The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-13 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, 31).acn 12.

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His death, of course, was instantaneous. , AT LIVIMPOOL.—A new playground for the yinblie, fli";,
PILOOREM4 OF Nero Z EALAND. —The first daily ' the Earl of Sefton, and tied with a gymnasium 11
newspaper, called the Otayu Daily News, has been started Melly, a gentlemans well known as the origiortor of Pam
is New Zealand, at Dunedin, in that colony, where a year drinking fountain', and for his philanthropic views.
or two ago a couple of vessels in the harbour were regarded opened at the south end of Liverpool ou Tuesday.
with interest ; between thirty and forty sea going vessels augural proceedings in connexion with the ground excitec '/.
are now seen riding at anchor there. The number of pas. good deal of interest ; the Mayor, Mr. It. Hutchison. Pro'''
seniors which arrived at that port during the month of and meet of the leading and influential gentlemen of Med*
" Argus," of the Past, who is staying at Rome, I October last was upwards of 8,000. The customs revenue triot attended. Mr. Melly, in the course of an aid^ 'i
writes on the did :—"The Pope, I have reason to believe, I has greatly increased at the port. Four 'hundred Cotawold said, " All playgrounds are only experiments for the tir:(l
when he does retire from here, has selected Malta for and Leiaester sheep had been imported into Otago from being, and on the experiment now being made in 1.•!//11‘,1
Ms retreat, which, for facility of access, and various bOybegothewinafto poordwethhaeifilbeongr
of Commerce.
as recommended depends the "access of the playgrounds all over beet
! Remember, therefstrat that the eyes of Epeeist ini!.°l
other reasons, would bean appropriate one. And his steam
yacht, which lies at eivita Vecchia, would easily place Tim T (Soul • ?pen you. and Engia will expect you to carry out thai,r'..!
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him beyond the reach of his enemies in a few hours. But . owners and ownier. of wiping' and other property oft the
paned has invariably done." In acknowledging a vote of
toa'wew
for the state of public affairs, hie Holiness, I hear, is 1 Surrey ride of the Thames has been presented to the can- 1 of which' littedllA"showedrpool AtTeletie Club,
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and, as far as his health is concerned, there is nothing to Southwark-bridge, there are 80 wharves, in separate occupa- Ipp T'llitelwirsilnrode:ao4777byF.eZZieeet,,,, ,o 1
a Mr of extensive trades, besides tae- e'aluee‘
Mop him. To the English gentry who were presented to tru,Ces.rniaggeeeran.od buildings rising directly from the Ivelop ter
quoted the words of Rousseau:— 'lf you wish toile .
bin the other day, Pius IX. waspeculiarly kind,
assuring ' waterside, with drawing docks and free landing places, and ! mind of • pupil, develop the power which that iii,i,T1.1:,‘,4,0
then of the interest he took in them, and expressing an for all of which the free use of the river shore is essential. ' rnmogil exercise
soaLiehtle;,wdmetiahtesl4m ee"tuje.t.
serriest hope that their journey through this transitory While expressing theirtsuizillminiglve: trtviieffee,ritoy opposi
arising tion 'am.' 1
Tim OU3IWARD BOMBAY MULL SOUTH surroN
amid, in which they were but pawn/en. might be a thw public
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the weeetehdiete conajaat that huRCH 12.—The ptmisx and Oriental c,Hopiey's itear,
anseeth one. Among those that were admitted to the their entire trades would he seriously damaged if any nat.. ship Ind in Weeks, sailed hence to.day wail 7-1
honour of his levee was a well-known raring man, and rial impediment should be created in the river traffic by mauls for the Mediterranean, Elliot, Ad^o, Bombay, j 0"
who, as a protestant, could draw no other augury from the interruption of the landing and loading of goods. They Lipper Bengal. She teak out eight first and '2*,! 34.2.7,,,5,,..
the above benediction of his Holiness save `that he wished consider that any of the plans for " embanked roadway 1 lemeekllere i an freight, 1,135 boxes specie, °an"; • rod the
that have been laid before the public would materially lm- of winch amount 6, . isinvereigna for Menne nos . .
him • good year f and, as be had lost on the last threeGooding of river for Bombay ; consisting of bar silver, :46,./''. :,'
pede such traffic. mid that the present mg the . remainder .jac
Derbiea, it is Deedless to add that he cordially echoed the periodically may be prevented by causing the banks of the , bar gold, 20,0001. ; sovereigns, ri,lsof. ; and jewcilc*,
Pastiff 's desire." river to be rained and the wharf walls to be altered. i The Indus also took out • general cargo.

The Peninsular andbriel;i.Wfbonpsiiiiisteitin-
ahip Delta, INptain Field, with the heavy portion of the
above mails, arrived this evening. She brings 51 parme-
san, two package* specie value 5451. 10s., and the following
cugo, vla., 1,100 bags wheat, 30 bone' dates, 101 boxes
oranges. ?2 casks wine, 18 cases shawls, 180 packages sun-
dries, and f4B bales raw *ilk, value 80,000 t. sterling.