The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-09 00:00:00

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ALLEMANNIA.
SOUTHAMPTON, Luaus"' 9.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Allenzannis., from New York on the 28th ult.,
has arrived here with 47 passengers, 64,000 dollars
for England, and 2,000 dollars for France.
Off Bandy Hook she spoke the Hamburg barque
Marinda, and on the Srd instant passed the British
ship Eliza bound west.
During the voyage the Allemannis encountered
very bad weather and strong winds changing all
round the compass, high seas, dense fogs, and a
deluge of rain ; up Channel westerly winds and
wet weather.

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
MALTA, Auouer 8.

The Poonah, from Southampton Jul), 27, arrived
on the sth, and left on the 6th inst. at 4 p.m. for
Alexandria.
The Delta,from Marseilles on the sth instant, ar-
rived on the 7th at 4 p.m., and left at 10 p.m. for
Alexandria.

NEW ZEALAND.
PLYMOUTH, Auorwr 9.
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The Mery Sheppard, with the 40th Regiment,
has arrived off this port from Auckland. She has
been ordered to proceed to Portamouth.

The following telegram has been received by
Reuters Telegram Company (Limited), from Mr.
R. A. Glass, August 9'
VALBNTLL, Acucar 9.
Nswrocirmrion, THURSDAY, A.K.
Governor Musgrave and party arrived here in
her Majesty's steamship Lilly, at 6 p.m. yesterday.
The Great Eastern sails as early as possible this
morning. Weather fine.

The young Prince Antony de Hohenzollern, vat.
was severely wounded at the battle of Koniggrats, died of
his wounds on the sth. He was mentioned with great
honour by the King. General Mutius, whose death has
been already mentioned, died of apoplexy.
PARIS EXHIBITION Or 1867.—A meeting of the
committee appointed for the reproof. lotion of objects
relating to the army and navy was held on Tuesday last
at the South Kensington Museum. There wore present—
The Date of Edinburgh (in the chair), Captain E. Bel-
field, XX, Rear-Admiral Caffin' C. 8., Captain M. C.
Close, of the Trinity-hoer, Captain Douglas Calton, C. 8.,
Bir J. B. Gibson, M.D., K.C.B, Mr. Allan Morrison, Mr.
S.John Penn, Sir S. Morton Peto, Bart., M.P., Mr. E. J.
Reed, Mr. J. H. Richie, Mr. John White, and the secre-
taries to the committee.
SUICIDES TROY FINANCIAL ENBABILAAHMINTIL
The Courtier de is Vienne, in referring to the bankruptcy
of J. de Bouvignv and Co., of Poitiers, rys :—" The Dear
had been affixed the day the deelsration of bankruptcy
was peonouneed by the Tribunal of Commerce, on the
application the Pr.:meow-Imperial, at the moment of the
flight of J. de Soevigny became known. The authorities
ed to take an inventory of the effects, but a sad
gc=it has arisen to complicate this unhappy affair.
M. o—, the principal clerk in the house, was
a debtor to the beak to the extent of about
four the/rand banes, and M. B—, the official &sig-
net, was also a debtor of ten thousand. The day after the
declaration of bankruptcy two entries were made in the
books acquitting these two accounts. This fact induced
the arrest of M. C and M. R—. On Sunday at sin
the morning the warder of the prison entered the cell of
X. B—, who we. in bed and asked if be could see the
examining magistrate. The goelrr replied that he did not
know, and told the prisoner that be would return later
and inform him. About a quarter of an hour be again
visited the cell and found 11. X— hanging by his neck-tie
to a small nail in the well and with life extinct. The ruin
of the beak is attributed to unsuccessful speculations on
the Bonne." The Droit relates that IL.Fetainead B—,
62 years
.of age, centrist is a bones et bannese, blew eat Ids
the boons of a
brass with a pistol the sight before last at
friend in the Rae de itiokeliea, with whom he had dined.
The sAlcide is supposed to be attributable to financial em-
barrassments.