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only go very Sow speed til. past the Downs being
fully poted fr by Govern neHt Yesse whieh VIII preced3
her At Berehaven viii AL tho rest Of her coal wbs
the William Cory laying be shore emu from under the cha
at Va.enta
This labor the splice viii b rade ard the Greet
Eastern Will commence her work. for c hrst lOO s from
shore the cable vi re used bg. aoNn ire gentle Inc Inc
into deep water known IN deepsea lomen azure az the h
bank 800 miles OF the cable year be used and Tor
the Of the route T. Newfoundland the cable only WIZ
be employed. The entire voyage out accident occur
expected occupy net ban 10 days There 10 DO an
alteration IN The plan of electrical operations THIS
wear The expeditions Of 1855 ana 1860 proved what Is now
well understood by engineer that there no difficulty ID
merely iayaC wire rope the Atlantic bat 10 lay sucb
rope with an Insulated telegraph conductor In its interior,
without damaging IT'S integrity. has Ahnerto proved I'M
practicable This year. have sai great improvements
have been pn and apparatus 10. testing the cleo
rical condition Of ho lac The Telegraph Construction and
Maintenance have secured 90 professional services
OF those eminent electricians Prof N!an lbon son and MI
Cromwell Varley VINO the consulting eecuicahs Oh
that company.
and also the strength Of earth currents performed on oosd
ship This viii be ~ both ends OF te
cable and continuous exchange of he results VIZ be teie
can give the ship being Of the highest Importance to enable
board ship lind cut toe position 81 fault accurately
and rapidly should shy unfortunately occur The PRINCIPAL
batteries used for tesng b board ship ard the shore
will have to or and decip7or these Indications without
any ACCESS the battery than what la afforded through
the cable"
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shc Time. and Mrs. Gladstone.

10 the EDITOR = Doe Daily News
SIR: IL having been stated IN The Tunes newspaper
OF thl, day tat tho ladies' OF Mr.. Gladstones
family accepted the homer Of ovation on Wednes
dly evening from an assemblage which the same
toarr al describes az persons Of tho loves class,
beg without entering into any question to the decacy
nnd pronrey this style Of criticism upon those who Ought
certany to be exempt It, say that the evening in
question: during my absence from home officers oil ponce
came stated that large number OF per-
sons no gathered front II along Carlton house
terrace and towards ama would dsperse speedily IA wen
a. quietly II Mrs Gladstone would appear IN the balcony and
they requested thar sAe would be good enough TO DO So
Accordingly this desire Of The police was conveyed to my
wife and she did what asked as she thought ior he
public authority.
must that Mira Gladstone and other witnesses were
tck with the respectable appearance and good order Of
those " 40 CON posed large ussemblage. am &C..
w. T. GLADSTONE
No II Carlton houss.s terrace s w.. June %.
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deserving Of censure for having advised her Majesty to
dissolve the present anti Reform Parliament and oereo
declares that viii not IN future support measure OF
short u registered manhood sng He desired 20
gentleman held back by his md and less earnest
~ Bredaueh seconded and Mr. Finlon supported the
resolution. which carried amid loud cheering.
NJ. Osborne then moved the following resolutions
That meeting yw with alarm the advent Of the Tories TO
power destructive freedom a. home and favorable to d'
5a"e seconded the resolution and advised the people,
before they separated to pay visit to Mr. Gladstone Loud
cheers
The resolution also carried.
The Chairman then declared the meeting adjourned until
Monday evening and then to be held IN whitehall Gar
dens Immediately aerwaTd the vast Gsemoage proceeded
from the SQUARE 10 ne residence OF Mr. Gladstone IN Carlton
Gardens ana arriving there the crowd completely hled
only the large space 10 front OF the honse bO also the ex
tensyo area between Pail Mall and the Duke Of foks monn
ment.
On crowd being brought TO halt the ringing cheers and
II &c s,one soon brought OF the right
honorable gentleman to the door who IN reply 70 he eager
Inquiries leaders, assured them that Mr. Gldston was
from home Loud au continued tnen raised Tor
Mrs. Gladstone accompanied with great cheering After The
lapse Of few minutes that lady accompanied by her TWO
daughters made her appearance thu balcony when she was
greeted with iepaied rounds OF cheering and cappng OF
hands accompanied by Vocerous cries Of "Gadsoue Tor
eyeI."
Mrs Gladstone remained in the balcony for about five min
ute bowag her Acknowledgements Leaving Carlton House
terrace ard proceeding along PaM Mall the people stopped
opposite tho Reform Club in the windows Of which were sew
ern popular members OF Parliament who waved their hand
korees and xcanssl a eee9gs win Sn saosS s
roaced determined to visit Mr. Bghrs residence IN
Hanoyo bt previous to doing So It was thought to be
simply OF business TO pay few passing compliments
" tie 81 .0Tm" ard the Carlton"
Tie duy beset by the crowd, who treated the
occupants Of the windows and doorway to successive ana
wesuaned yoiers Of groans and hoos Interpreted with
cries Of Down with Derby" Down with Dizzy" Down
with the Adulnmes' portion ofhe Of people hen
went 10 Lord Ecoe house OF which strong body
OF police drawn The expressions OF dIslpproDaon
when vented without injury to person when ths
genus police INDUCED in before The iorce
with exactly similar result ard Ia precisely good hnmor
Tho main body OF the people however went 10 HanOyers
in which Mr. Bright resides and here they were doomed TO
second disappointment the honorable gentleman lining
with the Speaker the House OF Commons Loud and en-
usasc cheers given for Mr. Bright and after short
address, from Mr. Mantle the crowd separated, having be-
all through these unwoned remarkable and Significant
proceedings whcl proves how e1aety opposite Is
tho conduct Of the working classes TO that revolving picture
shcn their Old ralneers and perayers draw.
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GENERAL NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The VI fnisterinl Crisis.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS IN PARLIAMENT.

. HOUSE OF LO9Ds, Friday, June 29.-Earl Russell
said that since Lordshps met last he had received from
her Majesty that the Earl Of Derby was now en-
0aged 10 the formation OF ministry and be understood that
r would be convenient 20 the noble Earl that public bns
ness should be taken until Th6day next He' ee iore
begged that public business be taken unt at Gay
Lord BrOngha. secUndng the notion observed lht uhl-
versa ruorance prevailed tie grounds Of tie Tcsgna-
typ OF the Government and that resignation lad been re-
garded universally by the country With feelings Of regret
sharing ha ignorance and joining IN t-l regret Ae DbsoH
70 secoBd she motion
The motion agreed n.
HOUSE or Commons Thursday, June 2S.-ln Coz
sequence OF which took place Tuesday when
members who bad made themselves Conspicuous ny tne
opposition the Reform bill booted by the crowd when
had collected IN Palace Yard strong force OF police was
marched dow hour OF the afternoon and no per
sou admitted except those having business TO transact or
orders for the galleries.
The Speaker took tie chair few minutes before o'clock
The Chancellor Of the EIchuer said that he mad received
communication from the Earl Of Derby suggesting that le
Hocse should adjourn for week To allow OF the completion
understood from the Speaker aud the Chairman of
the Committee Of Elections that II would be necessary 10
meet tomorrow and Monday 70 appoint and swear IN the
Hcston Election Committee He hoped that II would. bs
general understanding that other business was to be pro-
cecied with.
MT BerBa Osborne (Sottingham) drew attention to the
extraordinary position IN which the country was placed IN
ef without Government for ten DAYS while there
nothing but abroad and commercial distress al home
TIE Ohc night the Chancellor OF the E1cheqIe bad success
fully vndcaed tie honor a the Government which required
no yudcat0n, but nevertheless bis opinion her M0est
ministers had deserted their duty Teomers BY abandoning
their position advisers Of the Grown. They could not
aect 20 cary such measure reform bill without
position and for his part be rather aonshed al the
which the bad made He regretted inst no
direct issue had taken tho borough franchise before
se Government threw down their point OF
detail TIE Government rot justified In doing until u
had ssted the opinion Of the House on the amount OF
dinarv position in which the Liberal party was placed
Although their majority might not be 90 large as stated
the Government might have had vote OF confidence
Int HAL had
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MIR. Lowe, The Times's Proiege.

Mr.. Lowe has agreed 10 join the administration
which Lord Derby IL endeayoring form upon condition that
lord erandon shall become Minister for Foreign
Affairs In Tory Cabinet The Tues which has direct IN
securing ir Mr. o"e place 10 the Goycrnment IS
the passage of Parliamentary pr0gG IL Is anaaoking
heaven aud earth for theories 10 snow how honorable
reason nnd now sach an insult that which here implied
TO Lord Clarendon should be thought compliment rather Than
otherwise
Lev which will unlock the cabiso utterances OF
temporary for whom ~ Is almost necessity that Mr. Lowe
should be Cabinet Minister Whatever Increases the strength
OF AIR Lowe Is pro fanfo subtraction rom the strength OF
MIR Gladstone and therefore our contemporary subdiydes
a., bera marty into Radicals that Is 10 say FLOWERS II 81
Gladstone. and Liberals followers OF Mr.. Lowe H. by
tese maneuvers Lord Clarendon and Lord GranyiIewho
ave g,iered IN the Cation Club with the appeaOn Of
possessing Dackbone-cal be won to the ranks OF the new
Nuigtr, wo shall see thai succesl fusion between the
",ey,te Wbiep aud the Conservatives which Mr. Lowe
has abored 10 promote by citing Aristotle and Monesquieu
ana Lord by combining The peeep OF MaoTaSeh with
tie practice Of Mephistopheles flbDertigibbet.
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The Reform Agitation.

LARGE MEETING AT TRAFALGAR-SQuARH, LONDON
NEARLY TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT
ovarIoy IN HONOR OF GLADSTONE AND BRIGHT
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE TORIES.
On Wednesday evening the 27th OF June, All open
air meeting was held Trafagarsquare London to express
M the defeat Of Ministry and furtheranee Of
Reform. Al O'Clock nearly 10000 people had assembled
completely filling large square In whlen tho fountains are
situated while tie broad terrace In front OF the National uh
ery was also crowded after o'clock procession OF
ABOUT 600 persons arrived om Cerken|el Green headed
by brass band composed Of Cnblts ~orAme and accom-
nan ed By large flags surmogntcd by the cap OF
liberty and the other having inscribed upon u Reform
be pedestal OF Nelson's pillar formed an excellent platform
for the speakers , A., -
Mr. Iueraft was called 10 the chair and opened tho
ceedngs by saying tho workngmen had again oeh betrayed
The raying point Of must nos Oc Gadstone ana
Liberty" Loud chcers 81, IN. a.,
Mr. Csfey moved tue following resolutions; That tins
meeting of opinion the Cabinet Of Earn Russell are
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The weekly returns oc tho Bank OF France show iar-
Their Increase in the cash hand Of -30lOO0 francs
The Paris correspondent OF TIE LoHa0E Times thinks
that France will NOS long remain neutral and says II is al
frmed that active neyentiol s already tceided upon
ing at r. 63.Oa
PARIS, June 90
The France Of this evening denies the statement pub
had been raised
TIE CORPS LEGISLATIP
PARIS Jnne 90
The session of the Corps gsatf ill be closed o-mcr-
ROW.
In to-lay's sitting, " Boureulle, the Goverhmepr
Commissioner III reply u. Marie said that the Haa-
dies which have made their appearance at different points
on tho French coast not cholera, Inc Governnleit
had nevertheless by decree dated the IN inst raised
from two to days tho term during which yesses
from suspected ports must remain IN quarantine
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ers quote Bar Silver at 5llii DOIlars 81


Yesterday day) the market quiet aud easier bat nce
ouotaby lower Ses Of the day 600 bales Stock on BAND
BY actu count 9sso7O bales beng SS0 below tne @
American cotton band i 10 bales which is eO under
tue estimate. At sea, from Incia. 5JooOO 0aies -.
TRADE MANCHESTER yester lay was 10 moderate eSeb'
and prices were Just steady at Tuesdays rates
BREApsIUFFs-Ihe weather is hot and forcing Messrs
Rclerdsou Spence Co. and Henry Jump & Co. report
Flour quiet and nominaly unchanged wheat usI ht
last ouotatons Winter Red ard Southern, NL3l6 per
Genital Corn lat and o. per quarter easier Mixed %io
PKoyI,toys ~MessTs Bigland Athys & Co. Bruce and
MeAUfr report: Beef firm, bat quiet. Pork unchanged
nonna Cheese firm for fine but inferior neglected ls'ow
opeuel firm and active, but closes duh
PRODUCE The Brokers Circular reports; Ashes-Smai
aes Of - g. sales Of Pearls from lack OF supplies
checked nv advanced demanded. Bork-saes 81
Philadelphia NJ Linseed quiet but hrn Hemp advanced
&C or Manila. Lnseed Oh 81 d39 L.nseed cake q"l't
Snefm slow 4l2- fIr Winter bagged. E"-it-
s!es of American Black 53d5 G. and Common at bO9l;
sps TurpeRtine quiet 81 for American Petroleum ouJ
AT ljiOd9 for Refined. Spirit Cd a a. per gallon.
LONDON MARKE1s.-Messs Baring 20. report AMI can
Wheat and Flour Flour 90 80 per barrel N""t
frm dearc but closes quiet and advance bare! nalh
tanned Winter Red % 06O Sugar quiet Dur steady CVno
firm and dearer Iron quiet. Rail and Bar 40 SeGeh ls
and very firm. Spirits rurpentne lover American ~
Lnseed Oh steady al 90 g. Sperm Oh firm at "a Cod 80
Rice dearer Tea irregular Tenow tending downward T.
y {. A. on the SPOT. Refined Petroleum per galioh
BAH June l3-Exchauge on London. % G2o Cotton.
l4sUOd 90 reis Sag@-Whitss reisi Bro"Hs
100 refs ..,.os q.
PERsAnBuco June l6-Exchange on London 25 TO &C. sn-
gar whites 900 refs to So re browns Loo Te Cot
ton. IA. go refs. , - ..
The essagsries Impcrsles steamship EsIremadura arrived
here the l2thinst -,
ton no sales Dholerah. 3O0r Exchange London goa
CALCUTTA ISL 10 Shirtings ST. "A EIenange on
London H. Government Securities -Four per cent sii
Five per cent lO3i FTesnd-shAi per cent i0e fesh"'
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TIE CORPS LEGIsLArIP.
spain.


MADRID juno ee-Eyening.
The debate upon tho bill granting extraordinary powers
10 tho Government will be resumed ID the Senate To-
morrow.
telegram received hero from Lisbon announces that
Royal decree has been promulgated calling out the re-
serves Of the army.
SHOOTING OP SERCEANTS AT MADRID.
Madrid wa BlyOnne), Jnne &c ltt6
Yesterday q sergeant implicated in the recent military
revolt we're shot. Several more VIII be shot to-day
The insurgents who succeeded lcaying Madrid sur
rendered 10 the royal troops to-day.
Tie printing Offices Of the Progressst and Demoeate
newspapers have been closed by tie Government
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In the House Of Commons on Thursday, the 18TH
June Mr. Bae Cochrnne Ionton) asked If the attention O
the Home Secretary been directed TO an advertisement OF
meeting 10 be held Monday next in the vicinity OF the
House OF Parliament lie wished to know II IL was legal TO
hold such meeting make speeches calculated tn create
disturbance Such meeting having been announced he
thought some notice ought to b. taken Of
Sir George Grey said mat be had not seen the notice re-
fe,ed 10 bat he auproheude unlawful to hold any
meetings likely disturbance and there special
statute prohibiting meetings with view 10 n!imidate Parma
meat lie would attend 10 the matter.
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open-Air Reform Meeting and the Police
Authorities.

Yesterday afternoon Sir Richard Mayne, the Cher
Commits Of Police lled hims II IN communication Win
the sger OF Tn BuArs newspaper the speca fepesen
atye of the working in the LONDON press and very
courteony informed him that the police Authorities woad Oe
eompe in future iosproyont onotdoor meetings az ate
hours ia reference Reform, badTseiected localities
where large ascmbago Of people Interfere with tue comforts
Of the residents or traffic Of the streets Sir Richard
Mayoe stated that be had received complaints from various
onarter, anon the subject. lStaT. June %
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SIR. Gladstone and the Wor.ingmen OF Lon

At meeting Of the General Committee Of the Lon
don Workingm Association held Thursday evening II
vas agreed 10 invite Mr. Gladstone 10 meet the wOrkngmen
Of London public meeting that they may tender 10 hll
publicly their thanks M his manly and generous defense OF
The working classes from the caumnies heaped upon them
during debate the House OF Commons by men
bes the Tory party and apostte Liberals All the metro
potan with exception and the leading mem
bcrs Liberal party be asked to attend the meet
ing which intended to be held arrangements permitting
m one of he largest O the London theateIs
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Belgium.


The Greot of tho 2st inst, containing thcartce which
was commented upon by the COHsttltaOanei and the
Espiegle which published the ca-icature also made tho
subject Of observations by The same Journal were
seized by the police this morning.
The King and Queen of tho Belsians with their suite
left Brussels this morning fol England in order TO 10
present at the marriage Of Her Royal HsShness the
Princess Helena.
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prane.ed National Demousfrntion.

The following notice has been issued; "R@iormers OF
London Yon earnestly requested 70 meet tho Committee
~ the Mddesex Arms Ccfkenwe Green on saturday even
ny al O'Clock b. them carrying out he great meet
ng Monday next; 90 make arrangements IJr hoiaA1
national demonstration in Hyde Park. Friends ~ me prov
nees will communicate with the chairman as above
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Cnrrrnc-cirl Inrclligenc,.

LONDON MONEY MARKET The weekly returns OF
the Bank England show increase 10 the enlon OF tls
273 sterling and o. notes Oh s25& HE re-
turns were sufficiently satisfactory TO niuce the baAk
directors to reduce o discount which st REMARKED
az per greatly 70 the etp OF me ecmefei
public. The charge OF C per ce = oseu D,INe Ii onss
perod than on any ociOe The Suspension Is an
nounced Of MessYs. DaGa5ir NGoGJ OF East lndlh he
Giants London with liabilities amouutngto over ASOoeO
sterling. -, oo.. -.
Vie Stock maTket du Conso.s closed on the 29th at
edeI There large demand FOR discount 10 eonnec
non with the closing payments oil the qgaster ,
The Consolidated Bank resume business Oh tue "a OF
Jolly al, -. .,,. ro,.-- a.,
ArzRicAs sEcuRITrEs-BaTing Brothers CO. report
far average business which ciuse II Oh dbSi Eres
LIVERPOOL June Ca
Corroy The Rrokers' Circular says: The demand for
Cotton mas good throughout the week chiefly from the
trade aud I'D Monday prices steadily advanced during
tue las, three DAYS market has been qGiete Dn the ono
tations descriptions are higher than last wees
Amercau is n general request and after advancing ~ tho
early part Of the ldF 10, closes about 9d above
last week quotations. 0tletescrpons range nom slghy
trmer 20 a. dearer o. the week, 7rOeO bales In
Guiding speculation. and lo450 for export The quo
Taslg are
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G'htnm.
HCNG Kong. NJ

HoxG kong, May 3o.--Markots unchanged since the
25n inst
SHANGHAI, May 2A-Taa inactive. Silks nominal. EI-
change -.
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6iiuailons rUan.co- Ma.e5.

A YOUNG MAN wants place as PORTER; has
~ had experience afraid q and VIII 60 for uoisIas
Cal address EDWIN, No 81 Na.la.si Room Nc
NNANrED-By young man, graduate OF last
w mans Commercial College situation good kcsdsgy
or Seminary to TEACH HOUSEKEEPING ana PENhAsshlri
where woud chance study portion II the times ~on
also teaeh other Enea brsncs desired hss hsd
experience in teaching Address HENRY HOWARD WayeIy u
NNANTED-By a young man OF some experience IN
the business position Travelling SALESMAN IN hs
cla.s wnoe.ss Boot and Shoe house, salary eoo''-
given Address G. j. o. Newark FostOnee
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Gitratious tUanteo-females.

A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
n wan. >lrUATIOSs TO do general HOUsEWOkA Nc at hra
LOWS German Institute No. II stanton st. neaf TIE bowtty
NURSE AGENCY.
~ PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN ard LADIES' also Month
" and Vet Nurses De obtained At ressonsae terms 81
HANSESs, Cuppers aud Leechers No srh't NEAR Ipha@'s
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