The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

It.reavair. &no. 0. a ast.
Sinai lest evening sa incasee in hiworisetrfral mean; has
eecansel in the south of Ireland, and at stations to the eastward.
Oaths Clonal seam radiated are higher thee they wore
day, sad the rested are to the southward. There as a
of warty half ea inch betimes Valenta' sad Rainiest. In the
south-weal Irmperature has 'idea. Oahe =ailed yesterday flan
the south eat on our eat coal, and the ninth eat in
Inlaid, whilst in the Regiali Channel their direation WIA
westerly. Winds have modesuad, but a Weer mouth-watody
wind is eti l blo in eouth-western &deka ; at Plymouth the
force is 7 and at Neese 8. Rain has been general, eel very
bare in amount on the frith coat. The emeth.s. L. cleudy or
overcoat. At Vahntla the sin is rough.

Mr. Adams's annual benefit at emmorao takes
place un Monday.

A hayrick, near Weymouth, oontainin3 40 tone
of new mown hay. was eM on Aro by lightning a few dap
ago, and entirely destroyed.
Seven thouaand four hundred and seventy-ono
persora have berm added to the constituency at Ilristol
by the new Reform ELI.
At Taunton chestnut trt'oe are n )tv in full
bloom.

OREF.NCAtrfLE, SEPT. 26.—The Allan s'eamship
Austrian arrived in Lough Foyle at 9 a.m. yesterday,
and having embarked mails and passengers she proceeded
for Quebec at 6 a.m. to-day. Wind east.
Tug SCRATCIIIKO oP F9.lll.o2iltlEß.—The Sporting
Lift rays that considerable reoaation was created at
Newmerks t on Wednesday night from the fact of
extraordinary opposition setting in against this horse
for the Cerarewitch. After being backed to win
several thowands at 1,000 to 60, he was suddenly
driven to 1,090 to 6, upon which a prominent member of
the ring stated that no more nrowis should be got out of
him, but that he should be scratched forthwith. This Was
accordingly done at 9 o'clock the next morning, as will he
awn from the oacial list of sastchinv. The reason as-
signed for this proceeding is that the owner bad been un•
ceremoniously forestal/x(1, and was unable to bath his
home at a reasonable price.
DRUIT-LANI TliZarall.- —This theatre, will be
reopened, according to announcement, this evening, under
the continued management of Mr. Chatterton, who has
strengthened his troupe by the addition of sir venal artists
who were not with him during the past season. The ma-
r any now includes Mr. Phelps, Mr. E. Prim Mr. F. Charles,
Mr. H. Einclair, Mr. Addison Mr. Bowie, Mr. 0. Gem-
ming, Mr. W. 11•Intyre, Mr. J. Johnstone, Mr. Barrett,
Mn,. Irma Matthew: Miss Fanny Addison, Miss M.
Stuart, Mira Heath, 9tc. The enturtairunen:s choan for
the inaugural night are the farce called Bor navy, !lames,
and a d,ausatic version by Mr. Andrew iLilliday of !Sir
Walter Scott's " Fortunes of Nigel," under the title of
Asee o &ob. Mr. Phelps will play the two iquiracters of
Ring Zanies I. and Trapboi.s the miser ; and use soresey,
which 1 as been supplied by Mr. William Boverh y. is de-
signed to illuttrate the streets awl buildings of London
upwards of two centuries ago.
FECUND Ttiouonvs.—At a bite meeting of Paris
wirkruen, ut the hall of In Rodcsute, M. tilv,;110, an ad-
vocate, declared that only one remedy exists for the
online which lir:sails in Algeria, namely, ,imuitalion,
notliMg else. this gentleman
.propo,es that per:on:of a
philiuithopical spirit should Wel thern.olves up for thi
good of all. lie himself wished to became t 1 o first
victim ; and lie stated that he had taken the train t, pro-
ves d to A lg. nu and offer hinv.ulf to the starviim Arabi.
It it, hating gone as far as rhareutun, ho boron to think
that the repro entativea of the nation ought ti make the
hat tacriuves, and he samrdingly write to the various
deputies, let they have nut yet roturned any an ewer.
EroN Cot.t.EGE.--Yitritertlay the reassembling if
the scholars ut Sten was conipletrl by the arrival of the
sixth form. There are about MIA noble:non and gentlemen
now being eduorted at Ebel. and Vs, eoinotewsonent of
the school time giro: a groat iatitetu • to the trade 4.1 the
town, al. b during the long
r dull.