The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-02 00:00:00

LARGE ARRIVALS OF GOLD.

Yesterday (Friday) the White Star clipper
&diens, which left Melbourne en the 24th of June, arrived
in the Mereery with 40,360 ounces of gold, valued at
160,0001., end 116 pressers. The cargo of the Iludtana
iseleded 700 Wee of wool, 6,600 begs and 1,140 tuts d
copper, and 62 eau' of tallow.

;As" Black Ball " clipper Ocean Chief, which left Mel•
beanie on the 16th of July, with 48,000 owes of geld,
valued at 200,0001., was off Liverpool yesterday afternoon,
and expected to strive last night in the Kersey. Ohs also
bt ings 120 pmeingsms sad a Isms ono.

The Primes's Theatre re-opene this evening,
wbtob commences "the farewell weans" of Mr. Chula*
Keeled management. The MoroAmet of Venice leads off the
aeries of intended performances—sett of whioh parpoeed
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to oontincte for a fortnight. In addition to this, ;IM/Vf
revival it is soli will be produced, via., the Shaksperlan
historical play of Henry, lAe "fa.
We (Era) have just been informed that the chess
area between Morphy and Marrwitz wee rammed ea Wed-
nesday hat, end tbs game terminated in a draw is tee-
ssensnos at as error ca the part of Mr. Morphy. Present
scare: Mr. Xcephy, 4; Mr. Hermits, 2; drasa, 1.
The Illustrated Times says :—" Our read= may
M carious to know the terms of Mr. Biers UMW Gagers-
mot at the National Standard Theatre. Well, then, Mr.
Donlon pays him 6001. for twelve nigh* and NM midi-
timid for another week. Who will now complain that
Meer amerropald

Kies 017 a, we see, is announced to reed and eat
tar a dew elikts at Manaheater, at Liverpool, at Bradford,
mei at ether tovre.

Mr. Keeley and Mies Louisa Keeley will join Mr.
Feleemes company at the Lyceum, at Christmas. During
the math of November, wham the theatre win be oomph I
by M. 'allies. aad hie proems& *marts, the Lyceum
Midas vN perform in Liverpool aad Maseheatra.

Mr. Vaidenhoff intimates that the curtain will
fell upon him, on the boards of the Thereat Royal, Livia.-
pool, in the character of Cardinal Wolsey. He will give six
brewed pordormanom, commencing with Alias Cesar, on
Monday, the 19th lost. Mr. Vandenholf mole his first appose.-
sum on the step at this theatre about fifty yeses ago.
Tamberlik, Madame Basio, M. Calsolsri, and Mes-
dames Molar! and Spada, have left Paris this remit sa roils
foe St. Petersburg and Madrid. Madame Sesifituoni has
likewise put left for Barcelona, end K. Careful for Spain.
INTERMARRIAGES WITH THE ERENCll.—English
exist, fa manifesting a great deal of Wares' to a ems widob
has occurred at Pan, and willed is really of candiemble Im-
portance. A young Freachmea of respectable family in
that city some time ago reeds the ammahttence of a young
' English girl, and fell in lore with her. She represented that
she was of highly respectable family, and bad a fortune s/
some 4,0001. deposited at Conttes bank. Hs went to Reiglsed,
' and was duly married to bee In the Bagilale forms at a plass
rolled Ledbury. But ft turned eat that his wife was et low
origin, and had not a farthing In the world; sad the poor
husband was not only arrested for debts she Incurred, but
, placed himself in • serious predicament by &awhile en
, Messrs. Coati; for funds she did not manses. He wee
scandalously duped, but nevertheless, he
're-
mained her lawful husband. His family, however took
legal proceedings to have the marriage set aside, and the
Court of Pan has decided that it was null and void, Inas-
much as it was not In accordance with the French law—lt
sot having been published In Prance, and the amment of the
young man's parents not having been obtained. The moral
of this cue is, that the parents of English girls who marry
Frenchmen must take care that the formalities of the French
as well as the English law are obeerved.—Paris COCTINI•
rodent of the Prue.
THE ELECTRIC TatitOWlT rol•TOLD.—About
the year 1816. a party of :earthy motel trait cliting as '
hlfoxton-park, In the western part el 800 eel A
casual expression from ow of del tempeept braved the
hitherto most silent person of the party, • Al, but betelleo-
tug-leaking man, who appeared wren than he was ;
and del rag into enthusiasm he proceeded to Msorlb the
of electricity, and the range of Its tafttenes.
their startled attention was fixed by his itelere-
pouncing the following remarkable wards
that by means of the electric agency we shall be
to communicate our thoughts immateriality In the
unmated carte of the earth I" This samonacismilet was
realm/ se a wild chimera. Yet, aboard se the UM wee
than deemed, the most of the party listie Seed itwhilethe
Watt:met d them prophetic words, 'iciest gif years age.
The who this fie 'retold the eleserb niestspli wee
Andrei' tben unknown to the stdsethb sradd---
'Awn Ruses, C. E., in Notes and Qaerilts.
ACCIDENT AT HATKeICING.—An accident of a
moat fearful demeipeloo moaned to the daughter of Mr.
Blair likettee-wood-end, Cud, Stiviab7- was the
act of loading a cart with hey, lost her balsam, and fall
upon a piteit,
which the man-emmeit wea just npllftlag.
One of the mow pissed dunes!' her chest apop
trotroded
undernsethler snider-hied, ; aim Am o, tke
arm-pit, sad when withdrawn. gargling south the
females In attendance. She la, however, now quire re-
covered.— Carlisle Patriot.