The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-14 00:00:00

FOREIGN NAIL&

BOMBAY MAIL.—ALEXANDRIA, JAN. 12.—The
Tanjore leaves at 3 a.m. and the Nyanza at 10.30 am. to-
day. The former may be expected at Marseilles on the 18th
and the latter at Southampton about the 25th instant.
OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.—SUEZ, JAN. 12.
The Rangoon left for Bombay at 5 p.m. to-day.
ST. BATMEN, JAN. 13.—The Transatlantic Com-
pany's steamer Franoe, from Vera Crux Dec. 14, has
arrived hers. She brinp 142 passengers, 3,000,000 fr. in
of
specie, and 1,400 packages merchandise.

TIM WRECK OF THE BUBULINA.—sine the loss
of this steamer by explosion continuous efforts have been
made to raise the sections of the wreck from the middle
of the bed of she Mersey, where it is a serious impedi;
meat to the navigation, but hitherto without success.
Efforts are now being wade to raise and move the wreak
by degrees, until at length it is beached ou the Cheshire
shore. The work is noosrarily slow, but it proosoda natio.
factorily.
THE BISHOPRIC OF NATAL.—The Rev. W. K.
lifacrorle, incumbent of Accrington. ham, it is said, with
the sanction of the Archbishop of Caaterbury, accepted
the appointment to the disputed me of Natal, and will
shortlybesent out to take spiritual charge of ruel;persossas
reject the authority of Bishop Colons,. Mr. Maerorie was
lately rector of Wapping, in the diocese of London, and is
a moderate high churchman.
THE VISIT OF PRINCE ALFRED TO SOUTH ADS-
TRALIA.—The visit of the Duke of Edinburgh is the great
item of the month's news. It has filled ear columns
during the chief part of the past four weeks, and it now
occupies nearly the whole of our very large summary. A
full account is there given of the whole of the proms:lingo
im connexion with this royal visit—an account which srui
doubtless be read with interest by all the friends of &nth
' • ' ••- the dish public that
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a urer named P enfold volunteered M dimmed --A-..- end which mill show to „_, gine, . ,
at the imminent ink of his own life. He found tits as. —,,,-- bald colony than this is not to be found la her PhilauthroPista more a
fortunate ikorased dead at the bottom, in asinine posture, ;Gal,. dominions. His royal highness was weleesneci the Almighty r—p. u.
sad all but completely covered with wrap and water. It witl, enthusiasm, and dialing the three weeks that he re- One other citation and I have done. You have
Ilpewed that the crown of the well had been gradual') maimed here the colonists to man vied with each other
undermined b moisture and it had, ee doubt, - we,' • • ditplay,_ttof 1 ilt7 end hospitalty. The visit has doubtless been possessed by the notion that slaves
then d g_ over it. It was said that de- is light he
pP.verhil got no equivalent for their labour. But how
cc•ca had drawnwashre—landlord's attention to the salad- attachment bishl-o,th itreerieru" white:lsta in tens part -_____,
deuce of the paving in the yard, but no immediate dangerdeceived you have been—what.
irrational
b world, whilst the amiable and unaffected manner of ff"y
bad hces apprehended. The jury returned a verdict of :I: denehimself has warmed all hearts towards the royal persons they are who desire any other status than
" Accidental death." Both coroner and jury highly cum- family. Is is nnomeessry,however, to soling* upon a that of asses foe the labourers It the bishop WY '
I.incented l'enfold upon the bravery he had dimplayed. subj. whist, is AA fully dealt with is other waumill•—
...Tiik LATE FRIGHTFUL DEATH AT A STARCH South Augrfaiss ilegister, Nov. 29. The diffetence, then, between the power of the Northam
;' ; ,K,.—The young man Hammenley, who, along with sou= xisansoraja hicssots.—Visitors during pullet end the Bentlatm lagYagdet it Todutal t'D this.
al companion Attenburrow, fell into a vat of hot liquor Jan. 11, 1968:—0n Monday, Tuesday, amely, that the =sem hes a proprty ia the ekes: el
aLGtingh.ill and Tucker's Stara Works at Bascliacre nest hew
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, while foolishly playing near the copper, died
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w trying in jest to put Hammenley Into the vat. Is sewn sag direst aeon. But. ea the chit lea, the.'
SZYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.— •Peabig the 11614"4 7.141.810.
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by • . AN. 13.—Admissions on payment, 2,434 ; ditto The further of the
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~. wens tickets, 1,639 ; total visitors, 4,1)73. Uselwoochie