The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOEP/q WITH.

Rehm (Brows barque), from &coley fm Femmes, Asemtl,
1111.1im.211 Z.
W. Serene from Camases for Mauritius, reetrebcr 12,137,1m.1ce.
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Bores (MOO, Wilt Musa 24, le. SAO N., toe. 34.80
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woman Stemorem Lam Landon Le Korman, Sep embor IS, Fit.
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'FAL OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CIIINA MAILS
—BOl., TTTTTT ON, Bruovr.—The Peninsular and Oriental
Company's steam-ahip Colombo. Captain Field, left this day
with the usual Fast India and China mails, stall cargo, 187
pamengen, and the following amount of specie
Pkgs.
Vake.
Bombay 123 .... 11n,aso
Ceylon 3 .... 4,117
Mauritius 2Bl
Madras 66 .... 30,207
Calcutta
Penang 8 .... 1,960
SingsP.re 366 .... 16,220
Hoag Hong .....
Shanghai 123 .... 32,246

Total 2,077 .... £695,940
In addition to the above, there were shipped from France 12
bocce for Hong Kong, of the value of 5,200d01a., and 11
oases for Calcutta, value 146,000 fr. Amongst the para-
gon by the Colombo are the Bishop of Victoria, Majors Fitz-
gerald, Walters, Vacher, Westbroolte, end Mantel', Captains
Turnbull, Jones, Salisbury, 11•14eill, Blackwood, Jenkins,
Ilartnisen, Bulls, Chandler, Cooper, and Douglas, and Lieu-
tenant+ Nem and Hammer ; also, four Catholic priests, who
are going out to India, to supply the place of Catholic tale-
aloriaries who wer!..masaammirhere,

THE INDIA MAiLs.—The arrangements for con-
ecybg horse the two last India mails were as follows. A •
soon as the Bombay portion of the India mail arrived at
Seer, it was sent acmes to Aletandrie, and the Marseilles
portion wee put on board a French steamer there. She con-
veyed it to Alamein's, telling at Malta and Cagilart, drop-
ping government and nevrepaper telegrams at the last men-
tioned place. As soon as the Calcutta portion arrived at
Suet (which for the last two mails has arrived there after the
Bombay portion), it tram also immediately sent on to Alexan-
dria. The Marseilles part of this mail wee despatched in a
fast steamer belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Com-
pany, which proceeded to Marseilles, Idling also at Malts
and Cagliari, and dropping telegrams at the latter place.
The heavy portion of the India mail was despatched from
Alexandria in a steamer bound for Southampton. At least
six days must be allowed from the time say one portion of
the India mail arrives at Suet before we out hays in England
a telegram with Indian news. Both portions of the India
mail thould arrive at Suer to-day (Monday), and on the
therefore, a telegram may be expected. It is quite postale,
however, that news might reach England before that period,
provided any of the fast steamers bring the Bombay or Cal-
cutta mall down to Sues. The dates of the next mails
should be Bombay. Sept. 17; Calcutta, Sept. 10.
The United State, corvette Plymouth, Captain
Dellgren, left Southampton Water yesterday. On Friday
Thompeon, Eel., the United States consul, paid a fare-
well visit to the corvette, end on his leaving was saluted by
the guns of the chip. On Saturday Captain Dahlgren sad
the whole of the officers of the corvette were entertained at
dinner by Mr. Alderman Andrews, of Southampton, at his
suburban residence, Lucerne Villa, near Winchester. The
American officers, dreamed in full uniform, travelled from
Southampton to Winchester in splendid equipage., provided
by their hospitable host. On Saturday morning a seamen
on board the corvette gained access to the 'pica room, and
drank to such an excess ea to produce congestion of the brain.
Aa died within ell hour, and was buried in Southampton
cemetery yesterday mornisg.
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DURAL PALACI. UN{ SHILLING DAT. -
SATCRTI&T, OCTOMIR 3.—AMMOOMMS no payment, 633;
dila ►y pees= tieleta 2,751 ; total. 3,384.

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