The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-15 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILMARY.

ADMIRALTY, SIT 14. —APPOINTIIINTSCON/-
mikados C. 0. Jane, H. N. Sao:, sad R. Stereo, to be
Matadors is the Coastguard.
Amin Seemed Clam Ambient Roemer 3. Cox, to the
Dromedary.

HAILING ISIAND >fsw IdlrEHOAT.—The National
Lifeboat Institution has jest ferweaded • II» new lifeboat
and transporting carriage to Bayliss Island, neer Porta-
month. It will probably be remembered that • wreck
occurred neer that place in January last, during • fearful
gale of wind, when Major F. W. Fisting, ILA., and twelve
of the Hayling fishermen incurred great risk of life in put.
ting off in an open brat, and rescuing three out of fiveof
the mew of the unfortunate vesseL The lifeboat now seat
to Bayliss by the institution is 32 feet long and 7 feet wide,
and rows 10 oars, double banked. Bar self-tightiog and
other qualities were folly and eatisfeetorily tested • few
days ago in the Regent Canal Doak. The east, &mantles
to 11501. of this lifeboat establishment wee muegiosetly
preseetea to the »siltation by Messrs. Leaf, Sons, mid Co..
and the boat is named " The Olive Loaf." A free convey•
aces wee readily given to the lifeboat and carriage between
London and Havant by the London and South Western
Railway Company. A public demosetratioa and launch of
the lifeboat took place oo her arrival at Haying on Wed.
nudity last, the Bishop of Chichester hied]: of6ciatiss at
the consecration and naming of the boat.
BOILEft EXPLOSION AT MANOHMITAIL —Yesterday
morning a serious boiler explosion took place at the dye.
works of Mr. John Furlong, Collybunt, Manchester. The
explosion occurred about IS o'clock in the morning. just as
the workpsopls were assembling to commence the labours
of the day. The boiler was riven into trimmest+, and the
building en which it stood reduced to ruins. The report of
the explosion was heard at a considerable distance. Peter
Day, aged 35, the fireman, who was standing near the boiler,
sustained fractures of one thigh and of one of his arms.
John Bryan, a boy 14 yous of age, standing near the
boiler, had one arm broken and was badly scalded. The
outer wall of abatis, adjoining to the works was torn down.
An old woman. 85 years of age, a relative of Mr. Fur-
long's, was lylog I. a dying state in this house, and the
floor of the bedroom in which she lay giving way she fell
with the bed and floor into the room below, sustaining, as is
supposed, a fracture of one shoulder; but she was in too
preoanons a
statef to admit of
ragmeate of atismurcalsrexamination )ea-
w leY. Several •
greaten hurled to
distances, aid the greater part of the boiler itself was
lifted to a distance of nearly 300 yards. An eight-bone
engine and • donkey-engine were destroyed. An iron flue
of enormous proportions was carried over the
.premises, and
found at a great distance from them. The principal
escaped injury, but the damage is estimated at 3,0001. V:
boiler was 31 feet long and 8 feet diameter ; it had been In
use about eight years, and when it bunt the steam was at a
ore of 40g lb.. Daly and Bryan wan takes to the
al Infirmary. R
is officially reported that the statement which
has appeared in severs! papers that the Great Pastern Bell-
i way Company is to commence running coal trains over the
Great Northern loop line on the let October is sot sorrel*
EiII.AXPAST Bsvinaoa.—Hoaseopathic Practi-
honors. and the Medical Profession =5,. recommend cocoa
as being the most healthful of all . When the doo-
trine of homeopathy woe lint introd Into tide country
there were to be obtained no preparations or cocoa either attrac-
tive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach the not was
either supplied In the crude state, or se matiditally manufac-
tured as to obtain little notke. Z. *ma of Landon, homeo-
pathic chemist, was Induced in the year MO to tarn his atten-
tion to this subject. sad at length waosseties, with the assistance
of elaborate machinery. in Wattle Ilret to produce an article
pore La Its composition. and so by the perfect trituration
It receives In the proem it paw threw*, to be most accep t-
able to the delicate sameeels. Des passell Tee, Xpps's coma is
WWl:Washed as an ftrimeesUag.x....=l breaktest beverage,
with a delicious aremV" Dr. In his work. " Food mad
its Adulteratloos.' seya:—" OM* a gnat vanetyol to
pedant nutritive eeyeg Ingreasst secterary to tie
groatnead sustenance of the body. Meta. "As • unisitrre.
cocoa 'toads veryralair Ikea aim isoffeeor tea.' Mae-
mess :—Two of the ;powder hi a breakfast asp
filed up with lanterernilifi. Iseared b 11a4beed Hb.
and I.l4yathees, sad add at ls. ii peril., by
Wen% oentsellems, sod ehowleta—(Aelvertleseeeddi