THE JUBILEE.

A ROMAN CATHOLIC DIFFI CULTY.

IN THE

PROVINCES,

(special.)

Londox, June 21

/The "Morning .Post" states that 300 - 'peers »n4 other Roman Catholics .were, re fused admission to Westminster Abbey service...," The 'Catholics had arranged, ■yith the approval of the. Queen, to attend 'a special Jubilee service in their own Cathedral, but the arrangement was subse- I quently overcome. Although, an awkward, •'feeling prevails through such difficulty

arising, the Jubilee has been celebrated .throughout the provinces with immense Enthusiasm, 'demonstration, displays and

•-"gUthenngs being- held everywhere. At j Coventry the Lady Godi'va ' precession j siir -1 passeel anything'of the Icind previously | -held.: To-night it has been arranged to light -: 500 beacon fires throughout tiro kingdom.

.'"The apprehensions that dynamite explo ;/ B iqns might occur have not been allayed. and Westminster Abbey has been their | otighly-searched for combustible explosives, .Thepolice carefully guarded every parto: tte building. ■• ■■ ■; - -.

- The honours conferred in connection -with Jubfiee occupies three columns of the "Times." Many Indians are included in | the honours which, are chiefly bestowed'on ; -.■;,■ --,*i -.■. - -r.a<_ J;; NEW JUBILEE; COINS.\ .*-;'ln accordance.with the Royal edict, new r, .coins.- in commemoration of the Jubilee will | hfe issued. They will consist1 of five pound "and two, pound gold piece's, four shilling . silver pieces- The new coins are generally condemned. . sAA: (SPEOIAT..) '~.., -i-n - - -. London, June 21. /'/.This morning tiie sun shone out brilli antly, [an,d/the crowd in the streets was enormous. Many persons sab at different ;points of vantage throughout the night,; and campstools and provisions were much sought after. ; ;;

.There were five distinct processions, ancl each was cheered most heartily. The uni forms were gorgeous. .-The fifth procession, 'which comprised eleven- State carriages, .was received all, along the route with deafening cheers. [~-. , -. -'•

SEARCHING WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

MURDER OF A DYNAMITER

(KKDTER'S TELEG-RA-U.)

■ London, June 20.—The.police authorities iriade strict search yesterday throughout Westininster Abbey for explosives'. Col' onel .-' Mujendie, 'Chief'-'-Inspector of Explosives, and- other exports, personally attended and- overhauled the vaults. Specially - powerful'lamps-were.- used,' ;but the search, proved, fruitless,, nothing ;of a dangerous character being, found., -The police' took possession -of the' Abbey, .and everybody was excluded. Two fire engines fully equipped were stationed iii the Dean's yard,.and on the river, opposite the Houses of Parliament, was stationed a-powerful floating engine. ■ ■-'- • ; "■' "-.-;' !

1 The uneasiness' as'to a dynamite explo '..sion was .redoubled When/it became: known that the body of a man had' been found in the canal at. Birmingham- with the' throat !'cut,. v and .that, an "' American -razor i had ;been discovered in the neighbourhood.. - A s pocketbbok was also found, containing re ';ceipts-for,money paid on aceount.'bf explo sives.; In the book were receipts showing ; thepaymen t' of several hundreds of pounds, .and, also...various envelopes bearing, ad tlresses in.New York. , At.the inquest no-.. :Jthing was elicited which tended, to clear up ftHe.' mystery, and the jury -returned a ver** "Eounddead-." . ' P^be streets of London to-night are".m ijassable. All vehicles have been_ blocked,1 _and thousands of people are camping in the -.Streets. ' . V. -.■■■-.'• .-. -■-.■ .-.-...:"-■ -

THE JUBILEE IN SYDNEY AND.

IELBOUME-2

[EEUTES'S. telegkatj.]

■ .'..: . . Sydney, this day. TEytiitTniNG in ; ; connection .with Jubilee /celebration .passed .'well.; The \ harbour ■Ipresented a brilliant.sighfe,,. the ; warships Wm 'other vessels being ' illuminated. A %and display of fireworks'took place at ,#yeral places. Steamers stationed at: the '•'T-rious *.pbint3 of vantage' were. cramnied No accidents have been Reported.-:' ■ •-' ' ' "'■ i M "'■ ;'-'■■ Melbourne, this clay. -. Everything yesterday during the Jubilee .■Celebration was of an orderly character, and occurred • '._'

FATAL ACCIDENT.

;.;:- :.;M)SLBOUKN£,, Wednesday;, •!.'ppc.br,' George Teague, a ; well-known •'tameopatbisti-, died to-day from the effects °f a buggy accident. "-'•■-A NEW ZEALAND-IipAK).AND MERCASTII.E. J: * AGESCI' COMPANY (LIMITED). , • - -■ < J.r •■:■-. ... - ■ ■ .... ,

London Market Telegram.

.-i.-ttspox,' June 20." —Wool: Competition is |. .^easing,' and quotations are,, on an aveiv -Jd to Id better than ab;the ppen '•M;JjChe: American' demand is good, for ?'^?-bred,,,'goocV and medium qualities, fW'lohg, kapie ..merino, .-light, in,, grease. j .-I.to^te-U5,000 .bales, have; been sold. 3 -if^C^he'market. is quiet,' and quota !#«fqr New Zealand wheat are unchanged^ [^_^?^heaVf.g.q.^ 'l^^oEth-IDIJ-.K.. off 1 >JW. ke. 6d per: 4801bs ; while ;New, liS^f ' Xa.q. is 'worth, "CLE.,' 4%ast; nominally, .33s' 6d pe^Splbs,, is steady. - Good Strand..good" beef tallow :are worth S^'-and 21s. 6d per cwrrespectiv'ely. The market.'is/firmer.;, Quota |^«nehahgedi •. Market depressed;. !|*j-. of colonial oats are heavy. -■ '.■'-■- '-*'-' -,- LONDON WOOL -. SALES. ■ Doy. *me. 20.^At^io-day-s■ -wool- Msß., H,200 bale's were offered- A firm gjfove demand prevails for all desenp-

THE RAILWAY DISASTER NEAR SYDNEY.

SIX PERSONS, KILLED AND

FORTY INJURED.

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' Sydney,-this day. A train containing 400 excursion ists for Hawkesbury met with an acci dent at Peak's River yesterday. Shortly af._er leaving that place the Westinghouse - Hornsby brake failed. The tr,ain was too heavy for the light eugine,and attained* a velocity of 70 miles an hour down a steep declivity. - The "guard -applied the brakes, but without avail, and a pointsman,; seeing the danger of the whole train running into the, sea, turned it on to a siding,' where it dashed into some trucks.,:

The two carriages nearest the engine were' telescoped, and the engine fell over the'bank into the sea.

Wilson the driver.: Rennie the engi neer, Henry. Staukins (clerk), a young mail and two girls (names unknown) were killed. Forty people were in-

LATER DETAILS.

As sopn as hews of , the ' accident came tp-hand,,relief trains with,doctors were despatched to Peat.s ferry. The driver Wilson'fell under the engine, and was buried ih the river mud.

The fireman had. a miraculous escape. Three persons, died . almost instantane ously, and two-others succumbed dur iiig -tiie night. The wounded: were brought to Sydney, some being ad mitted to the Hospital while others were taken to their own honies.

Had it. not been for lhe presence of miridvof -the pointsman, the whole train would have run into the river, and the result would have been dis astrous beyond contemplation. Everything appears "to have gone smoothly until reaching Ryde, but from that place it was. found that the engine was'insufficient-to draw, the train, nine carriages, up •- the steep gradient: A portion' of-the train was detached, and the two sections were united at Hornby. The train; a little- late by this delay, proceeded towards Peat's Ferry at in-, creased speed, "and rushed through the tunnel towards the incline which leads right to the river's brink; - - '' - There was - a great increase -of speed on emerging from 'the'tunnel, and the driver appeared to lose all control, and sounded his whistle continuously. The, train oscillated violently, and the pas sengers grew alarmed. as the pace became terrific;: '-■"- ■''■

z' A disaster seemed now inevitable, and it is'said that the driver made an attempt to'avert' 1 utter ruin by revers ing:', the' engine,l .but was-too late. Before the train reached Peat's station, however, the -pointsman rushed to .he points,-!;ahd holding them'bravely managed^ to; throw the train bn to a siding on which were two contractor's tracks!-ind an ■'engine.- I'-'His presence of: mind probably-prevented the Hvhple train being -precipitated into the: river.

.As sbon 'as the first section of car riages'' telescoped shriek's of agony and terror resouridM' on every side.' The engine fell over:the side of the ,'em -bankmei-t'iutb' the;mud,; the fireman, who was'much' injured,- being thrown into the ;water. "': .; ;'

.As soon as'intelligence of the' -catas trophe was received in Sydney, doctors ahd appliances'"were forwarded, and the." sufferers : brought back, many being in 'a.' _ •pitiable condition. There were heartrending scenes by relatives in search of;their friends and relations'. " ! The woud ded were con yeyed to ; the hospital'"'and''their own

houses!

m _,-_i s part' of tiie einbarilciTiebt' Hvliere: the train went'over is dbont 13 feet above High-water,' and the depth ,of .water is 12-, feet. ; ,ia/A_> "The wrecked engine was completely fitted with Hand brakes, which ;were applied, put it is supposed the rate-of speed '; oh"; ihe •gradient heated; ,i\ie brakes, and-they-would'not act; ; '. The., bodies, of, the killed were much mutilated. .Many of .the. excursionists were -young people engaged in various businesses -in- the:;city. ; Everything possible was .done to. alleviate the sufferings.of the,injured. ,;. : • ''William Eehme, l'manager for Messrs Atrioff and 'Co^'jum'pe'd-frbmthe'train, and Was - killed.- - Sorhe of the' inj aides i tO-others are [of a-serious character.: .; ■ : The accident was discussed in the Legislative Assembly --to-day. ■ -A' Board of Inquiry 'commence investigations to-morrow. ' *-': ;; "! , _ n Those' in. uredfby the accident are: progressing favourably-- , ■'•'"',/

'.'(SPECIAL.) -'i'.,;:;i ! ~.)';• i ; London. ;.Jun.e ,2\.,,.,

BULGARIAN'-DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

parleying bn-tlio -Bulgarian, question-.re-, suited-in-Russia .consenting to the-appoint ment ot- a Single-Regent,- provided he is. ;nofc a Bulgarian: -If-this'course is^-adopted Russia will- co-operate :with the Powei^: M. the selection .of a' Rrince; -; ' ''M^ *'- ■ •-''

THE METHODIST NEW CONNEXION.

'"'ib'Ws' been -leciciecl.fcHat; the Methodist N^v' C6nne% ; Chagß;in^ustialia ar^^td be^closed. , t " -,■; b_j_j <___&}_. '•■*■ : .->'-■■-■:

SUGAR BOUNTIES.

-The 'a^-tdiiiou:te^ardin^Germari sugar Liverpool,..resolution? W ere adopted itrging;:the^ government;to take'steiis^coud&racttheboi^ties. /

THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

A rumour is current that the Frmcess ol Wales is threatened with melancholia. |

ORIENTAL BANK DIVIDEND.

The new Oriental Bank has declared a further dividend of six per cent, quantities.

NEW WOOL SUPPLY.

Wool from Central Asia is arriving at Marseilles.

FRANCO-GERMAN FEELING.

The conviction and imprisonment of five Alsatians for treason has created a feeling of indignation in France, und the Press comments in strong terms on the subject.

PRELLER'S MURDERER.

MAXWELL TO BE EXECUTED

Maxwell, who murdered Preller in 'the United States twelve months ago, and who has since been lying,in gaol under sehtehoe of death, is to be executed.

THE DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER.

The question of marriage with deceased wife's • sister has been taken up in several large cities- where public meetings have been held,'and which have declared in favour of such marriages being legalised.

STATUE FOR AUSTRALIA.

. Lo-Noox, June 21; -.Brook's statue of O'Connell will be ready for shipment to Australia at the end of the year.

Remember This.

If you. are sick Hon Bitters will surclv aid Mature in making you,-well whon all else fails. If you are, costive or-dyspeptic, or arc sutler ing from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels.it is your own fault if you,remain ill, for Hop Bitters is a sovereign remedy iv all such complaints. If you are nervous uso Hop Bitters. : . If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally,, Hop, Bitters will give you fain skin, rich blood, aud sweetest breath and health. That poor, bedridden, invalid, wife, sister, mother, or daughter, can bo made the picture of;hcalth,-byAnicr,caii Co.'s Hop Bitters, cost ing but a trille. AViil you let them suffer . ..

!in short, they cure all diseases of the stomach, bowels, blood, liver, nerves, kidneys, Bright's disease. £;.00 v.-iU be paid for a case they will not cure or help. Druggists and chemists keep it. .-■•-.

Prosecute the Swindlers!!

If when you call for American Hop Bitters {nee r/recn twifi of Hops on the icliilc label and Dr. So-iilc's name, blown iv the boltle) the vendor hands out anytliing but American Hop Bitter.-., refuse it. and shun that vendor as you would a viper; and if he has taken your money for any thing else ihdict'liim for the fraud and sue him for damages for the swindle, ancl wo will pay you liberally for the conviction.

lii -lIJCKJLAND "TEVIS^ '~^iMi*

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! Be sure that the butter you purchase is branded with the words "Freezing Com ; pany "on tiie margin around the shell. Re fuse imitations. - (Advt.) Preferring to give special bargains this week instead of ilhiminnting, we invite the public to inspc,ct..-fMc_\laster- Shalders and Co., Drap'ci-s, Queen-street. - (Advt.) Thomas Short's Executors having bought •a bargain in velveteens on a glutted market, and which has just come to hand ex Coptic, they are. prepared to give the benefit to the public, and are selling black velveteens at one shilling per yard.—(Advt.),



. Ijisuraucb , ' TiTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE' COM ±_%r. •: PANY (EIRE AND MARINE). ..'. ..CapitaL-...........................•...■81,000,000. Paid-up and Reserve Funds £135,000 Protection from FIRE ok, MARINE LOSS Can be Effected in This Company. CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND - LIBERALITY.' JAMES BUTTLE, Manager. mHE STANDARD . INSURANCE CO. OP NEW ZEALAND. * FIRE, MARINE, AND GUARANTEE. ..-„.:, Capital ..... .. £1,000,000 With Unlimited-Liability of Shareholders. HEAD OFFICE: PRINCES-St., DUNEDIN. FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE accepted :,' at lowest current rates. . FIDELITY of persons in Situations of Trust '•' ■ guaranteed. ' ■•■•■' ~: . , Prompt Settlements made. , •, Office: COLONIAL-MUTUAL-BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. ' :'- '■'•■• ■■*•• FREDERICK: NUTTER, „ _ Manager, Auckland Branch. '.•.■■-■''...BusitteSs-'-Notices. ""'■' CASH BUYERS' FOR ELIGIBLE .-,-., __ ; PROPERTY. - WANTED.—A -Six to Ten Acre Homestead, suitablc.t'or poultry farm, &c., with, cottage and improvements; must not be more than a couple of hours' drive from town. WANTED FOR: CASH.—A neat Cottage for COO to £200, within live to fifteen minutes of City Hall. ' ' '• • , - ' ! -./ ' WANTED FOR CASH.-Comfortable Resi dence and grounds, from £650 to £850, within twenty minutes of Post Office. N.B.—lt is of no use anyone offering property at fancy prices. To.effect sales prices must be low. ' !,,J •-*" ]" 3 ..-•;; Jf. ■-~■-.*■ J. 11. .WITHEFORD. T' HE COLONIAL MINING JOURNAL, To be devoted especially to tho ■■ -1 !.*'.. J, -■- .interests of tho .... ,„, , - NEW - ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN :• ."", - GOLDFIELDS, ~,v...; ibi-iv/ -'--.will'b^v '-'•■"• ''A l} \ .■A • PUBLISHED-IN;A FE W' WEEKS. : .CemmunieationsfromiGoldfields.Districts to be addressed to' ■ , . _ < • ° •-'■ '■ J. H. WITHEFORD, ~. -~, ; .. .-.. -Z .->.. Shortland-street, _ , ' '■" ".. _' ■ • , •_ _ Auckland. FOR1 SALE, ait Avondale, 10 acres first class level land, with new 6-roomed house, outbuildings, etc. The whole place is under cultivation, and well-f enccdl; Price and particu lars at J. JB, Witheford's, Shortland-street. ALU ABLE and , handsome - block of newr Shops in the City. . AllTct to good tenants. Price .88500. worth £10,000. Cash; Balance can remain at 6i per cent.—Apply for further particulars to J. H. Witheford, Short larifl-strcot.'.- - - ___ _ ' '" TWO Allotments, with 66'fe'et frontage ! and-100 deep, Jervois Road,: opposite Shelly Beach Road. Price, £7 per foot? _ SuulJJ t >.}.;: -.)■. .J. H; WITHEFORD. TO LET, House in'Cobdeh-street; 16 rooms; rent 25s per week.—J. H. Withe lord, Shortland-street. ~,.,- ,-'-•■' ' "^7_NTED, a "Purchaser, for a first-class i 'YY' | Vertical Steam Engine, nearly new; one of Chandler's Chaff Cutters, and-the .neces ai-y riddle for ch^ff-cutting.—<L H. Witheford. T^ORTHCOTE.—^ Acres of. level Land, _tS< *: all laid down in- orchard and strawberries, Kood brick-well," etc.*: 300 feet, frontage to Main Road, .adjoining Public School, price low and terms easy.—J. H. Witheford, Shortland Street. HE Best Gift for- Home -friends is Brett's Auckland Almanac;, containing a Picterial Representation"'of Queen-street, De scription of tho Provincial District; New Guide to' Hot Lake, &c, Bco. ......,.,..,.,. jpUIZING ! GLAZING! GLAZING ! Every description of Glazing*. The Cheapest in ■■ . a ;Auckland. ju g .. ..;..-. iupilna ft£ A# h..-MORRIS, •■'><■/ j DIRECT IMPORTER"OP ; G LASS, ■;,.; ■:'; K-AKANGAHAPE ROAD. : :'■ "? , Sashes-sent;fbr and delivered free. nhHExßiggesfc Literary Shilling's Worth JL rin Australasia—Brett's Auckland Almanac, mustrated. •-'-•'" '-' __ ; •^TTONESTY is the best policy." If every- JbL body thought so Wolfe's Schnapps would not be imitated as it is,



lEOJST AND li§E^^ WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMOMMa QUEEN and HIGH STREETS, City; also at Newton, Newmarket, and Symonds 6tm% MESSRS. E. PORTER & CO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments now landing, wWob ? fs4e& to their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to executo any orders placed With ~'r*y them, and at the very lowest prices. ~'••''';.'•'■. • ' "1* ■ .<'■•'• '•'''<' .;,,',.-. ■*-....-.. 7 7907 ; •$&: ~~~ '■, ■ :-"■■•-■';•-••;* - ;•WARE,':; We have just opened up several cases of the above, by the best English Makers. Splendid Assortments^N^^-i. Designs, and Extra Good Value. Inspection Invited. ...... ,'• ~ ::.^ {!'7f&" -B. poijtsr aWd:g!<|» ■•■'■•-fl - a-tAz' "77::^mi.7<.:7i 7 y .77 •jT iROGHESTER _^jjjppL3f A s"^^ aeai-esfc approach to the JKleo*. Have now received oiSr Season's shipment of Xjjf_JS_E3?>3, c3Sprising a Large Variety..- ij . from the Best Makers. ', ) ' i\.f BIRD CAGES IN BRASS AND j PRIZE HOLLY SCROLL SAWS. % &!(SMSI_MCHiS^ IRON. Large variety. ' ; ":" By;best: makfc/.'J;'-!^ -8,-. --._?o :r te .R __ns^.a3 : p*l|. HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF j 'I i-V ' ' -ftf'j i-,.-_.'■:-;■.. 'iq TOOLS iEOR EVERY; J|aß__|:::;! «.•'>'.',. '.■'', ..J: B* THE BEST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MAKERS, tbAA-f^'Z .'«• .V...', •"' *.:'''-.I ' - ._-'._.-(,* >l: *.-_ ,■_.- U4. ..'..: .;;,•. *, ll_*jt. -,*/_i > " _- , . . ___ _'- _;. .."'* j ~ -p«*-. ' r - Coach and Pocket | Garden and 'Mannre I Braining Tools. 1. Spadeg_a_nl -'' 'I'*V- : t jHammers/"i '-i-Vlr.-pi.ncH__S»A'ii ■ - 'Wrenches; }\ *'--Forks': "TT" "".„",, .... ~,1 - : .Shovels. ,; \ -EngUsh^diAmericanH-M^rlwS, / Furnishing and General Ironmongers, r^l^'d (_iTJEEK;, ; tfc BEiQH BTBSETB,! 'IS^^SS^S),, ALSO AT NEWTON, NEWMARKET,-AND-SYMONDS-STREET.