The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-13 00:00:00

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/parting intelltanus.

STRAND. I THE OUTSIDERS IN THE DERRY.
One of those little two-act pieces of domestic ----
interea, which, like boiled legs of mutton, are very nice TO TSB ID/TOll OF MI MUSS.
things in their way, if we are not 'dyne fed upon them, Sth,—kfaillire. Weatherby's badge* has 1/911116/110P
was produced at this bathe on &turd*, eight, under the plated at lath and betas these Nem are is path the
see wive title of Old Salt. The author is Mr. John Day, several enata peat and that closed on the le
• gentleman she Ma peadund manna figwaswial Sopa, sad the 7thurtrtstiheirilehave asefelly esemined by ell
parties in from the swam of a tem of
such as Brain Ras, The Tenn, and Married Daughters . auks down*. wog& anxious tio bees hie
and Young Husbands, and who has wisely abandoned pro. , tow on the Am ipkg imattip. ad/ treason pnetis,
feasional dramatic authorship for a more lucrative ceiling. is whose the Calendar is &sealed book, with eight awl)
Old Salt has few merit. and few defects. As • drams of the SCked °damns a minim, tMealt.
_we nosy lea lethal'
Milky White dem it is superior to some that we have had, tar • Unooln Progralm• in the Moat Pegal4earida_lltain
the delay in uredualien will be corn
and inferior to others. The interest is not • strong one, um& *belt?, mum law =4 with tole with
biome it tans upon wills, property, and rightful owner-1 the Medium lams before gm, ind few se of
am of
ship of an estate, the wethest and yet the most fretussay note are to be found macs' the se
used materials within the reach of the dramatist. The for the weitlit-forage rim newly Dads nits the
author's design bee been to show • humble Interior, pre- Thatehing,r.. Tb.def eheweekllerlwtthne gr. Gowan:lvy r,:ipmsnallih IA tAnt:
sided over by an old retired genial sea captain, whose some T.Y.O. scrarables, being the mod noteworthy mem
gread.damhter is temporarily dragged from her old . What may be in the Mon Cap it is iaareable to say, the
home and her humble lever by the discovery yeara named °ray being Messury and •
Min she is a tioh heist.., only to be returned other to glrofford l and it would be worth aonailling,_t°
to that home sad that lover by the second , kin:wt. flediattie Sol ileiVennesandefethe Demeseledet sdmeMn
iteweedle.etn,
discovery that the is only halt an heiress. Mite Nay in with three red; but their torsoontotitss sew
Moore has been specially eneaged to represent this young sail/ liza=ed-Julim=and
fora the
lade, and Mr. may has been .peelslly engaged topky , the down for the
the " Old Salt." These mgagemeats am jadisises, kir .'.. ;_oldatfig bililillff. eel Illw.
Yet, '. 'velliellM in, one two
they int a value to the cut that could hardly bate been , =l4 win the Derw eon, to beams e
Impaled to it by any members of the stook company ; o pod*: se Woad filly is shame es
Mare Moon, is particular, sating with ail that natural and' much to all bar maithipsearies as Obiletesr
apparently metaled geese which mere than atones for was, an ohs will be ea awkward was for •
her repent sherteaminp at other theatres. No one ems 'ln.'s. theY___,""ld_stothilta±lLat........"lllharet lancer:4a rolltndbe.
play pretty, unaided girls like her. The play is cleverly soyeurdr"`""Te"irwth, "Ztrromenthree w, Soar of last
written, and has the aid of Mr. D. Jamie, Mr. Belford, s °big pgrignuers, that the West will not antanain
and Miss Gwynne. It was well received. the idea of • Blair Athol being in the background, and for
all the money put upon Harvistee and Betrayal, the only
SOO snit Iffilttary
two unknowns really in the market now, they are quieseet
at 1,000 te 25 end 1,000 to 15 respectively.
I It is an extraordinary feat that the northern stables are
---.--
CHATEIAM, TAN. 12. meet poorly represented Is this year's Derby, the very
In consequence of the number of workmen who best reformer they ma Meet of being Mr. .1. Johnseene's
have recently been discharged by the Admiralty from this Mercury, who eel, beet limas a heed at York by a fluke,
dockyard, a greats amount of distress and pauperism then the friends of theta ter mantilla. Mercury a other clangs
edinvercuporenvrfuslge kardwn
otnowcuarthansprmaile in
lethistatewhani;
betny Let= below
of
thisw
thefermiuddiabamundosinalnane and he pining:lZ.
addressed to the Poo
teed Commissioners, oath] &
--then. safe. They . • peat deal more of lin:. T. V. Moessn'a
lion to the course adopted by the Admiralty in . Chases at Richmond tlian do those w law Lady Vim
kg hands from the dockyard at this sawn of the yes, beth beat him man at Moot ; and notivithstand-
rather than in the summer, when work is abundant. The ing the awful made over Lord galena's Giant des
letter from the board of guardians has been referred by Baal's, who ea the h d ran about 3st below
the Poor-law Commiesionen to the Admiralty. 1 the top of the tree, there may leek in store for the
JAIL 12. i Richmondites with this see of Sortie, who don not re.
PORTSMOUTH,
The authorities have not yet abandoned any of .ire
comt: intob en moray pounds
.hejt.tersoottr,viroz... few Lei
the extraordinary precautions wt ith have been taken to ;.,,,v maim. and sot one athderity ; Viscount, who
prevent a Fenian surprise at Osborne during the Queen's „;•-aniier all lad summer, having made no show whatever
sojourn there. The guardship Irresistible ,a at anchor
_,,,, when he did cement, in the ..d.le Park Plate :nor has
immediately tessiLe.hcpPensishte„t: the 7:ls„retilefinre„ ',....,„and in
___l"--. the market ever intimated that he Is fouled by the stable,
the F-enc-y,-gunrboar, an—d
are the
Gov-e-ra”or—, Petrel, and even so mach as Tanhan was. Than is scan hope, in
truth, for any one of the northern brigade of Darby ora
by -
Spy, revenue ousters, the last five being moored in a line side
,opinions being so MMUS:. with regard teVaethe's
a the point in Osborne Bey down to the King's-quay, at brother, Betrayal, that he must not be depended on for a
the extremity of Osborne "'an"' After nightfall moment, whilst if there le anything in Chelsea we are
hen" are "aimed and alined' and row guard at rare to find it out in the Two Thema, if mot in the City
intervals during the night, to prevent any unantherieed
ersunlinkation with the shore : and the order to "...a Suburban,... 2° ..31.,,etr_orli___tan--. It - k-itia.,....-..
the officers in command of the guard boats is to take pore I ..';',:nr.aere'".:ll;zl,—...77. .7.,e7.---, rro'as.rlae;
session of any strange boat whose crew may be unable to as
sent forth its dangerous
werefavourites being trite
give the ragweed, and to hand it over to the commanding ,
either of the Irresistible. In addition to this form am* in titainede 100 inofl o"rdargttbultwhe"hass theniong sdhora
sue. I owe
there are two steam launches, each in charge of a ' Sunbeam eolt having ens up an awful rogue at York lad
lieutenant, whose duty it is to steam. up and down the ,
.they' that
it must be the son of Thormanby and Sunflower
line' as clear in shave a° they °°A go la Mfg"' end that Is to do battle for the Dundee yellow and black,
relieve each other every hour. The land force comprse • 1 dales „._ _____ ___ ,__ ____,_ _ _.___ better .... ____ "
detachment of the Soot. Fulfil" Guard., renala.„.,....,v,ay.ting a; a 4,l7,'"—par; mm.
T7.--"--71. : 77hrEas,
sheet 200 officers and men, • strong force of ....—..--- I ta, I feeineonstr t, than is
card Mr. Merry m
men, and a oonsiderable number of policemen and der u- , I!__ __c=d, Mr."
Beadwees iroewader having rait both
tine, together with a detachment for night duty from the 1 have p sires end the Mile Sweepstakes at Donosater
garrison at Parkland. The military, "tin"' and Pell" lin the
though be could have won if he had the heart, even in
lan so stationed in and around the ground. that thefts) of Blue Gown and Pam; neverthelemhe made even
it would be next to impossible, without collusion, I
, 1
is not n "re"nty yet Orion will give my to him on the
a worse exhibiti° n in the Clatrwell st Newmarket, us that
' for a stranger to approach the royal residence, unless
..
he had evidence M hand of his right to be there, and all
enforced. I my, indifferently as he figured behind Looniest Laws, and
orders given by the authorities are az
-*renal 'mil"— ' Formosa at Abingdon. In his six winning rapes this Orion
At Portsmouth the metropolitan police on uty at the 1 ___ ,__,___,_ ~. ___, ___,_,_ horses, and oannot
various government establishments are being armed with lir having done ronewie7.7.zzrry..-,another a the itt.
revolvers as well as aide arms, and the municipal entlica, - I trims soh Hart semen, for he travelled awkward. and
ties, following the example of precaution set by the
.........,..,higeet 1 forward. °;:ettween Inland and Hedneaford, and then
eoesPnwetabr, Ihner,rne boalreedanYtosweh7 et:Sy:deo, eteefvee'Mdert*P"""'er the managed to pick up eleven stakes. He is more of the im-
proving kind, too, than Orion, and far more likely to run
ensuing week, and who will be told off for duty
agreeing with the municirl ward boundaries.du-
in district
diamkilhas not, if to •'' place" than many that have performed even better
snob, for instance, as Seesaw, who was sold to Lord
however, been sweetened what reasons exist for " large ' Wilton at the Danbury sale, and has gone to Wadlow's.
an augmentation of the civil force of a borough which has
also the advantage of a military garrison that is in itself He w at 20 to 1 once for the Derby, but
superior to any emergenry that could arise in the shape of i triiineverwilriedtwo the
go odimprawrovemeant he promised
,litromiein edonwehenatterh*
• FTnelliene Ranger, 5, we.
gun
„mot Commander W. A. 11 12,00......_,.. an,......_d subeero__ ernti_ey
~.11.5ia,..t Rabiesa,
____aando.........fit. Roma._ .
Cambial., has 'arrived at Spithnd, from *hayed coast of i"e'reartZer”"rtiZr "' "'""„etreLiaZaerrea."'""-Hie''"";;; to
Africa.
' all amiss then and did not look AI at the Isle, besides
The Dame, 4, screw sloop, Captain Sir Malcolm 1 laniarmanin was last he went abtandh ; and as he was
MacGregor, Bari" has arrived " hPith"d' from the' which he has the.,
to be made to stay, it is not to be .
ex-
westward. that be will ever see the old pries again. His half
The Elk, a double sores composite gunboat of 464 tons Wad
titer, Banditto,cannot be made out even sagest a horse,
burthen and 120 hone-power, designed to carry, two guns,
, and the men of Woodyestes must know more about this
was launched from Portsmouth Dockyard on Friday. . eon of Secret (whose earlier offspring, Bedminster could
The Arrogant, 24, acres frigate, ham been sold out of 1 not stay a bit beyond a T.Y.C.) than meets the most pence
the service, to be broken up. tsting eye to beak him to 40 to 1, after the contempt he
was treated with at Brighton. When he did bit • fair
animal, F.nrope, it was only by • head, with 51b the best of
the weights into the herrn, so that if be can be made
into a better horse than Seesaw his trainer will deserve to
be highly complimented. It is singular that Banditto
left two others of Sir Frederick Johnsen**, Bel Gismo
and Michael de Beam to do battle for the chocolate and
yellow at Newmarket in the autumn and the letter-
er immeasurably superior to his companions was
he considered-sew 14 to 1 for the Derby before
he ran at Ascot, the stable and followers having
backed him dating the presidia' four or five weeks
to win about 150,000. llie made an awful exhibition
behind Europa, Uneas, and Formosa ia this case. and
fared but little better at Doncaster whoa mans Court
Mantle and Pace, the former of whom did ist the thi be
turned in the autumn, as be deliberately set in when
having his rase in hand. The Middle Park Piste sad Troy
Stakes again made Maisel eat 2llbbehiad Radonciaa and
Green Sleeve ; and the critics were thus astonished to see
Bel Mono run so forma for the Criteria°, won by
Sir Joseph's " Real" colt, this making him out
the best of W. Day's lee, to hook at, as pithily as did the
Champagne whoa he ran his else lash with Blue Gown
and \ true. Further, Bei Gans beat Veda is fine style
at Lincoln Autumn, sad ems by the way • good second te
the flying Athena when he and bar over lieif a mile at
Goode ; nevertheless, be will probably fail teeny whoa
the pinch comes, end perhaps Phaeton •as of.Kbeg Tam,
may prove the best of Sir F»dari l< Joissionsh Rim
Riband lot over a distance, despite his indiffereat *alibi.
Maa at Goodwood. It will be serious te seta this team
a bones during the spring and mummer, for I eland W-
I lien Sandia° is the best of the lot, as that be is really
I" in " the Derby if be is. As well might we loan web
I as Licter or the promising Francais (a mister to Severna.
sad St. Athens, in Lord Ailesbary's Wenn a muse) for
Derby fens; sad I have ems to the esathesiese that
trims, of the llama bora" is the only collier worth
elk sheet.sheet.Mew he is te manna with the
=al gg say e
a rusher ; sad eN his !needs ma say is that there
see net many lame& te heat. for the arms night be
asyslare if it is net owned by theweifeef Ileatings,
Sir Joseph Hawley, the Duke a Ne Osenalattliy-
say, and Baron Rothschild, wham several venal dead
ever for review until my next.-I am, he,, Mill &

Captain T. Boss Walker has been appointed ;
Admiralty Referee vies Captain Embleton, deceased. 1
ADMIRALTY, JAN. 11. —APPOINTMENTS. —COM- 1
menden W. F. Johnson and KH. Seymour, to be in. 1
minting Commanden of the Coangnard ;Sub-Lieutenanta I I
G. G. Boys, to the Dana', and the lion. E. T. Nseham,
to the Defense ; blidshipmen E. W. Speck, to the •
Blanche, and 0. J. Cornwall, to the Defence ; Fay. !I
master John Hay, to the Defence ; Assistent•Paymasters ,
Richard Olivey, to the Defence, and William D. Hirtzell, '
to the Revenge • Clerk Henry Stubbs, to the Defence :I
Assiatant•Chnit 'George W. White, to the Defence;
Engineers Robert J. Roberts, and Robert Spier', to the
Royalist; First-class Assistant Engineer Henry
blackevoy, to the Royalist ; Naval Cadets nominated—A.
C. Williamson, K. Wade, J. W. Taylor, L. A. Norther,
A. it. C. Newburgh, H. F. D. Mown, W. N. Hoare, F.
J. Kirby, F. Graves, and J. H. CaWfeild.
ARRIVAL OF THE TROOP SNIP CROOODILZ.—
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11.—liar kakety's Indian troop ship
Crocodile, Captain Watson, from Mexanstria, arrived at
Spitheed at 2 p.m. to-day.
Tan Carom AT COLCNINTEIL—AN order has been
received at Colchester, from the Horns Guards,
duectio
the depot 35th Regiment to be held in readinesi to
from Portsmouth about the 15th inst., to await the arrival
of the service companies now on their pump hese from'
India. A detachment, consisting of I sergeant and 16 rank
and file, has left the camp at Colchester for duty at the
Redoubt at Harwich. It is intimated that thefts WI GM
49th and 96th Regiments are to be in readiness to
from Colchester to join the service companies of nsega
re•
speedy* regiments in India on receipt of routes from the

SINOVULR FROCK/MINOS IN • MITSOPOLISAN
Rltts Coate.—On Saturday night one of the most extra-
ordinary proosedinge which has taken plus sines the fee-
nation of the volunteer movement immused to the
Havelock, or 48th Middlesex Ride Voluseeses. cemeneadiel
by Lieut..Coloael Cruickahank, in the saemerp Illemissel
of foe:tees officers sad the resignation el eases. The
circumstances which have led to this proceeding are
stated to be these :—For some time peat there has been a
large amount of direatidaetion to all ranks of the 4811 e
Middlesex. It was mid that its commanding anew hem
his great age was incompetent to the duties of that psi-
tion, and that in coneequence the carps wherever it went
was the =Wect of ridscula Depthatioss from the new
commissioned Olken bad waited upon hint to
ask him to resign, and he had promised te
do so if they would bear with him a while. SO&
tar applications were also made by the eseassisilmel
officers, bat equally without emit. The two
Pillow sad Saunders, Mesa fearteealten
the Mimeses mesededes diem lerisadae to the Lead-
Lienteesat a memerial Womb the post, instead al ibriegl
their semaesallid 'Baer, selling attesting to the case, sad
in the interne mdlubsat miring fat as hme6111141.6
TheLeatasetersai forwarded this reemadal is dm Was
eine, whensges at gam was at owe Waal to eadier
every woe GI the tomatoes alma 111,0 bid *sod the deer
meet. Os astueday evening the esissel. O. Crstohohmitk.
summoned an aseembly of ail the sceendmimeed eakters. is
uniform, at the head-qoartoes, Ooolieweert,
fields, and that end them read the emodemnodes d die
culprits in quelkm Captain Smith, although sot ewe of
the memortallete, at woes pee nodes of his
end the maps is sow left nib but tee ellsous.ralgreno
whom are stated to be men begs.
_The slams wowohis
bitterly that they should be dismimed without any builder.
--Mercer.

LIVIRPOOL SHIPPING STArisrice.67= the
”or eodiog Nov. 30, 1867, than were from
Liverpool, minder the Merchaat Sliippint Ai, 3,563 ships,
envying 90,586 men, 5,619 males, opprentises,
34,169 engineers and dresses, sad MO Nei
time). There have been 471 rams who, stew
&dial. se, did noi prownd to sea ea the ollegoil grestes
Moos,
het 1,533 who ne is On es ethertia• I
snowed teir ships dim& Wmlosemess or sit Iliad
males, of whom 113 he.. IS.. sent to prima kr terns
varying from seven days he twelve weeks • sambet at
shipowners still mhos lio peinsente num for the shove.
uau.d offerses, esimegssatly may swops
Then hays bees 96 maws
pressouted feligh
midday ass et sortibnies of eineaster and
lid net Wang to them. or whiel hod hr obeyed.
Twvarelve estop prosesslises lam tokenmiss plese dubs Om
. Ths owing is the &sabr of British sad
Irish podsfoll exported during the ed
nessilbs ended Des. 31,
MI sal 1887: 1807.
Countries. la
Mk and Africa
ti.;,%. ... £1,138,7N
Assesalis and Nyer lealaad -. 156,739 ... 913,748
Mr& of Earns sad the
lifaltie 9,858 ... 0,215
]bongo, llama et Isreps, W
Slands. sad KM= lag; 164,75?2,302.009
M. Assites ant W. 1, EMIR
...
MAMA OWN -..
South Amoeba ............. 3.ilkBli .... - NUN

812/01L&. C•B2 0/ POISONING.—An inquest
woe bald as Ilatarday last by the Liverpool
wawa co the body of • reaa named
had died foss the dhoti of dziAla a tumbler al giro
The demand sod • actor wood Confab were rlffilS,
take somber at AS of apices trout the Hocidecoe meek
GleenotreoL After loin delivered the now the
avowed altd.Ooraisk lolpelaSserelves to • tool do of
what they thought was brawl, sad water, but which char-
verde berm& eat to The deecomad was heed
deed O bed co the ateasieg.
CusTAIPALum.— -A-csowsDAT.-BAnrs-
DAT. JAIL IL—do:blank= am payment, BPS ;
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WAIN" Car.—Tbe eirege.to imam
daring lh• west soft U Ka ; oar.
sisal. 600: 1,402 ;el whisk 673 VIM MOW =M.