The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

The Murder at Clapham.

INQUEST THIS DAY.
Mr. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, held an
adjourned inquest at the Duke of Clarence tavern,
Denton-place, Kennington, respecting the death of
Benjamin Graves, who it was alleged was murdered
by a man named Morgan. It will be remembered
that this was a neighbours quarrel. The parties
resided in Hants-court, Clapham, and on Sunday
morning there was a disturbance in the next garden,
and the wife of deceased heard her husband say that
he had been stabbed by Morgan. After some con-
firmatory evidence, the jury returned a verdict of
wilful murder against Graves.

SEIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—This Day.

Loxpox, Sept. 17.- -Wind this day at noon—North-
Easterly; moderate breeze and fine weather, but rather
cloudy.
PL::mouTir, Sept. 16.—Wind N.W.—Arrivod Wen-
nington, froM Akyab for Antwerp, with loss of sails and
other damage, having experienced a heavy gale off Sicily,
Sept. 11.
OFF FALMOUTH, Sept. 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—
Bonares, from Rangooa for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15. —Wind N. W.—Arrived—Bedford-
shire, from Calcutta; Evelyn, from BombaY. Sailed—
Euphemia, for Huelva. Sept., 16.—Arrived—Catharine
Rankin, from Bombay ; Castillian, from Rio Janeiro.
SWANSEA, Sept. 15.—Wind NAV .—Arrived—S t. Barba
from Canae. Sailed—Martha Stevens, for Table Bay ;
Deerhound, for Valparaiso.

(By Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, Tuesday Morning.
H.M.S. Serapis arrived •at Spithead with the 4th bat-
talion of the Rifle Brigade, from Quebec, at 11 a.m.
GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
A rrived, Sept. 16.—Rosina, from Marianople ; Ludwig
from Stettin; Wave Queen, from East London; Plato'
from Demerara. ; Cambridge, from Colombo ; Fredericli
Von Schiller, from St. Petersburg; Pepi, from Matanzas;
Elizabeth Maria, from Lillesund; Pilot, steamer, from
Calais ; North Star, steamer, from Christiaustadt..
Arrived, Sept. 17. Constantine, steamer, from Cron-
stadt ;- Forth, steamer, from Hamburg; Zion Rill, from
Memel.

Sailed.— Voldemar, steamer, for Konigsberg.
DEAL, Tudsday Morning.
Anchored.—Lauretta, bark, from Tellicherry, for
London.

The Marchioness of Downshire and Lady Alice
Hill have arrived in town from Germany. Lord Arthur
Hill has left for Hillsborough Castle, Ireland.

His Excellency the Marquis d'Azeglio has arrived
at the Italian Legation in Grosvenor-street from Spa.
HOSPITAL RELIEF.—The number of medical and
surgical cases relieved at the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's-
inn-road, during the week ending 14th of September was
3,273, of which 1,084 were new cases.

THE NORTH GERMAN MARITIME FLAG.—Prussia
has just intimated to the Governments of the different
Powers what the flag is which it has adopted for the mili-
tary and commercial marine of the North German Confe-
deration. The colours are black, white, and red.

THE WHEREABOUTS OF GARIBALDI.—" Garibaldi,"
says the Italie of Florence, " was at Sion, in the 'Valais,
on Thursday morning, and was to arrive at Domodossola
in the evening. The general, it was said, intended going
on to Florence."

BRIGANDAGE IN HOLLAND.—The malle-post, pro-
ceeding to Zwolle, in Holland, was attacked at Zavelberg
three nights back. Two shots were fired, and the driver
and guard wounded, but the former whipped up his horses,
and they were so fortunate as to be able to continue their
journey.

ABOLITION OF OATIIS BY JURYMEN.—On the
Ist of October jurymen in civil or criminal cases who object
to be sworn, from conscientious motives, are permitted to
make an affirmation or declaration in lieu of the oath re -
quired .

THE CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER.
—Col. Wilson Patton is to be entertained at a public ban-
quet at Warrington, on the 26th inst., in celebration of his
appointment to the office of Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster. It is expected that one or two members of the
Cabinet will be present on the occasion.

THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.—Up to yesterday
four of the steamers which have been chartered for service
in the Eastern seas had left direct for Bombay. They
would not call, as was at first understood, at Deptford,
having completed their equipments. The Kangaroo and
the City of Manchester were expected to leave last night,
and the City of Dublin and West Indian aro also ready.
Ilandel's oratorio the " Messiah" will be per-
formed at the Agricultural Hall to-morrow night, under
the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin. The band and chorus
will number 1,000 performers. The most eminent artistes
of the day have been engaged for the solos. The whole of
the arrangeir.ents have been undertaken by the National
Choral Society.

THE GREAT SKIP RACE FROM CHINA.—The
ships engaged in the great race from China will be
retarded in coming up the Channel in consequence of the
wind having chopped round to the N.E. The Taeping,
Which arrived on Saturday, in 101 days, has been hauled
into the London Docks, where her cargo of teas was dis-
charged yesterday. She accomplished the voyage with
the Ariel in last year's race in 97 days, and achieved a
more rapid voyage on her way out, when she did the run
in 85 days. Captain M'Killon, who commanded her last
yew', died on the passage out, when the owners, Messrs.
Rodgers, of Glasgow, gave the command to the first officer,
Captain Dowdy, who has been highly praised for the
able seamanship he has displayed in bringing the Tao-
ping
in the winner for the second time. Sho sailed
from Foo-chow-foo on the.4th of June with a crow of 26
all told.

THE " CEREMONY" OF DRUMMING OUT.—The
52d Regiment of Light Infantry paraded on Friday morn-
ing at Richmond Barracks to hear the sentence of a general
court-martial read and carried cut on Private Kelly for
striking his superior officer, Colour-Sergeant Power, in
his quarters. lie was sentenced to two years' imprison-
ment, marked with the letters B C, and to be drummed out
of his regiment, which was Carried into effect. The facings
and buttons were cut from his tunic, and the number of
his regiment removed frdm his cap. This is, we believe,
the third man drummed out of this regiment since its ar-
rival in Dublin.—Dublin Evening Mail. _ _ _

-- • ---
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Friday, Aline Macnab,
an elderly unmarried woman, residing with her brothers,
the Messrs. Macnab, dyers, Camserney, lost herlife through
an accident. Having occasion to mount a table for the
purpose of reaching the ceiling of the room she lost her
footing and fell, dislocating her neck. Death was instan-
taw° us.—Scotsman.

A FENIAN HEAD CENTRE'S FUNERAL.—The body
of William Harbison, whose death took place suddenly in
the county Antrim gaol on 3d.onday.last, was kept by his
friends until Sunday, for the purpose of allowing his nu-
merous sympathisers in and about Belfast an opportunity
of making a demonstration. The cortege, which numbered
somewhere about 30,000 persons, assembled in North
Queen-street, and proceeded to Ballinderry by Donegall-
street, High-street, Castle-place, and the celebrated Pound
Loaning. Save the immense concourse of people there
was no other outward manifestation in Delfaqt.

NEW ACT ON THE MILITIA RESEEVE.--An Act
was passed at the end of the late session to form a reserve
of men in the Militia to join her Majesty's army in the
event of war. The Secretary of State may establish a
Militia reserve under regulations to be made. Tho enlist-
ment to be for five years.
The party of non-commissioned officers and men
of the Army Hospital Corps selected for service with
the Abyssinian expedition left Chatham garrison
yesterday and proceeded to the general hospital at
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