The Sun.
London, England, 1870-09-26 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, SEPT. 25.

The Manifesto of the Republican Deputies has appeared
to-day. General Orense has left for Frauce to organise a
Spanish legion.
General Caballero de Rodas, the Captain-General of
Cuba, has been informed that, if he insists on tendering
his resignation, it will be accepted.

Advices from Havana announce that the leader of a
filibustering expedition has been shot.

PERSIA.
CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 23.

The Parisian Ambassador left to-day for Bagdad.
In the hope of the cholera in Persia being thereby
diminished, the Shah will shortly undertake a pilgrimage

AMERICA.
(By Cable.)
NEW YORK, SEPT. 24.

The Cunard steamer Abyssinia arrived out at 11 a.m.,
and the National Steamship Companp's steamer Queen at
8 a.m. to-day.

The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out
$425,000 in specie.

Gold • closed at 1131. The highest quotation
during the day was 1131, the lowest 1131. Ster-
ling exchange on London, 1091. Five-Twenty United
States Bonds (1882) 112 t; ditto (1885), 1111 ; ditto (1867),
110 i ; Ten-Forties (1867) 1061 ; Illinois, 1351 ; Erie, 22g.
Cotton—Middling Upland, 18c. Petroleum, Standard
White, 26ic. Flour—Extra State, $5 30e. to $5 50c.
Corn, new, 91c.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—HaIt-a-crown day, Saturday,
September 24, 1870. Admission by season tickets, 3,537 ;
do. on payment, 940 ; total visitors, 4,477.

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WORIMEN'S INTERNATIONAL EXHIIIITION.—A gri-
cultural Hall, Islington. The number of visitors, ex-
clusive of ticket holders, exhibitors, and others, on the
24th inst., was 7,569, and for the week ending same day,
41,832.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—For the Harvest Fetes this
week there will be an entertainment entitled " The
Seasons, or the Rustic Year," in which Old English
Merrymaking, Sports and Pastimes, Glees and Madrigals
will be introduced. Harvest Trophies, Agricultural
Implements, an immense Hop Plant (bearing five bushels),
and other objects will be exhibited. Offenbach's " Roso
of Auvergne," and Randegger's " Rival Beauties," will
be played on certain days, and on Thursday a Display of
Fireworks will be given, for which, in addition to the
Strasburg Tower," there will be a special Harvest
Device.

(CENTRAL PRESS TELEGRAMS.)
PROPOSED N-EW I'AVAL COLLEGE

Admiral Kelly, vihd died three years, ago, left by his
will a very large sum of money, supposed now to amount
to upwards of £lOO,OOO, to found a college in Devonshire
for the primary education of naval officers' sons. The will
has been the subject of litigation, and has been brought
within the jurisdiction of the Charity Commissioners,
who in turn passed it over to the Endowed Schools Com-
mission. The relatives threatened Chancery proceedings, bu t
arrangements have just been come to by which all further
opposition ceased, and it is stated to be almost certain
that the college trustees will accept the offer of the Duke
of Bedford to give a magnificent site for a college at Tavi-
stock, and £5,000 towards the cost of its erection. It is
also said that the Tavistock Grammar School will he
merged into the new college. The matter has excited
great interest and competition among various towns in
South-West Devon, and a settlement after the protected
delays will be received with much satisfaction by the naval
service and the public: