The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-21 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(Ham's Tstaowts.)
THE ITALIAN LOAN.
TURIN, MARCH 20.

The Opinion of today lays The Italian

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subscriptions to the national loan amounted yester-
day to 18 millions of Ratites. Reports from
several towns as to the result of the subscriptions
are still required to make up the entire amount,
but the total result is not affected by their abeenoe
to any large extent.

." The onlioniptions in Turin rosobiiii tin amount
.of mitGons of MM.* ilk Milan !Millions were
subscribed'; in Genoa 1,400,000 lime; in Florence
670,000; and in Brescia 280,000. •

"These sums, added to previous subscriptions,
make the total amount of the loan contributed by
Italy from 24 to 25 millions of Renter."

TURIN, Na.int 20, Evora.

The Turin papers announce that thelcdal amount
of subscriptions to the public loan is 26,8715,750 of
ante, this amount exceeding that -reserved for
public subscription in Italy.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Mawr 20.
. In to-day's sitting of the Military Committee of
the Chamber of Deputies the oommitaioner of the
government curtly declined to entertain the propo-
sition that the period of military service should be
limited to two years, and declared in the name of
the government that no understanding was possible
between it and the Chamber on that question.

TURKEY.
VIENNA, MAUI( 20.

The Venn papers of to-day publish a telegram
from Constantinople, dated the 18th inst., stating
that the Afghans had taken Herat and that arma-
ments were therefore being prepared in Penis.

FRANCE.
PARE, NABOB 20.

lea France of this evening sap :—" While
Austria expresses an earnest desire flat Russia
shouki grant liberal institutions to Poland, she is
said to have manifested an intention of not en-
gaging herself otherwise than by as attitude ex-
pressive of her sympathy with the Polish reuse ;
but also manifesting her respect for existing
treaties.'

]RICO.

YELL CRUZ, Frs. 17 (via Mushy).

General Forey heehawed a proclamation' wherein
he &amount:lmi to, the army that the attack upon
Puebla will.take place at an early period. The
general renews the promise that the Mexicans will,
be at liberty to choose the form of their govern-
ment, and adds that " the French army will remain
long enough in Mexico to aid the government in
proceeding on the path of progress."
It is supposed that the siege of Puebla will com-
menoe on the let March.

Chokes. and typhus fever prevail at Puebla.
It is believed that Ortega intends evacuating
Puebla without giving battle, and that the same
strategy will be carried out at the city of Mexico,
the Mexicans afterwards confining themselves to
interrupting the French convoys.
Exchange on France at 60 days' sight has
fallen to 5.30.

TILE ALABAMA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Kasen 20.

•
About ball-past 12 o'clock this morning & Cowes
pilot-bat arrived in the river with 37 men and omens of
the American ships Golden Eagle and Olive Jane, sad the
schooner Palmetto, which had been captured and berthed
by the Confederate steamer Alabama, Captain Semmes.
The officers and crews of the said ships were taken from
on board the American ship Washington by the pilot-boat
about 30 miles south of the Ids of Wight, and were
landed here, and taken charge of by the United States con-
ani of this port, Captain Britten.
Lrvitaroot., consequence of the snivel in
Liverpool of a pp enoo who wee for some time one of the
mew of the oided Alabama, we have boss p
p.smlead a•
of a list of the Meek captured sad destroyed by
Bsionses .lace the Alabama left this port up to the
27th of February last. Although we have from time to
time been apprised of the names of some of the monk
destroyed by the Alabama, yet up to the present time we
bare had no correct list of such vessels, and now
skit we have it before us, we are surprised at
the large number of ships sad the coosequent amount
of property destroyed by this celebrated cruiser.
The following is a list of ships captured by the Alabama
since she left Liverpool, to Feb. 27 :—O•andisk Itterlarbs
(steamer), Ocean Rover. Alert, Westberpge, Alta Mahe,
Benjamin Tucker, Commis., Virginia, Elmira Dunker, Emily
Farnham (released), Brilliant, Wave Crest, Dunkirk, Tow,
wands, (released), Manchester, Lamplighter. Lehi Mee,
ri Gmshaw, Laurette, Ca tine (released), Levy
Thos. B. Wales, Parker Cook, Ariel (released), Golden
Role, Golds. Emile, Palmetto, Olive Jame, Coker (re.
leased), Washington (released oa giving bond for 50,000
dollars), Castlenoine, Hatteras (man of war). The follow.
ism is a list of ships captured by the Alabama since aloe left
Jamaka, Jan. 25, to Feb. 27:—Js.. 28, captured the
Golds. Rule, boned from some Amerieur port to POllO
Rio° ; 27th, captured the brigantine Cretine ; Feb. 3, cap-
tured the schooner Palmetto, for Porto Rice ; Feb. 21 cap-
tured the ship Golden Eagleand Olive Jane ; Feb. 71
Washington, from Sea Francisco for Queenstowe, Intl;
cargo of guano, released on giving bond for 60,000 dollars.
The Alabama ha a crew of about 130 rota, who are paid
monthly, and who receive for prize matey bowls which err
papilla on the °occlusion of a treaty of peace.

COTTON SHIPS TN ROUTS PROM TEI EAST INDIES
TO LIVERPOOL-There are at omega afloat from Bombay
to Liverpool and London upwards of 200,000 hales of cotton,
a large proportion of which may be daily expected. Owing
to the large shipments of East India antoe to Almeria' by
every available conveyance, these slippier will arrive very
opportunely. The 'ameba& pines t reported at sea sr. :-
For Liverpool : Victoria Bridge, 3345 bales ; Hehnamann
(arrived), 6.061 ; Itowan Tree, 4,563: Queen of the West,
3,085 • Aaron Brown (arrived), 5,152 ; Missouri, 3,946 ;
Gleam:mum& (arrived), 2,747 ; Sydney Aggars, 4,715 ; Nor-
woad, 5,774 ; Floweas of the Faust, 5,436 ; Lescastrian,
5,367 ; George A. Holt, 5,839 ; Jr. Smith, 5,016; Bowden,
5,614 ; Caledonian. 3,431 ; Peerless, 4,806 ; Azuhoe, 4,152 ;
James Livesey, 4,793 ; Talavera. 5,166 ; Knight Errant,
4,665 ; Sea Hone, 4,015 ; Admiral Lyons. 4,844 ; Charger,
4,877 ; Elise DoasiaA3,4l4 ; Telmer, 2,927 ; A:mot Lyle,
8,015 ; Hillery, 3.251 • aim Bates, 4,500 ; Flying Vesta,
4.919 ; Kildege, 1,935% Lord Brougham. 3,249 ; Klizabetli
Fry, 4,514 ; Labrador, 6.068 ; Indian Quail'. 2,007 ; Ku-
mhos, 3,310; Clyde, 2,290; Coromandel, 2,689; B. Cobden,
2,193 ; Belgravia, 4,950 ; Roadie. 4,579 ; Hyseinth, 1.462 ;
Le Dirigo (repairing at the Cape at Geed Hone), 3,008 ;
Star of the smith, 4,154.-For Ladd= Wiest of the
Wind, 2,554 ; Glurialas, 1,544 ; Edmund Bay. 791 • Star of
Ind* 300 ; City of Carlisle, 2,308 ; Deniel Bantin, 2.920.
[Adeertinement,.}-sol.Loweei OMNI= AND
MLA -Bs ready.-Now is the senses for threat end shoat area
Moe, which rapidly ran oa to doer, wtlea limairested at mic.
Meted. On the Ann appearance of irritistion in either pert Ha-
mews Ointment should be perseveringly tabbed twice • day
upon the internal skin. whence It wW less to the slangs, end
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