. He Mud hold of hips
an what he war doing there, whoa be
" Ch, I only cams to look for some grub." Witness
secured him and roamed the inmates up. Ile then Mold
that the boot. belonged to the primmer.
'llse primmer made a rambling defence, saying that 41
the eimatatile ha/ said was false.
The . fury, without the slighted hesitation, found hies
Goodly.
The &instable informed the court that them were time
other indictment. against him. Property wag found on
him etotea from Ouse other house, that were broken open
a night sr two preitoualy.
Bar Thomas Tileon asked if the prisoner was. known.
Mr. Hoene replied in the negative.
The Chairman 'tote:toed him to twelve months' im-
prisonment with hard labour.
London, England, 1868-09-08

NOVA DOOM.

The Sear, referring to the pr ,teet of the Nova Scotiani
to the iiiuteuant-governor, iu w..icl they point sign' S-
cantly to thu friendly relatiuns whiei N,va rie .tia has
long maintained with the United States, top ui Viet the
Colonial-office may be induced to reconaid it Vie dceiri .n
of the defunct House of Commons; otherwise afraid
Mr. Bright's prophecy, that wu have not heard Vie laid
of the Nova Sisitinns yet, is likely to be unpleasantly
realised.
London, England, 1868-09-08

ST-4. EUSTON'S LETTER TO HEE TENANTRY.

Mr, Button's e. certainly not a letter which, in the opi-
nion of the /bit. would meet with the approval of a pra,•-
tiNd parliamentary agent, but it is possible that she war
thinking more of expelling an interloper in favour ..f her
own father, a not very unnatural or unreasonable °Nod,
then of specially coercing a tenantry. As regards the
remaining issue, that between Mr. Drat and his own
'arty, ono -Could have thought that a politician who took
his place on the top of the Derby ally when the Earl
started it, and Sir James Graham stood on the footboard,
merited some consideration from a government of which
Mr. Disraeli has become I'remier.

Mr. Drax, the Star observe, appears to attach a pe-
culiar meaning to the word reLtueet.- There are re-
queNta and requeate. Has Mr. Draz ever acen the sketch
of the American traveller at the labk hvte who, prewnt-
ing a revolver at the head of the gentleman oppe4ite to
him, requet•ta him to " paw th! salt" *:
London, England, 1868-09-08

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

CHATHAM, MCAT. 7.
Orders have been rnoeived from the Admiralty,
directing that the whole of the guns beard the ships in
the Rept! Navy, of nine tons awl upwards, are to be
mosested ea Captain R. A. R. doott's new dosoription of
gun carriage, with the new training gear, and the 61-ton
geneto be fitted with the ropefivineh gear. The effect of
this order teem the Admiralty is that Captain Bootee gear
will in future be need In its entirety for working the
heavy guns now earned as board the vessels smarming
our won-sled rquadnal.

ADJIMIALTY, BEPT. b.—APPOINTAIRNTS.—Pai- •
masters Francis B. Baverstock, to the Nassau • and
Hobert Bone, to the Bristol. Naval cadets nominsited
llama' J. Hill, Henry C. Banbury, Benjamin Care*, ,
and Charles C. Warburton. &mt. 7.—Assertant-Burgam
Dr. Alexander Mitchell, to the Sicallent.
London, England, 1868-09-08

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1868.

MR. ROEBUCK AGAIN.

Tim general election, casting its shadows before,
appears to have almost persuaded Mr. ROEBUCK
to be a " prudent man." It is impossible to attri-
bute so sudden and miraculous a conversion as that
of Mr. ROEBUCK to good manners to the universal
protest of his fellow countrymen which his recent
exhibition at the Cutlers' Feast called forth. For
Mr. Romsres has always considered himself be-
yond and above the criticisms of the press. At
all events he has now come forward, in a letter
to the Tiwa, to explain away his complimentary
speech at the Cutlers' Feast, and to plead Mr.
REVERDY JOHNSON'S generous and probably com-
passionate indulgence in his favour. The TiMPA
has dealt with this explanation in a manner
which, if not satisfactory to Mr. Roma:rex,
will convince everybody else that it might
have been more prudent on the part of
the representative of Sheffield to hold his peace.
It still remains, however, for the Liberal majority
of the Sheffield electors to ask themselves whether
it may be " prudent " on their part to send again
to Parliament, as the representative of so famous
and important a town as Sheffield, a man whose
public utterances at a foast of international good-
will are such as every considerable organ of Eng-
lish opinion deems it a public duty to disavow.

MR. DISRAELI'S BAPTISMAL RBOISTER.

Last week a correspondent of " A Churchman's
Family Newspaper" expressed a doubt whether
the Paean= had ever been baptised. The fol-
lowing authentic document sets such pious
doubts at rest, and we gladly publish it for the
satisfaction of all whom it concerns :

Parish of 84. Andrew, Holborn, in the City of London,
and in the County of Ifirldiewa.—Mstraoll from the Neer
taw Beak of Hapthres.—Page SO.—Baptised, July 31,
1117, Benjamin, said to be &boat twelve yews old, son of
Inns and Maria D'lreseli, Elmg'r road, geatietuan.
Ceremony performed by 8. Thirobleby. (Ho. 683.)—The
above h a true extract from the registee book of baptism
Mgt in the garish registry. Witmer' my hand this 7th day
of September, in the year 1868, A. J. Boss, Lecturer.
London, England, 1868-10-12

•ICFN CAPS DANOCROLII GOODS

/. aps reus‘ion cap manufacturer, of
At. ( ey. aaroti' before Mr. Dayman
1,. %Lid, t urged Lim with unlalooulclz
~lon and south Western Railway
.I.ty. to wit. percu.ssion caps, without
%11;! the nature of such goods on the
diii;ie and without giving notice in writ-
Llaby to by law required.
:ho supported the summons, said there
tree explosions on board the vessels and
~organ y felt it neceaeary when
lard ts, put the act in force. The real
.di basing been discovered at South-
.

e awl not forwarded to the

?tat...? that Mt st..A. woregiven to •
:raid of Chapin. and Thorne, who are car-
Pam* and they neglected to send the

Aid if the goods taxi been marked Chap-
aid have wilt the declaration. It wee
to take the initiative.

teen t 4 the effect that the carmen re-

4, and they were described in the
,me mae. It wu not nsarked as to
'intents. The cam was taken to Ham-

:rt: it we loaded on k the company's
te, NweElms station._

!Med GUt tO the defendaw that the law
I,ersrm 9nding dangereu, ;mods Dome
rk oo thc outside of the pw.ke..,,e.
replied t*at he had alway. I,llderstood
ps ger.: rut dangerous arts 1.
ought they were 68 danger,,,,, a, luoifer

,mrnnn• was adjourned f,..r
lAA curaiou yap are not d4ugeruus

APE OF • CONVICP.—A daring
a convict to escape was inlet,: by
I i 'opera working in Um dockyard at
aday. The intention of the nunu was
the yard with the workmen, and
received very nearly
_rendered the at.
Having been provided with clalos. ho
f rs to avoid recognition by the warder
movements having attracted the attar.
metropolitan wine, search wan inoi.
afterwards he was found concealcd on
,cc in the steam bi•jn. He wee
riot prison, and awaits the in is'tm.;ut
IQ such an offence.
London, England, 1868-10-12

PRIX DE LA FORE?.

Clotho .. .. ..
Consul ..
PRIX DE CONSOLATION.
Houdin

It is mentioned in the Tenaps that a thoatr
an cietirely new description is about to be eiheed .
Vienna. The company will consist exclusively oi xtnrt
though parts written for men will continue to be'
In the orchestra, all the musicians will be of the. ter. •
sea. In fact, the only men in the theatre will •
spectators. . .
Tux Borst. Mare TO GLA3OOW.—The .
lowing letter was received on Priday_from Str
Knollye, Comptroller of the Prince of Wales's Howell
—"Douglas Hotel, Edinburgh, pith Oct.,
Lord Provost,—The Prince of Wales has desired
express to you the gratification of the Princess and
self at the reception they have experienced this day
the city of Olargow. His royal highnees is cOntideut
this pleasure will be shared by her Majesty the it:
who tias on a former occasion impressed her &pre::
of the loyalty cf the inhabitants of your city.
royal highness requests you to accept awe c.ou,e •
thanks to the authorities and ell ooncerned in the .
serration of the geed order which marked the proceed
of the day, and sir& was so mush contributed to
conduct of the people assembled. He bogs you to
best wishes for yet :self and for the important city of s'
you are the chief mNristrate.—l am, my dear Lunt Ito
very truly yours, 1 . KNOLLTIL—The Lora Prow'',
Olessow.” We also understand that Principal 14
reeeired a letter from Sir William .h -t It •
Edinburgh, iu which be says that be is destrt►t by
Prince of Wales to expiate how mock the Primyu
himself have been impressed by the ceremony of the d
and how gratified their royal highnesses were by I, •
admirable arrangements made by the University •
occasion. The letter aiso enclosed a asps for ' •
hundredarta Joining, which Ms royal Mem= masts et
~1
be • in aid of the building fund of the Deis...rt.,
with best wishes for its prosperieg.—X•rth 6r4:1"
ma.
London, England, 1868-10-12

TUN CLIME:ITT LT NUM.

The Star appeals for assistance in the effort being made
for the relief of the sufforen by the earthquake in Peru.
A more eorpremion of sympathy would be an impertinence.
No words could soothe the sorrows of those who have had
perronal losma—whose families are down in a worse pit
than ever formed the grave of one of Our own miners,
sinoe it is never to be reopened again that its occupants
may have decent burial; but to those who have had money
losses (and who along all those miles of coast line has not!)
our money may be of help. We cannot pouch the major
sorrow ; but the minor trouble is within our reach.

TUN NEW ITALIAN LOAN.

The Daily New. observes a strange coincidence in the
facts that at a period when revenue and expenditure
were calculated to balance each other, without counting
extraordinary resources in hand to meet extraordinary
expenses, there &Gold be proposals for another Italian
loon of 9,404,7621., on terms which, reckoning the various
advantages in the pries of imam, repayment ,by
periodical drawings, discount, do., will give the nib-
scribers a net return of nearly 91 per cent. on their capitol.
Judging from appearances this loan will by no enema be
the last ; but the question is bow is this sort of Wog
London, England, 1868-10-12

Se!)!th •

Forties-.
Total ...

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKICT.
(THIS DAY.)
(MMOt ova owes o3MMITOSO
Th• market continua very standy.
about 14,000 bales.

CORK Burr KARIENT.r(THIS DAY.)

(non 0171 OWN 00aiudrosourr.)
Ordinary, DO change ; 1,170 Orkin& Mild cured, 133 e.,
1295., 126 e. ; 60 irking.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Sre•3.—There is • better demand, chiefly for brown
qualifies, at staady prima. The sales include 2,000 bags
clayed Yanilla, at Ma. 6d. Rained is also in more re-
quest, at gram
Corrza.—Themarket oontinues quiet and only about
300 bags of washed Rio sold at 583. to 625. 6d.
TEA.—There is no improvement to notice in the de-
mand for this article.
Rica continues quiet, no sales to report.
Rric.—A small parcel of Cuba sold at Is. 9d. proof.
Sarsesran.—A small parcel of Bengal sold at 19s. 6d.
cash for refraction 4.
Carron.—Thera is a decided improved demand at an
advance of Id. per lb.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market is firs. Town tallow, 495. 6d. net ; Peters.
burg T.C. on the spot, 48s. 9d. to 495. ; October to
December, 48s. 9d. to 495. ; December, 495. to 49e. 2d ;
January, 4:ls. 3d. to 495. 6d. ; March, 365.
PARTICITLARB OF TALLOW.
London, England, 1868-10-12

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Payne.)
George Hamilton, said to be a captain in the Indian
army, wee indicted for unlawfully and indecently assault-
ing Caroline Grimm.
Mr. Harris (instructed by Mr. Motum. secretary to the
Society for the Protection of Women and Children) pro-
besuted • Mr. M. Williame defended.
. .

The defendant surrendered in discharge of his bail.
The prorneutrix, who is 15 years of age, said that she
had acted as servant to the defendant, who lived at No.
36, (,loucester-road. On the night of the IGth of August
the defendant, in the absence of her mistress, insisted upon
her bringing a candle into his bedroom, and while there
he endeavoured to force her into his bud, but she sue-
eeeded in getting away from him.
Cross-examined by Mr. M. Williams—l went to Poplar
the morning after the msault, and stayed there until the
following Saturday. My father wont en the Monday after
the summit to the defendant's house. My father lives with
my aunt when lie is at home. I remained with my aunt
the whole week, and then 1 wont to Mrs. Hazel's, where I
remained five weeks. The prisoner is not very is_pular in
the neighbourhood, as he is a person of colour. My father
went to Lord Townshend's society on the Tuesday. The
prisoner was charged on the following Saturday. I first
went out to service two years ago. I stayed with a had"
named Rough for six months. I was at the defendant it
house threeweeks before this took niece. Ho went to bed
in the dark, and left me up with the candle. The bed is
just inside the deem He gut out of bed when I was in the
MS). I locked my.,elf in my room, and I beard him go
back to his room. had a flt in the morning. I went
downstairs, and he MK close behind me. The street door
was fastened with a ch sin and locked. My father has
been owned to go to 'maiden, but he waited all last week
for the trial. I been :twee times in the house with
the prisoner. I could see the prisoner had been drinking.
I do not know that he is a Cal stain in the Land Transport
Corp. Ido not know what he ia•
Mrs. Moore, who lives at 37, sliatlecater:road, mid en
the slight in question she beard the Aril arflag. She wee
London, England, 1868-10-12

LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Magoon isvrsa's Aortor.)

SPAIN.

MADRID, Ocr. 12.
Several decrees of Marshal Serrano are published
to-day re-organising the personnel of the Presi-
dency of the Council of State, and accepting tho re-
signation of several councillors of gate. A decree
signed by General Prim has also been published
by which all officers in the Spanish army
retain their former grades or the higher
grades to which they had been called.
Another decree of General Prim reduces
the military service of the Spanish soldiers by two
years. Another decree appoints General Novellas
as Captain-General of Catalonia, and General
Carlos La Torre to the same post in Valencia.

GERMANY.
STUTTGART, Oor. 12.
The Offitial Gavette of to-day, in announcing
the appointment of a commissioner for the settle-
ment of the question of federal fortresses, adds :
" At the same time a treaty was concluded by the
southern governments, according to which the
liquidation of the moveable property in the
southern fortresses will be resumed very shortly.
The place at which the commission will sit is not
yet settled."

➢ETTINGI IN LONDON.-(THIS DAT.)

2.30 P.ll

The morning was principally taken up with
settling, but two or three incidssite occurred in the Cam-
bridgeshire betting of a sensational nature. Green Sleeve,
after being backed at 10 to 1, returned to 60 to 1, this price
being laid to lose some 4,0001. or 6,0001., and the demon.
stmtion against her proving general. Restitution was in
sonic request, and Snowdrop advanced to 20 to 1. Prices:

CAYBRIDONWIRI.
100 to 15 apt Cecil (t)
1000 to 60 Restitution (t)
1000 to 60 Woleey (t)
20 to 1 Snowdrop (t freely)
20 to 1 Mortemer (off)
22 to 1 Boamtergee (t)
1000 to 30 Blue Gown (t four times)
50 to 1 Special (off, t 1000 to 10)
50 to 1 Gram Sleeve (t)

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE.
(THIS DAY.)

Thia (Monday) morning, about half-past 2
o'clock a ere broke out in the Halifax Arms Tavern, the
hreperty of Mr. J. Garner. a boomed victualler, No. 17,
ali&x-street, Ifile-end New-town. At the time of the
outbreak the inmates were in their beds, and by the time
they were aroused the whole of the stock of spirits had
become ignited, so that the occupants were almost suffo-
cated before they could reach the street. The fireman
were unable to get the lire subdued until the tavern
was burned out and the roof off. Some stabling adjoining
was also damaged. A fire also happened in No. i 9 arch
of the Great Eastern Railway, rented by Messrs. Rickett
and Smith. coal factors. It was caused by the spontaneous
ignition of 20 tons of coals.
London, England, 1868-10-12

rOTIG N NEWS,
aiilS DAY.)
•
SPAIN.

THE ENTRY OF PRIM INTO MADRID.

Descriptions by Veda' correspondents of Gene-
ral Prim's entry into Madrid, appear in some
of the morning papers. The general cha-
racter of the proceedings is described by
the following paragraph from the Times' cor-
respondent :—" I have accompanied King Victor
Emmanuel in his triumphal progress throughout
the cities of the Amu* Tuscany, and Lombardy;
I was at Naples on the occasion of Garibaldi's en-
trance ; I have seen Bealee's army on its march
along Pall-mall ; some great popular commotion
&have witnessed in Paris, in Frankfort, in New
York, and even in this very same Madrid ; but the
Aillmemen between this and all other memorable
days of my life, is as wide as the interval that
parte soberness rom intoxication."

-
Prim's arrival had been announced for 1 or 2
o'clock in the afternoon, but he did not reach the
Puerti del Sol until 5, end many of the people
had been in the streets shore 10 o'clock,

WAITING 1011 Pik[.

By 10 o'clock in the waning all the bands were out--
coratnimions of district Juntas, deputations of Italian,
French, Swim, English, and German rimiclants ; bands
of students, 'anon, marines, Catelans ; heroes and
martyrs of the January, June, and August insurrec-
tions ; all 'warming and jostling together, crossing
each other, and premed upon in front, in the rear,
on both sides, by the tramping battalions of armed
people as they came to muster front their various
quarters. Grim and dingy and unwashed those patriot
warriors did look, bet harmless and good-humoured
withal, very little men. many of them, with very long
guns, wearing all sorts of slouched hats and ragged jack-
ets, without drape, knapsacks, or cartridge boxes, with
their bayonet-sheathe clumsily thrust through their
breeches pockets. They were the only foree a-field, at
least in the interior of the town. No police were out,
no attempt at control or direction was made. The
throng, organised or unorganised, wan left to make its
own way as it could. The MN was swaying, and waving,
and reeling. The Puerta del Sol was like • huge stomach
bolting down food by loads, and labouring uneasily to
digest it by dribleta. Yet there was gaiety and quaint-
ness, and even beauty and sublimity, in all that won-
derful cram, something irrisistibly catching in the anima-
tion of that vast *ea of heads, something unspeakably
thrilling in that prodigious confusion of inspiriting strains,
in that incessant whirlwind of frantic shouts. I never
saw a populace in such terrible earnest.

The correspondent of the Daily News speak.; thus
London, England, 1868-10-12

openly against liberty. Neither Francis Nontpeasicr
nor the powwows Dan Fernando, nor any of
the petty Gellman prism who" all petcheriNsp
would make ips • pluMlit 411 1k..13111%. Fitter
Emmanuel gabled his crown by battle!, and pro.
Meted all the oppressed; but he finished with the inrr4.
titude of Aspramonte. • sin` 1,161.4""1"ti° incur,.
tiros would lead m to revive the French faros of 1$ to
1848. Spain Can only be a Miami republic. Cataioni,,,
above all, with its ancient privilege' (furrow), Ito eavrret.
character, its love of work, and its preference for its ow:,
Peculiar life, possesses in itself, like the best
of America, all that is necemary for its own government
Let us use liberty of the press, of speech, and of meeting
to proclaim with a loud voios the definitive abolitioo
kings in Spain, and the application of federal ides,
to a general union whoa it shall be necestir;
to defend our territory. Let us be at once
Spaniards and good Catalans : the two thing. do not ~,.
elude, they complete, each other. If a king came tow h
would be badly received by the republicans, by the Carlists
by the partisans of Isabella, in short by nearly ail, and n,
one would mooed him an enthunastic welem:
No prince having esif-respect would wish to wear a crArz
be had not merited, and to which the unanire,,.,
wish of the people would be opposed. Away with kimr,
Joan lisais Oaairss.

(rani= astrras'i Lamar.)

MADRID, Oar. 11, Evirxri)

Admiral Topete has entered on his dutt, %.
Minister of Marine. He received the congrawl4-
tions of the Ministry this afternoon.
Senor Olorega is expected to-morrow.

A democratic meeting took this place afteni74
Senors °reuse, Garcia, Lopez, Figueraz, mut4,
and several other members of the democratic piny
spoke, after which the meeting tuianiny,,L,4
passed resolutions giving their support to
provisional government, which were received we...
enthusiastic applause.
Senot Bivero, the newly-appointed alcadf• t.
city of Madrid. has published • remark,'
manifesto addressed to the inluibitanti •
capital.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, ().7:..

The various political sections in the 1tei...4,:6;
have agreed upon the draft of the addl.— J.
reply to the speech from the throne. This dr If: el:
be submitted to the Rigsraad for adoption, as
it mention is made of the harmony of vi w,
ing between the Ring and the poll. :
the approval of the Assembly is also expn•-.
the negotiations with Russia, which his M. .•y
had announced, relative to North Sehlesv,ig,
the reduction effected in the public czy.n.:...;
In conclusion the address states that the Lel! -„
of the Crown Prince of Denmark with a SA
Princess will have great importance t,r S .
Davis.
London, England, 1850-07-19

IRELAND.

Dorms, JOLT 18.
The prosecution of the persons who were to have
been tried at the present Down assizes for the Deily'.
Brae riots, has been abandoned by the crown; this
step being adopted in compliance with the represen-
tations of several magistrates and others, to the effect
that to proceed with the prosecution would only re-
vive the animosity between the two parties, which
has of late so happily subsided.
The accounts which have reached town from Mayo
describe the canvas carried on by both parties
in that county as extremely spirited and exciting.
The eorservatives hoist the flag of protection as their
only standard, and do not hesitate to attribute boldly
to tree trade all the evils of the famine and of their
own accursed landlord system ; but the liberal party
are sanguine of success, and their prospects seem
better than was expected, as it is now perceived that
the great landholders have scarcely left themselves
any tenantry who can exercise the franchise.
fhe Lord Primate has been pleased to appoint the
Rev. F. H. Ringwood, A.M., Professor of Greek,
Queen's College, Belfast, and formerly Berkeley
Lecturer in the University of Dublin, to the Master-
ship of the Royal School of Dongannon, vacant by
the resignation of the Rev. Mr. Daley.—Evening
Moil.