The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-27 00:00:00

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ARRIVAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA.
MA Crooklives.)
NEW YORK, Jura 15, 1 P.M.

John Mitchel has been arrested and conveyed to
Fortress Monroe. It is supposed he will be indicted
for treason.
General Halle& baa writted a letter to Mr.
Stanton, justifying his action towards General
Sherman, and throwing the responsibility for his
course upon Grant.
Four companies of coloured troops after having
embarked aboard transports at Fort Monroe for
Texas objected to proceed on their voyage. One
company threatened to fire on their officers. All
were then landed, disarmed, and re•embarked.
Orders have been sent to City Point to issue no
more arms to coloured troops.
001LIIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Jose 15,2

Money easy. Gold, 1451. Exchange on London,
158/ ; on Paris, 3.521. Stocks slightly firmer.
New York Centrals, 941. Illinois, 123. Erie,
80f. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1021. Cotton
steady ; middling upland, 42c. Breadstuffs ad-
vancing. Petroleum : Crude, 341 ; refined, 50.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF CORK.
(Via Crookhavoo.)
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Jima 14, Naos.
Gold 1421. New York Centrals, 921 ; Illinois,
1221 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1021.

THE ELE TIONS AT CLERMONT. -DF,
FEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT CANDI-
DATE.

CLERMONT FERRAN% Ants 27.
The election of a deputy to the Corps LegisLatif
took place here to-day.
M. Girot Ponjol, the opposition candidate, was
returned by 14,140 votes.
M. Meynedier, the government candidate, ob-
tained 12,188 votes.

ROME.
ROME, Juin 26.

Signor Vegezzi leaves for Florence to-day.
A railway accident occurred at Cornea. Two
trains, filled with workmen, ran into( one another,
killing two and wounding eleven of the passengers.
Five waggons and a locomotive were entirely
destroyed.

FAILURE OF THE NEGOTIATIONS
BETWEEN ROME AND ITALY.
(Via Marseilles.)
ROME, Joss 25 .

Signor Vegezzi has presented to Cardinal Auto-
nelli the reply of the Italian Ministry, whiehre-
jeota the conditions proposed by the Pope for the
settlement of the question of the bishops.
On Friday last Signor Vegezzi had a private
audience of the Pope in order to take leave, and his
mission is considered to be at an end. The inter-
ruption of the negotiations has been received
with great satisfaction by the clerical party at Rome.
During the negotiations Count de Sartiges, by order
of his government, maintained a passive attitude.
lie will return to France on leave of absence.

AUSTRALIA.
PLYMOUTH, Jeri 27.

The steam-ship Royal Standard, belonging to the
White Star line of Liverpool, from Melbourne,
April 2, and Fops", June 17, for London, put into
this port this morning. She brings 50 saloon and
214 second and third class passengers, 18,105 ounces
of gold dust, and 4,000 ounces of gold specimens,
together with a cargo of wool, copper ore, bark, and
leather. After having coaled she proceeded hence
for London.
Amongst her passengers is Johnny Day, cham-
pion pedestrian of Australia, 9 years of ago, 31t.
10io. in height, and 541bs. in weight. Re visits
England to walk against any man or boy.

MAURITIUS, AUSTRALIAN, AND BOMBAY

MAILS.

The Delta and Ellora will probably leave Alex-
andria with the above mails at 5 p.m. to-day
(June 27).
The former may be expected at Marseilles about
the 3rd, and the latter at Southampton about the
10th instant.
The Malta arrived at Suez, from Bombay, at
2 p.m. yesterday.

GIBRALTAR, duns 25.

The Poonah, from Southampton on the 20th
instant, arrived here at 1 p.m., and left at 4 p.m.
Ito-day for Alexandria.

6,\ JUNE

I have no doubt theiby this time the *INN
wbo wish to have it 4rsed that the negotiati*
will lead to 1100104411Vilwe made a great 44.8 f
the expression need by the Pope on the 17th, the
anniversary of his election, that he had much
ground for hope. But four days later his Holiness
'spoke in a very different tone, and said belsenld
not conceal the bitterness of his soul when he
thought of the woes of the church.
II A prbvincial paper, the Jcnowal ds rdisese, re-
ports as coming from London, a very long way
roundabout, the rumour that the Empress is likely
to succeed Prince Napoleon as Vice-President of
the Privy Council.
A theatrical bourse bus been opened on the
Boulevards, at which tickets for the various theatres
may be bought according to the attraction of the
pieces of the day, either at a premium or a dis-
count.
The Bourse was heavy without much change.
Mexican rose

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' BIIIIErourNr
INSTITUTION.—(THIS DAY.)

The ordinary half-yearly meeting and election of
the above institution wee bald this day at the London
Tavern, Mr. H. J. SHWA in the altar.
Mr. Minces, the esoretary. reed the report, whir& stated
' the ocutinned prosperity of the society, as shown by the
regular incise+. in de funds. The total theorem
pest year had been 1,6151. 2e. lOs., and the "pencil
i•
tare, 6011. Bs. 9d., leaving a balance of 1,0131.14 e. ld. The
income shows an increase of 2001. over the corresponding
period of last year. The unmet received oaths benevolent
ds in play lest, was 4201. being the largest amount yet
i
on that day. The committee bad ordered a fur-
ther investment of 3001., which now makes the funded pro-
perty amount to 5,000/. There were now four candidates
for ileatlone to the asouityiand, out of which two would
be cabmen to annuities of 251. each.
The report having been adopted. Mr. G. °meninx was
elected I trustee, in the place of Mr. John Bradbury, jun.,
deceased.
An alteration wee then made in the rules, empowering
the committee to invest the funds in other than government
securities.
The poll for the direction of two annuitants was then
proceeded with.