The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-07 00:00:00

THE INDIA MAILS.

The Paulsonla and Oriental Company's steam-
paint Baled* Captain James Brown, admiralty agent
Utratennik Charlet Bolton, R.N., arrived at Southampton
this maraing with the heavy portion of the India Mails.
Her dates were:—Alexandria, Sept. ; Malta, 28 ; and
Gibraltar, Oct. 2. She brings 82 passengers amongst
wbom are Major-General Birevil, Majors Lonna and Cotter ;
Captains Cluiliffe, Cooper, Broughton, Ingram, Tarim°,
Cassidy, and Phillip; Captain and Mrs. Tweets', Mefor
Pannywieice, Lientensat Fits Gembi, R. N., Dr.
Boos, R.N., Dr. Carameren, Captaias Sweeny, Bmtvion,
Ilaydosk, sad Bayley; Lieutenants Casey, Packs, end
Hackett; Dr. Cosier, Dr. Horriberger, Dr. and Mrs. Howard,
Mr. sad Mrs. Macintosh, etc., kn. Her cargo includes :
Three packages of spate, Talmo 9001.; two paokages of gold,
value saknown ; 26 bound rambler, 2,328 Wes of silk,
and 83 bales of teeth ivory.
Her Mannty's ship Medina is at Alexandria; and the
Hibernia sal Oeprey are at Malta. The in is nipped
I to be at Carta; the Relpile sad Curlew are at Gibraltar.
The nenal Egyptian squadron is at Alexandria.
Tbe Oriental Company's packet Panther arrived at
Malta, from Alexandria, on the 28th of September. The
Burins sailed for Morselling on the same day at 10 cm.

A FaAwaL

young maa named
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Lister, who was sojourning a short dais agost Ste Hoes, toot
▪ stroll on the bluff head-lands, which all oar mire are so.
quaioted with if over they here WWI to Lteerposi, thews
by the name of St Bess Heed. ills looting, as be.eitiolo.
plated the gulf below, slight/y gave way, sad gure= •10
olio, sad he slid down Omit sews per* whale be
lodging of a root with both hie beads. , thispeellowepeei-
Woo hr rewethed for three Mare swepeaded ewer g Nay
drew, thirty yards deep ! HY alts witieeled the diodes
• eta lent, who wee preei es the Us& I
below, tad the gewliema gelid he the was
to keep hie hee. sad thworft of dews, leaked to the
✓oma home fei. • wipe, ~e brewed fres the top.
Both Unser Wade bin weipsed, be wee telly air to swill
himself of the tope with hie weeard. And WC till he bad
trooped it finely between' hie teeth did le venters to ramie
hls hoods. lie wee thew deem ep weibe lep. emit Ms mks-
Onleill maps was a thetwefttorriog lath to idiemff and
ide preerwer.—Ciwliek

•
CENTRAL BUCKS AtORICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The third annual meetin_g of this society took
plenapsterhey at Aylesbury. There wee a fell exhibition
of stock sad other agricultural produce, which was pro-
nountxd by the judges to be for the moat part of a very
s.zSdescriptton. The horned cattle, especially the pries
were peculiarly ans. The roots were also more than
y large, and a piece of raugel.wurael, exhibited by
Mr. Fowler, and which took the highest reward, was stated
to be the finest shown in the county for several years. At
the dinner In the evening, held in a marquee in the grounds
of the White Hart, there was a crowded attendance, in-
clediag Mr. Bernard. the member for the borough, Mr. Dann-
coy, Mr. N. Ratkarh of kleantroors, and serveral of the
local landowners and femora. A promise had been given
scans time ego by Mr. Disraeli that if his official engage.
meats would permit he would be present at this meeting;
ken a letter received from the right how gentleman on the
previous evening dispelled an illusion which had added con-
siderably to the sale of the dinner tickets, and struck ow from
the prog. mime "vat which with the majority had been the
AM!, attrecs ioa. Mr. Dierroli's letter, which wee dated
&today, and addressed to the scorem I, express t.d the raged
of the writer at not having been able to reply to
the letter of invitation saziWr, and stated that he
(Kr. Disraeli) had hoped up to Saturday night
(bet he should leave bad the gratification of attending the
mestelsg of the Central Bucks Agricultural Society, but that
he was summoned to London on Mondry morn-
ing, where he should he detained some days on official busi-
ness. The letter concluded by expressing the beet twists* of
the Chancellor for the success of the society, and enclosed a
amid= of 101. to Its funds. Mr. Philip Minnow, who was
the elminnen of the day, gave the =nal loyal, cooseirauesa,
end 'gel/altars' twits, Intredacing them by appropriate re.
marks. The members kr the oounty end boroughs of the
county were paid the usual honours, and Mr. Bernard,
made a speech In reply; sad Mr. Smith, the yeomen farmer,
of Tepwood, Surrey, who has established himself as the
agricultural minstrel, afforded considerable amusement be-
Mem the speeches by wveral wogs from his extensive
budget of pesters! lyries.