The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-04 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN

FROM AUSTRALIA.

The se rew steamship Great Britain, Captain
Gray, arrived at Liverpool yesterday u.orning from Mel-
bourne (which port she left on the god of May), after a
very rapid passage of sixty-one days. The Great Britain
brings 600 passengers, 63.7'N oza- of gold, and a large and
valuable cargo. The penal settlement question eau
ceasing much excitement in Sydney, and the Empire
recommends Borne's Island u • penal settle-
ment. The Melbourne Aye of the 2nd of May
says:—"A bill to abolish the capitation tax on the
Chinese was introduced to the Legislative Assembly yester-
day evening by Mr. Anderson, the Commissioner of Trade
and Costoros. It was read a tint time, and the following
Friday was appointed for the second reading. The introduce
tion of the bill was supported by the government. The
gold diggings at Coromandel, New Zealand, were proving
very productive. Captain Timius, the secretary of the
Governor of Victoria, is • passenger in the Great Britain,
the government having determined to break up that part of
hie Excellency's establishment.

Yell benefit of rednoed duty obtained by pur-
chasing Bondman's Pars Tea; very choice at to 4d. and 4s.
'• High Standard" at es. 4d. (formerly ta ad.). tho etroweM
and most delicious imported. Manta ht ergs/ tetrd suPPI4
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tiPORTISO LYTELLIVINOS.

WORCESTER SUMMAR MIMEO.
Pawn.

Tu Wiras MIDLAND MAILNAT OrNMINt rack
with 25 added ; 2.yr-obls, 7.t 71bi three, get deb ; four,
10't 31b ; the. and upward', lOst Ofb • mares and geldings
allowed ab ; soling allowances. mix. fetreibbt
1414

Mr. Devereux's 111g/dand Mary, by Hobble Noble, dam by
Venison—Lady bale, 2 yn, Sat 71b (701 (Kenyon) I
Mr. Widnes c by ht. Miami—Woman In Math, syra,
Sat 1010 MOO (J. Orlmsbaw)
Betting : 6t04 on Woman In Black colt. Won by half
Tag BatrQeae Blirrvimarr Fuels Brawls (Bandit:4A
of 3 sore. each, with Wadded ; the winner to giye 5 sots. to
the Fund for tke Relief of Decoyed Jockeys ; winners extra.
One mile and a quarter. (10 tubs.)
Mr. Rochester's Anaticultis, by Nevillo—Wlid Duck. gym
7st Mb One abut/ (T. gran* 1.
Mr. Adams's Ledbury, f yrs, Tat 1010 (3. Holman) 9 -
General gliders Magni, s yrs, sat Lb (J. Mann) 3
rue following also ran .--anconade and Everlasting.
Betting ; 7 to 4 apt Gamow* 5 to 2 apt tuatienlue,
7to 2 apt Ledbury, sto 1 each apt Mars and Everlast-
ing. Won by a length ; a neck between the second and
thud.

tez FLYING 9rAssa (Handicap) of 15Noyy. each, with 40
added ; the second to save his stake ; winners extra ; T.Y.C.
(straight half-mile). (30 subs.)
Lord Stamford's little Lady, by Oriando—Volk
Set fib wails) 1
Mr. B. U. 2444ssoas Illsomin, Ilposs.ll.l Mb I
Lord Omrsalry's Zara, S yrs, SW 1110 ( dissent) 1
Tee following also ran:—Colette, Ilia Julia, sad Lasebeas of
Kent.

Tun WOICISTIM Cue (Handicap) of 100 Bova., by sab-
scri7tion of 10 sore each, h ft (the surplus in sputa), for
3-golds and upwards ; gentlemen riders . • jockeys 71b
extra ; winners extra. One role and three huioep. (15
ache.)
Lord Coventry's Empire, by Lecomte—Alice Carped,
)96r.Y17.(attyl'ais bCglceb6ll3or..o, ilirltiLlEitagatit I -
en) (Ntgatingsle)
it,. E. Herbert's Whiteludl, byes, 94 (Mr.
ichllevratett also rap.

THE Coviumar ;Ws: aeols_, with 100 added,
for Zyr-okle ' • colts, Sat 10lb ; fillies, Set 71b ; winuers extra;
'Boorman; nomad to save his atiska. Straight five4trlong
coarse. (29 sake.)
Mr. W. (barn's Practitioner, by The Care—Ternsaa, •
Rat Lb (Inc rib extra; (J. Goeter) 1
Mr. S. Sutton's Vacua*, bat 71b (Custanoe)
Lord literrorcrs Alpheus, eat 715 (A.. Edwards) S
The following also ran Yaw Clavendiah, Clip of the
Old Bloe.t, The (looter. Greenlee& _ _ _ .

Tes Lsuton' PLATE of 23 son., added to a sweepstakes
of 3 move. seek ; ttyr-olds, sst 12Ib ; time, 7st Mlib ; four,
Bst 61b ; 6ve and upwards. 2st =b. Mane and geldings
allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 501. ; wood to
we his stoke. Five furlongs.
Mr. Ir. Jacobs' Lulea, by Windbound—Maud, S Lee. 7st 71b))
Mr. Z. Braylefs Surbiton Hill, 4 yrs, est Sib .... (Cowley) 2
Lord Coventry's B4Lothul, 2 yn, Mt 121 b.... (J. Onewhawl
The following also nit :—Queen of Clubs, Watkin, Ledbuy.
and Aberrethy.
letting : 2 to 1 apt Scuotims, 5 to 2 apt Lnfra, 5 to 1
spt geese of Clubs, and 6to 1 apt %Antos Hill. Was
by a length ; a head between second sad third ; bad fourth.
The winner was bought in for 131 pUms.
The CONSOLATION PLATT'( p) of 30 son, for ali
ages; winners ertn. About one mile.
Mr. Noble Teddy, by Tadmore—Worthless, I yrs(Spei, Sit 21b
ht)
Mr. litebe's Fluke."( yrs, 7st 716 Clement) 2
Mr. 41(54 Gordian Knot, 2 yrs Ist 716
The following ilea ran: Dark (*Moo, Willman, Madams
Walton,
Betting : 5 to 2 apt Fluke, 3 to 1 sgst Overton, 4 to I.
apt Lufra, and 5 to 1 apt Teddy. Woe by • Isegth ; •
Lad third. The wiener was objected to by a•ment, on the
ground of foul riding, but on the matter being investigated
by the stewards, it was overruled.

BETTING AT MANCRESTER.—PIIDAY.
LIVERPOOL OUP.
7 to 1 opt Joey Jaws (off)
9to 1 OtAthaer (t)
10 to 1 lm
paratrios (t)
11 to 1 Oollsopplo (t)
14 to 1 Fantail (t)
16 to 1 Fain go &Aach (t)
GOOD v. owl Err k 4.
7 to 1 apt Kingsford (off)
14 to 1 Wham (1)
14 to 1 Bellmea (1)
14 to 1 Oassosatto(t)
THE DERBY.
16 to 1 sget Oambusean (t )

NAVAL AND mwrAßr.

(nor usr :war's (wars)
_ _ADMIRALTY. JULY 3. _

Admiral of the Blue Francis Erskine Loch haabeen
appointed to receive a pension of 1501. • year, u provided by
her Majesty's order in etenoil of 25th June, 1851, vomit by
the death of Admiral the Hon. Sir George Elliot, K.C.B. ;
and the name of Admiral Loch has been removed to the
reserved half-pay list accordingly, and in consequence) of
this removal, the following promotions, to date the 25th
ultirou, have this day takes place :—Vios-Admiral of the
Red the Hoo. Henry John Rona, to be admiral of the bloe ;
Vice-Admiral of the White Ihr Michael Seymour, G.C.8.,
to be vice-admiral of the red ; Vice.Adinird of the Blue
Fr. dark& Thomas Michell, C. 8., to be vice-admiral of the
white ; Rear-admiral of the Red the Hon. George Grey,
to be "'co-admiral of the blue ; Bear-Admiral of the White
Sir Atoned's Milae, K.C.8., to be rear-admiral of the
red ; Rear-Admiral of the Blue the Hon. Joseph Denman,
to be rear-admiral of the white ; Or ptaio Henry Lyster, to
be rear-admiral of the blue, Retired Vice-Admirals
Henry Theodosius Browne Collier, Henry Stanhope, and.
John Townsend Coffin, to be retired admirals, but without
increase of pay.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3.
The Federal frigate Macedonia, 26, Capt Luce,
arrived at Spithead this evening, last from Plymouth.
The sorted of this frigate produced some excitement, and
the ramparts were lined with spectators. She presented a
very striking appearance ca she made for Spitheed from St.
Helen's under full sail, the sun catching her canvas. and
rendering her approach highly picturesque. This frigate
is equipped by the Federal government partly as a school
ship for midshipmen, and partly as a man-of-war intended
to attack acil capture rebel cruisers. On anolsoring at
Spitted she saluted the port and garrison, the compliment
bring promptly returned from the garrison battery and
tlag•abip Victory. While here the young gentlemen will
visit the dockyard, arsenal, and government establish-
, manta. She will afterwards proceed to Brest, rod after
cruise in the Mediterranean, return home. The Warrior
having been undocked will anchor near her, affording our
mericau censors an opportunity of visiting that splendid
iron-clad.

REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDlA—Orders have been
reoeiv:d from the Rome Guards directing the following re-
inforeemer ~s to be held in readiness to embark for India :
620 men of the sth Royal Irish Lancers ;1,000 men of the
second battalion of the 29th Regiment ; and 1,0.10 oaken end
men of the 36th Regiment.
The Channel squadron, under the command of
Rear-Admiral Daum, uoraista of the Edgar (flagship), 71.'
guns, 860 men ; the Warrior, 40 guns, 706 men ; the black
Prince, 41 guns, 706 men ; the Royal Oak, 35 guns, 600
men ; the Defence, 16 guns, 457 men ; the Resistance, 16
guns, 457 men (the last-named five ships are irou-plated) ;
the Liverpool, 39 guns, 510 men ; the Emerald, 35 gam.
510 man ; and the Triuculo, 2 mum, 24 nen. This is a small
force numerically speaking, but, we doubt if any other
maritime country besides England could produce anything
so powerful without great psvparatiou.—Army and Nary
Candle

FORME-OFFICE, JUNK 18.—The Queenlas been
graciously plaited to appoint Harry Thomas Alfred
Rain&la, Eq., now British Vice-Consul at Copenhagen, to
be her Majesty's Consul at the Island of St. Croix.—G'autte.
FORZIGN-UPPICE, JULY I.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of M. de Roubaix as c,oussi.cesersi,
and of M. LouisGoklumen as Second Canal at the Cape of
Good Hope, for his imperial Majesty the Sultan ; the
Queen has also been pleased to approve of M. Louis Gold-
Dann s• Coustd at Cape Town for his Majesty the King of
Houma' k.— Gazettc.
THE DIEGUATLYG CHARGE AGAINET • LADY.—At
the Lambeth Police-court yesterday Mrs. Meabalt IVilton
alias diode. of Raglan House, Brutes, was sgaia examined
on the charge of having mused a black beetle pie of her
own making to be given to Edward Gardiner, with intent to
annoy and aggravate him. The additional evidence on this
ocosaiou was not important; but it seemed to show that
the partiality of the defendant for brass bands and negro
melodist& rendered her anything but • desirable neighbour
in a quiet suburban district. As it did not appear, however,
that the pie bad been given to the complainant with any
malicious motive, Mr. -Norton allowed the practical joke of
Mrs. Wilton, alum Hyde, to Pass ooPootabed.

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