The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-21 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, JOLT 20.

The Madrid papers state that a collirien has
taken place off Malaga between an English and a
French frigate. Both vessels are said to have been
sunk, and one English sailor and five French
sailors only are reported saved.

MADRID, JULY 21.

Intelligence from a reliable source states that
severe measures have been adopted to prevent the
fomenters of disorder from accomplishing their
designs in Seville, Malaga, Valladolid, and
Grenada.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRA-
LIAN MAIL&

SOUTHAXPTON, JULY 21.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Poonah, Capt. Field, with the heavy portion
of the above mails, has arrived here. She brings
109 passengers, including Sir ohMee Cochrane, from
Gibraltar.

Her cargo consists of 15 boxes of valuables, 184
packages of sundries, and 1,230 bales raw silk—
value 120,0001. sterling.
The Poonah spoke on the 15th inst. the steam-
ship Parthenon ; on the loth the steamship Delta,
steering eastward, also the steamship Gibraltar,
bound eastward.

Her Majesty's ehipe Malacca, St. George, Sup-
ply, and Surprise were at Malta ; and the Trident
at Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, JULY 16.—Exchange on London, 23
days' date, 501 ; Paris, bfr. 29c. ; Mareeillets
Mr. 29c. to 30c. ; Genoa, Mr. 31c. ; Madrid, 8
days' eight, per cent, premium ; Cadiz, I dis-
count ; Seville, I discount ; Malaga,' discount ;
Barcelona, I premium ; Almeira, I discount ; Va-
lencia, par ; Alicante, discount. Freights un-
altered.

The British brigantine lonian was in collision,
thirty-five miles east of the Rock of Gibraltar,
with the Clementina, of Reath, on the 9th inst.
The lonian put into Gibraltar to repair damages.

Petitions, breathing intense hatred to Russia,
and calling upon the Emperor Napoleon to at once draw the
sword and cut the knot which mere diplomacy fails to
untie, are being signed by the working classes of Paris.
Subscriptions for the Poles continue to be announced pub.
holy, and among the subjects given for competition at the
next univetwity examinations the partition of Poland and the
state of Poland in 1863 are foremost.

The Charicari publiebea a woodcut in which a
French soldier is represented in front of the city of ?denim,
ruminating deeply. Behind a tree appears a Russian with
his long lance, who exclaims, `• He seems quite undecided
what he should do at present. . . . I hope he will I,‘
turn round to my part of the world."

Between 1843 and 1862 17,483 immigrants have
been introduced into Jamaica, 88,195 into British Guiana,
2,833 into St. Lucia, 2149 into St. Vinosot, 3,823 into
Grenada, 2292 into Antigua, 1,384 into St. Bit's, 427 int,
Nevis, 517 into Totes°, 389 into Bahama, sod 300709 int)
liswitium.

The oldest vessel afloat has just been condemned
on the Peruvian moat. She was 90 years old. This was
none other than the whaling barque Maria, of New Bed-
ford. United States. She was the first ship which carried
the United States Bag in the British channel after the poet
revolution.

The Nova Scotia gold mines, about which con-
siderable excitement was created some time ego hare
proved a failure. Of the several thousand miners at work
to 1862 than remained is the seeing of 1863 sot more than
from forty to atty.—Batas (U. 8.) paper.