New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

REDUCTION OF CABLE TOLLS-THE MINIMUM
MESSAGE TO BE TEN wORDs-THE CHARGE
FOR CODE ABOLISHED.
LONDON Nov S-All the details of the new tariff
Of the Atlantic Cable having been settled, we are
enabled TO announce that the following notifications
will 90 into effect on the 1st of December proX, VIZ:
Tolls between the City of New-York and any place
in Great Britain or Ireland, on messages OF ten
words not exceeding fifty letters IN all, $So each
word after the first ten, s. 5O address, date ana
signature to the extent of five words, twenty-five
letters in all, to be sent free of charge No extra
charge for messages'Ein Code consisting OF PLAIN
words but messages in cypher, that is to say mes
sages in numerals in letters of the alphabet not
having any known or dictionary words, or names oil
places ships persons, &c. are 10 be charged lor the
first ten words SIS for each additional cypher 81 80
The tolls between New-York City and points west
and south thereof will be charged in addition 10 the
above.
q MISS KELLOGG.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg made her second appear
ance at Her Majesty's Tbeater last night, IN the
opera of Traviata. Her performance created great
enthusiasm.
THE BREAp RIOTs-CHARLEs DICKENS.
Midnight.-Thc bread riots at Torquay Exmouth,
and other places, have been suppressed, ana
all parts of Devonshire are now quiet. Charles
Dickens sails tomorrow IN the steamship
Cuba for Boston, The news OF the great loss OF snip
ping and destruction Of property 10y the hurricane at
ST. Thomas creates widespread feeling OF depres-
sion in mercantile circles British shipping mer-
chants and underwriters are heavy losers by the
calamity
AN ExPLosION-THE FENIAN CoNvIcTs.
Nov. "a dispatch from Glamorgan Wales, states
that a terrible explosion took place in one OF the
mines of the Ferndale Colliery in that county All
the miners 300in number, were at work at the tlme
At the last accounts the mine was on fire. and 1t was
feared that but few lives would be saved Great
efforts are being made in England and Ireland for
The pardon of the convictS at Manchester on the
ground that the Ofense committed was political
NEW BREAD RIOTs-THE NEW BISHOP OF NATAL.
Observation-Disclosures have again broken out IN
DevOnshire. There was "a bread riot at BaTnstable
TO-DAY which exceeded in ferocity and destructive
ness the riots al Exeter. The mob broke into the
butehcrs' shops snd the bakeries, plundered them,
and then set them on fire. The police and military
were obliged to fire upon the mob. The Rev. w. j..
Butler was appointed by the Archbishop Of Canter-
bury to succeed DR.. COlenso as Bishop OF Natal but
Mr. Butler has declined the prefermant.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EXPLOSION.
Nov. 1O.-AdditiOnal particulars have been received
of the terrible calamity in GlamOrgan, Wales rev
of the miners escaped from the burning pit at Fern
dale Ii is not yet known how many lives were lost
The iLord Mayors banquet took place yes
terday All the members of the Derby-Disraeh
Ministry were present, except Lord Derby. MI.
Disraeli made speech, in the course of which
he alluded to the controversies which
had arisen between England and the United
States But, he said, better feelings bad arisen IN
America since last year, aud he had every to
hope for the maintenance Of those relations Of warm
friendship demanded by the material interests and
BY every moral feeling thai cOuld unite The two ma
lions.
RACES.
LIvEKPOoI, Nov. S-Eycning.-A the races which
commenced to-day Mandrake won the Liverpool cup
THE FENIANs.
DUBLIN Nov. s-Noon,--1he jury in the case Of
Costello, who was trial in this city for alleged
somplicIty in Feniansm, was unable 20 agree.