The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-20 00:00:00

Cautionary signals repeated on all coasts on Saturday and
yesterday.

TUTSDIT.
S.E. to S.W. and W.,
wile at Jittery&
with rain.

ritOBABLI.
011 NORTIMIN WIMIZSDAY.
COMM. S. o W. and N.W.
sttrong, squalls
to nu.derste, soon

rain.
S.W. to N.W. and WSWlntit. W. to N. and hack,
back, varying from strong, with squalls,
moderate to a gait, to freak, showers.
with some rain.
As neat shove.

BMBM. W.3.W. to N.N.W.,
arsons to Crash.
Similar to above. LOTRIM Al nest above.
Northern=Scotland. Western=lreland. Wales, and adla-
ennoble. Sonthern=Enallsla Channel and Bay of Biscay.
Nastern=Esstward lta[laod and North Sea.

THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THE NEGRO
INSURILECTION.—A document has just been put forth by
Mr. L. A. Chamerovzow, Secretary of the British sod
Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, emanating from • cor-
respondent in Jamaica, "and in authority there."
dated October 28, sad professing to give a fair
statement of facts" up to the sailing of the "
packet.
The proceedings of his Excellency the Governor,
the proclamation of martial law, the sending for spare
troops, the proclamation to the Maroons, the arming
of mounted volunteers, are described by the correspon-
dent, who adds : " Although the troops had met with
no armed resistance, yet they were shouting and hanging
the unfortunate blacks, men and women, with very little
discrimination, and with a zest horrible to think of. and
the settlement of Stoney Gut is entirely destroyed." He
states further, that "The Colonial-office has of late years
been raising up • distinct class of officials for the West
India/. The governors and lientenant•governors are from
the body of clerks from the Colonial-office or private secre-
taries of lieutenant-governors, who hold the people in supreme
contempt, and an thirdly intent on gaining the goodwill of
• coterie in each colony. These coteries consist, for the
most pert, of officials ar.d their immediate connexions.
It is not the blacks and ooloured people alone that com-
plain of oppression and wrong ; many Europeans are in
the same category, and they complain in some colonies of
the courts of justice being corrupt, that the judges and
officms are partial, that the jury lists are systematically
tampered with, and that the Colonial-office is deaf to
their complaints, however persistently made." Mr.
Chamerovzow appends to his correspondent's version of
the insurrection and its results a contradiction of swims
statements made by a oonteroporary in reference to the
antecedents and conduct of Mr. Gordon. asserting that
there could be no evidence to justify his summary execu-
tion by a military tribunal, sod expressing his belief, from
• correspondence with him, *steadies over roany. years,
that he was " incapable of encompassing conspiracy m say

form." - -
REPUTED DISCOVERY or COB/Li. —We have
seem small specimens of a rich blue colour said to be affre,
or the impure oxide of cobalt, found is the Lily Mine,
about too miles from Adelaide. Cobalt is never found in a
pure state. It is a metal of reddish-grey colour, rather
I brittle Lod very infusible. It usually occurs as en oxide
or in oombinatioa with weenie or its acid, with nickel,
\ sulphur, iron, Ac. Ziffre, fused with two or three parts
of fine siliceous sand and as alludine flag, is °inverted into
a blue glass, which when reduced to powder is called smelt.
This is largely used in colouring glass, porcelain, and snee
i ware, also to give a blue tint to writiAl paper.—Adelaide
( S.A. ) paper.