The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-30 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS.

TJEBON, MAY 29.
The Menageries Imperiales steamer Beam has
left for the Brazils.

OPENING OF THE BRAZILIAN CHAMBERS.
(By telegraph from Lisbon.)
RIO JANEIRO, MAT 8.
The opening of the Brazilian chambers took place
on May 3. The Emperor, in his speech on the
occasion, said that the solution of the difficulty with
England depended upon the King of the Belgians.
The chambers, in the address which they unani-
mously adopted in reply to the Emperor's speech,
said :
"All the Brazilians are ready to make the sacri-
fices necessary to maintain the honour of BraziL"
The conflict in Peru has been arranged. Cholera
continues.

Coffee has risen 200 reis.
Exchange on London has been negotiated for
the Oneida to the amount of 300,000/. at 77} to
27g. On Paris, bills have been drawn for
1,000,000 fr.

AUSTRALIA.
PENZANCE, MAY 30.

The Agincourt, Captain Symons, 115 days from
Melbourne, has arrived off Scilly, with 100,0001.
in gold. She landed five passengers.

WKLTRXR IMPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

SAMBA% MAT 80. I I.Y.

B.
oeiLD. W. 1.11. 411 LE. ia. la.
Nara 30. L 2 6 r I 0.011
abeedima EO.I B.W. I 6 r I 0.10
Lath ,
.11 W. 1 2 a e - I
Ardroaaa . , .1 a B.W. 2 4 r B 0.110
Portruah ..• 6.1 S.W. 1 6 3/3 0
Galway l2O.21 Z. 0 a a
Valenti& :30.2915.9 Z. 0 2 1 4 0.18
Queenstown 130.24 W.N.W. 2 4 0
Holyhead - 20.1 8.8. W. 2 214 0 : -- I
Liverpool . 2086 W.N.W. 2 8 o 3 0.11
Pembroke -..' , 106 W. 1 2 113
Pentanes 30.31 N.N.W. 1 6 0 -
Jerre) - - - -
Brat 30.1154 1 N. 4 1 4 S
L'Orient 1710.2 r 50 4 N. 2 b- 1
Rochefort 110.16411 4 N.L 4 4 b - 4
Plymouth —20.27161 4 N.N.W. a - 4
Weymouth -10.26 60 8 W. 3 - 1
PortamoutL 20.1061 2 N.W. 4 - 2
Kew. 80.2261 a Z - - -
Loudon 20.21 63 3 W. - -
Dover 70.1262 2 B.W. 4 - 1
Yarmouth 30.17152 4 N.N.W.
iicarboroogh 30.15 67 3 N.L 126 - —.l
Shields - - 30.17 66 4 8.8. K.
liellgolsod i 28.2962 1 N.N.W. , 2 0.16 4
r
%we.-
Lisbon — - - - - ' -

SUNDAY. 4OIDAY.
W. to N., [reek loam 800YLAND. N.W. to LW., mode•
showera rate to freak
N.N.W. to &S.W., no- IItILAItD. S. to W., trash, some
dorateto troop. rain.
W.N. W. to 8.8. W.. mo- w.czernw. As next above.
dente to frog,
'bowery.
N.W. to &W., mode- Waramics.
rata to tree&
As next above. &W.llNoLian.

W.N.W. to 9.9. W., IAL I:9OLAND.
moderato, Rao.
Al oar& Above.

X COAM.

Similar to above.

W. to S., trash, some
rain.
W.N.W. to S.S.W.,
trash, showery.
N.W. to 8.W., mode-
rate to fresh.

A Madrid letter in the Measager de Bayonne,
writing on the 25th, says :—" The government has given
orders for a vessel of leer to be sent to Malaga to take on
board the protestants of Grenade who were condemned to
transportation. I think their full pardon would have been
mas advisable ; because, if they go to England, as the pro-
bability is they ma► do, they will be the object of an ova-
tion which will raise a greet outcry against our religious in-
tolerance."

The Belgian Derby bas been won at Brawls by
the Duke de NOM?' DOING.

" We regret to announce," says the Smyrna Mail,
"that M. Hayward, the bosomy secretary of the Asia
Woof Cotton Hompany, has given official notion that the
operations of the company are at an end, and that the one.
cern is to be wound up."

Brasil produces 5,190,000 quintals of coffee a
year, or three-fifths of the entire quantity produced through_
out ;he world.