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

SEWING INTILLIGINCIL-(77118 DAT.)

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Losoos, Oct. 10. —Wind at noon weaterly, light breeze and
One.
(iIIAVIBIND. Oct. 9.—Aaived : Nimrod, from Rangoon ; Btar
of the Mersey, Colombo; Wollville, Manzanillo. Bailed : Nep-
tune, fur tit. John's. N.B.
L1V111.001., Oct. 9.—Arrived : Orate, from Callao; Parodi,
Monte Video. Sailed : Clara Hargrove, for Bonn • Candace,
l'ernambuto ; Amazon (m.), Pernambuco; Grenada, que •
Itibbhdon, Singapore • Armand'', Calcutta ; Donna Mans,
Callao ; MOIDO, Pernambuco.
UFF CSOVIIILAV ki.Ult. V.—Arrived : Louisiana (w.), from New
York.
Orr Hr air Currie, Oct. 9.—Arrived : Cambria (m.), from
New York. Oct. 10 : Ripon (e.), from Alexandria.
Locum Furls, Oct. 9. : Moravian (m.), Liverpool,
and left for Quebec; Britannia (es.), New York, and left fur
the (lydo.
Sourusurms, Oct. 9.—Arrived: Aguline, Quebec • Mk-
mania (e.), Hamburg, and left for New York. Bailed: La
Plata, Brazils.
Cowes Oct. 9.—Arrived Lee rigs, Philadelphia, for Rotter-
dam ; CiMbria (a.), New York.
CASUALTIES.
Devils, Oct. 9.—The lunch, of and for Belfast, from
Bathurst, N. 8., wer abandoned nearly water-logged in long.
ae W., crew taken off in an ezhanetad date and landed here by
the Emma= barque Moskwa.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 10.—The Lord Bishop of Cape
Town received to-day, on board the Saxon, Cape steam-
ship, just before she sailed, a communication from the
Duke of Buckingham, according the appointment of Dean
and Senior Colonial Chaplain at Cape Town to the Rev.
Mr. Alder.
At Ballinasloo yesterday 15,991 cattle were sold
and 4,426 unsold. Last year 17,647 were sold, and 6,187
unsold. Business was slow. Prices generally were 15s.
to 20s. each lower, but some top tote brought full prices.
LIFEBOAT SERVICE. STROMNEBS, ORKNEY
Ocr. 7.—The schooner Victor, of Grimsby,
bound from Liverpool to Christiania with a cargo of salt,
was riding at anchor in Hoy Sound during stormy
weather (says Mr. James R. Garriocl), when she was
seen to be in danger. The &hairs lifeboat,
of the National Lifeboat Institution, stationed at Strom-
aces, was thereupon launched to her amiatanoe. On ar-
riving alongside seven of the lifeboat men went on board,
slipped one of the anchors to save the tide, and brought
the vessel safely into Stromnees harbour.
RUN OVER ON LuNismt-aarDoN. Yesterday
afternoon, Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy-coroner, held an
inquest at the Ship and Shovel tavern on the body of Mr.
John Baker Todd, aged 46. The evidence showed that
deceased was in the act of crowing the public road leading
to London-bridge railway station, when a cab, going at
the rate of not more than four or five miles an hoar, gate
up, and the horse knocked him down, and he was
dragged
along the ground for some distance, by which inlesjit
ribs was broken. Police-constable 157, of the M divi-
des, said be saw deceased shortly after the occurrence,
and he made no complaint against the driver of the
cab, and when witness asked him to go to
the hos-
pital he said he would walk home, which he did He
received surgical attendance, but died from tke elects of
the injuries occasioned by the broken rib proming upon the
lung. Mr. Charles James Forrest, who was in the cab, and
who was being driven to the North Kent Railway, and
other witnesses, were of opinion that the cabmaa oould
not have pulled up sooner he did, and that them WM
no blame attached to him. He was allowed to go away,
and bad not ber n seen since. The learned coron " roctrantes
summed up, the jury returned a verdiot coat
death."