The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

A Mini/LT; Ocr. 30.—ApPonminurrs.—Sub-
Lieutenants J. A. T. Broom and G. atoplord to the Bristol;
Navel Oadet (awaineted)-4. G. BMW.
PROMOTION. —To be liespieeer —E. Mathew&

LEITERS FOE OPTICZNS AND SBANIN
Its Pactitc. —The following amended regulations are
issued, to lieu of those given in Notior No. 37,
dated the 26th Jape last, relative to the postage
eborgsable on letters alarmed to or seat by officeis
sad seamen berries oe board her Majesty's ships in the
Puffin Lettere 'Admired to ships stationed at ports to
Chili, Pero, or other places is the Swath Puffin are liable
to the following combised British sad foreign pciategn viz. :
—Mom' brim. 7d. the single rate sot ex
on..
semen's letters, 2d. auk letter. Letters addressed to skips
stationed at Vaaeouver's Islaad, British Columbia, co other
Aim in the North P• 11110, in liable to the following rates,
British and Iselin itonabiasd. Yin :--officiere letters, 9d.
the single rote not erusedieg 4 oz. ; seamen's letters, 4d.
each letter, vie New York ; officers' Irises, is. the rails
rate not exceeding as. ; seamee's letters, 7d. sea lora,
via 131. Thome mad Pawns.
ABOLITION 0/ TEI SINIERY SIDE
The whole of the reminder of the Om aad
bars on the
math aide of the Thames, 61 to number, will be removed
to-sight at 12 o'clock; so that. es provided for is the act of
playtimes; on sad from Ur let A November, 1865, the
roads shall be free from loan The roads them to be eman-
cipated are 108 miles is length, and sztead from the me.
tropolie into the three osuatise of Sauey, Kest, and
Sons, u follows :—The Surrey and Somas roads through
Walworth or Camberwell-gate to Peckham, to Dseinark-
hill and through Camberwell New-reed ; from Newington
through Kenniegton-ipte to Croydon, God:rook Put
Grinned, An ; through Renaingion-gate to Tooting
and Sutton; from Vauxhall through Wandsworth
to Putney sad Kieptoo ; and from Vatuthell
through South Lambeth to Stockwell. The length of
those roads was 56 miles, the gates on which
were removed some few days since, is anticipation of the
Neural removal. The nest trust is called the New Cross
Roads, in length 40 miles, beginning in lientutreet, north
of the Bricklayers' Arms. and running to New Cross Gate,
thence, branching out in many directions, to Greenwich,
Lewitham and Farnborough, and through Beckenham to
Croydon, Ethan', Footooray and Dartford ; and lastly, the
Bermondsey, Rothe:bah end Deptford roods, about the
miles in leurtb, which in on the read aids the
Commercial Do
and the munfactoties and great Sour
mills lying on the south bank of the Thames, between Lon-
don-bridandge
extensiv cud Depe of any etford. Th
yis abolition is tbe most com-
plete t recorded. The abolitions
on the north side of the Thames in July, 1864, were 79 gam
and bars on 55 miles of road; and, with other irridental re-
movals, the total gates removed maks 153, and the total mile-
age of rood 174. The scheme of toll abolition was first venti-
lated by Mr. J. E. Bradfield in letters addressed to the public
omen in 1856, sod roared at the time the parish vestries
into violent opposition. However, up to the present time
three miler committees of the HOW, of Commons seed
royal commission have sat sad investigated the mullein with
the above stated molts. Os Use meth aide Mr. Bradfield's
plass went greatly aoceleested by the support of Mr. W.
Jaekeon, IL P., Mr. Matthew Forster (late M.P. for
Newlin), sad the late Mr. Herbert Isom, sad particularly
of Lord Mary (*ea Lord Robert Grosvenor. M.P.),
and as the south side, of the late Sir Joseph Psxtoo,
Mr. John Looks, and Mr. A. IL Layered.
ONNINAL FALLOW.. SWILL/NO DAY.
MOTDAY, Oar. 30.—Advntrisions or puma% 1,3E16 ;
ditto by rams Meru 1,051 ; felel visitors. 2,417.
ItimirAer Blvizaos—Homceopatbio Praeti-
lawn, sail the Medial Profession generally. recommend cocoa
as being the most healthful of all sever'at. When the doe-
tripe of homeopathy was Int introdinto this country,
there were to be obtained nopreparations of cocoa either attrac-
tive to the taste or arm to the stomach: the nut was
either "applied In the crude date, or so unskilfully manatee.
turd as to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London, homeo-
pathic chemist. was induced In the peer IND to turn his atten-
tion no this amjnet, sad at kit succeeded, withsucceeded, thesashaance
of elaborate seachlamy, is be the first be produce as article
pure in Its omenositios, and so rased by the perfect trituration
It receive" Is the MONO it pears throin as to be most accept-
able to the delicate stomach. Tor gen vas, lush cocoa Is
dialmitlawd al en inttnratlitg. grated breakfast
with a delicious canna Dr. in hi work. "b/VdM
pe Adultmatiems." egra:--" Duos contras suer variety al im
portant Dodgem priactiolea every Ingredient sootaaan to the
growth and sustenance of the bod 7.• Aaa Ag a AWAIT%
cop& steam very much higher then shherai or lea." Wee-
Ikea :—Twit teaspoonfuls of the powder b a breakfast
filled as with boiling Water or milk. Seemed is 'iodised Ph.
Fib.. and 1-lb. heard packets. and mold et lc. M. Perth. by
poem. confectiontle, sad ebsnal&--fAdvertismisaLl