The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-06 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jost 5.

The Epoca of to-day says : "As rumours are
persistently circulating here that disturbances have
broken out in Andalusia, we way state that, ac-
cording to authentic information, order prevails in
all the provinces of Spain."

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA.
(By Telegraph from Sum)

ceuzurre, Join 16.
Grey skirtings and mule twist firm. The results
d the indigo crop are uncertain. Exchange on
London, 2s. Old. Government securities—Four
per Cents., 98 ; Five per Cents., 1071 ; Five-and-
a-Half per Cents., 117. The rate of discount has
been reduced one percent.

BOIMAY, Jul 16.

The London mail of the 18th May arrived here
ou the 10th Mats Exchange on London, 2a. Old.
Government securities—Four per Cents., 97 ; Five
per Ceuta, 10; ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1164.
Discount, 10 per cent.

CANTON, NAY 30.

The markets are unchanged. The total export
el tea to this date amount* to 111,000,000 lbs.
Ixchange on London, 4s. 90.

SHANGHAI, MAT 23.
Tea and silk unchanged. Total export of silk,
19,125 bale& Exchange on London, 6e. 6d.

11E.1.1301.76..NE, MAY 26.

The shipments of gold during the present month
amount to 24,T50 ounces. Trade continues dull.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIEMALTT, JITLY 5. APPOINTIMITS..— Cap-
taw S. Osborn, C. 8.. to the Royal Sovereign, WM.
taisioned ; sad N. B. B. Tumour, to the Clio, com-
a/eloped.

Paymasters H. & Collins, to the Warrior; and A. Low,
ti the Clio.

Ainistaet Paymartsr A. G. Young, to the Clio.
Assietoet Clerks B. H. Cbimmo, to the Clio ; J. Shepherd,
the Cumberland, for Naval Barracks ; P. W. G. and J.
P. Braise (additional), to the Fiegard ; W. 'hazing; and
C. H. naval! (supernumeraries), to the Fisgsrd.
Chief Engineer W. H Tandy, to the Finned, for the
lavonrite.
Erwin/oar G. Mill., to the Asks, foe the Whiting.

LATNCH OT THZ AZYOUIt-PLATED SCREW COIL-
Tim Feroarrit.—Yesterday aftennoe the launch of this
MIMI was very sacondully accomplished from her building
dip at Deptford Dockyard, in the presence of a numerous
and distinguished comprise of visitors, among whom were
Or Henn Chads, Bart., Admiral Goldsmith, Admiral
Rodney Monday, Mr. Alderman Salome's', M.P., Captain
H. Chada, Captain Saperinteodeat of the establishment
Br. W. Ladd, master-shipwright, and other officers of the
yard. The ceremony of christening the vend was very
gracefully performed by Miss Laura Chads, sister of the
captain superintendent, and the dogabores baring been
busked away the vessel instantly glided into the river,
when she was taken in tow by government togs, and
brought to moorings nearly opposite the dockyard, where
she will remain for a few days prior to being removed to
Woolwich to receive her irooplatee and armament. The
Favorite was originally intended as a 21-gun corvette, her
keel having been laid on the 2:ird of August, 1860, but she
was subastuently converted into an ironclad, and has been
sempleted nuder the superintendence of Mr. Reed, the chief
constructor of the navy. She is to carry 10 guns, six of
which will be 110, and four 100-pounders. Her artnunr-
plates will be 572 tons, sod her engines of 400-hone power.
The following are her dimensions : —Length between per-
pendiculars, 2'25 feet; length between for tonnage, 226 feet
61 inches ; length of the keel for tonnage, 195 feet 6,) inches ;
breadth, extreme, 46 feet 9f inches ; breadth for tonnage,
44 feet 10} inches ; breadth moulded, 44 feet 2i inches ;
depth in hold, 26 feet 1 inch ; burden in tons, builder's
measurement, 2,093 76.91. After the launch her light
draright of water forward was found to be teat 9 inches,
aft ditto. 16 feet 3 inches.

THE Racoox.--In cousequenee of Smallpox
having broken oat on board the Racoon, which was to have
left Leith 'roads on S tturday. the vessel has been detained,
and ordered to be cleared oat. The crew are to be stationed
CO the island of Tocharian until the epidemic has damp-
paired. --Seqrshials.

THE. DISTRESS TN LANCASHIRE FUND.-The
Mansion lllose committee of the above food bold their
zeciethly meeting yesterday, and made the following
grant' /Witco- ander.Lyne, 5601. ; Wigan, 2001.;
Lukiu-
held, 100/. ; Glossop and Hadfield, 100/. ; Tintwistle, 501.;
Horst, 751. ; Ashtoo.under•Lyne manager., he., 50/. ;
Hyde and Newton, 40/. ; Staleybridge overlookers,
30/. ; Brrodbottoni, ; Oldham overlookers. 201. ;
Cbarleeworth Sewing School, 251. ; Tintsriatle overleekers,
101. ; Less, 20/. ; Burnley managers. 251. ; Smoky ladies
ecounittire, 35/. ; Glossop overlookera 201. ; Millbrook
%tall: 151. ; Nottrurn ie Langdale, 154 ; Woodbill and
15/. ; &coital:airy, 10/. ; Bury overlookore, 101. :
Betbnell, 10/. ; Stockport orerlookers, 11/. 151.; St Mathew
amiddortos, ; Stockport bookkespers.B/. 7a. ; Bolling.
lon overlooks's. Si. ; Tookba/an, 51. ; Morley eweelonkere
ttha3). 51. : Little Hayfield, 5/. ; Clitheroe, 51. ; aid 1821.
e Nat:opal Oolcoral Emigration Society. The total sum
menived no to Monday seemlier; was, iselocling interest
rft.7551.. 3e. 3d.

OILY;I7ASTYLLACIL—ONg SHILLLIIO DAY. —Tusi-
JUT. JOLT 5. —admission co meant, 7,010; ditto by
mom tiokota, 1,176 ; total. 8,166.,

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