The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-13 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

RIGHTS 07 JEWS IN RUSSIA.

The invalide Russe of Sept. 4 antains the fol-
lowing :
"The managing committee of the Western Pro-
vinces, in their sittings between the 12th and 19th
of July, have come to the following resolution :
The right of acquiring land and farms, conferred
on the Jews by virtue of the decision of
the committee for the arrangement of their
affairs, sanctioned by the Emperor on the
Bth of May, 1862, will not be extended to
the western provinces of the empire, and therefore
all Jews without exception will be prevented from
buying land, whether belonging to nobles or pea-
sants, throughout the entire extent of the govern-
ments under the jo,:oodiction of the two governors-
general of the west (Wilna and Kieff ).'
"His Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to
approve of this decision of the committee."
"It is not difficult," says the Dibats, "to ex-
plain the motives of this decision. Some time ago
the Abeille du Nord denounced the Jewish capi-
talists of the westeta provinces as purchasers, to
the exclusion of Russians, of the lands which
' Polish proprietors are obliged to sell, or which
have been confiscated by recent ukases. The
Abeille du Nord insinuated that these bargains be-
tween the Jews and Poles might be fictitious, and
made with the object of preserving to the old pro-
, prietors some portion of the property of which the
St. Petersburg decrees despoiled them. It is clear
that the Abeille dot Nord has not written iq vain."

(azirra's massums.)
RETURN OF THE POPE TO ROME.
ROME, SEPT. 12.
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The Pope has returned to Rome. An immerse
concourse of people assembled on the line of route
to the Vatican, and cheered his Holinesa.

SPAIN AND ROME.
MADRID, SEPT. 12.

The nomination of Senor Gonzalez Bravo as
Spanish Ambassador to Rome Rill not be pub-
lished in the Gazette until it has been notified to
the Pope.

M. FAZY AND THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT.
BERNE, Sur. 13.
The French government has forbidden Mr. James
Fazy to remain in the frontier departments.
This measure has not been caused by any demand
of the Federal Council.

THE PORTUGUESE ELECTIONS.
LISBON, Sin. 13, 4.50 A.m.
The elections have passed off quietly, and resulted
in a my large majority for the government.
The extension of the Beja railway has been
inaugurated.

MEXICO.

APPROACHING DEPARTURE OF THE
FRENCH TROOPS.

B&ISING OF THE BLOCKADE OF THE
MEXICAN PORTS.
PARIS. Brre. 13.

Official advices received here from Mexico
announce that the Emperor Maximilian left the
capital on the 10th August on a tour through the
provinces of Queretaro, Guanajato, and San Luis.
Notwithstanding the militai j oprations in
course of execution to reduce the guerillas, General
IBarAtn. e has taken measures for sending home the
French troops, and their retui.i will shortly take
place.
The Juin:ate received three serious checks on the
Ist, 10th, and 14th Augast respectively. General
Cheverria was taken prisoner.
The blockade of a" the Mexican ports has been
raised.

AUSTRALIA.
PLYMOUTH, SIP?. 13.
The Garrawalt, from Port Phillip Heads, on
the 24th of June, has passed up the Channel. She
ln;ngs 15 passengers and 28,C000z. of gold.