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

LONDON, SATULDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1868.

QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre.
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NATIONAL ABBBIII3LY ROOMS, 218, Iligb
Notberm—The owl ipadow sad emeorstel
ban-roora, rad the ►.t Loam 110,1011411 r °Melia
sad modem EVIJIY YtlttNA. MM.4 Creator. Mr. W.
IL Perim Opoo d ball-past I; doss rt li Adffilasloa.

MR. BENEDICT'S GRAND MORNING
cONCICAT, At. SATU&DAY, JSw7t, &YS.

1.) 0Y AL ALIIAMBRA PALACE. —Thew
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nXYGNNATED WATER. —Stooping in London
V during the mason `not like srirep=wthe fresh air at
the country: but refreshing and in effect* may be
obtained bran evening draught ofAlugenated Ater, fresh freth
the LABORATORY. 11. LONG-ACRE, or through any draggle*,
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and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' Ealydor," and beware of
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Will OFFICE Jvrre S.—The Secretary of State
for War has appointed John William Howard, Esq.,
M.R.C.S., to be visiting surgeon, under " The Contagious
Diseases Act, 1866," at Shornolaffe, from this date inclu-
sive.—Ga:effe.

NATURALIZATION COMMIMION, —A meeting of
the royal commissionevs for inquiring into the laws of
naturalization and allegiance was held yesterday. Pre-
sent: The Earl of Clarendon, 8.G., the Right Hon. E.
Cardwell, M.P. Sir R. Phillimore, Baron Bramwell. the
Attorney-Gem:mid, the Queen's Advocate, Mr. W. E.
' Forster, M.P. Mr. Mountague Bernard, D.C.L., and
Mr. Charles 8. A. Abbott, Secretary.
ADMIRALTY, June S.—APPOINTIttIiNVL %.,0111-
mander A. G. R. Roo, to the Irresistible ; Navigating
Lieutenant George Patterson, to the Cumberland, for ser-
vice in the Forte ; and Aasistant-Surgeon Edward Olive,
to the Fox. _

tie fan INsrEcroa Baancrocx. —The painful
circumstances under which Inspector Bradstock lost his
life caused the funeral, which took place yesterday, to be
very largely attended. About 1 o'clock in the afternoon
there was a general gathering of ea many of the metro-
politan police ea could be spared from the several beats,
and as • remit, between 800 and 900 members of the force
accompanied the bean to the Brompton Cemetery, where
the interment took plus, The funeral service was read
by the Rev. A. Bedger, who delivered a brief address to
the large crowd which bad assembled, in which the lemma
to be learnt from the death of • man who had falls in
the polonium* of his duty were ably and forcibly pointed
out. _

Naw LAW Comtri—The Builder has reason
to believe that the government have sppolated O. B.
Mr*. 14.&44,42.14 tAt &MOM atik as onrik,...-

INTELLIORNOR FROM ABROAD.

(ascrriu's Tzuours.)
THE ABYSSINIAN cAPrI v ES.
SUEZ, Jowl 5.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ottawa is now coming into this port, having on
board the released Abyssinian captives—namely,
20 gentlemen, 8 ladies, 22 children, and 21 fol-
lowers.

ILLNESS OF COUNT BISMARCK.
BERLIN, Joni 6, Emrrwa.

,iirea
It is announced that the physician attending
Connt Bismarck considers him to be suffering from
t overtaxation of the nervous system. Abbe-
ute retirement and quiet are • necessary for his
restoration tc. heath. Me has just recovered from
an attack of pleurisy, but will be compelled
to abstain altogether from participation in public

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jos' 5, Evionso.

r.diusing In this evening's Bitting of the Heinbarath the
debete upon the fineness was remised. Hem liechbauer
he was in favour of the government bill, but would
*appal the proposals of the minority In preference to
Shoes of the majority. Harr Tani* moved • resolution
that the next year's budget should be drown
pr a such • manner that the &Agit remaining after the
nodes of the tax frau the coupons sad the savings
slimed 'toga anifreselem Of air pair& debt' algid be
able kr. _be 'olvered by redactions in the military expendi-
ture. The resolution was warmly opposed by several
Polish members. After some remarks from the reporter
of the minority, the home adjourned on account of the
indisposition of the reporter of the majority.
Baron Oteenfela Osinehttrod is designated as the future
Austrian envoy to Switserland.
~ Prince Napoleon arrived here at thirty-five minutes past
' Mt this evening. He was received at the railway station
y the Duke de Grommet, the French ambassador, the brat
and second secretaries of the Fronde embassy,. and the
Italian envoy, the Marquis di Pepoli. The Prince, with
the Duke de Gramont and the Marquis di Pepoli, drove in
sin open carriage to the Lonna Hotel, in the Leopoldstadt,
where he alighted. A dinner will be given in his boomer
to-morrow, at the French embassy, to which Baron Benet,
Count Andrew, and the Members of the diplomatic body
,are invited.

THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jrxx 5.

. According to official despatches received from
11be frontiers of Central Asia, hostilities broke out on the
lat of May between the Yemeni; and Bake:lane in cons.-
enenoe of the bad faith of the Emir of Bukhara. On the
fad of May the army of the latter was defeated, and
Samarkand was occupied without resistant*, the Rue-
, leas capturing 21 cannons and the contents at the Bak-
haslet: camp, and sustaining themselves only slight
lame. These despatches are oonfirmatory of the intelli•
reuse reeeived from Bombay, but do not substantiate the
Issperted death of the Emir.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN INDIA.
BOMBAY, MAT 12, VIA Tormstt.

Telegram. received here from Calcutta state that
alital accident had occurred en the Western Bengal Rsl.
way, whereby 12 natives had been killed. The accident
'r attributed to neglect on the part of the poialanson.
The health of the Maharajah of Cashmere is in • very
precarious condition.
The weather la seasonably hot.

AMERICA.
(Per the Russia, viA Queenstown.)
NEW YORK, MAT 27.
_ _

Immediately on the acquittal of President John-
son, the managers and some of the members of the House
of Representatives hail Mr. Woolly:, • deniseratic spat
and witness at the trial, arrested. He was charged with
bribery and fornication of senators to induce them to vote
for the acquittal, and also with being in coiling= with the
litaluie eseraterise of the President, Mr. Woolley destines to We-
tly, and remains imprisoned. The impeachment
have made • leagthy report, sakiag that Charlesmltui=
be forced by the home to give evideeee. This report also
Marlow Weed's feiony, adcnitt that senators
were induced to vole for acquittal by bribery The plot
was disoovered
Western Cals. the epicure of all the . pd
s!
theES
t • Washingten cakes. A farther demand was made, but
I resisted by the asampany.
The rioting at Hayti cestinuod. The Caen bad sitz-
rounded Port-au-Prince, and defeated Canaria Chevalier
&have, had ruched Porten-Prince, sad had issued a
proclamation, stating that the 'epaulet's would be
attacked if the refugees were sheltered, sad extreme
penalties would be inflicted. The consulates were
crowded.

_ .
The American minister had demanded assistance from
Wsehington.
Advkae from Jantaies to the 16th state that the Epis-
copal Congress, after a session of three days, had adjourned
without moompliabing anything.
From Mexico news has been received to the 17th inst.
The internal insurrections continua The insurgents
g= the mountains around Puebla, and had proclaimed
Marques regent. The slates of San Luis, Potosi,
Tabasco, Queretaro and Mexico were at their mercy.
From Ottawa it is stated that witnesses in the M'Clee

asaaaaination cane have been waylaid and badly beaten.
(IT =LIMO 723.341,4211 TIMMS HI. =Tire AGINCL)

NEW YORK, Jona 6.
Closing Prices :—Cold, 1394. Sterling exchange on Lon-
don, 1104. Five-Twenty United Stelae Bonds, 1882, 1124
1888, 1104 ; Ten-Forty, 108. Illinois, 152 ; Erie;
694. Cotton : Middling Upland, 31. Flour : Fair;
State. 9 dole. Corn : Old =zed, 1 dol. 17ic.

IGNORANCE OF DIVINITY STUDENT/.—ln the
General Assembly, this week,rat Edinburgh, there was
an interesting debate upon a proposition for establishing a
more satisfactory mode of examining students by the
presbyteries of the church. The contemplated improvement
wuwarmly advocatedby 2dr. Douglas Maclagan, who gave
from his own experience an amusing example of its neces-
sity. He said :—ln the medical faculty, with which he
was connected, they required the students to pass • pre-
liminary examination in literature and mathematic'. At
a late examination there were fiftpfive candidates,
and in English twenty-seven passed and twenty.
eight were rejected. If the assembly were to hear
all the details of the examination, they would be as-
tonished. One of the questions—not • very profound
one—was as to the meaning of the word " hypothesis."
One of the candidates said that it meant " a machine for
raising water." (Laughter.) Another candidate said that
it meant " something that happened to a man after his
death." (Laughter.) One of the historical questions put
was as follows :—" Give some account of Galileo and
Copernicus;" to which one of the students replied that
Galileo was a man that had committed five murders—
(laughter)—another that Galileo and Copernicus were
two gentlemen who had fallen together in some battle—
(laughter)—and a third student said that Copernican was
" a compound of two metals." (Laughter.)
WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE "UNION.
—The Working Men's Club and Institute Union have
arranged an utensive programme for the celebration of
the sixth anniversary of their useful labours. They par-
ticularly desire that the members of clubs in the country
and in London shall on this occasion have an opportunity
of • pleasant interchange of ideas on the subjects of the
important special reform in which all are alike interested.
The council have therefore invited the clubs situated in
the home and some other counties to send one or two
delegates to London, who are to be the gusts of the
society for two days. This liberal proposal has been nor.
dially responded to, and much pleasure and profit is ex-
pected from the reunion. On Monday next the annual
meeting will take place at Exeter-hall, when the Earl of
Carnarvon will take the chair, supported by several public
men known for their interest in movements of this charm-
ter. At six o'clock on the same day a dinner will take
place at the Crystal Palace, at which Sir Henry Hoare
will precide, attended sin), it is hoped, by Mr. Samuel
Morley, Mr. Austen H. Layard, M.P., Mr. J. A. Smith,
M.P., and Mr. T. E. Gorst, M.P. On Tuesday a con-
ference will be held at the rooms of the Society of Arta on
the interesting social questions connected with the insti-
tutions which it is the object of the Union to promote,
and the Earl of Lichfield will preside. All persons inte-
racted in this important social reform are earnestly In-
vited to attend. At three o'clock on the same day•
dinner will he held at the St. James's and Soho Working
Men's Club in Rupert-street, Haymarket. The atten-
dance of working men at these dinners being especially
desired, the arrangements have been made as inexpensive
as possible, and the price of tickets for all members of
clubs has been fixed at two shillings each, to be had at the
ofileca of the society, 150 Strand.
Tiro BISHOP or NORWICH v. PRRRev.—The
defendant in this case, reported yesterdier, has fly=
meth* of his intention to appeal to the Judicial Com.
mitts. of Privy Council T Arian the isslsion of Sir
Robert Phillimore, an Dean reene him from
his cave as clergyman- to theettli at Wind. The
,:viippeasiu MHO swot be bessdfor p JMY II nom •