The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

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LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NT ammo tuasium.)
NORTHALLERTON BUSTING. —(THDI DAY.)

GRAND STAND STAYS
D.rk Agnes, lisekesrell,Penbill. Split
the Difference, Oaitbaser, Globule's Ally , Mayfair, and Lady
Sykes. All are hem
RAREWOOD PLATS.
Lamp, Janitor, Malta, BMW, Bonaparte, Arabia,
Risk, Dolan. Joequll. Hassbwell, Begun, Ni 11374 and
Dodson of Wellington are here.

TWOMIAE-OLD SELLING HANDICAP.
Vaa, Edith of Lora, Globule 1, Jun, Pretty Queen,
and Monty. All are hors.
NORTHALLERTON HANDICAP.
Empress of India, Haat Lynn, Cartals Lecture, Gayona,
Protium Mans, and EanUllion. All are ben.

INNKEEPERS' PLATE.
Buffoon to be mid for 1001.; Malta, 201.; Garottes., 201;
Raptillion, 201.; Mayfair, 201.; Beimits& 201.; Mr. Lirripm,
201.; Chessman, 204; Nally Grey, 20/. All an hem

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The Federal steamers Rhode Wand, Hornet, and
Lady Stirling have been ordered to liavaenah to receive the u
ram Stooewall from the Spanish autheritice, and to take at
her to the United States. ct
The Alabama convention has directed the local tO
courts to admit, instead of exclude, as previously repotted,
est
Derr.> testimony until the State Legislature shall have de Oa.
sided whether each testimony is to be permanently received
orrejscisd. Is
In an address to a regiment of returned negro tot
sadism is Washiegtoa, a fortnight ago, President Johnson 10
informed them that " liberty' meant freedom to work g
and to enjoy the produce of their labour, and that, now os
that they were returning to the avocations of pesos, they
must *vises their fitness to enjoy that freedom. He added, eh
that the problem was shout to be solved whether four ti
millions of their race, having all the prejudices of the It
whites to contend spies*, could mingle harmoniously and
oongruotely in the social system of the country, or if it
would become necessary to set them apart as a separate II
and distinct people. In conclusion, he urged them to 40
prove, the passibility of the former by controlling their
passione and improving and judiciously employing their tse,
physical sad intellectual power,.
There are few losses which the Poles have felt so
much u the destructioa or removal to St. Petersburg of 11
their historical monuments. Etch invasion of the Russian ,1
troops was marked by a optimale mutilation of national
memorials and the removal of valuable librsries and t 4.1
archives from the oonntry. Of thew the moat important 1,4
was tho Zaleski Library, which consisted of 300,030 D
volumes and a maguifloent collection of manuseripte, and
whioh now forms the richest portion of the imperial
Library at St. Petersburg. It was taken to Russia by the
Cossacks, who roughly packed the books in wooden eases, s
indent the folios in order to make them fit. A large num-
ber of the books and manuscripts were stolen while on their
way to St. Petersburg, ant afterwards sold in Poland,
when they may yet be seen with the library stamp on 1'
them. The archeological museum at Wiles has now also I
boeo rifled by the authorities of its most valuable trauma.
FOREIGN-01,1+1C; Ocr. 19.---The Queen has been
'draped to approve of Louis Bob as ooned.geoeral at the
Gape of Elope for his liejenty the King of the Bel.
liana ; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of Kr.
George King as consul at Sydney, with joriedicalon over ,
New South Walsh for hie Majesty the King of Italy.—

Gazette.
THE BATH PRFSIL'IT TO THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
—The escritoire which was commenced in 1863 as • present
to the Prioceis of Wales by the ladies of 13• th, on the oc-
casion of her wedding. is now finished, and will shortly be
presented, although the subscriptions have not as yet
proved anincient to meet the test of the article. An effort
so make up the deficiency is being made. The Dowager
Dachas. of Cleveland is to be asked to present the semi.
toirs to the princess. The style wanted, although gene-
relly koown as that of Louis Quatorze, free front the
floridity and linen of that period, belongs more properly
to the refined severity of the following yogi. The design
consists of two distinct portions, an frrifoire or writing
table, and an env resting upon it. On one side is an
enamel representing the Queen and Prime George of Den-
mark alighting from the carriage ea their visit to Bath. Oo
the other side, corresponding, is her present Majeny, ghee
Princess Victoria, presiding at the opening of the Bath
Victoria Park. In front and at the back are arabeeques
with Davin crosses.in the farmer nee concealing the
keyhole.
Loss OF A FISHING BOAT A.ND SWIM LOINS;
The fineness of the weather on Tuesday evening last
tempted several boats from both 'idea of the Castles:min
Bay to go outside Inch Bar to fish for herrings, which are sow
so abundant on our shone. On retureieg just before daylight
on Wednesday morning and passim by litombsigh Island, •
sudden and terrific storm sprees up, which canoed the loss
of seven lives in a few momenta. One boat from Lack, the
property of two brothers named Giles, was upset close to the
strand at Rombeigh. There were nine fishermen on board,
and, melancholy to say, five of the crew were drowned.
The unfortunate men who loot their lives is this catastrophe
were—two Gilson (the owners), two cousins of theirs,
brothers, named Flynn, and a young man named Daly.
Oa* of the Finns came ashore safe, with four ahem,
but seeing one of his minims atruggling near the shore
he rushed out spin, undismayed by the danger be had
I just escaped from, to try and save Giles, and, melancholy
to relate, lost his own life in the gallant attempt. The
other four men escaped on the oars and spars of the
boat. These peer men were unmarried with the exception
of one, Thorn's Giles, who has left a widow and two young
children. Two other men from Croniene (the opposite side
of the bay) were washed overboard out of other boats and
drowned. This squall was most sadden and unexpected—
so much so that the crews had not time shrten single
sail. Another boat would have gone doto wno were• it not
that the mast sod sails went over the side. The oats and
herrings were lost out of most of the boats—Berry Post.
Mx. W. F. WINDHAM. —On Thursday evening
a fatal accident occurred to nee of Mr. W. F. Windhain's
hones. lie was starting from the Norfolk Hotel, Nor-
wich, in his loath, the Express, when the off-wheel horse
slipped down, and got the collar entangled about his
throat so as to produce suffocation.
Among Lhasa who perished in the steam-ship
Brother Jonathan was Mr. James Nisbet, the editor of the
San Francisco Bulletin. His body was toned floating in
the ocean seven miles from land. In hi, pockets were found
his will mid • note written with a pencil, and evidently
after the ship had struck. He was an elderly man, and the
note is addremed to the lady with whom Ire lodged. The
children earned in it used to cell him greedy+. At sea.
on board the Brother Jonathan, July 90, 1863. In view of
death, I hereby appoint my brother, Thomas Nisbet,
at present engaged on the Pacific Railroad, near
Clipper Gap, California, my sole executor, with instructions
to wind up my whole estate, real and personal, and con-
vert the same into cash with all convenient speed, but so as
not to sacrifice the same, and to pay over and divide the
seine equally haters's himself sod my sole sister, Margaret
Nisbet, now residing in Eoglaod ; and under burden of the
payment of a legacy of 5,000 doll ism
Alreira Hop-
kins. wife of Caspar T. Mephitis, issee spat, San
Francisco. California. And I desire that my brother, said
Thomas Nisbet, shall not be asked to give security for his k-
intromission with my estate.—Jae. Nieces.' "My dear ISITOTSI Si.
MA,—A. thousand alsotioaate adieus. You spoke of my sotansi
Denies en Friday, !magma's day, and the unlucky Jona- 610,0091
than. Well, here lam with death before me. My love to tle,Oce Pt.
Toll al, to °taper, to Belle, Meddle, and tittle Myra kiss bake% Bt.
her for me—Newse forged 011ANDFA."—Amerimen paper._ . trains Si.
SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY EVIMINO.—The Royal MAN' I§4.
Mail steamer Treat has arrived from St. Mows sad Fara. "Wl*
Her news from the West lodise has bees nelicipated. She ,
met the Shannoe, whi'elt left Southamptoo es the 17ilt
with the West India mail, on Wednesday, off the Lizard. 1114 W IL
All well on board the Shannon.

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TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1865.

fanny EVINII/1.
Console, which closed yesterday at 891 to 3 for
the Bth November, opened and closed to-day at 8114
to 4. For money the last price was 891 to 4.
The official business report is as follows :—Tiiree
per Cent. Consols, for money, NI, 89, ; ditto, fur
account, 89# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874. is
1 ; New Three per Cents., 871, I ; Bank Stock,
249, 2484 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041,
Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 100*.
Indian government securities were steady. The
March Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 6s. to
3s. din, and the June at Be. to 4s. din.
Foreign stocks showed an upward tendency.
Egyptian Bonds were in good demand, and rose
to 3 per cent., owing to the statement that
the proposal for a private loan for the Viceroy in
Pans has been abandoned. Turkish Bonds of
1854 and 1865 rose 4 per oent. ; those of 1858
and Greek Bonds, ; and Mexican, Brazilian scrip,
and Turkish Consolidds, to 4.
The shares of the financial companies were
steady at yesteriav's priees. The closing quo-
tations were as follows :—lnternational Financial,
14 to 13 prem. ; General Credit, 2to 24 prem.
London Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; inwerial tier-
motile Credit, 2* to I prem. ; Credit Foncier and
Mobilise, 54 to prem.
National Discount shares were last quoted 104
to peem. ; Joint Stock Divonnt, 14 to 1* die. ;
Egyptian Trading, 14 to 1 die. ; Ottoman Boci4t4
Gthstrale, 24 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to
; Lion Brewery, 14 to 14 prem. ; and Atlantic
Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 24 to 4. There
was again a very large amount of business and a
rood deal of excitement in the shares of Overend,
Gurney, and Co. (Limited), which, after touching
9* to 94 prem., closed at 811 to 4 prem., being
ss. lower than yesterday. At its present advanced
level, the price is of course mote susceptible to spe-
culative influences, but there is no doubt that the
market received its original impulse from, and has
since been largely sustained by, bona Me purchases
by investors in various parts of the country, in-
cluding many members of the Society of Friends.
The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakinks are as follows:
—Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem. • Allan's
Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 1 to 14 prem. ; Merchants
Company, * die. to prem. ; London and Aus-
tralian Agency, to 14 prem. ; and Gale's Pre-
teoted Gunpowder, 14 to 14 prem.
City Offices. African Merchante, Quebrads Land,
I Royal Mail Steam, English and Foreign Credit,
and General Steam Navigation shares have im-
proved, while Gellivars, Natal Land. Commercial
Union Insnranee. and Northern Assam Tea, B
shares, were quoted lower.
As regards bank shares, Bank of Otago, Com-
mercial Bank of India, and Standard Bank of
Afc:ca, were quoted lower, the latter having fallen
upon the issue of the directors' report. Etiglieh
Joint Stock Bank, London Bank of Mexico and
South America, and Chartered Bank of India,
Awe
testis and China, have improved.
American securities were better. United States
5.20 Bonds closed at fite to 3 ex div., higher
than yesterday ; Erie Railway shares, at 574 to 584,
being firm ; Illinois Central, at 84 to 4, being #
higher ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Debentures, at 86 to 87. The Erie Railway Loan
has recovered to 14 to 24 prem.