The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-06 00:00:00

BRITISH POSSISSIONB.

Bombay, Bai.„and Cent. Ind. gus. 6 per cent., 104.
1 41 ox div.
Eastern Bengal, gas. 5 per cent, 1071, ex dir.
Rad Indian, gas. 6 per ant., 1061, 1, ex div.
Grand Trunk of Canada, let preference bonds, 45, q.
Great India Peniturala, 5 per cent., 1061, f, st.
Great Western of Ckaac 141.
Madras, guaranteed 6 per cent., 1051, xd.
Oude and Rehik)und, shares, guaranteed 5 per owl,
13-16, id.
Scinde, Delhi, teed 5 per act., 1021,
Do., (21. •), 2 5-16, ad.
Do., Panjaub, do., 101 f, Id.
INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES.
Great Indian Fannin* 1021.
FORRIGN RAILWAYS.
Central Argentine, gus. 7 per cant., 11.
Great Luxembourg, 12/, I.
Northern of France, 481.
Ottoman (Smyrna to Ardis), 31, 1.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 151,
FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.

Orel iiltl7lc,TiriTyli3llllll Governmeat, 6 per apt..
St, 31.
BRIMS'S MINES.
Great Laney (Limited), 161, 1, zd.
Herocra-Foot, 38$, 9.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN 11.1111111.
Anglo-Brazilian Gold (Limited), 1, 1.
Cliontalee Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), St, 1.
Don Pedro, North del Roy, 24, 3, 21, 16-16 pm.
Room Grande, 746, pm.
Scottish Australian gamited), 1, I.
St. John del Bey (Limited), 191.
DOCKS.
Eas and West India, 115.
London and St. Katharine, 474, 7.
JOINT STOCK BANES.
Australasian, 621.
Bank of New Zealand. 18, xd.
Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 191.
Imperial Ottoman, 11, 1, zd.
Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 1.
London and Brazilian (Limited), 17, lb.
Do., New, 21.
Merchant (Limited), 17.
Union of Australia, 491, 1.
Union of London, 331.

Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211.
Atlantic Telegraph, 47.
Credit Foncier of England (Limited), i 1-16.
Crystal Palace, 261, I.
Flectrio and International Telegraph, 206.
General Credit and Disoonnt (Limited), 6-16, 1,,
Hudson's Bay, 161.
London Provincial Telegraph (Limited), 31.
Ottoman Cu (Limited), If.
Renter's Ttrais ?At.
United Kin omTelegraph Company (Limited)
Viceroy of t (Mortgage) Loan, 742, 3.

last week the inauguration of a monument to
Luther was celebrated in the historio city of Worms, in
which not only protestants but catholic, and Jews took
part. To-day, in the no less celebrated city of Constance,
the memory of another champion of free thought and fres
expression is being celebrated.
An opening dedicatory service at the memorial
chapel of the new Royal Hants County Hospital at Win-
chester, took place last week. The removal of the medical
staff and patients from the old to the new hospital will, it
is expected, take place in about a fortnight.
The members of the United Service Club pur-
pose to give an entertainment to General Sir Robert
Napier on Saturday next,

The New York Times of the 24th nit. ear :
" The trial trip of the Little Western, a cockle-shell life-
boat, on Lake Michigan, on Sunday afternoon, resulted
disastrously. Captain Garrett, the person who sailed
her, and a venturesome reporter who took the chances of
the experiment with him, were both drowned. This un-
toward incident is invested with more than ordinary inte-
rest from the tact that the lifeboat was built, after a new
model, expronly to cross the Atlantic, and had obtained a.
wide notoriety in the west on account of the intention
of her constructors. The fatal result of the experi•

mental trip ought to deter the parties intended is the
boat from attempting to make the Atlantic voyage; bat
if they still persist in their original foolhardiness w►
trust their friends, if they have any, will interpose to
prevent their departure. We have bad enough of roe&
enterprises, such as this, during the pad year or two►
and hereafter those who propose to engage bs absurdity
of this sort should be looked upon as about to make ewer
with themselves, and be subjected to the restraints which
are usually imposed upon parsons whose minds area&
sufficiently balanced for them to take proper oar, of them-
selves."

A life-boat, subscribed for by the children of
the Isle of Wight Sunday Schools, was laiutchekkst week
at Cowes. The boat has been christened " The Dove."

INDIA AND CILINA YA/LII.—MAB3xMBS, JULY 5.
—The Newageriee Imperil.lea stemma Pelee, with the
above mail; arrived here at 3 a.m. to-dey. _ _ _

Mr. James Hannay has been anted by Lord
Stanley to the vacant consulship of and the ap-
pointment has received her Majesty's approvaL

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