The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-02 00:00:00

MEXICO.

PARIS. MARCH 2.

The Moniteur of this morning publishes a letter
fruin Mexico, announcing the capitulation of Cam-
peachy and the ruin of the Juarez party, which in
Campeachy had its last resource.

AMERICA.
CROOKIIAVEV, Natal 2.

The extra Cunard steamer Olympus, from New
York, on the 18th ult., passed here at 6 a.m. to-
day. She brings 53 passengers, and 60,000 dela
in specie.

Her news has been anticipated by the Arabi*.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
LISBON. 11[Ascs 1.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Oneida, from the Brazils, Sc., has arrived here,
and will leave at noon to-day, for Southampton,
with 44 passengers, 5,020 g. in specie, 580 bales of
cotton, 100 packages tapioca, 610 bales tobacco,
and 147 packages aundries.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, MAacH 2.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
arrived off the Needles at 11.45 a.m. to-day.

The Paris correspondent of the hidipendanee
Beige writes :—" The court every Sunday keen in the
chapel of the Tuileries a bishop—iie fatelligeat man, though
not an orator—who make a deuterons um of Quotations,
musing them to pass before his auditors like the figures of
• kalsidosoops, but who makes au agreeable selection from
sacred literature, and who plasm by this kind of thing,
which is now se originality. This bishop Is the Bishop of
Rochelle, one of the youngest bishops of Fries, who is
highly esteemed by the Emperor, sad destined for the first
Peed erekbishopris ,scant.'

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jacencies. eont►ern=English Channel and Biscay Bay. UMW=
mitaetward England sad Heligoland.

As next above.

The piece played on Sunday night at the Prin-
ces llothikle's in presence of the Emperor and Empress of
the French wu entitled La Reranehe de &apt,' by M.
TV:odore de Lionville. Its sums was most decided, the
whole audience being constantly in a ro►r of laughter. The
Emperor, after the performance, sent for the author sod
sad to him, " M. de %grille, I really thought at first that
it wee Scapin I saw before me." It was remarked
that so one seemed more amused than the Pope's Nuncio.
A Parie letter in the Brussels Independance says :
"There was yesterday (Sunday) at the oratorio a veritable
manifestation in favour of M. Athena's Coquerel, jun., wbo
preached for the last time in accordance with the decision
of the Consistory. A protest moms% this measure is being
numerously signed. The venerable titular pastor, M.
Marten Paseboud, despite his age and ill health, is oppreed
to the substitution of another assistant for M. Coquerel,
and will continue to exercise his ministrations as long as he
is able."

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The ball for the benefit of the Society of Dra-
matic Artiste took place on Saturday, at the Okra Comique,
Paris, It wu numerously attuded, the crowd including a
prince of the imperial house, as India, nabob in costume,
all the actresses of the different theatres, all their friends,
and a few [orgies's.

The last mail from the Cape of Good Hope con-
tained 11.305 letters and 11,325 newspapers. Daring 1863
nearly LOOM was sent from England to the Cape in postal
mone► orders, and nearly 9,00 W. was seat from the Caps to
England by the same means. The customs dues at the
Cape amounted last year to nearly a quarter of a million
sterling.
The convicts Greco and Trabucoo are to be trans-
ported to New Caledonia. instead of Cayenne.
M. CARNOT •ND THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. —The
letter of the Emperor to M. Drouyu de Lhays, published
in a promiovit part of the Moniker, respecting the tomb
of Carnet at Magdeburg, and desiring that his remains
should be brought to France, was evidently with a view
to the approaching elections, and meant to conciliate
the party to which the sou. M. Hippolyte Carnet,
beloegs. H. Hippolyte Carnet's letter to the Sikle,
denying that the tomb of his father was about
to be profaned, or that the remain' were on the
point of being thrown into the pauper's buriel•grocod, hue
damaged that maoceurrs. He declares that the imperial
letter contained • " malevolent iosinuatioo."aad that his
father's tomb has been religiously visited by himself, and
last year by his son, and that it has MVO, ceased to be an
object of the greatest care to his family. This ion:Meet may
have an effect quite the coat cry of what was intended, and
may decide yf. A. Carnet to present himself ae the opposi-
tioe candidate in the first electoral district of Paris.
nig G "away Um v.—The directors of the Atlantic
Company have applied to the Post-office authorities for per.
Milsloll to disoootinue the mail service between Daltrey and
America until June next. They have elan intimated their
intention of entering into negotiations with another corn.
Peer for the use of steamer, to comuteace the service at that
time, as the ships of the company will not be in readiness
to sail saga thee. The directors are reported to be of opi.
woe that they tea never carry out the contract with the
ships at present in their possession. and will, la all pre-
liability endeavour to effect a sale of their Merest la the
project, with a tanager of the mail subsidy to some existing
company mere capable of carrying out the project than they
M. Two or three companies are said to be in ugoliatioa
with the Atlaatio Company oaths enbiad at pressest
way Gaon&