The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-10 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAIL

(astrna's TILZGRAK.)
8013THAKETON, Auouirr 10.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ceylon, Captain Coleman, with the heavy portion of
the above mails, 50 passengers, specie 3,0831., and a general
cargo, including 2,490 sacks of wheat, has arrived. August
1, off Malta, she passed a barque with three topmasts
gone, steering into Malta. August 2, in lat. 34.10., long.
4:3 F.., passed a British schooner standing to &E.,
showing signal H.P.S.R. (new code). August 6, off Cape
Roca, exchanged colours with an American iron-clad steer-
ing to &W., and passed a schooner standing to southward.
August 7, about 70 to the southward, off Cape
Finisterre, the Peninsular and Oriental steamship Euxine,
bound out.

GIBRALTAR, Arcusr 5.

The Chmnide of the lid says :—" We learn from Tan-
gien that the Moorish minister) yesterday communicated
to the foreign representatives the Sultan's decision that
the exportation of grain from Morocco, recently prohibited,
is now to be permitted for six months longer, counting
from 10th July."

The new Baahaw of Tetuan has arrived there with
about 300 troops. His presence, and the exhibition of
force to support the authority of his office, were both much
needed. The assassinations at the very gates of Tetuan
bad Inspired such terror th►t the Jews dared not stir
beyond the walls, and were kept oboe prisoners in the
town. Since the arrival of the new governor they have
taken heart of grace, and go about their business as usual.
A new governor has also been appointed to the Riff, who
has promised to restore law and order, which in
that district ►re too often at a discount. Re-
cently a Spanish fishing cutter, the Dos Hermance,
WAS attacked on the Riff coast by a launch filled with
armed Moors, and plundered of the little money the crew
possessed, about 2 dollars, two hundredweight of biscuit,
all their fishing tackle, guns and ammunition, and the
cutter's boat. The crew arrived half-starved at the Spanish
settlement of Perron de la Goniera, where they were pro-
vided with rations by the governor of the fort.
The Austrian frigate Novara arrived here on the 28th
on her way to Mexico.
The following British ships have arrived here :—ln-
tegrity and Helen, horn Cardiff ; Marathon, from Liver-
pool ; Latona, from Cardiff ; Villanova, from Glasgow ;
Champion, from Llanelly ; Amazon and Peninsula, from
London; Forest Queen, from Newport ; Sunderland, from
Sunderland; Tanjore, from Southampton; Negociator,
from Newport ; Mersey, from Swansea ; and London, from
London.

The Swedish brig Ida, of Sothenburg, sprung a leak and
was abandoned in lat. 36.45 N., long. 0.37 E. The crew
were landed here from the ship Venakabet.
Exchanges are quoted :—London, 90 days' date, 501 to J ;
Paris, do., Ifr. 28c. to 290. ; Marseilles, do., Mr. 29c. ;
Madrid, 8 days' sight, par to J dis. ; Cadiz, do., par ;
Malaga, do., to dia. ; Barcelona, do., I prem.; Valencia,
do., Par.

WIATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.)

SATOWDAT, AOOlllO 10, S A.M.

If. &drama,.
1 & '2. W. Ito ..•-•-e--....1 W.l & 19181141
12.11.1 D. &
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Nairn 129.8157 &W. 1
1 N.W. ho; 1
Aberdeen 2OBl 68 W. 1 1 N. tb .6.13 1
Leith 2890 401 W. 4 6 W. ol—is
Ardromaa - 99.95 59: LW. t, 1 W. or 0.10 2
Oreeneastle ;29.94 CO &W. 2 3 W.S.W. ro 0.47 1
Yalentla 29.0850 W. 4 6 N.W. rb 0.11 4
Boche's Point 60.0359 W.S.W. 3 4 W. c 3
30.06 63 8. 1 1 B.W. c 001 8
it
riy =I A
- 30.01 68 W.B.W. $' 3 B.W. c, 3
Penzance.— 3015 59 Z. 0. 6 W. eb • 2
Brest
Lorlent 30.08 65 N.R. 21 3 N.W. 2l— 2
Rochefort.. ;
Plymouth 30.14 59 Z. 0, 6 W. cb • --s
Weymouth 10.16 CIO W. 2! 4 W. bo I— 1 2
Portsmouth- 90.13 tID W.N.W. 2I 6 W.& W. 6 I ..- I 1
London
Yarmouth
-
Yarmouth 30.07 00 W. I • 2 W. eb ' 1
Scarborough 29.9860 W.B.W. 21 2 W. bl 2
Shlelds
Helder — - - - ' -