The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-03 00:00:00

RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER
SHARE&-(THIS DAY.)

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(Cloaang prices to 1 p.m.]
COLONIAL 00yERNIRNT SECITRIT/F.S.

Canada, 8 per east., Jan. and July, 1877, 1864, 1041, 31.
Do., do., 6 per cent., 921.
New South Wales, 6 per cent., laa. and Ally, 1888 to
1896, 991.
New Zealand, 6 per cent., 1891, Jan., Aprll, July, and
October, 981.
Querealana, 8 per cent., Tan. and July, 1882-85, 1651.
'Tasmanian, 6 pa cent., Jan. and July, 1895, 104.
Victoria, April and October, 1141, 1.

ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.
Caledonian, 78j, 9*, 71.
Great Eastern, 401, 391.
Great Northern, IN/.
Do. A (A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. has
been paid to B), 1061, 6,1.
Great Western, original, 511, t
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 131 .
London, Brighton, and South 0a5t,541, 4.
London, Chatham, and Dover, 201.
London and North Western, 1161, 1.
Metropolitant 1171, 18j, 171.b0
Do. Extension (div. lin. 6 per cent. till Jan.,1870),
1141.
Do. New Redeemable, 91, 1.
Midland, 1071, hij.
Nor th British,
North Eastern— .ork, 04}.
South Eastern, 771. 1, 1.
PREFERENCE SHARES AND erboks.
London and North Western, 6 per cent., 110.
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
Bombay, 13aroda, and Central Dsdia, gam. 5 per cent.,
105, I.
East Indian, gua. 5 per cent., 1081, 1.
Grand Trunk of Canada, 161.
Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per Dent., 106.
Great Western of Canada, 131.
Madras, put. 6 per cent., 106.
ltellxiume snit Hoteon's Bay United, 48.
Gude and Roldlcund, gua. 6 per cent., 1061.
- FOREIGN RAILWAYS. _
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Bahl said Sae (liksitidT gear . 7 per cent.,
itreat Lazsmbosre, 13.
Sea Paulo (limited), boa. 7 per cent., 171.
' FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.
Orel Vitebsk, gun. by Russian Goierninent, 6 per cent.,
-641, 4.
Soak Austrian end Lomberdo-Veristlan, 81.
South Italian, 6 11-16.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES.
Monte/es Gold and Silver Yining (Limited), 2/.
Doe Pedro, North del Rey, 24
St. John del Bey (Limited), WI, 2.
Yudanamatensi of S. Australia (Limited), 61, 1, I.

DOCK&
lade* mad SC Kailoess, 48i.
JOINT STOOK BANKS.
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Anibas *f
68f, --
Chartere aid o India, dadralia, and China, 191.
Imperial Ottoman, 11.
Land Mortgage Bank of India (limited), 1.
London Joint-Mock, 384, ad.
London and Wsen., 681, 4, ad.
Ditto, Scrip, ins& at 101. pea., none of which lam bees
Paid+ 401.
Oriental Bank Corporation, 441.
Union of Australia, 464, 1.
Union of London, 1161, ad.
XISCRLLANEOUS.
Angio.American Telegraph (Lbnited), 211,1.
Atlantis Telegraph, 8 per cent., 85.
Berlin Water Worts (I aimited
15.
Ceylon Company (United), 7 .
City of Moscow Gas (Limited , 8.
Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 216-16.
East India Irrigation and Canal, 181.
Inetgl779oler
oent. Viceroy, gar. by Egyptian govern.
Foreign an 'Colonial Government Trust and Loan Scrip,
issued at 861., 861.
General Credit and Discount (Limited), 51, ad.
Hudson's Bay 161,1.
Peninsulas and Oriental Steam, Now, 1867, 101.
Renter's Telegram, 561.
161
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (limited),
, d.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 724,1.

&ORM 121 TIM Sorra OF Baspra.—The
journals in the South of Prance report a smiseesion of
tarrifie thunder storms and rainfalls in that part of the
county. 'The hall stones in some places were u large as
pigeon's eggs. Mush damage was done. _

- -Quzzlirowir, Art:lmi 3.—The Inman royal
ma deanship Etna arrived hen at 3.80 p.m. yesterday
(Sunday). Having embarked mails and pamengers, she
proceeded for Halifax at 10 dclock this assorting. AM
well.

OrrwAlto MAIL OP 11TH-17TH TOM-8 MM.
Amy 27 (received August 2).—The Peninsular and Conan.
tal Company's steamer Banda, for Bowabeg, hit at mid-
night yesterday ; and the Nubia, for Caked* at 4 a.m.
to-day.
THZ LATE DR. ELLIOTOON.—A memoir of the-
late Dr. Elliotran appears in the Phet. In the course of it
we read :—" During the pester part of his life he wee an
unbeliever, and while investigating mernerina messed at
the accounts which he heard of spititusliet phenomena.
and denounced all mediums as impostors. He also wrote
an elaborate treatise denying the existence of an
innnword ortalnellli and arguing that the Hebrew
" translated soul hd no other
meaning life.' In the year 1863 he was at
Dieppe, and was introduced to Kr. D. D. Home, who told
him he had acted wrongly in calling him an impostor
when he really knew nothing of him. He then=
some time in investigating the phenomena of spirit
aided by the sons al his friend Dr. Symms. The remit
was that he expressed his conviction of the truth of the
phenomena, and became a sincere Christian, whose
handbook henceforth was his Bible. Some time after
this he said he had been living all his life in
darkness, and had thought there was nothing
in existence but the material ; but he now had a firm hope
which he trusted he would hold while cn earth. Though
he had amassed a large fortune he was Ai unfortunate as
to lose it all in bad speculations, and was latterly indebted
for the comforts and even necessaries of life to hie friend
Dr. Byrnes, in whose house he livid, or may, as
re
the last few months, be said simply to hive existerri be
mind and body were reductd W elate of second child-
hood."