The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-28 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Foolish, Captain Curling, with the heavy Bombay
mails, has arrived at Southampton. She bri 40 pas.
sengers, packages specie value 1,770/. ; brings general
cargo, consisting of 154 boles oranges, 22 boxes
e,
dates,
4 mass opium, 4 bales cotton. 293 packages sundries, and
1,464 hales raw silk, vales 135,000/. sterling.
The Poonah experieneed floe weather throughout the
passage. On the 20th instant she signalled the steamer
Delta ; and on the 24th. at noon, the steamer Nyanced
za,
steering to the south. She reported having experien
very bad weather.
Her Majesty's ships Victoria, Pelican, Gibraltar, Cale-
donia, Resistance, Royal Oak, Hydro, Firefly, Psyche,
Hibernia, Racer and Surpriee were at Malta ; and at Alex-
andria the usual Egyptian squadron, French frigate Per-
chi:, troop-ships Zouave and Sevre.
GIBRALTAR, DEC. 22.
The Spanish corvette Isabel la Catches, 14 guns, left
Cadiz on the 20th to reinforce the Spanish squadron in the
waters of the Havannah.
General Frisch, the commandant of the neighbouring
dietrict, paid
ea visit yeaterday sto he excellency
andth
cderioir.
th.
t New Mole,ovewrhienreshe pr..-receivl by eery'
of honour of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers. The ships
of war Racoon, Skylark, sod Redpole manned yards, and
the guns of the garrison fired a salute.
The new armour clad frigate Almansa is only awaiting
the screw sloop Coninelo which nearly ready, to prowW
in concert to join Admiral Pareja's squadron in the waters
of Chile. It is expected these vessels will sail about
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the 25th.
The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 18th rye -.—" d s
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pole arrived on Saturday eveniog from Tangier, with The Re
hi
Royal Highsess Prince Alfred, on his return troll his hTan. unt-
ing expedition in Barbary. The Prince proceed to
gier on Monday last, accompanied by Lieutenant B. Hug,
It F.., and Lieutenant Campbell, R.N. The baggage w
sent on into the country, sod his royal highness and suite
were entertained at the legation house for that night. Oa
Tuesday morning early, his royal highness and party, in-
cluding Sir John Drummond Hay, made an early start for
Amyl.% which they reached by 2. The same evening they
made an excursion, but the hunting was without sporcontiNt. e
day, unfortunately, was stormy, and heavy rain nued
all day. Nevertheless the royal party was undaunted. but
their chase through storms was attended with indifferent
sport, the party only killing two boars among them. At
night they rested at the house of the British consular
agent, Mr. Benshiloo, and the next morning @tided for
Dar-el-Clue, a monntain ridge 14 toile' from Tangier, where
highness were pitced for their accommodation. His royal
shot onh the road, and made a good beg of various
birds. The party slept that night in tents, and the next
day bunted the boar. The wind was high and piercingly
cold as is seldom experienced in that region. About a dozen
boar's were started, but not one had the politeness to come
out in the direction of his royal highness, la that he could
only obtain a long shot at two that trotted past at a coo.
XTOTH ING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and 1 utterable distance. Mr. Green, who was of the party, had
AA most rend Invention of the day, AQUA AIIARELIJL I better luck, having fired at three boors, two of which be
Marra JOHN GOBS ELL and Co., Three ILLug-court, Lombard- I brought down. None of the other Christians had shots,
street, London, perfumers to her Makesty, respectfully offer to the ' gad the Moors, as bad luck would have it, always misled.
public this truly marvellous thud, which gradually restores tbe Although the party were not so rarest al in finding and
human hair to it. pristine hue—no matter at what age. The killing game as could have been wished, his royal highness
Amta Ansarella has none of the properties of dyes: it, on the showed himself to be a thorough sportsman sod • splendid
'orrery, Is iseuencial to the system, and when the hair is once
restored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. shot at partridges, and appeared to eojoy much the mash
Price El Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, has. dd. John (toenail wild life of the " tent and camp" in northern Africa.
and Co. have been appointed perfumers to IL R.IL the Princess of , The following British vessels have arrived here since the
Wales.—JOHN GOSN ELL and Co's CHERRY 7'ool li PASf Els . 17th inst. Steamer Tiber, seven days tram Liverpool ; brig
greatly superior to any tooth pewdor.—Te be had ef oil lor" I M th 36 days from Liverpool ; steamer Grecian. 54 days
timers, chemists, and at the manufactory 18, Three Ling-court, i from
Lerehardetreet. London. Liverpool ; ELV.Y.O. schooner. Medea, from Cowes ;
' steamer Samson. 7 days from Cardiff ; R.Y.S. schooner
111 t. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, Diadem. 20 days from Plymouth ; 'choosier Kate, 10 days
15 a sever falling remedy prepared without any mert- from Cardiff ; brig Squire, 12 days from Newport steamer
Ingredient, from the recipe or. Dr. Scott, will be faand invalueble Werra, 5 der from Cardiff ; and brigantine );steamer
to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion. days from Oardiff.
wind. Buses, &diner, diastases, of Um eyes, Re. for habitual Exchanges are enlarge& Her Majest)'s ships Racoon
costiveness, as a family &patient lambda*. end is a ParilSer of and Skylark are in the harbour.
the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild In their operation and
grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, .----='--- '-'-----------'..
and strengthen the whole nervous sydate.—Sold by W. Ism. The Banff Journal states that, in addition to the
hut, chemist, 8, King Willlunetreat, Chartig-crees, and by moat
drlSEists. la boxes, Is. lid. end U. Id. Be sure to uk for Dr, preliminary eouretion, a glacial minute has been agreed
Boot% a Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are in a square green upon between Ragland and Austria as to the importation of
whey with “ William Lambert" engraved es Slis stamp. !wings late the latter reentry.

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toot an optician should be consulted without delay. From long
aodextensive practice Messrs. Thomas Barris and Boa are fully
competent to advise on all matters ;metalling to the renielying
detective sight. They skilfully wtapt lenses, perfectly true, of
the requnite power, and likewise they judidously select a spec.
tack frame of the form meet becoming to the face. TUOMAS
ELMS and SON, opticians to the Royal Family.
.pposite the
British Museum gates. Louden (their only house) established
1780. Caution—No travellers or agents.
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