The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-20 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

MEXIOO.

General Santa Anna, the ex-Dictator, and his
son, who had been allowed by the Regency to
return to Mexico, have been again expelled.
Santa Anna, on arriving at Vera Cruz, bad signed
a formal acknowledgment of the authority of the
Emperor Maximilian. as the legitimate government
of Mexico, and pledging himself to abstain from
any political demonstration whatever. But he had
scarcely landed when he violated his engagement
by issuing a manifesto to the people, stating his
motives for returning to Mexico, denouncing
the liberal party, and speaking in flattering terms
of the conservatives and the French intervention.
On the 12th of March an order from General
Almonte, oountersigned by General &Jain°, ar-
rived at Vera Cruz, directing Santa Anna to be
placed on board the Colbert, and taken back to
Havannah.

(arum's TZLZGEAII&)
FRANCE.
PARIS, Aran, 20, Nomura.

The Moniteur of to-day says :—" The Morning
Star and the Daily News assert that Earl Claren-
don, in the name of the British government, pro-
mised as a concession to the Emperor that Gari-
baldi should shorten his stay in England. This
statement is entirely incorrect. No observation
was made to Earl Clarendon by the French govern-
ment on the subject of Garibaldi"
The Constitotionnet, on the subject of the con-
ference, says :—" France intends to maintain the
treaty of 1852 ; but, should the conference find
that that convention no longer harmonises with
the present state of affairs, and wish to replace
them by a fresh combination, the French govern-
ment, in conformity with its principles, would not
consider itself entitled to dispose of the populations
of the duchies before they had been consulted."
The same paper refutes the statements of cer-
tain foreign journals, in which the mode of voting
in the duchies was announced as decided—viz., by
universal suffrage ; and adds—" France is aware
that in such questions the usages of a country
should serve as a guide."

THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF
MEXICO AT ROME.
ROME, APRIL 20.
The Emperor and Empress of Mexico had an
audience of the Pope yesterday. They have visited
the Basilica of the Vatican, the ex-King of Naples,
the Neapolitan Royal Family and Cardinal Anto-
nelli.
Yesterday evening their Majesties gave a dinner
party, followed by a reception, which was attended
by the cardinals, the Pontifical ministers, the
diplomatic corps, and the Roman nobility.

SANTO DOMINGO.
MADRID, APRIL 19.

Advices from Santo Domingo state that tue
town of Palama and the insurgent garrison, toge-
ther with the stores of provisions and ammunition,
had fallen into the hands of the Spaniards.
The government is now preparing for a decisive
campaign in the autumn.

THE STEAMER GERMAN lA.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 20.

The Germania has cove into dock-. Her cargo
will be transhipped into a vessel chartered fur Ham-
burg under the English flag.
The Germania will not proceed for Hamburg,
but will remain here and sail hence for New York
direct on the 4th May.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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