The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-22 00:00:00

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Anon 20, 12.42 P.M.
The Crown Prince and Princess of Sweden have
paid a visit to this city.
They were entertained at breakfast yesterday by
the King, and left in the evening fur Sweden.

INAUGURATION OF ROSSINI'S STATUE.
TURIN, Avauer 21.

The inauguration of the statue of Rossini took
place to-day at Pesaro in presence of a very large
number of spectators. The hymn sung on the oc-
casion, composed by Mercadante, was much ap-
plauded.
The ministers Signori Peruzzi and Manua were
present. Signor Peruzzi delivered a speech in
presenting the medal sent by the municipalities of
Florence and Brescia.

The greatest enthusiasm was displayed by the
people.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Aucusr 20.
The Princess Czartoriska died yesterday.
The King of Spain has visited Queen Christina,
who came to Paris yesterday. His majesty will not
go to Havre, but will leave, it is believed, to-morrow
for Bayonne and Pampeluna.

.
The Constautionnel of this evening contradicts
the rumour that the Emperor would shortly make
• journey to Ostend.

FRESH DISTURBANCES IN ORAN.

MARSEILLES, Ammer 20.
The vague rumours of fresh disturbances having
taken place in the province of Oran are confirmed.
Si Mohammed has raised the tribes of Luba&
and several other districts of Boghar. They have
committed acts of incendiarism and assassination,
cut the telegraph wires, and pillaged several
caravauaerais. The other districts of Oran and the
province of Constantine are tranquiL
The troops have established a military cordon,
confining the insurrection and preventing any
reinforcements reaching it.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Amin 20, 3.30 P.N.
The Bonne has been firm. Rentes closed at
86.45, or 10e. higher than yesterday.

R 13 SSLL
HAMBURG, AUGUST 21.
Advices received here from St. Petersburg an-
nounce that the Czar has ordered a reduction of
the army, granting an immediate and unlimited
discharge to those soldiers of the Guards, Artillery,
Engineers, and the Interior Guard, whose service
expires on the Ist January next.

PORTUGAL.
LL3BON, Arecsr 20.
The journal/ of this city state that the dispute
between the Spanish and Portuguese goverment.
respecting the captured slaver is amicably settled.
The Gazette officially denies the report of the
establishment of convents.

INDIA AND CHINA.
(By telspaph from Suu.)
CALCUTTA, JOLT 30.
Grey shirting' and mule twist improving. The
prospects of the indigo crop are considered better.
Exchange on London, 2a. Id. ; Government
Securities, Four per Cents. 04i ; ditto Fives, 103/.
BOMBAY, JULY 30.
Cotton and goods dearer. Exchange on London,
2s. led. ; Government Securities, Four per Cents.,
944 ; Fives, 1044 ; Five-and-a-Half, 113 i. The
Bank rate of discount is 6 per cent.
The London mail of the 4th instant arrived here
on the 20th instant.

CANTON, JcrLr 11.

Grey shirting. and water twiet unchanged. Tea
higher. Export to date, 20,500,000 lbe. Exchange
on London, 4s. llid.

SHANGBAE. Jocr 5.

Grey shirtings quiet. Silk tending downwards
Settlements, 1,200 bales. Export, 8,750 hsles.
Exchange on London, 7s. Id.
The Portuguese plenipotentiaries have been
unable to obtain the ratification of their treaty with
the Chinese government.

No fresh movements have been made by the
rebels.
The Futae has occupied two more cities.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company.

ALEXANDRIA, Almon A

The Euxine and Poonah, with the above mails,
left here at noon to-day. The former may be
expected at Marseilles on the 2tith inst., and the
latter at Southampton about the 2nd September.

The Australia, China, and India mail which
ban jest arrived is the lerimat ever knows in ibis country.
It ooetaieed newly 140,0001etters, upwards of 00,000 news-
papers, and more time 3,000 retistesed letters.
Cepa or GOOD Hors—The Diamond Steamship
Navigation employ's MOW steamship &Mena Provisos,
Captain Edington, left Falmouth on Saturday thermos
for St. Helena sad Algot Bay, Cape of Good Hope, She
takes out thirty-eight possessors and • heavy general cargo.
• quantity of it being stowed on her upper deck, sod part of
it in her cabins. A mail for the Gape 'Logo', oat in her con.
liaised in thirteen bags.