The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-03 00:00:00

FOREIGN MAILS.

POUTBANPT(N, ADOVST Moab= Ansai,u r
steamer Bammonia, Captain Meier, lea• an t*.d. a et, 1(6
Kris for thin port, Bavnt, and liainbunz; 4') ,4‘lls mad., t.,r
London, 700 tons cargo for Rambo)., RI 4,45,
London, 67,000 dole. for Paris, and tato (”r llosbuni. Thu
Ilaromonia left New York on the 21.1. iu, the 2.Ali ..1.• spoke
the Englieli ship Anabella ; on the 261 b, ni bit 4-.44 N . 6w. If
W., cawed lame Urba and .11 the Met,
mew-M na;esmer (Imbria, hound or New V.xk.
DEPPAT, H or INDIA Ar.. 1.,
Tenfainlar and Oriental (kniparty'a et,arner Tany,r , 1.44.4
Brooks, sailed this afternoon with mail+ for toll ihst.
Aden, Bombay, Ake. tine took out sl re and ti
of general merchandise, inchicliag d bars tPhuou,
£12,003; and watches, jcsrellerr, ke., value £l2l.
1301-TH•HITON, Atoi IT I.—The Hamburg, Aniew,an.,...18.1),4
streseskitp Bmawds, Captain Franzen, has arrived. ,4inoon
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286 paeres.gers for this port, Havre, and Hamburg, awls. noel
a general raigo, including 1.11,793 dollars for Loud..
dothirs for France, and 4,732 dollars for Hamburg.
left New York an extra strainer) on the with. fen tn...!..1
elm spoke a Bremen ship, showing red Bair with 8 in whit.
on the 20th, spoke the Alp Alfnd, bound Eau ; on the Arth.
Engliah barque Saxon Queen, bound Fast ; mud 31st, th.• N
Unman barque Lukie Waddenhaeh, lasirel west.

A RAILWAY BRIDGE us Fi
afternoon a wooden pile bridge near Seltley, on the mm
line of the Chester and Shrewsbury (Great Western) ILL:.
way, was discovered to be on fire. The discovery
made by Superintendent Brooker, of the company r.
vice, who was travelling in the down train from IsseiA,
and who, happening to look out as the train neared tie
bridge, perceived the flames rising ewer the up
the prompt a:tion of Mr. Brooker. a goods train. w6i
was waiting at Seltley junction to cross the bridge, s. s
stopped in time, and the superintendent, taking an
and getting together a gang of men, went down to no
scene of the fire. The Mantes Were by this time .t em
high, and covered a large area of the tirel:!..,
but, notwithstanding the scarcity of water, the men,
by heaping ballast upon the burning wood, succeeded
subduing and finally extinguishing the flames. An• t
ascertaining that the bridge was safe, a passenger train.
which was just due, and the luggage train, were permitie.t
to cross, and steps were immediately talcil permanently
to repair the bridge. hie supposed that the tire originated
in the ignition of the hedge which rune beside the bridge
and adjoins the piles upon which it is built._

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chest complaints. eo comae., in the the tint symptiass
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treatment for safety and certainty of 811.X.111 may Mao coutkiently
relied upon an that discovered by Professor Holloway. Th.., mill
and ointment attempt restore the sufferer. While the pulls arm
taken in moderate doses the nintment abould be well rubt-d ura
the skin near the part affected, as actively as salt ia torrid mw
meat.