The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-31 00:00:00

THE MEDITERRANEAN.

('pnti OUR OR ( CORRIISPOICIIIRT.)

MALTA. MARCH 19.

He Ma:coty's screw Steam transport, Crocodile,
Capt.du Watson, arrived ut Malts early this morning from
Porta.nouth end talwaltar, having on board Colonel
Turner, It. IL A., 60 otticere, eight officers' wives, NY, non-
commissioned otlkyrs and men, women, n 7 children,
and one naval ogicer. She will resume her voyage for
Alexandria to•niorruw morning. conveying a general tusil
for Egypt.
The despatch vessel, Psyche, Lieutenant-Corainander
Sir v. Blackwood, Bart.. took her departure from Malta
the day before yesterday fur Alexandria, where she Is to
etch irk Lady Lawrence. the consort of t►e *Governor-Ge-
neral of India, fur convey►nce to Trieste.

Tier Majesty's screw strain frigates, Arethusa, 15, Cap.
tam Coote. and Endyinion. Captain C. Wake, are
wider orders to quit Malta on Saturday morning for
Nai4 :a, the fanner vessel making a short cruise before
proceeding to that port. It is expected that both vessels
will remain away about a fortnight.
The steam corvette Racer, 11, Commander L. Brine, ia
daily expected here from the coast of Barbary, where she
has been assisting the telegraph steamer Hawk. in the
repair of the Malta and Alexandria electric cable. On her
rzinin the Eneer will proceed to England, 'having been in
•commission for nearly four years.
It .appears that the telegraph steamer Hawk has been
unirzeessful in her attempt to n,store communication on
the Malta and Alexandria cable, and is daily expected
here to replenish cad and provisions before making a
iwoond attempt. The interruption on this important line
is very xerionsly felt by the commercial classes.
The araour•plated corvette Enterprise, 4, Commander
Borianquet, is to leave on the 24th inst. for the Pineos, to
relieve the iroo.clsd frigate Lerd Warden, 21), Captain
Rolland, which is ordered to return here without awaiting
the arrival of the Enterprise.

THE WHY.CK or THE (lENERAL GRANT.—The In-
telligence of the wreck of the (:enensl Grant. and of the
rescue of some of the survivors from Auckland Island,
erected a profound sensation in New Zeeland and Vic-
toria. Long ago all hope of the ship had been given up,
the insurance was paid, and every person on board was
itipposed to have perished. The account of the sad occur-
rence will be found fully reprinted in our supplement. It
will be incredible to our home readem how the survivors
could have remained so long undiscovered on an
island so near to Victoria and New Zealand.
But ships on the homeward track are glad to give the
Auckland Islands as wide a berth as they can ; and the
Australasian governwenta and the commodore of the
elation nnsorioemeably overlooked the neseesity of periodi-
cally having the islands visited, although actual experi-
ence has sadly proved how frequently they become the
scene of wrecks. Even now, though there is reason for
hoping that a boat's crew which left the Auckland Islands
for New Zealand may have reached the Campbell group,
and be there awaiting succour, no steamer has yet been de-
spatched in search—nothing but • tailing brig.—Otagn
Times, Feb. 4.

THE FENIAN PEOsE4•l'TloNS.—Yesterday Peter
Mohan, alias Magas. alias Morgan. who stood remanded
on the charge of inducing soldiers to desert from her
Majesty's service and join the so called Fenian army, was
brought up for further examination before Sir Thomas
!Koury, who sat specially for the purpose, the ordinary
business of the court being transacted before fir. Flowers
at the station-house opposite. Mr. Poland, instructed by
the treasury solicitors, conducted the prosecution ; and
Mr. W. P. Roberta, of 3n lied Lion-square, and Man-
hbester, defended. It had been understood that if pos-
sible the proceedings should be closed yesterday, but
Shortly before the prisoner was placed at the bar it
tome known that one of the principal witnesses was pre-
cnted by illness from attending, and that a further re-
mand would therefore be necessary. Some evidence
using been giving, the prisoner was remanded for a week.
THE ALLEGED MI, iti.ER Or A BOY BY HIS
/AIRE& —Yesterday Dr. Laokester resumed the adjourned
inquest at the Bing's Head, Essex-read, lalington, on the
body of the boy, Thos. Geo. Wooleott whale father is
still in custody on the charge of drowning him. Several
additional witnesses were examined, and the jury returned
p verdict that deceased was found drowned, but that
there was no evidence to show how be came into the water.
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