The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-25 00:00:00

NAVAL

ADUIRALTT, JOLT 24.—APPOINTWLWTS.C1.11n1: F.
ir Aim sad C. W. licrlerwell, to Ajoks ; S. J. D. Andrews,
M Fisgard
Addetonal Actin-81wpm : W. 8. Borchisc, to
Wellington
Illudempsto : F. U. Handheld, to Stromboli.
Paymaster and Power : Kehand, to SAloiliandrr.

Woot.wicn, JOLT 24 —ls Bomble, st. sloop, commissioned
a kw days sins* by Capt. D)ke, wits • crew of IGO men, is
rapidly completing ►er compleme•t, and will be reedy for
Na to ashcrt time.—Polyphemus, st, v., has been ordetel to
Deptford, to be fitted for service on the coast of Africa.—
Geyser, st. v., has been psi* ott a•d put on, of commission.
blovstessrts.—At L•sbon, July 19: Pnnee Regent
(Costm.dore W. F. Mutin), Leander, Phaeton, Aeethuss,
artouset, Coeflict, and Enco•atu. They us to sail shortly
on • trial anise.

AMERICAN Pon °MCI STATISTICS.— A table
kept is the New York Poet-eke conveys • correct idea of
the amount of business transacted in the foreign depart-
ment. Durine the gainer ending June 30, 18.50. there
were received from Earope 267,01.4 letters, viz. : —By Bri-
file steamers, 251.213• Brian, 33,909; United States
(Collits' line), 1,626 During the same period there were
sent to Europe 346,522 letters, via :—By British steamers,
269.194; by Bremen, 38,064; Deiced States (Collins' lice),
39,614. The number of Califeran letters received during
the gunny has been, 95,314. The number of letters
seat to Cellfornis during the urine period, 108,991.
?diking • grand total of 456.563 letter sent to
Europe and California, and 382,352 received from the
sane plane. To this must be aided 60,000 ship letters re-
ceived and sent, asking • grand total of 687 925 letters re.
seined sad sent is the tertian 4•Tanment alone of the Post.
awe. During the month of June there were r. caned from
California 23,625 letters, and there were sent to the Fame
plain 40 925. There were received from Europe 97,867 kit-
ten, as i there wen seat 108,997, making • total of foreign
letters sent and received of 261,734. Daring the quarter
then have been sent from the de,d letter sffice to the Post-
office here 154 dead letters, of which 53 have been restored
to their writers, sad in four cases out of every seven the non-
reception of letters has been that they were Improperly ad-
dressed. The sums in the dead Latin thus restored have
varied from 1 doL to 14,000 dole.—Neto Fork Courier.

FRACDO ON EMU:MAXIS AT NW TOILIL-4/0
famed the other day, is pineal ems, to the susereus
hinds and hepatitis= tires epee perms arriving at this
port from foreign places. Mist • week Mace an English
family arrived at this port, and no sooner bad the vessel
reached the Quarantine than she was bound by a horde a
runners arid bullies, who wind all besiege within sight, by
force, and thus compelled the owners to follow them where
ever they pleased. On being remonstrated with for their
condact, a persist representing himself to be Sheriff of NM
York, was appealed to, who said the outrageous proceeding
was right, and the masers handed cards to their victims,
ow which the names of two of the Commissioners of Emigre.
tioa were printed, ea references. One of the Commis
sionen thus referred to, has been applied to on the
subject, and said that the use of his name in that
manner war not without his authority. The result
was, in the case of the family, that the runners who
violen•ly seised their beiges., brought them to some for.
warGing house, where skip were charged something like
five dollars a head more than they ought to have paid. The
runners, as they are called, mein very large salaries for
their services, some of them to high as thirty and forty dol-
lars per week each, for serving of this kind. The commis-
inners of emigratila were made cognisant of this case, bat
they were powerless, they laid, to 10•11 any relief. This is a
specimen of the frauds that are practised Rpm persons
arriving at this port from fondest melanin. The aggregate
amount of wring iallicted es these strangers must be in-
seams in a simile seasons Oar state legislating have, from
time to time, peened laws ler their protectlos ; bat, band-
ies to whet we see sad bear around as, they am imperative.
The commissiesen of emigrants owe that aim le a ro-
bustly passed enactmeat, bat we have yet to bard disk INS-
lining any advantage on the stranger, or
the nuneeress runner, who iavest our d eel 6gal rips
arriving at this city. In the ease we hem we MI
the ammo ef two of these comnsissiesen mod as
with the sanction of one, and yet thole WON
oat of five dollars each, and compelled, =aka their wok's
go as the forwarders dictated. Now, is there no way in
which this system of robbery, and pl ceder, mad abase mss
be put an end to ? If the Commissioners of Emigration
*moot, or do not or will not, protect the stringer, we hope
the legisletere will abolish the office, sad leave it to the
protective emigrant societies, or the MUM'S of the mikes
which the emigrants leave, as was formerly the case. The
smatter ought to be takes le lead by the prom and the
pablie, and some remedy devised that will save
seeking our shores from at least esme the le=
Crtupon them. la the mega Yam strangers arriving
iOuld at ens pressed be the SAM Protective &eh
=Society, the German EnsignenS Ileslety, and other
lawitntices, where they OM ea thforination and
sivise.frese.of espesee.—Nets York &mkt

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SPORTING.
GOODWOOD RACES.
The number sad great length of the eritgentent•
for this easing meeting puts it out of oar roger to sits mare
than a brief outline of the programme, from which, beweer.r.
enough will he sainted to Mow Me brilliant diameter of,
the sport to be aatielpated.
Tao ant day (Tuesday ant) promisee sins noes, airkia
then have yet to be eetered the, via , the Craven Oakes,
((for the fins tuns • Haadicap) with 60 added ; the lan- I
keepers' Plato; sad the Bognor Stakes; the letter for gen-
thaws nettle. The standiug engagements Are the Gest
wicks Stakes, 100 .on. each, It ft, for 3 yr old., 39 subs ; the
Ham Stakes of 100 son. mob, h ft, for 2-yr olds, 38 subs ;
the Layout Stakes of 60 son. *ash, 30 ft, for 2-yr olds, 16
sub..; this 300 cove. Stakes, It ft, for 4-yr olds, 12 subs, (a
sonainty for the F.ying Dutehmaai ; • Post Sweepstakes of
300 son each, It ft, for 2 yr olds, 3 subs, sad a match for
100, b ft, between Chaplet and Henrietta.
Ti s p.iucipel events on the woad day will be this Gaed•
wood Stakes of 25 son. sash, 16 fr, and only 5 if declined ;
the Drawing Room Stakes of 25 son. each, with a'
bangs of 10 tom each, for 3.yr olds, 12 subs; the
ligliatou Stakes of 10 son. each, with 10 added by',
Lord Ephesus, for 2 yr-olds, 24 subs.; a Sweepstakes of 100
son. each, lb ft, for 3 yr oh's, 5 tabs. ,• and a match fur 300
move. h ft, between ldoultsa and William tbs Conqueror.
There will also be the Steward's Cup value 380 ion.,
added to a handicap of Si,..- each; a 8.111.. Sweepstakes
of 10 son. each, with 60 added ; the Memben Plate and the
Comfits, Stakes, all of which hate yet to be named for.
Oa the gnat day, Thursday, we have a prospect of not
lees than eleven noes, of which four have yet to ekes, y!s ,
the Duke of Richmond's Plate of 1001., the Anglesey
Piste of 601 for gentlemen riders; a Selling Handicap
Plate of 601., and a Selling Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each,
h ft, with 60 added. The elated engagements are the Cap,
23 subs; too Idolnotab 8 skes at 60 son. each, h ft, for
2-yrolds, 16 .uhe ; • Sweepstakes of 100 son. sub, for
yr.olds, 4 subs; the Racing Stakes of 60 son. each, for
3-yr. olds, 16 subs; the Sunni Stakes of 25 son. each, for
2 yrolds gibes, 9 subs ; • Sweepstakes of 200 son. each, for
2-yr olds Allies, 3 subs; and • match for 200 son. k ft,
between Claymore and Minos°.
The fourth and last day will furnish seven oreight, sad
rrobsbly nine races, three of which, tke Queen's Plate, a
Sweepstakes a 10 sots. each, and the klatch Stakes (in one
heat), have Yet to be named for. The stakes which lute
clamed ars the Settritston Stakes of 26 son. each, 10 ft, tor
2-yr.olds. 17 subs.• the Richmond Stakes of 25 son. nob,
10 ft, for 3 yr-old, 28 sobs.; the Na'sau Stakes of 60 sots.
each, for 3 e-vld fain 18 subs. ; a Sweepstakes of 200
ens. each, h ft, for 3!yrolds, 3 subs. ; the Goodwood
Nursery Stakes of 15 men. each, 6 it, with 200 added, fur
2-yr-oldr, 35 tabs. ; sad Use Chesterfield Cap, oy subscrip-
tion of 15 son. each. 32 subs. Allowing for forfeits, the
prises to be run for well amount to upwards of 16,0001., in-
docile( about 1,1001. public mosey.
Then can be no doubt, therefore, of an abundance cf
fintpste and highly iatenring racing, and of a great at-
tendance.

The &realignments annenne d by the Brighton and South
Coat Railway Company with reference to this meeting, are
unusually comprehet are, and,was the meeting less attractive
than we have shown it to be.wonld alone ensure a large vim-
pan y. Express trains will run from the I.lnd-in-bridge
station each of the race days at nine and ten o'cl irk a.m.,
arriving at Chichester about half past eleven, and halt-
past twelve respectively, returning so as to arrive
at London at or before ten o'clcek, pm. Them will
be also a new feature in the shape of cheap trains on the
Ooodwood Stets, and Cup days (Wednesday and Thursday)
offering, for the fleet time to the nialStS, an opportunity of
visiting Oacedwoi.4 for the ley fare of seven shillings there
and beck, starting at 7 A II , and returning from Chichester
at 7.30 rw. Steiscial trains will leave London-hridge at one
o'clock on the Saturday sad Monday before the races, for the
conveysnee of horses end carriages, and on all the race days,
between Brighton and Chichester. The company have also
determined to afford similar accommodation to the public
during the Brighton meriting, which, strengthen.. d by the
formation of a r..ce club, on the same plan as the Bibury,
Aids (air to be unusually attractive.