The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-31 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, JULY 30.

The squadron of Admiral Provana, consisting of
eight frigates and one despatch-boat, is about to
assemble off Cagliari, and will visit the Sicilian and
Neapolitan ports.
The Chamber of Deputies has approved the levy
of 55,000 conscripts of 'the first category, and the
armament d the National Guards of Italy.
The French police at Rome has made a Beach at
the residence of the Tuscan minister. In conse-
quence of this visit the Papal government has deli-
vered his pimporte to the representative of the ex-
Grand Duke.

TER BRAZILS.
(Per the Magdalen►.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, JOLT 9.
The Hon. W. G. C. Elliot has received his
passports, but has not yet left the Brazils.
The American ships Talisman, bound from New
York for ishanghae, and the Conrad, bound
frum Monte Video for New York, have been
captured by the Alabama. Their crews have
been landed at Rio.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Exchange on London, 26k, 27. Coffee, good
first, 6,800 to 7,200 rein. The shipments of coffee
since the departure of the last mail amount to
120,000 bags. Stock of coffee, 28,000 bags.
At Bahia exchange on London was quoted 27.
Sugar, whites, 2,200 to 2,400 rein ; browns, 1,700
to 1,800 reis.

At Pernambuco exchange on London was quoted
27 to 27f.
The Menageries Imperiales steamer Navarre,
with the outward Brazil mail, arrived at Pernam-
buco on the 13th inst.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29.

The Himalaya, iron troop ship, Captaiu7Seccombe,
Ins left Spithead for Ceylon, *haute ohs conveys the god
Battsllion of the 25th Regiment. She will, it is stated, on
her arrival, remove troop. from Ces lon to New Zealand.
The Lords Commissiouers of the Admiralty will, we un-
derstand, arrive here on Tuesday next, on their annual
visit of inspection of the dockyard and goverument establish-
ments._ . . . .

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The Dauntless, 31,screw frigate, Ceptain John B. Dickson,
arrived at St. Helena laat eveuiug from the outward, and
sailed this morning for Southampton.
The Louisa, sailing trausport, arrived at Spitbead in the
sight from the river to embark troops for the East Indies.
The Speedy, 2, screw volute', Muter Charles Burney, is to
be taken into the steam Main tomorrow to receive new
boilers.

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The Monarch, old 84 miliog ship, was taken into the ship
lissin to-day to have her internal fittings removed before
being coveted ioto a target ship for the Excellent.

VOLUNTEER REVIEW IN SUFFOLK

IPSWICH, Jinx 30.
Yesterday the Earl of Stralbroke entertained
the voluoteers of Suffolk, to the number of 1,500. and a
large party of friends, at his mat at Henhamhall. The
event was rendered doubly interesting by the fact that the
flte was not only intended to testify the noble earl's interest
in the volunteer movement, bet Aso to celebrate the bap-
tism of his moo and heir, the infant Viscount Donwiob.
Among the invited guests were the Countess Wa!degrees,
Sir G. N. Broke Middleton, Bart., Admiral Eden, Colonel
M'Murdo (inspector-general of voloutems). Lietenant-Co-
loos! Ibbeaon (inspector of solunteers in the eastern din.
tact). Colonel Blois, Mr. J. W. Brooke (high sheriff
of the county), Captain Barlow. Sir C. J. F. Banbury,
Captain Bennett. Captain Cooranat Lord Alfred Hervey,
hl.P'., Sir E. C. Kerrie:la, M.P., Colonel Adair, Lieutenant-
Colonel Mann, Major Parker, Sir C. Rowley, Colonel
Turner, Lieut.-Colonel The Huston, Lieut.-Colonel Schreiber,
Lieut.-Colonel Anstrutber. &a There were as nearly as
possible 1.450 men and officers on the ground. Colonel
hilfurrio's staff comprised LientensutColunel IbizaLon,
the Earl of Stradbroke, Captain Sir E. C. Kerrison, M.P.,
and Colonel Adair. Lieutenant Hay Gureey, of the Norfolk
Light Horse. sated as aide-de camo to Colonel M•ifurdo,
acd Major Wilson, Major Loathes and Captain Holmes, dis-
charged the duties of brigade majors. The ground was kept
by the Mefferd Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of
Captain Barnardistco. The review ground was directly in
front of the hall, about 50 sores having been railed in for
that purpose, and outside this enclosure upwards of 20,000
persons collected to witness the evolutions, which com-
menced about 1 p.m., and lusted three home. At the clone
of the manreuvrea, which were of the customary character,
the bittalioos were drawn up in front of the mansion, and
their office's being milled to the front, were addressed in a
few brief complimentary seeteoces by Col. M'Mardo. The
weary volunteers ands large number of the invited public
then repaired to the very spacious tents supplied by
Edgington of London. and wronged under the direction
of Mr. T. Loess and Hr. A. Garrett. Them tents
were tatefullv decorated with fags, banners, and potted
plants ; and the fare provided for his guests by the noble
earl showed that neither pains nor ex pease bad been spared
to render the welcome to Henham hearty sod complete.
The tables were loaded with inatetantial and excellent fare,
and a liberal supply of champagne, sherry, fruit, Itc.,
heightened their attractioos. The chair was occupied by the
noble host, who had the Counter of Strathroke on his
right and the Countess Waldegrave on his left. Dinner
coucluded. the usual loyal and patriotic toasts were proposed
and received with enthusimem; The health of Viscount
Dunwich, who is jest twelmontlis all, was proposed by
Sir E. C. Kerrie-in, M.P., and the sethusiamo was immense
when the noble infant was brought in in the arms of his
nurse to testify his thank" baby fashion. The healths of
the Earl and Counties of fitarihroke followed. and were
drunk amid loud and prolonged cheering. This toast termi-
nated the proceedings of a very happy day. which will long
be remembered by the volunteers of Suffolk.

CAPTAIN SMAIMI PARDONED.—Mr. CONiNgb•ll3
M.P., is a letter to the im date. that Captain amok:Tm
hes received a free eludes fres. the Queen, dating fro= the
2let

CHURCH ACCOMMODATION TOR TIEN TROOPS AT
ALDraanorr.—A numerous and brilliant oompsay swam-
bled Yesterday at Aldershott to witnems the comet:ration by
the Bh of Wiaebeiter of the first church set apart in
this kingdom irately for military worship, in connexion with
the seta limbed church. The Bight Hon. the Secretary of
State for War attended on the omasion, together with most
of the generals and other officers of the camp, sod slangs
number of the priooird gentry resident in the neighbour-
hood.