The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-25 00:00:00

TRIAL TRIP OF THE VENETIA.

On Saturday afternoon a large party of gentlemen
nuetrobled on board the new strew steamer Venetia, belong-
iog to the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation
Company, to witness her trial trip in the river. The
Venetia, which is a splendid iron screw steamer of 620 tons
burden, is one of • fleet of six steamers which have receetly
been started by the company for the Mediterranean trade.
She is built in compartmenta with watertight bulk-
heads, which answer the double purpose of se-
curing her against the effects of • collision or
other accident, while it enables her cargo to be
assorted for the different Mediterranean porta, sees to fad.
State her program from one port to another with the paw
tnality and regularity of a mail boat, and as this is also the
are with the ether vessels composing the company's ink
all the •dvaatsges are obtained by the Italian merchants
which are eanseqamit upon the establishment of a speai•l
packet terries Indeed, the company have been already
offered cooosesious on the part of the Italian and Austrian
governments, with respect to carrying mails and
Fibrositis between Genoa and the various Maher-
-111611411 ports and Venice, but as their vessels have
been cocatructed mainly with • view to the de-
velopment of the Italian and Mediterranean coast
trade, those concemmions have for the present been
' declined. The toe vessel whose trial trip took place on
Saturday was built for the company by MUM. C. Mitchell
and Co., of N.wcaetleoo•Tyne, her engines being fitted by
Means. Mandalay, Sons, and Field, who have already sup-
plied four pairs of engines far the company. The trial trip
was a complete success, the vessel remain at great speed
though the ►ide was against her.

A PARTICLIAN COLONISL.—The Eng/is/matt says :
" Our readers will remember that • short time past Coleco'
Walter•, of ber Majesty's 315th, comm•odieg at Fymbad,
placed Lieutenant Proctor, the cantonmeat joie% magistrate,
under &neat, for appearing at a ball in plaia clothes. The
matter was referred to the viceroy by the chief commis-
sioner, •ad his excellency has a:premed decided disapproval
of Colonel Walters' conduct, ow the ground that it would be
highly iieourenient, cod attended oft., with wino= results,
if • coming:WM(oBlos, were allowed to place • military
officer in civil employ under arrest, for what is after all
scarcely a military °fence. The viceroy hes also requested
the zonimauder-in-chief to take such notice as be may think
fit of Colonel Walton' conduct"

Tut Nsw TRAFFIC REOCLATIONS FOR TAR CITY.
—The new byelewa, orders, and regulations respecting
the City Male were published on Saturday by order of
the Lord Mayor, Sir George Grey, the Home Saltr
tary, having approval of the alterations made at hit sug-
gestion by the Court of Aldermen. Subjoined is a copy of
the revised regulatioos : Every omnibus. metropolitan
stage carnage, van, or other carnage, licensed for the eon.
we, am* of pesseugers, at separate fere', passing eastward
through St. Paurs.churayard and proceeding to, or whose
destimdion as stated on such vehicle, or iu its license, shall
be London Bridge, shall, wh eo it reaches tinsmith-east corner
of ht, l'aurs-churchyard. pass down Cthoom street,and thence
over London Bridge • mod every sock carriage nuking the
reverse journey stall. traverse the like route, and the driver
of every such °iambus. metropolitan stage carriage, vao, or
other carriage licensed for the annoyance of passengers at se-
mints fares, shall drive the MUM pursuant to this regulatioa.
2. No person shall drive any cart, waggon, deny, or other
vehicle far the convey anoe cf goods, wares, and merchandise,
through the streets between the hours of nine ia the mons-
ter and six io the evening laden to a greater height than 16
feet, measuring from the ground, or lades to a greater
width than seven feet, or the breadth between the outsides
of the wheels of which vehicle (inapt it shall have bees in
nee before or on the :nth of July, ISti3) shall be greater thee
I seven feet. 3. No person shall draw ant cart, weggoo, or
i other vehicle wholly or partially laden with timber, scaffold-
Mg, or other poles, loge of wood, asarsta,spers, or other article*
or things, whether consisting of wood, metal, or any other
material, exostiling 36 feet in length, or eight feet she
inches in breadth, through any street between the boars of
: niue iu the morning and six in the evening.
Mtirr•EY Rur irw Ai CoNsravrtuom.y..— Con-
; stantioople journals report a grand review which took place
00 the 110, et the new training-camp cf Lttrot.Chilik on
the beirbta shove the Sweet Waters of Europe, the Sultan
appearing io great pomp. The evolutions consisted of a
sham-fight, the number of troops preempt being about 10,0(6),
Everything was conducted most satisfactorily, mid the
Sultan expremed himself mach gratified. In the erasing
a congratulatory order of the day was WNW by the (triad
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lAdleTtledthettk HOLLOMAT'I OINTMENT AND
Peu..—KlfaeLual Aid —la the sari time at sickness it is cheering
to know that a rerre,i; dare wick, and that it can be procured at
a Effie e at. Hotloway's Ointment and Pills are always metal M
rthering pain. in reducing intlaisenatmth and regulating dis-
ordered actloi.,. They wirer .an be misapplied, nor can they.
ander any circumstat Cel. cause nilechlet They are a bleeding to
the rich when tormented by intilgeotion, gnat, skin disease. ,
and a pre. bus teem to the poor when *truck down by Illness.
Holloway a medicines should be la the immesslon of all soldiers,
slalom and endsraMA who will then beta a pnaltlen 1., nee
eotering and cure thauese when medical ensietumee abbot be
obtaleeel.