The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1862.

MADRID, Barr. 5.

She brings 149 passengers, 40,000 dollars in
specie for England, 68,900 dollars for Hamburg,
and 14,000 dollars for France.
She spoke the steamer Teutonia on the 25th, the
British ships Creswell on the 27th, and Walter
Baine on the 29th ult., bound west.
Her news has been anticipated.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.

The Veal' and Mooltan, with the above mails,
left Alexandria on the 2nd instant for Marseilles
and Southampton respectively, not on the 3rd, as
was erroneously stated in yesterday's telegram.

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201221081 29.78 66 66 N. 9 0 5
GALWAL
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SUNDAY.
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to fresh.

SATURDAY.
N.W. to N. and ,E.,
moderate to fresh.
W.N. W. to N. and II
N.E.. moderate to
fresh.
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N.W. to K, freed), line &E. t.StiLkt.D. &S.& to N.g.andN.W.,
generally. fresh to moderate.
As next above. E. Comm. Similar to next above.

The Press of Vieuna says that at Dornbim, in
the Voralherg, a vine is now to be seen bearing no less than
1,900 bunches of grapes.
Thalberg has been playing at Boulogne, prepa-
ratory to his musical tour in England, Ireland, and Scot-
land. _ _ _

All the newsboys employed by Mr. Rayner, the
Southampton news agent, are dressed in the Garibaldian
costume of red loose jackets and red caps.
The stampede of the Americans into Canada
from the United States, to avoid the conscription, is called
by the New York Tribune the" Hegira of the sneaks."
Miwi RYA'S EMIGRATION SCHRM E. —An inte-
resting discuuion took place yesterday, at the meeting of
the Manchester Board of Guardians, on the question of
Miss Rye's scheme of female emigration. The guardians,
it seems, have power to devote M. a head to such a pur-
pose, but many of the members of the board thought
that the project was inopportune, both in tune rod
purpose. It was urged that Miss Rye would only
take good and steady girls, who were as much
wanted at home as in the colonies ; but, as one of the
speakers said, if Miss Rye would take women whose charitc-
ten were not so good, she would be coeferring a benefit on
the country as well as the emigrants, by removing the
latter out of the sphere of dangerous influences. Ultimately,
the guardians declined to take auy part in the promotion of
the emigration scheme, deeming it more consistent with
I their duty to confine themselves to the relief of the existing
distress.
I THE OUTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA ItIAILFL
SounurrroN, Styr. 4.—The Peninsular and Oriental
Company's steam-ship Ripon, Captain Christian, sailed
hence to-day at 3 o'clock, with the mails for Gibraltar, the
Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, and China.
She took out 107 pasemigees, and on freight 1,171 boxes
specie, value 303,6301.195. for the following ports. viz.,
Ceylon—Sovereigns, 4,0001. ; gold lace, 3/. 15s. Madras—
Gold coin, 5,0021. ; gold thread, &c., 1,150/. 4s. Calcutta—
Bar silver, 70,1001. ; watches, jewellery, gold thread, &c.,
1,4331. Singapore—Dollars, 6,2401; coral, 1351. Haag
Kong—Dollars, 141,120/. ; bar silver, 7501. Poo Chow—
Dollars, 3,0871. And Shanghae—Dollars, 62,4054 ;bat
silver, 7,956/. ; jewellery, 250/. Amongst the Ripon pas.
*angers embarking from this port are Lieutenants Western,
Cumming, and Brunel; Captains Riley, Nunn, King,
Stothert, Worsop, Anderson, and Propels; Colonel Kist
Commander B. A. Wake, Ensign Findley, Major BlorofleM,
Ensign Dunn, Sir W. Codrinrou, Rev. Mr. Hardey, Rev.
Mr. Hogg, Dr. Wilmot., Hon. B. Howard, and Deputy In-
spector-General C. A. Gordon. Amongst the passengers
for this mail proommiing vi Hamill., are Major Robertson,
Major Fraser, Rev. J. Sparkey, Lieutenant Thompson,
Captain Oadell, Captain Ammo, Mayor Monist, Rev.
Mr. Jeffers, Lieutenant Hickman, aw. Sir AI and Lady
Laureano.