The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-10 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, BErr. 9.
&nor Gonzalez Bravo has left fur Lotim: ta
to-day.

TX:MICKY.
CON9TANTIMPLE, Karr. 9.
Fund Paths has Lift Constantinople for a fort-
night, having gone to a country place near the
capital to recruit hie health, and during his ab-
sence his dutice will be parformed by Ali Praha.
'I he English ambassador leaves to-day on board
the steamer Carodoc, on a short shooting excur-

INDIA.
(Vii Brindisi.)
BOMBAY, At7OWYr 18.
DiPturbanoes have broken out in the liuzara country,
on the north-west frontier. The l'unjaub independent
tribes attacked the polien po•ts, and apparently the
tritith villages sided with them. The British forces,
under General Wilde, mnrelicd 4r pinivh them, iminowied
of a company of the 16th Bengal Cavalry • the second
Minoan Rni egient, undue Colonel Anderson; a battery
of astil:ciy, and 600 of the 34th Regiment. The Europeans
were aimed with the Snider rifle, and the effect was re-
wowing.
The number of Armstrong batteries in India is to be in-
C 7 eared.

The Bon. Mr. Shaw Stewart ban been appointed an
additional member of the Viceroy's council.
Severe deeds have taken place, and the Bombay and
Baroda Inulway through communication hips bums
interrupted. and seilowi damage done to the work on
the Nerbudda river, and also on other portions of the
line.

Advices tam Afghanistan state that Ohuznee ha l been
occupied by Yakoof Khan, to whom the gates were
opened. ar Khan had fled mid AIJII Khan had loft
for Ghtninee with 7.000 Bleu. Business at Cebool was
suspended.
The Governor of Bombay has gone to Sholapore to
witness the edipee, which is virible keduy, the weather
at Bombay being unavailable for scientific purposes, a,
ruin ha at 11w time when the ob,cur.itrou was
greatest.
CALCUTTA, Amos? 13 (vi.t Brindisi).
I he Licutcnent Governor returns from a tour of in pee-
tit n through Upper Bengal on the 30th inst.
I here is to be a pubic holiday on Tuesday next, the
Ihth but., on the tax alarm of the eclipse.
The prospects of the crops in the Tirhoot district is ran-
aidervit favourable. At the government sale of opium en
the Bth inst. good prices were realized, 14-srs. per chest
above Mr. Massey'. estimate being paid.

AMERICA.
(Per the City of Antwerp.)
NEW YORK, Ammer 2).
The Washington con'tepondent of the New York
Herald earl:
James D. Campbell, who eame hither from Charleston,
Routh Carolina, with the petition of conservative citizens,
setting forth the disturbed condition of the State, and
..assitaitiL2ee military proteeaeas wee received with
by the President and Secretary Rehr,-
wo empathised with the object of his
miinon. They referred hint to the recent orders
to Generula Buchanan said Meade, mid to the
opinion of the Attorney-General in tlsat connection, but
raid nothing further could be stone unless an emergency
ilsould arise requiring official interpu-itiou. The 6th
Regiment of Infantry will. however, be meiceutratA sit
Charkstou lib a precautionary measure.

NEW YORK. Bspr. 9.
The Allan (Glasgow) steamer St. Patrick ar-
rived at Quebec to-day.
Closing Prices :—Gold, 1443. Sterling exchange
on London, 109 i. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1842,
113; ; ditto, 1883, 111 ; 10-40 ditto, 1041,
Dlinoi•, 143; Erie, 401. Cotton, middling Up-
land, 281. Petroleum, standard white, 31. Flour.
extra State, 8 dole. 50c. to 9 dohs. 10c. Corn, old
mixed, 1 dol. 23c.

NATAL AND MILITARY.

WOOLWICH, SEPT. 9.

During the but month not fewer than 1,000
men have been discharged from the dockyard an•t the
',eyelid departments of the Royal Arsenal, the result
being a great depression of trade in the locality owing to
the wages thus lost. At the clone of the Criinean war,
when many thousands of artisans were discharged, a corn.
mince of the lending inhabitants was formed, and a feud
raised for the promotion of emigration, and a large num-
ber of workmen and their families were sent out to
Canada. It Las been suggested that a similar movement
at the pre nut time would be productive of the most
beneficial results.

THE CHANNEL P`LEEr.—BELI•AuT, SEPT. 9.
Wo learn, by telegraph, that the channel fleet steamed
out of Belfast Lough at ten minutes past 4 o'clock to-day
for Greenock, and thence to Portsmouth for the winter.
During its stay festivities were given to the officers, which
concluded with a grand ball in Ulster Hall hut night ;
right hundred persons were present, including the leading
nobility and gentry of the north of Ireland.
ADMIRALTY, Styr. 9.—.Lreottyrwarrs.—Sub-
Lieutenants Charles Gardner, to the Terrible; Walter
liadetone and William D. Moorish, to the Northumber-
land; Allan B. Woodriff, to the Lapwing; and James B.
Young. to the Forte. Navigating Mideilopmier Henry S.
Peen, to the Northumberland. Surgeons John Murphy,
to tl.e Flora, additional, for charge of Ascension Tloepital;
and William J. Eames, to the Flora, additional, for ser-
vice at Asi-ension Mountain Hospital. Chief Engineer
George Cook, to the Asia, for the Inconstant.
TOTAL WRECK OF THE B. H. TUCKER.—Yeder-
day intelligence was received in Liverpool of the total
wreck and burning of the ship It. 11. Tucker, bound from
Liverpool to Baton. For the last few days the weather
in the west of Ireland ban been very severe, and nearly
all outward-hound ships have had to make or take a
'• wide berth " off the Wicklow coast. The ship It. H.
Tucker, which left Liverpool on Sunday, under command
of Captain Cumminger, went ashore on the Blackwater
Dank on Monday night or early on Tuesday morning.
On Tuesday night she took the and burnt to the water's
edge. Yesterday evening the captain telegraphed for
two tugs, which have been sent him, but they arrival too
Into to render assistance. All hands are safe.

Despatches werrreeeived yesterday at theOulonial
Office froni the Governor of British Columbia and from the
Governor-General of Canada. Despatches were sent to
the OKA-ornate of the Cape of Good Hope, Bt. Helena,
Sierra Leone, Tagus, and to the Governor-General of
Canada.

THE Comm Tatum.--From Macao thaw are
details of another terrible tragedy, the wheal result of
the itemised coolie trade. Free emignurda do not mutiny
on their way to the hind of their choice. Free emigrants
never Pet lire to the ship In which they are cooped
never doomed themselves on the wide ocean to a certain
and most terrible death--elavea dose do these thing,.
Men driven to desperation by their enforced remoral from
their tamilliee and beams wen tortured and driven—men
condemned to a life of labour. or to a speedy death in a
etiange land—ovemorked, Ulnfed, subject to punishment,
without pay or p of return—these are the on who
plitzpitr learn. and enitroy—who, like those on board the
ill-fated Therese, make twenty &einem attempts to
mutiny hems the emu that twinge with it a fatal nurcess--
who irsearre at one blow three-fmirtlin of the crew of
their 'Tivoli, foss the eaptein by blown and threoln to
Into them back to their native land—who, utterly .lemoi
'nitwit, tight reekle-sly among thenanelvoi till one-half of
their !mintier is sme, plunder the ship of all its weilth,
nod leave it almost a wreck at the tirnt frienilly land
they ran iv me to.--fliva Orr-flood 2';44 Report. July 21.
Mrs. R. A. Allen's World's Hair lie,rtorrr or
I,n-raiLa n. rt r Intl. W antelitt ratan* prrel or 1.0.411 hair 4.10 i
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diafrly Thin hair thickeur.ll. 11Alfinra. prevemt..l. It
mob. the heir rich, softan4 Flea"' It memo, all denolnaT. It
oordaina nrittwr all nor, dy.. It will net soil white 'tumbril. In
lane bottles—puss Rix shillings. tuold nest eh smuts and pet.
taws& European depot—En 11DA HoO4orn• (,sodas.--CASet.l

THE OLOUCESTEA MUSICAL PRSITVAL.
OLOTKIESTRIt. Illerermesv.
This morning's performance ometneneed at
hidf-past 11, that of yesterday having been
necessarily two. hours later, on account of
the preceding toren* in the eathedral. The
perfosznanee of Elijuh, was a very fine one
throughout, but was Ao similar in moat of ite fea-
tures to that of many previenaeneemionl, that there
ie no need of minutely detailed camment. The
principal imprint° miles were assigned to Mdlle.
Titicus, and the whole of the important music of
the Prophet to Mr. Bentley—the principal contralto
solos bemg given to Madame Sainton-Dolby, and
others to Millie. Drama. The tenor Foloe of the
second part of the oratorio were sung by Mr. Sim
Reeves, and those of the Snit part by Mr. Vernon
Rigby, that efficient basso, Mr. Lewis Thomas,
contiiimting valuable aid in the concerted music.
The amount of the collection to-day is
ICA. Ad.

The first concert in the Shire-heal, last night
uesday), vowed off mast successfully. The room
(reareely large enough for the requiromonte of the
occasion) was crowded to excess ; and the applause
throughout the evening was so general and enthu-
siastic as fully to compensate the performers for
the necessary absence of all such demonstrations
in the morning's proceedings in the cathedral.