The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-02 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL ariazi MAMSYS.

LreIRPOOL, OR. 1.-6ses imdrip : Groat Baatern, 61
Great Weaken, M ad—Loarteei sad North Womble; 1021 1 1
—Metropolltan 119146) 11—Ditto 1141neweharead p.—bLidland,
1131 1 9 Wales. 71—North Bettlab, ad sad n—heath
Bantam 971 6 6 1-114. BeWs R. and C. 6p. (0), 10—Buffalo
and Lake Huron. • 7-16 7-16 6-111—D11M, 7 per Cent., 'i—
ntend Tannic of Canada, 211—Great Weetern of Canada, 101—
'Wads Central, 13) d—Ditto paid up, 711—Dukh Rhenish, 17-16
p—Oreat Luxembourg shams, 14 1-16 1 I—Match
* per Oast,
46) I—ilank Ihrsrpool, 41—Mercantile and E. Bank Limited),
1 11-16 f p—Nalional Bank of Liverpool (Limited'. :-16 p—Albion
Marine (Lolled). 16.16 6 8.16 6 p—Britisla and Foreign Marine
(Limited), 4 1-16 i 1-16 t 3-16 p—Paildrs Marhie(Limitad). 1 3-16
p—Londoo sad lanemddre losarance, f p—liverpool and London
Fire and We, 91 p—loyal Ineorance, 5. p-I'nlon Marine
lAnnted). 3 1-16 i Ip—British and Irish MADAM Telegraph A. 641
—Oreat Ship, 2s. la. 9d.—Ditto, 171 per Cent., prat, ts. Bs. 3d.

TRH CRICKETERS FOR AFSTRALIR.—Tbe twelve
cricketers who are in • few months to uphold the spotlit g
fame of the mother country at the Antipodes. are all now
in Loudon, making the necessary preparations for their long
voyage, half round the earth. They were to receive
the sum of money, 501. per man, which has been tenni-
; ficently sent over. as the price of their engagement, and
they are now occupied in making purchases for their
outfit. They were to have embarked early this month
is the Great Britain, but the start has been delayed
till the 15th, in order that this splendid steamship
may be fitted with larger boilers. It is calculated that this
alteration will have the effect of shortening the trip by six
slays. Borne little alteration bee been made in the original
list, but we believe that the following is a correct list of
those who will sail from Liverpool on Thursday week
G. Parr, Jackson, R. C. Tinley, and A. Clarke (Notting-
hamshire) • Ceffyn. Lockyer, and Comer (Surrey) • Ander.
son (Yorkshire); Hayward, Carpenter. and Tenant (Cam-
bridgeshire); and Yr. E. H. Gram—probably the finest
team of cricketers the world ever saw united.
THs RICH HlNDoo.—There is no one who gets
so little fun for hie money as your rich Hindoo. He lives
in a wretched doghole, and feed. on rice and spices and
sweetatuff, like the messiest shopkeeper. Yet he is always
in drbt, always mortgaging his land to planters. and screw-
ing his tenants, and cheating and being cheated by his
agents and bailiffs. The mass of his income goes to mstify
what is neither more nor less than the genuine spirit of
snobbishness. The Rajah of Doodiab has forty armed men
is attendance—ha must have fifty. The Rajah of Nilpore
keeps eighty riding horses—he must keep a hundred,
although he never stirs out except is a litter. And yet
Thackeray will have it that snothiskinem is the pawner
weakness of Britons !—the crying sin for which fire from
heaven is to deemed upon Brampton, and turn Islington
into a ass of brimstone :—/Ilecniillast's Magazine for Cre-
r. tober.
A BRAY' BOY.—An instance of unusual pre-
.
wee of mind In a /act Atuonarz.ii on -.04v;
)ask It appears that • boy 131.101 b. 13 yeari
age, in the employ of Hr. R. Browning Blith, was seat by
hie muter in the afternoon of that day to fekh up the cows
for milking, and while doing so his attention was arrested
by something in the water of what is called the Black
Ditch. The lad almost inimediately dMoovered It to be •
little girl in the act of slaking for the lest time, and with
great promptitude jumped in and rescued her from her
watery grave, when the was found to be the daughter of •
penes named Joseph Everett, who was staying in the
town, sad who liberally rewarded the gallant boy. We
think this • fit subject foe retweeentation to the Royal Hu-
mane Socirty.—Cieleisford Chronicle.
Ozurni PALL= O-rs SHILLING Day...-.
Tamil" Ocr. L —Admiisioes on peruses, 3,140 ; ditto
by urea tiokiits. 841; betel, 3.981.