The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-19 00:00:00

ISEMPING INTILLIGINC3.-(71118 DAT.)

Oct. W.—Wind at sum N.W., fre,h breeie sn*

. •o, 0ct.17. Arrived : Wi-aniera, from Melbourne;
Angleeey, Melbourne; Himalaya, Calcutta; Courier, Madred;
Scindia, Thmlipatara ; Victoria, Callao; Quintero.. Iquique;
Amerigo, Monte Video; BM3eld, St. Thames ; Baltimore;
btar of Devon. Baltimore ; Penn (1..4 New York. Ort. pt.
Henry Parr, Clirimimzie Pelham, Laiusee4on; Velem, Wham-
poa ; Training, Shanghai ; A. D. Oillx•rt, Corbin ; Duke oe
Athol', Calcutta; Mary E. Bay, Colombo ; Cbance,=.
Moro Castle, Belize; Kong Eystein, St. John's; Samuel
St. John's; Tuneberg, tlucbec; 4th November. Quebec. Soiled:
Oct. Is. Bedfordshire, for Buenos Ayres; Matilda, St. Late;
Aimee-Indian.
Bari., tel. tr. —Arrived : Mona Can tle, from Belize, with Inaba
and mizen 'qv. mutt gone ; Faleon, What:ago& ~• Wempv Cantle,
Foo-eliow-ino • Serinere•-•-ni, Roeder, for Hull Ir Ida from
. • ..

Madras ; west Coaat Africa, with lom of botrwit.
having been us collision. Arrived from the dyer and
Maria, Auckland, N.Z. ; Southern &spur. Port Phillip; Promo
Orar, Bombay; Bedfordahire, }keno. Ayres; Arthur, River
Plate; Isabella, Demerara; Angln-Indian, Jamaica; Matilda.
St. Kitt.; American Onion, New York.
Lismiroot. Oct. 18.—Arrived Cluthe, from Bombay ; Pal-
mer. Bombay ; Elisabeth Fisher, Sierra Leone ; Erin at. New
; Constitution, St. John'a, N.R. Sailed : Roselle, f.m
Calcutta Bans Mandel, Bombay ; Lilanmire, Bunny ; RAMO
Queen, New York.
Dist, Oft. 17.—Arrived : Mary Ann, from St. John's; Odeon.
from Bluets for Vance. Arrived from the river : Magellan, foe
Sydney 'Reigate, Port Phillip ; Elizabeth Mary, Grenada. IS.
Prince Rupert, from Hodson'. Bay ; Tweed, Buenos Area
barn, New York ; Deaths ow.). Westward. Arrived from this
neer and salad Quern of the North for Alger Bay.
meted, 0.-r. 17.—Arrsved: lien Majesty, from Bombay;
Maritana, Bombay: Florin*, Rangoon ; St. Charles, Tomo;
Doloree, Nahum.; Cuba Coal, NewSurk ; Awatralis, Quebec.
Roi-rnearmis, Ore. IL—Bailed Bhannon `v.;, for Colon ; New
York ;11. e, New Orleans.
, Oct. U.—Arrived : Confederate, from St. John's,
N.B.

—Firritorra, Oct. IL —Attired: Clara, from London, for
Colombo and China ; Titan, from Leith, and elided Nth for St.
Jago de Cuba. Sailed : Ott. t 4 Mathade, for Martinique.
Caroler, Oct. 11.—Sailed '• for New York.
8. sortarri, Oct. 17.—Sailed Otta, for Singapore.
Ore Caw, , Oct 17 Arrived: City it New York, from
Halifax, N.S. IS Siberia bst). Nsw York. 18. City of Pans
,es.?, New York, left tOth.
Riaaaflr,Oct. 111.—Arrived ROliam, from Slnbbereen„
with bat three hands on board, her master, mate ,a crippl&, and
an incrprrieneed lad.
Yarnotra NOMA. Oct. Dl—Arrived : Columbia, for Alex-
andria, has anchored to bury the cook and steward.

WEATHZE REPORT.—(TMs DAT.)

REMARKP.

Basometrieal pressure has increseed generally since Saturday.
The change was greatest on the north and weet coasts, but during
the last 24 hours the distribution of measure has been acutely
changed. At southern Mations readings are comparatively high.
and exceed those in the north by about three-tenths of an inch..
Temperature in most districts a muck lower than it was ma
Saturday. The diminution has been greatest on the east coast.
Moderate winds are general this mooting over these W ands.Nis
the west coast of Ireland they are sou y, but elsewhereey
are from north to west. A gale is reported to have passed over
the south of France yesterday. flail and sleet are reported from
places on our south and wet coasts. Mist is prevailuig on emir
east coast, and in other districts the weather is cloudy.

PROTEST AGAINST RITrALISIC—The following
tin mot iul has been addressed to the Archbishop of Canter-
bury and the Bishop of Chichester :--•• We, the arch-
deacon and undersigned rural deans of the iuchileacoury
of Chichester, with the greatest affection and respect, beg
to address your grree (lordship) on the dangors arising front
the ritualistic excesses of the present day. Wo feel that
the practices and principles in question are irreeoncilablo
with the doctrines and rubrics of the reformed church of
England, are alienating the affections of the laity, and ate
eventually endangering the connection of church and
state. We should rejoice at any well-considered measures,
consistent with justice and fairness, for their repression,
and hereby tender our hearty support in our several
spheres to any means your grace (lordship) may think
it expedient to adopt in this province (diocese) for the
purporc. (Signed) James tlarbett, Archdeacon of Chiches-
ter; E. Eedle, Vicar of S. Berated and Prebendary of
Chichester; It. Blakiston. Rector of Ashington; T. S.. L.
Vogan, Rector of Walberton and Yapton. and Prebendary
of Chichester W. Sinclair, Rector of Pulbonuigh. and
Prebendary of Chichester ; C. Holland, Rector of Pet-
worth; C. Burnett, Rector of lloxgrove . C. Klanert,
Hector of Iping T. F. Hodgson, Vicar of llor shall', and
l'rebendary of Chichester.
Staricious DEATIL—OR Saturday afternoon a.
young man named John liroseasube,who was a commercial
traveller toHeeers. Barras and Co., wholesale stationers.

Sheffield, died under circumstances which lead to the sus-
picion that his death was caused by a violent assault com-
mitted upon him in one of the streets of thaktown. Late on
Thursday 'Light a policeman who was in the neighbourhood
of Porter-street heard a noise as If a man had suddenly
fallen to the ground. On hastening to the spot he saw the
deceased lying on the pirement unconscious. He was
evidently the worse for liquor, and thinking that he was
what is known Ls dead drunk, the constable did his beat to
restore him to consciousness. Ho ultimately succeeded in

doing this, and then took him to the police-ibition, where
he was locked up fur the night. On the following morn-
ing he was taken before the magistrates for being drunks
and was fined. While in the station he compLuned of a
severe pain in his head, but the officers thniking it wee
the result of intoxication, did not think it necessary to
send for any surgical aid. OR leaving the station ho
went to a public-house where he was well known. The
pain in his head there inc.' and he was at length
removed to his fathers house, he became uneon-
icious, and died in a few hours, the cause of death being
fracture of the skull. The story told by the young
_man
before he died is that he was struck on the heed while ill
the street, and that after being struck he became ta-
meable. and only regained consciousness when he found
himself in the custody of a policeman. An inquest will be
elicited to-slay.
lit Mea CROPS MAUKST.—List of priors : Beef.
from Ss. 6d. to 6s. per stone of labs. ; mutton, as. to 4s.
veal. 3s. 6d. to 4a. Rd. ; pork, ba. to 6s. Eggs, from Ss. 6d.
to 10s. Butter, Is. to Is. 6d. Cheese, 61. to dd. Baoua.
8.1. to tod. Potatoes, tiOs. to, 1104. per Oa. Arpless
to ilk par boob&