The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-31 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MA.

LITIMPOOL. Avocret 80. Birkenhead, 781781 et dlr.— Cale-
douten Welt, 931 90—ffintern Counties, 10 11-16 10 11-16 et die
—Greet Northern Stook, 1141 101 ex die--Great Westerns, 70
701 ex die.—Lancashire and Yostehlre, 1071 1071 ex die.—Lon.
don and North Western. 991 901 ex dir.—Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincoln. 43-431—Midland Stock. 1231—Ditto, new shares,
11 f p. North Withal Stock. 63 631—North Staffordshire
343e111 d. en die —North Pastern Berwick Capital Stock, 96
Mte York Capital Mock. 801 81—Ditt. Lwede stock 62i Lef
—Routh gastern. 261—West Miffiand. Oxford. 60 tof_— Match
Rhenish. 3 15-10 d.—Grest Luxembourg, 7—Grand Trunk of
71 71—Gre es at Wtern of Canada, 13—Ditto new shares,
Tefanflit.—fttfalo and Lake Huron, 6 6-16 6 7 16-41reat Ship,
Os 9a.—Thames sod Hersey Marine Company, 1 9-16 p.
Brainnosom, Ationn SO. —Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas
shame were sold at 10-11inninghani Old Gas were quoted 1671
to 10—Birmingham Canals, 113 94--Bouth Staffordshire Railway.
11 111—London and North Western were buyers at 1011—and
Stour Yalkys at 81. Business Inactive, but prkus remain firm.

Wray Lonnox Rowtno CAUL—The entries for
the two forthcoming races of this popakr club, the Senior
Sculls ou Friday next, Sept. 7, and the Junior Sculls on
Sainelay, Sept. 8, have just closed, and are as follows:
Senior Sculls, Friday, Sept. 7—Prises : A handsome silver
challenge cup, value 15 guineas, given by Mr. Anthony
Appleton, to be won three years, and a presentation silver
cue, to the fiat man ; with • smaller cup, presented by Mr.
Jain Tyler, the respected hon. sec., for the second.
Entries—F. W. Belci.t.i.captaki, E. Nash (deputy cagart
C. Collins, G. D. Lister (winner of the Junior Sculls,
Regatta), F. E.
Saturday, Sept. B—Priest : A pair of gold sculls in case for
the first man, and • silver cup for the second, both presented
by the hoe. sec. Entries—F. J. Tyler, F. C. Moufiet,
A. J. Stevens, J. W. Line., W. J. Bryant, A. R. Pitt,
C. West. Both nixes will be rowed between Putney and
Hammersmith, and will be of a bitty interesting character.
GARIBALDI A CANADIAN.—The birth•plsoe of the
noted Sardinian General has been claimed by several coun-
tries, all making out a tolerably clear wee. All disputes on
this 'abject may, however, be considered as settled, as we
give below proof sufficient to satisfy all thinking individuals
that he is • Canadian. In the year 1812 a noted
Irignois chief, named Garedialdeli (signifying "Mighty
in war"), immigrated to Lower Canada. He had
several eons, the eldest called Jo•eph, who was called
by the French AnUtana, who could not pronounce the In.
guois correctly, " Ciarrilialde." In the year 1820 oW Gar-
rabeldeh died, and Joseph was prevailed upon by a priest to
accompany him to Italy. He was educated by this priest.
and received Giuseppe as a name, instead of Joseph, and
was taught to write his name Garibaldi. This information
was received from Francis Garribelde, at present living near
Sorel, with whom the great general constantly corresponds.
Persons still having doubts on this important matter can
satisfy themselves Ly applying to Francis, at Sorel. It mu
no longer lie said that C.anada has not produced one great
map, —L'Ords., Hostess/.