The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-05 00:00:00

Bi'AIN.

MADRID, Jes. 3.

The'Official Gem* of to-day announces that the
resignation of General Celia& as ambassador at
the court of the Tuileries has been accepted by the
Queen.

The Bpoca publishes an article ebaucteriaing u
scandalous the defence of Juarez by General Prim.
The Cerrespiondescia Antografa says that the pre-
sent relations between France and Spain offer no
danger of any disturbance.
Adyices from Havana to the 15th ult. state
that General Duloe has arrived there, and that
Marshal Serrano has lett his post.

TURKEY.
OONEITANTLNOPLE, JAR. 3.

Mehemet Ali, the Capitan Pacha (Minister of
Marine), has been dismissed. Mehemet Bey, now
in London, has been appointed his successor.
Ruchdi Pacha, Seraskier (Minister of War), has
been,dismitsea, and is to be succeeded by Rachid
Pe,c4.
Pacha has been nominated Grand Master
of the Artillery.

CONSTANTDIOPLE, JAL 4, Lhvainta.
Peed Pacha, the Grand Vizier ; Aali Pasha,
Minister for Foreign Again ; and Kisanil Pacha,
President of the Council of State, have tendered
their resignations.

It is expected that either Kiprisli Pacha or
Natnick Pacha will be appointed Grand Vizier.
An administrative deadlock exists.
Tnrkiah Consols are quoted 38.

EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA. JAI. 2.

Alid-el-Kader, on hie way to Meooa,visited the
works of the Canal of Suez, in company with M.
de Lumps.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

The following telegram bat been received at Mr.
Reuter'a office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company

JAN. 4, 1863.
The Candia, with the above mail; reached Suez
on the 2nd inst. (one day early).
The Delta left Alexandria with these mails at
daylight on the 4th inst. She may be expected at
Southampton about the 17th.

Note.—The Marseilles portioo of the mails will pro-
bably be detained at Malta three days for the snivel from
Alexandria of the Valetta, in consequence of the postpone.
meet of the despatch of that vessel from Marseilles with We
last outward =MIL

A communication from Stockholm says :—" A
certain emotion has been caused at the Swedish court and
in governmental regions by the refusal of the Norwegian
Starthing to accept Prince Oscar as viceroy of Norway, the
constitution now in force declaring that it is the eldest son
of the sovereign who can alone exercise those high functions.
As Charles XV. has no sen, it was very natural that he
should think of conferring the vice-royalty on Prince Oscar,
the heir to the crown. When his Majesty was at Christiania
• few weeks since, he communicated his intentions on this
subject to the ministers, who drew op • bill to present to
She assembly. The committee recommended its adoption,
but the Storthing, after • stormy discussion, rejected it by
57 votes to 48, as unconstitutional."

A phenomenon observed within the last few days
4 Varages (Van) would seem to indicate that the recent
sudden changes in the weather in the south of France have
been accompanied by some disturbance below the surface of
the earth. A the spring, which from time immemorial had
supplied the above-named village with water, last week
suddenly poured forth a stream of water entirely black and
extremely nauseous. This continued for three days, when
the water began to clear, and is now as limpid and as sweet
as ever.

DIRIPATCH Or THE INDIA AND CHINA MAHN.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Pere,
Captain Jamieson, ailed from Southampton yesterday at
10 a.m. with the mails for Gibraltar, the Ifediterracean,
Bgypt, Aden, Ceylon, India (except Bombay), and China.
She took out. Including those proceeding viA Marseilles,
109 first and 18 seoond•elass passengers, amongst whom are
Dr. Iffanger, Lieut.-Colonel You:4e, quartermaster Wilkin-
son, Rev. Mr. Nicholson, Rev. Mr. Wade, Staff Surgeons
Fitqribbon and Days, Major Bose, Rev. Mr. Harris, Staff-
assistant Surgeon Horne, Molar M Colonel Money,
Major Thomson, Rev. Mr. Cohen, Captains Ball, Hunter,
If'Pherson, Webster, &gram, and Sherard, Lieutenants
Curtis, Renshaw, and Burnett, and Ensign. Chetah= and
Tomwell. The Pere took out on freight 358 boxes specie,
value 187,4891. la. for the following porta, viz.: Alexandria,
gold coin. 65,6001. ; Ceylon, sovereigns, 20,0001. ; Madras,
bar silver, 5,000/. ; silver coin, 11z. ; gold coin, 6,9061. 101.;
gold thread, watches, jewellery, Ac., 995 t. ; Calcutta, bar
silver, e 3,1001. ; jewellery, watches, Ac., 4871. ; Penang,
dollars, 7501. ; Singapore, dollars, 4,545/. ; Hong Kong,
dollars, 18,5151. ; jewellery, watches, /cc., 3401. ; Foochow,
bar silver, 300/. ; end Shanghae, dollars, 8001. ; jewellery,
watches, Ac., 1601. The Pere also took out a full cargo of gene.
sal rnerchasdiee.—The Union Company's steatnabipAtbene,
Captain Lads, sailed from Southampton yesterday at 10.30
a.m., for the Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, Ascension,
Ac. Shs took out 25 passengers ; jewellery, 500/. ; and
upwards of 300 tons [measurement cargo (on freight. The
Athens will call off Plymouth to embark her mails on the
6th inst.

TIM OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL. QQRENe•
TOWN. SENDAI, J. 4.—The Royal Mail steamship China
arrived here at 8 a.m. 10-day, embarked mails, pamesgers,
sod the latest telegrams, and proceeded for New York at
4 p.m.. all welL
A oommunteation from Vienna states that the
Papal Named°. Mgr. de Loma, will shortly leave his post at
that capital, being about to be made a cardinal. Ns will
burgh,* raids at Rome.