The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-06 00:00:00

Londoa Houses :

164, 156, 166, 137, Mill:ries7 63,84, 10,80, 87, 88, 88, kb:Wk.
Orford-street Branch,
606, 607, 608, New Ostord-street: 1,2, 3, Hartatreet.
Tottenham-court-road Branch,
137, 136, Tottenham-court-road: BEM liaston-road.
Country Establishments:
She Meld cud Bradford, Yorkshire.
E. 1108111 and EON'S establishments are closed every gliday
evening at sunset till Batorday evening at sunset, when business
la resumed mini 11 o'clock.
All articles are marked in plain figurei the lowest possible
prices, n 0..,, which no abatement can be made.
Any article not approved of will be etchenged, or the money
returned. Leta 81 prices, with rules for self-measurement, sad
patterus, post tree.

TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the
Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching rays of the
sun and heated particles of dash will find ROWLANDS'
K ALI DOR a moat refreshing preparation for the complexion,
dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat
and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation
attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the akin.
Freckles, tan spots, pimples, Rushes, and discoloration are eradi-
cated by Its application, and give place ton healthy purity and
delicacy of complexion. Price 4. ed. and 241. dd. per bottle.
Sold by A. ROWLAND sad SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, and by
chemists and perfumers. Ask for '• Rowlands' Kaldor," end be-
ware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of
" K alydor."

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uniform strength, only by DINNEFORD and Co., 172, New
kiciud.street, Loudon; and sold by all respectable ebstalsta
broughout the world.

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NATAL AND MALITABY.

ADMIRALTY, AMIDST 15. - PROMOTIONS AND
Areotninnwra.—Canntander W. IL Pym to to impacting
commander in the meat-guard, riot Johnston, whom period
of genies to. expired ; and J. Fenn promoted to retired
commotion
Liniments W. H. Richard, to the Argos ; and H. J.
Dyke to the Severn.
Chid Engineers W. Austen, to the Asia, for terries in
the Mosey, whim the latter is peed off ; and T. H. Symons
to the Himalaya, vies Bureley.
Paymaster C. L. Cartwright to the Argue.
Clark J. Emil to the Argos.
Inspector of Machinery W. A. Mown, promoted to W-
Meel soneldoory dad and appointed to the Indio, for
et= morose vies EMU.
Engineers B. F. Pima, to the Indus, for ionise in the
Royalist ; and J. Snell, to the Asia, as supernumerary.
Acting lint-Class Assistant-Engineer P. Robotism, to
the Edgar, vies Woodfield.
Acting Second-Class Asaistent-Engisseer A. Dewar, to the
Edgar, otos Blanch.

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 5.

Theßacehorse, 4, screw vessel, Commander Boxer,
miled from Spithsed yesterday morning for the Pare ladle:
sad China. . . .

The Mowry. 40, Captain Caldwell, C. 8., came into har-
bour yesterday to dismantle and pay off.
The Lords 00111111illi0116111 of the Admiralty arrived here
at a quartet to three o'clock this afternoon in the Admiralty
yacht Osborne, on their annual visit of inspection to the
dockyard, divisive of marines, and various naval
meota at this port. Their lordships consiated of the Duke
of Somerset, C. 8., First Lord ; Vice-Admiral the 800. Sir
Frederick W. Grey, IL C.B. ; Rear Admiral Edeo, C.B. ; Cap-
taia the Hon. J. It. Drummond, C.B. ; Sem. Whitbread, Req.,
M.P.; Boar-Admiral Lord Clamor Paget, C. 8., ILP., Phi/
Secretary to the Admiralty ; Rear-Admiral Robiasoo, Comp-
troller of the Navy ; Colonel G. T. Grease, Director of Ad-
miralty Work. ; and Captain J. Moore, C. 8., Private Secre-
tary to the First Lord. Their lordships on their arrival
were saluted by 10 guns from the Sag-skip Victory. Having
partaken of luncheon on board, the Lords Commissioners
commenced their customary iospectioo according to the
usual routine. They first inspected the Clarence Victualling-
yard, leaving at half-past four for Hadar, where they visited
the gunboat slips and naval departments. Their lordships
oontiene their inspection to-morrow morning.
A Amnion war frigate arrived at Spithead this morning
frets the westward, and exchanged salutes with the ra-
dios sod flag-ship Victory.

WOOLWICH, Auoun 5.
A lorge amount of ammunition, consisting of shut, shell.
Minis nlie bullets, &c., is now being prepared at the Royal
Arsenal, for shipment to Australia, in accordance with a
request from the colonial government to the British War
Department to be furnished with such supply at the coat of
the colony. An application has also been made for batteries
of Armstrong gnus to be forwarded to Australia on similar
conditions.

THE BRITISH NAVAL FORCES ON THE SOUTH
EAST COAST OP AMERICA, AND IN THE
PACIFIC.

The following are the names of the ships, to-
gether with the stations, at the latest advice* received on
the above station. It shows an aggrapte of 25 vessels et
war, mounting 356 guns, of 5,800 horsepower, 27.601 tons,
having a complement of 4,752 allure and men. The above
are mada up of three sailing ships, Eve screw frigate., four
screw corvettes, throe screw sloops, four paddle sloops, 011111
iron paddle vessel, and five gunboats. The following am
the Damao of the ships, &a.. vit. :
Port.
Ardent Ships
. 0u55.3..11100"...23911.1" T
...891ms...Buenos Ayres.
Bacchante 39-570-600-2,667..Vaocouver's Island.
Cameleon 17-170-200....952 Mazatlan.
Cherybidia 21 240.. 400-1,506.. Vancouver's Island.
Clio 22 —290..400 —1,472.. Acapulco.
Curlew 9..100.. 60. ... 488—Moote Video.
Devutation 6..163..400..1,058.. Acapulco.
Dotterel
Forte
Forward
(happier
Hecate -125..240.-817— VYOOOUVeII Island.
Madaoscar
Matins 17..170..900.. 882.. Panama.
Naiad 5. 22.. --I,o2o—Callao.
Nereus
Oberon
Satellite 21 . 260-409..1,462 Moot* Video.
Sheidrake 2.. 40.. 60.. 233—Moote Video.
Spider
Stromboli -195..280— 967.. Monte Video.
Tatter 20-270-250-1,266 Mazatlan.
Termagant 25-310-810-I,647—Pamasa.
Tops sl— 570.. 600 2,669.. Valparaiso.
..... 23-310-300-1,570— RN &Janeiro.
——
Tete1....358 4732 5800 27,801

A letter from Toulon states that a commission
had emeernbled on board the irou-cased frigate La Gloire,
8o draw up a procaeverbal relative to the new heating
apparatus with which that vowel has been provided. The
gnomes of the experiments is declared to be decisive. The
Gloire, with only half her fires lighted, obtained an average
imicream of mechaniail power of :30 per cent. That result is
the more important for iron-cased frigates, that they have
no room for increasing the number of their boilers, but can
by thin new system add nearly one-third to the force of
their machines. The screw line of battle ships will also be
much benefited by the adoption of this new inveution, as
they will acquire additional speed with a decreased ana-
gumption of fuel.
CONVICTS AT LAROZ.—In the year 1861 and last
quarter of 1860,1,672 male convicts were released on license
in England, and 301 female convicts in 1861. In the titi
years from October, 1853, to the eud of 11:61. 10,507 male
coevicts and 962 female convicts have been released under
orders of license. 1,124 of the men and 73 of the women
have since been returned to convict prisous under sentence
of penal servitude or treeeportation • and 849 of the men
and 68 of the women have had their license revoked for
lighter offences, making a total of 1,973 we end 141
women who have forfeited their lioense. Of the men,
however, only 535, or 5 par cent., forfeited their lessee for
the more serious crimes, and 10 per omit. of the women ;
the rest were for the lighter offences of larceny, theft,
vagrancy, assault, and various misdemeanours.

(aiursa's rsamoaana)
ITALY.
NAPLIE, Amen 6.
Colonel Nullo and twenty-four volunteers have
arrived here, but have not been allowed to disem-
bark. The hundred volunteers who lately returned
from Palermo have likewise been prevented from
disembarking here.

PALERMO, Anon 5.
Yesterday eight battalions of troops and a bat-
tery of artillery left this city for the province of
Corteone. Three hundred volunteers are said to
have laid down their arms.
It is reported that Garibaldi left Fieuzzi imme-
diately on hearing of the royal proclamation.

TURIN, Acaus: 5.
Popular demonstrations have taken place at
Brescia and Florence. Shouts were raised of
" Long live Victor Eninianoel 1 To tho Capitol !
Rome or death !"

Intelligence from Rome elates that a bomb had
exploded in the offices of the Obeerratore Romano.
No one was injured.

TOULON, Acouar 5.

Twelve hundred troops are on their way here
from_
4ans and will embark to-morrow in the
191e+Zhig-fialiaatiull is said to be Civiss

NABSILILLES, AuGuaT 5.

Leteses received hers from Rome announce that
the steamer Castor hdgiven chase to an Italian
steamer, which appeared to have on board men
wearing blouses. The Italian vessel directed its
course towards Leghorn.

NAPLES, Auaurr 5, Evisnro.

General Ongia sent the Disks Delaerdura and
Deputy Laloggia to Garibaldi with the proclama-
tion of the King.
Ganbaldireceivedthern in the midst of his friends.
He repelled their entreaties, and would not even re-
ceive a letter from his friend, General Medici.
It is said that he is marching into the interior
of the island, pursued by the troops.
On the Roman frontier an Italian battalion en-
countered some brigands, supported by Papal
Zouaves. After defeating them the Italian troops
pursued them into the woods of Castro, in the
Papal territory. They now remain in possession of
the territory occupied by them.

PALERMO, Auars? 5.

Garibaldi is still in Carleone. The Italian troops
have occupied the position of whisk it was be-
Hayed he intended to take a. The spirit
of the troops is excellent. tis still believed that
everything will be arranged without the employ-
ment of force.
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURIN, Ammar 5, IVIZING4
To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the
Minister of Finance presented the Budget for 1863,
amidst applause.
The discussion on the Neapolitan railways then
commenced. _ _

conformity with the proposal of the committee
the Chamber entered into a discussion on the com-
parative merits of the plan proposed by Count
Bsatogi and that proposed by M. de Rotbschilde.
The discussion will be continued.

HUNGARY.
VIENNA, Amen 5.
The Hungarian members of the government ad-
vise that prepandions should be made for conven-
ing a new Hungarian Diet.
The last council of the Aulic Chancellery of
Hungary, which was attended by Counts Apponyl
and Yaterhaty, was hold for the purpose of agreeing
upon the course that should be followed in case of
certain eventualities.