The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-23 00:00:00

INDTA.

BOMBAY, Nor.
iibs. fbirtin x,Gr. •.!o.; 8:lbs. do., Gr. •2a.; s mule twist,
marketAnsi. Cotton arm, bot little deism ;
lerah, hilt. Stormenis of the week, 4. i2l baits.. Ex.
change on London. 1.. 11 9- I6d. Freights to Liverpool,
The latest London dale is :ith inst.

CALCUTTA. Nov. 14.

7lho. ehirthiga, 4r. 1.5 a.; Mils. ditto. 6r.: 46
smule
twist, (51. market isuitt. Cotton, 214. Exchange oa
London, Is. 111,d. }our per Cent. Government aecitritint,
94Z; Fire per Cent. ditto, 169; Five-end-a-Halt. It3t.
Freight, to -England unchanged.

AMERICA.
(Per the Cuba via Liverpool.)
The Royal Mail steamship Cuts. from New York,
arrived at Liverpool yesterday. with 78 passengers. She
did not enter Queen town owing to the heavy gale which
prevailed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11, Noow.
It is reported that General Grant has informed some
newspaper correspondents that he will strictly =faros the
laws enacted by Congress without regard to his personal
views or to pasty considerations.
Incomplete returns from Missouri indicate that the
negro suffrage amendment to the State Cowititution has
been rejected.
General Itmeneraur ha gone to Mexico.
Messrs. Wright's report states that the estimates of the
cotton crop are mereastog, and that the weather is favour-
able for picking.
Intelligence from Cuba announces that the insurgents
hold several towns in the vicinity of Puerto Principle.
According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's receipts
of cotton at all ports have been 72.000 butes, and sines
the let of September, 537,000 bates; week's import to
Great Britain 82,000 bales ; and since the lit of Septem-
ber, 133,060 bales ; week's export to the continent
21,000 bales ; and since the lit of September, 115,000
hales; total export of the week, 63,000 baler, and since
the bit of September. 228,000 bales; stork at all ports
20.5,000 bale..
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.
The North Genoa,' Lloyd's steamship liui.w arrived
here on Friday, and the Cunard staanithip Samaria at
Boston at 8 n.m. to-des . The lumen steamer City of
Washington also oat to-day.
Closing Priem—Gold doted at 1341; the highest quo-
tation during the day was 134 the lowest 1341 ; sterling
exchange on London, 1001 i 6-24 Cidted States Bonds,
1882, 1111, sellers to deliver in 30 days, 110 f; ditto 188.3,
1071 ; ditto, 1865, 1101 • 10-40 Bonds, 10511.
1421 ; Erie, 401. Cotton : Middling Upland, 21). Pe-
troleum, standard white, 36. Flour, extra slate,
20C. to Gdol. 84k. COM old mixed. 1 dol. Ik.

UNLig)IiED-FOR Otani REENCH AT Tilt CANNON-
ST AKYT RAILWAY TM:YOWL —About 11 A.M. on Saturday
morning, a woman hi needy cireurnstanabs, on her
way to Greenwich, was suddenly taken with the pains of
labour in the second-class ladies' waiting-room at the above
station. Mr. Abbott, the station-master, at onoe sold for
medical aid, and a gentleman, assistant to Dr. Claptett,
Quests-street, Chen Mile, was soon ou the 'mot, aid
shortly after decided that it would bedangerousto remove
the poor creature. lhd trial bedding were brought down
from the station-master's apartments, end the waiting.
room soon improvised into • comfortable chamber. The
nemesis+ y asticles for an event of this kind ware quickly
fundshed by Mrs. Abbott, who, with the assistance of the
female attendant, rendered the sudden visit TWIN agree-
able by their assiduous attentions, and at a tittle after 12
the mother was safely delivered of a very tine boy. Botk
are now doing well, but the patient is too weak to be
rem..ved for some few days. 110 mother, lint. prom, who
resides at 6, George-street North, East Onsenwich,
thi °ugh the loss of home and everything by are, is sow,
with her hu-band, reduced from a position el comparative
comfort to a state of poverty, and he is now m 00110110.
moat at the mile', of his creditors. As saint as those farts
became known a genetous-hearted lady headed a =Wail»
bon among het fellow tins ellen, and a sum of 445. was
roan collected ; this. together with any donation that a
generous public may think tit to mud to the staticm-
master, v. ill be handed to the poor woman whoa she is
able le be twin%eil.
To command a lasting prelerence, tea must be'
put•orsn, Is pr m., tuut rrillibli; for /MIA gtmnitti, liwnitsfes
rum tea from nomtotning thew, wtrantamo. ...i_...4 ail
arm is. hold esl) al seated pietist. by Las aiespol---Ts
izatsCes. aa4 chi Itc., la cilia tywa.— _
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out Eta tint at Conipiegne. A woundel=
was stated: lied classed at his hares and
it down, his royal Waage being unmated, bat
to little hu.rtlthat he joiapd the ImPeriallerlY at
dinner the same evening. fhtlignass, 'genotype
of Saturday evening gives the follo4ing emoting
of the occurrence :
A rumour prevailed this morning in pelhisal Simko ot
the Paine% of Wales laving met with a dmigarosa as
deft pestsnisty when est heating at CompOgne! On Ist•
entry ere leant that the ameent is marked
maggaratioe. His royal highness having *Amami mina
what beyond the general rush of riders, Amid lama
between two stags, which; charging his indimieseetj,
knecleedioier his horse, and than pa ad op. the MIMS
escaped with stied Oration et the Akin ea the W, lad
was so little affected by the shock as to he obis to die sit
the imperial teals in the evening. •
The Ottaisie of Saturday evening sap that the
Prince, while in active pursuit, Game in front of a
dip of stags, End one of than rushed against
his horse, winch visa thrown down, said unseated
ita rider. The Emperor Napoleon was the first oa
the spe ll ladasratedih. and his rogel higisn Was fa
littl thee he remounted at onoee. and re-
joked hunting party.
A telegram received through the Reuter agency
states that the Prince and Primate Of • Wales
quitted Oompiiigne on Saturday afternoon, and
that the Emperor and Empress conducted them to
the station. Their royal highnesses aro to leave
Paris on Wednesday.

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