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

SPAIN.

MADRID, Area. 2.

The news of an intended meeting of the demo.
crate in Madrid has been denied by the democratic
PST•

- AU the Madrid journals, except four, support the
policy of the government.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAIL
MALTA, Amu. 2.
The Valetta and Syria, with the above mails,
leave at 19 p.m. and midnight, for Marseilles and
Southampton respectively.
The Baroda, with the outward mails, reached
Malta on the 28th, at 2 Lin., and continued her
voyage at 3 p.m. The Maesilia, which did not
leave Marseilles until 4 a.m. on the 29th, in conse•
quence of bad weather, arrived at Malta on the
31st, at 6 p.m., and left at 11 p.m. for Alexandria.

GIBRALTAR, MARCH 31,

The Ellora, which left Southampton with the
Bombay mail on the 27th inst., arrived this day at
1 p.m., and left at 5 p.m. for Alexandria.

THE CAPE MAILS.

The Union Company'. Cape Royal Mail Steam-
ship Norman, Captain It. B. Davie, arrived at Plymouth
at an early hoar yesterday morning, after the long paws.
of 42days from the Cape, having left Table Bay on the
night of Feb. 20 ; St. Helena, March 1 ; and Assuming,
March .5; crossing the lice on March 8. Her delay bee been
occasioned by the light winds and calms she encountered.
At the Cape, on the day after the departure of the last
month's steamer, his excellency (the Governor) and
the commander of the forces, with their respective
suites, left Simon's Bay for the frontier in her
Majesty's ship Narcissus. Their arrival in Algae Bay
was welcomed with enthusiastic rejoicings. At Graham's
Town)their reception was of a still warmer character. At
Port Elizabeth and Graham's Town public dinners were
given to his excellency, and at them the Governor explained
what was his object in visiting the Eastern Province and in-
troducing the holding of occasional parliaments there, and
what was the policy he proposed following. News
bad been received from the Zambesi, by the Rapid,
11, screw-sloop, Commander C. T. Jago. She re-
ceived • letter at the Luabo mouth of the Zambesi,
from Bishop Tozer. It was dated Murchison Falls,
Dec. 21, and stated that Dr. Livingstone bed cone
beck from his expedition up country, end arrived at the
foot of the Murchison Falls in November, and they is-
tended to come dose the river as soon as the water rose
sufficiently to get the Piaster down. Dr. Livingstone and
the bishop and party were well in health. The minim
party also Muscled to leave the country, as it appeared as
unsuitable field, and would return to England by the Cape;
the bishop and one of hischergymeo, however, were to go
and visit the Governor of Mozambique. These were all the
contents of the bishop's letter.

An influential deputation, headed by his Grace
the Duke of Winter, waited on the Lotd Lieutamat of
Ireteed oa Friday, for the purpose of requesting hie aid
in carrying into effect the measure proposed for Ireland by
Mr. Torre= for improvement of the registration of titles.
An address on the subject was read. and several gentlemen
spoke in favour of the measure. His excellency listened
with attention to the statements made by the memben of
the deputation. sad promised that the subject should receive
the beet attention of the government. A meeting was held
in the eveniog in the Royal Dublin Society's house, to hear
a lecture on the same subject from Mr. Robert R.
Torrees, who advocated the eatabliehment of the system in
Ireland.