The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-02 00:00:00

QUAItANTI?CE NOTICE.

Irmo', Amnia% -.2-8.-41n—ZSZ:.r film the Board of Health,
dated stith Austad, declares the proccdimies from St. Jago, Cipe
do Vord.v, to he eonlidercd " infected with rollers fever" from
10th Aufm't, and " nuipected M the aunt ctivamer " the pmts of
the other islands of that tchipela o.

The Wyse family, who are the owners of ex-
tensive estates near Cork, have been made the victims of
the malice of Rome concealed enemies, who on Sunday
night kindled no less than three incendiary fires on dif-
ferent parts of their property. On the estate of Mr. Francis
Wyse three large ricks of hay, containing 130 tons, a
portion of the barn, 30 tons of straw, and a large quantity
of other propel ty in the farmyard were dustroy.xl.
TDE SHIP RACE FllO3l CUINA.—The announce-
ment that the slip Ariel is the winning 'hip iu this ex-
citing race is premature. It is true that she arrived off
the coast on Tuesday, and she appears ;to have
passed through the Downs at 2 o'clock this morning
for the Thames : but as as regards time she is beaten
by the Spindrift, which arrived off the Isle of
Wight yesterday afternoon, having left Foo-chow-foo the
day after the sailing of the Ariel, viz., on the 20th May,
while the Ariel left on the 28th. Several days, however,
must ellipse before the race can be decided, several cele-
brated clippers which have carried off former races having
nailed three or four days after the departure of the Spin-
drift and the Ariel.

SERIOUS OMNIBUS AOCTDENT AT SHEFFIELD.—
An accident occurred on Monday at Sheffield, by the
sudden overturning of an excursion omnibus, heavily
laden with paseenfers, returnin,gfreen the fae of the South
Yorkshire Millen Association. One of these heavily laden
'busses, drawn by four hones, was turning a sharp corner
on the descant, at a place called Leavy Oreave, when the
wheels on the left aide of the 'bus gave way under the
heavy load, and completely turned on its side, precipitat-
ing the whole of the outside passengers with fearful force
to the ground, those in the inside also being hurled pen-
men upon each other. The injuries sustained by a large
number of the unfortunate occupents were of the most
serious description, and as soon as help could be rendered
they were conveyed to the Sheffield Dispensary, where
they at once attended to.
LATE ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND TILE Po-
Beam/I.—Shortly after the assassination of President
Lincoln, the members of Court " Duchess of Sutherland,"
No. 3,212, of the Ancient Order of Foresters, meeting at
the Roman Arms, Old Ford, passed a resolution expressive
of their horror of the deed and of sympathy and condo-
lence with Mr.. Lincoln, which was duly forwarded
through Mr. Adams, the then American Minister in Lon-
don. In reply thereto, the court has just received from
the Department of State at Washington, through the
American consulate, a copy of "Tributes of the Nations
to Abraham Lincoln," being the addresses forwarded on
the occasion from all parts of the world.
ARREKT AND IMPRISONMENT OF THE LECTURER
Milieny.—After being taken to the Manchester detective
office Murphy was locked up at the police station. About
lithe o'clock several of his friends came from Bolton,
and proffered themselves as bail. He appeared
then disinclined to accept the offer, cud said he
preferred to remain at the police-station all night. lie
holm er eboonged his mind about half-past ten, and was
diseltergeol ou his own recognisances to appear at the co;ty
police court. Yesterday morning he was brought before
the magistnotas, and flatly refused to make any prongs,
loot to give lectures. He was bound over to keep th
peeve in his own reirognisances of 2001., and two sureties
of RV. each. The securities not being immediately
forthcoming, he was sent to gaol.