The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-10 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ann (schooner), from St. Petersburg for London 12 days, W
miles west of Holman.
Consorts (ship), from Uverpool for Calcutta, August 16, lot N ,
100 21 W.
Grand Trianon, from Liverpool for Sydney, Sept. 7, lot li N..
lon 25 .20 W.
Salmon's iyaroue , from London for Launceston, Sept 7, Ist 13
N., lon2t/W.
Zephyr (schooner), from Liverpool fur Bahia, Sept. 7, fat 13
ion 26.12 W.

THE OUTWARD BRAZIL AID RIVER PLATE MAIM
—SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 9.—The Royal Mail Company's
steamship Oneida, Captain Bevis, sailed hence to-day. at 3
pm., with the monthly mails for Lisboa, St. Vincent, Per-
nambuco, Bahia, Rio de Jester°. Buenos Avres, Monte Video,
kn. together with 116 passengers, including Capt.iin Sir T.
G. Huntley and lady, Captain Orange, and Captain T. D.
De Sousa, for Rio ; and Sir John Reno* for Lisbon. The
Oneida took out on freight—Bar silver, 7.6001. ; silver coin,
CO. ; gold coin, 51t,3(0(. ; jewellery, 2,830 E
• diamonds.
8001. • French jewellery, 3_,4001. ; and a ?till cargo of
Freetli and English merchandise.
THE ODDFELLOWH AND LANCASHIRE DISTREas
The Order of Independent Oddfellows (Manchester Unity)
are getting up a food 111 aid of the operatives of Lancashire
and Cheshire, who have been plunged into distress by the
cotton famine. Mr. Charles Hardwick, in his appeal to the
order, in their quarterly magazine. issued this month. win :
—"This is no common crisis. We have not to deal sat the
poverty of the habitually idle or habitually extravagant sod
thoughtless, relief to whom Through the ordinary abounds
of pauperism exhibits no repugnant features ; bat we have
to meet the case of the honest, hardworking, provident non,
whose little savings ore exhausted, whose household furni-
ture bas been trasferrest to the broker's or to the pawn.
shop, and who now stands calmly delibenitiog whether be
and those most dear to him, his wife and little ones, shall
endure yet another day's coated with the faminediend ere
he yields to the dire necessity of applying to the parish
officers for the bare means of arresting the governors
of the soul from its earthly tahernacle.....Charity is
thought and deed is demanded, it is true, for all who are
suffering, but in form and character it ought to be
carefully modified, so as to assist the boa.
()arable recipient without degrading him in his
own estimation ..To aid in the preserration of
this self-respect, this honourable pride, in the hearts of oat
industrial population durum the prevent season of sorrow is
a species of labour worthy of the highest intelligence and the
mast elevated sentiment." We are glad to hear that the
appeal has already been responded to, and that es much as
600/, has found its way to the bonds of Mr. Henry Ratcliffe.
the secretary at Manchester. The same Order rf 0.1.1
Fellows raised 2.,000k for the famine in Ireland, sod 2.500.
for the Crimean fund ; but io the present cue a large no,*
bar of members, it most he borne in mind, are recipieuts of,
rather than contributors to, the relief required. The Odd
Fellows will probably do well if they raise 1.0001.
Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre-
vents the Chinese paring off Inferior brown leaves as in Ow
usual kinds. fierniMAll.l Tea Is uncoloured. therefore clew
stood alike. Bold to packets by ;ISO ageada.—(Advertirrat.