The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-23 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN MAILS.

Soureettrrox, Meson 21.—The North German'
Lloyd steamer Bremen, from Now York, has arrived here
with 44 passengers for this port, Hone, and Bremen, 68
seeks of mails, and 3,154 pelisses of cargo, but no
gnat. On the 17th inst. she spoke the steamer City of
Baltimore.

Quavorrowx, Mancn 21. —The National Steam-
ship Company's steamer Helvetia arrived hem this even-
ing from LiverpooL She embarked the passengers, and
proceeded for New York. All welL
DZIPATCI OP AIIIIIILLLIAN MAILS. —SOIITIIAMP-
roc Yawn 21.—The Pealamialar and Oriental Cowpsay's
steamship Ripon, Captain Rogers, sailed this afternoon
with mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean. Egypt, Aden,
Ceylon, India, Coins, Australia, and New Zealand. The
Ripon took out 95 passengers and a general cargo, In-
cluding bar 5i1ver,159,5501. ; dollars, 33,33 M. ; sovereigns,
4,009 f. ; watches, plate, jeweller!, gold thread, Re.,
6,4531. 3s. &L ; geld soin, 1,483/. ; silver coin, 11. 7s. ;
and diamonds, 3307.

OUTWARD AIIRRICAN MAIL. QVIINR/OWN,
MARCH 22.—The Royal Mall steamship Cuba arriwkd here
at 6 am. to-day. Having embarked 57 supplementary
sacks of malls and passengers, she proceeded for New York
at 3.20 p.m. AU well.
CWOOKRATRN, MARCH 22, 11 P.M.—The Inman
steamer Etna, from Halifax on the 13th inst., is now
paming Browhsad signal-etatlon en route for Queenstown.

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDINA, Rsozwes PAR[.— I
The Royal Botaaio Society have this year determined to
continue their spring show during a wholo week, and to
have double days for their principal exhibitions, so that
should one day prove wet, as is unfortunately too often the

ease, tjsere is Mill au opportunity for visitors to enjoy the
beautiful treats s.t out for them on the following day.

Their spring exhibition was opened on Saturday last, and
will be continued every day until and including Saturday

next. The exhibition Paoli is also this year on • novel
plan, and it oertainly must be pronounced a complete and
admirable success. The Bowers, which are supplied by TO THY IDITOI OF THZ
Messrs. Cutbush, of Highgate, are tastefully arranged Hie -Turf men have at length seen a real
in banks (not separately classed), in a large marquee "knock-oat" for ate Two Thousand and Derby, the pep.
orating to the society's line conservatory by Perin Kolliersioisn toad IvAr Elisabeth has. asd being
fo
lding doors, forming, with their varied forms and hues, mato child's-00 comparedcompared with that administered
Saturday to Paolo, who, ea I feared =oaths ego, hoe given
a mass of colour and beauty seldom to be seessnat this su( imitation, ahe will Da trim. 04, wider say
early season. Cinerarias, azaleas, rhododendrons, bye- circumstances sty long- fancied Harvester looks lib turning
einths. tulips, and many more of the bright spring out the best of the Duke of Newcastle's formidable string,
beauties being well relieved by denteiu, heaths, Win of for all the trial Slawahlai recently was and the
present state of
is
TTeryolthoesihThosteani.oteerd market weld
the valley, Solomon's seal, double plums, Oneida? roses,
mignionette, ferns, and other plants of delicate colones and favorarite ia his turn been fatefully Tigut
graceful forms. The tulips and hyacinths are both parti- Unless Sir Joseph Hawley really fancies his chance for the
mainly fins-the splendid blue and white hyacinths call. Rowley mile contest, there will not beiruch for the pair
ing for special note. The band of the Life Ganda per. beat, and as it is we see
_arra • prnmi:
t favourite. Formosa goes quits as badly
formed during part of the day in the large conservatory, neat ass market. it wag new*" osintnoass shoo
surrounded by manes of all sorts of beautiful dowers and fl the three winter shower hs so oamersetally
rare and curious Plants. and their services will he eon- knocked about ; sad there I. plenty of room for the new
tinned during the week. Yorkshire salable, Chelsea, la the frost mak, • spin he
THs rt_ had with Lord&mild having gives such " beeps of satin
RIFILIISZNTATION OF EAST - vs. wins • that there is a ommdados out to huh him for
Saturday afternoon a large and influential meeting digast all his rases. Watson nee found sat what time it was
Kent liberal electors was held at C•oterbury to consider with him, his lordship looking so am m arriving at Rig.
the coops, to be adopted is awasequesse of the elevolos wad that the on,. „Nis wisely is patting the „did ay
of Sir Brook Bridges, the conservative member for the as cacti
iman sta-n•ab 01,0„, „as not up to the mark
°Dusty, to the peerage as Baron Pitzwalter. M. IL H. tisa•sad 0 so far, that bash ha sad
Knatehbull.Huges in
sen, M.P., as chairman of the Heat Kest with hen at last dace Liberal lleghrtsation Associative, presided, and is answer
iq tity ths *ohm mdnimm am. niTira-"sse
to requisitions that had been forwarded him from the te semis.
liberals in every polling district throughout the division, /6 mare mum .„.6.mle
she, the Spring mass-
declined to 'coeds to their wish for him to become a lag. from .Vaiiho „and da sae sha
can-
didate for the vacancy in Eat Rent. He introduced to cai.Z-e.nyear.aid sesass, adi win istro.
the meeting Mr. Henry Jacques Tuftoo, eldest son of Sir shania-s. foe whin ee ;mom ban *oms
Richard Tuftoo, of Hottleld-plitee, Ashford, in that biome. m•used aWiidays „mods to sad sia„to
county, who offered himself as a candidate in ►
oad hm„--ey 01. h....esww not slam
be
the liberal interest in opposition to Malor Pan. 577447. sm. ss %maim heal, as Teel aad wad.
is
hereon, who has been brought out out hYthe cm. sweiny, sad ths tsar eissei weigh feet dare het will
genitives. After Mr. Tufton made an exposition of ad be asassasid by Weim
pmem dad. id halm.
his political views, Sir Walter James proposed, and Mr. aide S. say b
saaybe an.yeu,oid dsans
Sterriker Finals seanded, that be be ecrp!e_d_liy_ the om, iris host doses lias haea ham baessesasy sad
iiharals a.
their eladiaala. and this was
Do Vim The litinfeed Those in geolifor belf-asin essimy.
solved upon. Shortly afterwards Mr. Tattoo issu an whisk till baaed Msdlew'a rttlat awes well rat
address to the electors, in which he declares that his sushi hdosod„ sha shaa ed my.t=l„.4
sympathies are entirely with that liberal party of which as yohasams, sad /lemma Bet is
Mr. Gladstone hi the recognised chief. Referring to the pkigift •ta Mb, iiiamtio,loes ear •4,
Irish question, he says that the shwa. by law ostaldialsed closes
aa tblv ; the six forked Hamm, piatsi aimed, I
in Ireland is to his mind in it. prennt Mate not only a peade;hdt aims sada „IL was just de sa
standing grievance to the religion of the vast majority of dam Th. City
and
the Irish people, but a positive source of weakness to pro- ban, sl"s:mt the leadiese. 11•111101 •
tine.atant-ism, which it in • false end invidious pod• ham aa'n";...„,„. Ida sank W.= tib miss,
He was convinced therefore that in advocating ....zry.h. Vai—raiesda s—assease avow
perfect religious oquality_he was promoting the real la- ardass-cilbea beehaaha, gy Famaila
West. of true religion. The name of Mr. ninon is one la early stodasd, tor h„. aTao demo „o„ hem
familiar to Kentish folks, sad the candidature of Mr. gaeseades bbe
Henry Javelin Tatou is vary favourably received. The by•
jia7a ass amid
contest no doubt, be a sharp one.
!Mbreirr Hsi hem sae ofCatrapredoes=
RZPILZSINTATION or WTCOMBIL -For the vacancy his bang deeboyod ea Therettay evordarejlitdelt ,
created for the borough of Wycombe, by the sewed= of hell are. of somas, eff). Ifysem, the
cat member (the lion. C. H. Omissicass= Panes, feisty hod *az reePordh• senifellormg
f homers of the line Lord Oarington. it Is and Mayflower, whoa they ei Me
that the second son of the Ist* lord, the Hoe. William nodal* gobs to the wall is Intrisattmeiwlssms.lll
Cirington, will be put in nomination. The Quinine In. Ire sedsiesd htlEalffht af
tweet in Wycombe is almost paramount, and am the N Chsilemban, noPoam.
same=
political views of Mr. Covington an ideation' with these and . after abalgirsr• mar
of the majority of the electors, it is not expiated that fa is the mystery, and is. or twe of SOW
there will be any contest. Mr. Cagiest= has not yet are as "dead" as Captaia Kidd I have no doelii. • This
issued his address, bet will defer doing so until after the Amen end llpeonlem 01110 10 100 to 7 too ttsiayhiS.
ospnlnue of the lat. iced. Wheels be sum lan
THZ RAILWAY CONSW'FTZILS will commence their tars IP tdraPs rd ina for all Ihohkb
gifting. to-day. The first bills to come ea for daisies I Pa,a_„...._aailloralliaaLso.l•ll ostooldlisaahaolitai„..ota ark"'
will be that for the amalgamation of the Beigbton and "••••••••"'',... • -'-'-e„..5..-1„, is -.,--coaddao---hisai thoChawirdoot.
South Isstern, and the Chatham and Dover tins*, and the fr'rl'es7=7 --"asse is. swim. we
abandonment of the bill for the new Brighton tins. TL. "" -
last-named will, it is said, be vigaroaaly opposed ge tise lls 111 lasi/ as bad • parka as linllo4loltr.
part of the landowners of the districtthen& which the for deem Otis of
line was to be made, and also by the local antheeitke of "` bdrawidlica=l:
Brighten. the ashoh
CiZAAT NOITHISH ROSTITAL, CALIDOBIAN-lOAI,, I thweellari ass"dalguingeti
amber patients for the week mass Marsh 112 sddh- on, Awe, ay,
was Mee, of whisk 300 were Awe wt m
lettibm ta,
The pekes of Etornimaa's Tees ere greatly rev etas
sr es*
neonseats:
Minden
mm ; •• superlenit tea attournis• a hest WOW. We ar
areVing
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THE EPSOM SPRING MEETING.

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