The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-19 00:00:00

INSURRECTION IN ALGERIA.

"Advice' from Algeria," says the Constitutionnel,
"contain accounts of events which have occurred
in the circle of Geryville, in the division of Oran.
Si-Seliman, bach-aga of Geryville, left the settle-
ment of Ouled-Sidi-Cheik a month back with 300
horsemen, and has since been attempting to incite
to rebellion the tribes under his religious direction.
Si-Lila, aga of Ouargla, his uncle, has joined him,
and the French military authorities were obliged to
take measures to put an end to this agitation. Col.
Beanpriftee, commander of the circle of Tiaret, re-
ceived orders to proceed to Djebel-Amour with a
body of 100 infantry and a squadron of Spabis ;
these troops were attacked on the Bth April, at 4
o'clock in the morning, by a oonsiderable num-
ber of Arabs ; two officers of Spahis (Captain
Thibaut and Lieutenant Perrin) were killed, and
Colonel Beaupretre, who was wounded by the first
fire of the enemy, is missing. The prudence andl
military experience of this officer are so well
known that the catastrophe which befell him
can only be attributed to treason. The young
marabout Si-Seliman, the instigator of the revolt,
was killed. Sufficient forces have been sent to the
south of Geryville to re-establish order ; there is
every reason to hope that this agitation, which has
been excited by religious fanaticism, will find no
imitators."

More recent intelligence states that Colonel
Beaupritre died of hie wounds, and that Captain
Isnard, the head of the Arab bureau of Tirret, was
killed. Si-Seliman, the leader of the insurrection,
fell in the action ; his younger brother, Si-Mo-
hamed, was at Bou Alem, a village twenty leagues
from Geryville, at the head of a band of insurgents.

(artrrn's Tnanakme.)

THE PRUSSIAN LOSS IN THE ASSAULT
UPON DUPPEL.

GRAVENSTEIN, Aram 19, MORNING.

The Prussian loss in killed and wounded in yes-
terday's assault upon Duppel amounts to 2 gene-
rals, 60 officers, and 600 privates.
The Prussians captured 83 cannon and many
Danebrogs.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Ana, 18.

The Emperor of Austria has adjourned the in-
ternational exhibition, which was to have taken
place in 1866 at Vienna. The reasons given for
this step are--firstly, because the political state of
affairs in every quarter has prevented industrial,
development ; secondly, because Austria is in a
transitory state as regards her general commercial
policy, and in her position towards the Zollverein ;
and, lastly, on account of the international exhi-
bition in Paris, which is to be held about tLe same
time.

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR OF MEXICO
AT ROME.
ROME, Arne. IR, EVENTITO.

The Emperor of Mexico has arrived here. His
reception was brillant. An immense crowd was
assembled at the railway station. The French
regimental bands performed as he passed through
the streets.

The Eincror is staying at the Pala' Mareeehotti.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Arse 18, EVICAING.

The opposition journals strongly support the
proposal of Senor Salaverria to negotiate the bonds
given by the purchasers of national property.
The government denies having had any idea of
appointing General Lersundi Captain General of
Santo Domingo, and at present intends to maintain
General Ganders in that post.

AMERICA.
SOUTHAMPTON. Ann. 19.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Germania, from New York, on the sth instant,
has arrived off Netley Hospital. She is awaiting
orders before proceeding to Hamburg, in conse-
quence of Danish ships being off the mouth of the
Weser.

She brings 38 bags of mails, 35 passengers for
Southampton, and 71 for Hamburg. No specie.
On the sth she spoke the Bremen ships Columbia
and Victoria, and an English ship, showing the
third D.P. 9,460, on the 14th inst. the English
barque Glentill, and on the 16th the English barque
Quebec.
Her news has been anticipated.
THE BOMBAY MAIL.
MARSEILLES, Iran. 19.
The Vectis, with the above mail, reached Mar-
seilles at 7 a.m. this day.
The mail leaves for London by the 11.30 am.
train.