The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-06 00:00:00

TO THE RDITOR OF Tlii MILIT.m.

Bta —ln reference to the melancholy accident
with which lin. Gooch met Limb.. through incautiously
ewes toilet vinegar in contact with the dame of a
IrZkill thick it requisite to remind the public, through
;mar colorises, that toilet sinew. eau de Cologoe, and all
other informable spirits, should never be imbed in the
noisily of a flame of any kind but when wanted for the
=of fumigation they should be oprinkled on so iron
shovel 'mode hot, but w 4 red hot. The beet sod
safest way, however. to effect thia operation is to re
rsrriocr, and spec ally prepared perfume.. whisk being
v,..atilised by miens of Mesas are not liable to *aim.
Hopieg you will Own this to prevent the reeneminee of
molar mxideute—l sm, be., E. RUOIEL
•Jg, mound, July 4.

TLe race windage foe next week are—Liverpool,
Tuesday, Wobasday, and Thundery ; Abingdon, on
randy mad Weiessie Peakefract, on Thundey and
rridv ; alai Jreetiaii, so !May.
CROMPOMCS, JOLT 4.—Member returned to
•eraa la the pessent y
ea of %Volvos.
tanstkon.—Thesses Matti/ilea Wegnelis, lig., in the room
of Mr EMMA Bethel', Kat., who has,
accepted the office
of lad High Chisswellor of Great British'.
RtnINIENTATIoV or LoSiirogis.—Tho election
• f a amaasber for the county of Longford. is the roc= of
decal Henry %%late. retired, took place on Thursday.
.1.10 "sly osalmlste proposed was Colonel Lake White, who
was therefore de. land duly elected.
TEL Sri NIoNTIILY CHINA MAIL. —Yenterday
as influential ileput sties waited upon the Chancellor of
the Er.heyaer I, repression to him the importasce of cos.
tuning th • wo:: m.nthly mad 1.. China. Amos( those pre-
•eat were Me.ars. W. Boatman, H. P W. Nicol, X. P.,
darns_ Lewis. M P., Janes Youl, J. Makinnos, Andrew
&adman. f. Gibb, Walter Gleans, T.
tirititli Frith, G G. Macphersou, James Matthew',
Robert lisith, C. G. Mansell, and F. J. Asifier. Mr.
'lama f:rna.n. who introduced the colorniesios„ refined
tithe tumoral wha..h hal previously bees preen's!. He
IhniLt the government should not hesitate abort thwoial
or
ova{ ens 12,0100. a year for the mail service,
on this he required. Now that the Tee.pinp bad v-
,oached Pekin. and the Emperor was dying, it might
. most Waring to in& to cut off the usual sem-
semication with ('hits. Mr. Buchanan then presented
4 memorial from the Chamber of I 'ominerre in
ei tam
ridrng the views of the comminioo. The
vffor of the Esche,uar said they must amides
Si: their application was virtually one for a sew
'asidy. Neither be nor the post-office authorities were
woe that Caere was any items" of comontsisatiou
wth rides in consequence of the fortnightly mail, and
•• a very delicate thing to pent subridies on /rowels
arictly pedal. It had been said, no doubt, that an in.
eof pAtace might obviate the difficulty ; but be was
et prepireil to give an opinion on the point, and he would
tlic, should consider the question and communicate
v•ii him ..,;ttin through Mr. inane. The government bed
abowledge of th. approach of the Taspoige. of the as-
• 1.e.! death the Emperor of China, or of an
s iro-ioler of Tien-tarn. After a long coovereation it
• •smin4wl that the rovtmaater-Geneval should be corn-
t,i•ated with. and that Mr. Grqrson should write to the
.n of the Escheipter on the subject, se the repro-
,4 those interested in the trade with China and
According to advicci from all rrirta of France.
lortai n that the harvest tLia year will be three
`oittaialiar Una leas year.