The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-26 00:00:00

SKIPPING IIITILLIOLNCIL-ITHIB DAY.)

Latium, Dec. 26.—Wind at num W., moderate limere, and
cloudy.
GRAVISEND, Dec. 25.—Arrived: Roman Empire, from C4l-
- Orelia, Berbice.
1/CAL L. Lac. Ys.—Arrived: Rival from New York; Jannette
and Marianne, Ametcnbun ;
wltimcoed for Rio (inside, having
lost an anchor and chain, has for
Bion‘"ate to procure
came. Arrived from the river: Mary Spicer, for Tobago. Ar-
riv. d from the riser and Nailed : Portia, Calcutta. Arrived : Par-
rata, kr Callao; Oceania', Callao; Isabella, Callao; We/them
Ocean, Callao.
LJVCIPUOL, Dec. 21.—Arrived : Lahaine, from Mont. Video ;
Wild Wave, Monte Video ; Damascua (a.), Portland.
CLTDII, Dec. 26.—Arrived : Favourite Lam, from St. Ickes,
Newfoundland.

Dry. U.—Arrived .
.• Falk, from Cardiff, for Trains.
BOLIBII•D, Die. M.—Arrived Ellea Southard, from lAver-
pool, for Kiva:mak ; Cearesae, Liverpool, for Ceara.

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BANSGATZ, Dlr. 24.—Ani;e7Tregal, from London, for Havre
and Havannah, with stem damaged, having been in the Downs
the Alert, Hartlepool, for Jersey, having beenin collision, in
the Gull stream, with the Ebenezer, of Elharehem, damaging her
port bow and fore rigging.
Limaroot Dec. 26.—The Martha, of and from Glasgow, for gt.
John's was abandoned in a sinking state December 4, crew Leaded
here by the Francis Colvin.

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letterer (dolue dathog),•
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of the merem7 Oahe last 14 boon nunhood", mood is
shade. Extreme faros nib lle dined= ids( of id boars.
11.--eala. Weather: sky; ia—deedu (leamehad)
f.—doe;
(dull) ; ; ; . now or hail
(melted). & nedeg lad Si n lea didetheado

MURK&
Pan-use has recovered rapid/7 at all stations from the gr.rat
depression lately reported ; einoe last Welling a change
at the opposite dnoMi. on has occurred in Leland, where the de-
crease within the last It hours tweeds a quarter of an inch (Caps
Clear). The raiding at Nairn is 0.7 in. less than at Roebefort.
Tunperature is lower than it was on Thursday at most stations.
On Thursday the wind freshened to at a few of our Ma-
tions. Yesterday it was nearly at western stations, bat
to-day it has backed to south-west, is blowing hard in the
south of Ireland- eleewbere winds are now tram wan. Boom rain
has fallen ; the sky is now cloudy. The sea has got up at Valen-
ti- Warnings toned to west oast.

The Tablet says that • subscription is being sot
on foot by the Italian youths of Bologna, Turin,
Milan, &a, to present the Pope with an offering on the
anniversary of his first ream, fifty years since. The list of
subearibers is very nu and each name is coupled
with an expressios of dnated loyalty.
A WErs Saar sT man HUSBAND.—The St.
ipit Nereid if the Mk Diseezaber says :—" On Saturday
led a termer mimed James Moore, redftg on the
mike road, Aunt in miles below this otty, deatally
shot his wife, baking a very severe wo. Mr. Moore
isozi=iswell4o4iti termer, and at times has had
o nessey at his hones. This fad was generally
known, and IS cooterdose attempts were made by
=toto enter the premiere. The attempts were air
end Mr. Moon was geserally on hie guard,
and prepared to reedy, unneasonable Tifton. On
• y night, about 11 o'clock, while a heavy storm
was raging, W. Moore beard somebody at the front door.
He left his bed, aimed with a revolver, and started for
the main hall. As he reached it, he heard the
intruders leaving the premises, and at oboe started
back to his bedroom. In the meantime his wife
bad left the bed and was standing at the window
looking! out for the thieves. Her husband, sup.
that she was still in bed, and easing •
gored
~.form at the window, oonoluded at ono. that
it was a burglar about to enter the window, and, without
challenging, drew his revolver and fired. A scream from '
hie wife soon brought hiss the knowledge that he had shot
her. The revolver was • large ' navy, and carried •
heavy ball. The ball drunk the woman on the right
shoulder, and lodged in the body. A meseenger was at
once sent, and Dr. Haddam, of this city, was soon on
hand. He doomed the wound, and did all ia Ms power to
ease the pain oessegaint thereupon. The we Isializ
dangerous one, but the attendant physician IS
that the lady will recover. Mr. Moore is sigh both with
grief at his sad mistake."—Arsiti York news, Thos. 14.

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