The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-28 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN MAILS.

AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.—The follow-
ing steamers are due at Liverpool this week with dm
American and Canadian mails. On Wednesday next the
Inman Company's steamer City of Baltimore, with dates
from New York to October 19, and the Allan Company's
steamer Nova Scotian with comrsponding advises from
Quebec, will no doubt arrive in the Hersey. On Saturday
next the Cunard steamer Cuba, with dates from Beaten
to October 23, and Halifax early on the morning of the
25th, may be expected to reach Liverpool. The steamers
carrying the outgoing American and Canadian mails from
Liverpool thin week are the City of New York, for New
York, on Wednesday next ; the Hibernian, for quebee, on
the following day ; and the Scotia, for New York, on Sa-
turday next.

QuarxtrowN, O. 27.—The Cunard extra
steamship Siberia, from New York, arrived here at 11
a.m. to-day, with 97 passengers. She landed 13 penman.
gees and despatches, and proceeded immediately for Liver-
pool. All well.

QuEstarrows, Ovr. 27.—The Onion steamer
Nebraska, from New York, arrived here at 10.30 a.m.
to-day, with 90 passengers. After landing some of them
she proceeded for Liverpool immediately.

OETWARD AMERICAN MAIL. -QUEENSTOWN,
Ocr. 27.—The Royal Hail steamship Java arrived here
at J p.m. to-day, embarked 70 sacks of mails, her pse-
mangers and telegrams, and proceeded for Halifax and
Boston at 4.30 p.m. All well. She was detained one
hour awaiting the mails.

THE BOMBAY Men.--SUEZ, OCT. 2G.—The
Itangeem, from Bombay, 14th hut., arrived at 1 a.m. to-
day. CIieBALYAs, Ocr. Z.—The Syria, from liouthant-
too, 20th Md., arrived to-dv, and left for AleiarAtriA.
AO well.

DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY MAILS. —SOUTHAMP-
ToN, Ocr. 27.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamship Delta, Captain Curling, sailed this morning witth
mail for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egyo, Aden,
Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took out 70 first ind
21 second class passengers, and a general corgo, including
bar .ilver, 1651. ; precious stones, IMO/. ; and watchbs,
jewellery, &c., 3Zil. Amongst the passengers by the
Delta are Captains Bailey, Preston, Ford, Hitchcoek,
Caldwell, and Treacher ; Lieutenant-Colonels Fuller "id
Williama, Dr. Rutherford, Ensign Peavey, Lieutenant
Hallett, Major Hill, Colonel Newmarch, and the Hon.
A. S. Hood.

CRYSTAL PALACE. —The last great display of
ilieworks this moon will be given on Monday next, At
ix o'clock.

-137:1VERSITY OF EDlNBuaoh.—The half-yearly
' meeting of the general council of this university was held
on Friday Sir David Brewster presiding. On the motion
of Mr. W. B. Shand, seconded by Dr. Andrew Wood, it
was resolved, in order to strengthen the hands of govern-
ment in respect to the proposal contained in the Scotch
Reform Bill to give two members to the Scottish univer-
sities, to renew their former petition in favour of tkat
amount of representation to the education of Scotland
which the bill proposes. It was suggested that the reso-
lution should be presented to Mr. Disraeli on his visit' to
Edinburgh next week.
ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASED OF TEE Cints;
Crrv-Roati. The number of patients under treat-
ment at this hospital during the past week amounted: to
888, of which 73 were new cases.
liourrTni. Ton pianism OF THE CURET, VICTORIA-
PARC —The number of patients relieved at this institution
during lest week was 1,266, of which 8B were sew CAMS.