The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-28 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIAN AND PACIFIC MAILS.

801TrHAMPTON, Jon 28.

The Royal Mail steamer Seine has arrived here
with 253 passengers, 1,976,532 dole. in specie, and
1,573 packages of cargo, consisting chiefly of cigars,
cochineal, woos, and ginger. She left fit. Thomas
on the 14th hut, and experienced tine weather
throughout her passage.
Her Majesty's ship Clio was hourly expected at
Panama, with Queen Emma of the Sandwich
Islands, en route for England.
Another revolution had broken out in San Sal-
vador in favour of the ex-President, Senor Barrios.
The government had sent 5,000 men south to attack
the insurgents.
The revolution in the department of Olanaho,
Honduras, continues.
The election for the President of Ecuador ended
on the 14th ult. The triumph of the government
candidate, Senor Jerommo, was considered certain.
In Chili the difficulties with Spain were still
unsettled. The ministry were discussing thedemandg
of Spain with the representatives of that govern-
ment. The nature of the questions pending had
not been made public. Business in Chili was
limited, and transactions in produce moderate.
The situation of affairs in Peru was little
changed. The loss of Arica to the revolutionary
party had caused their retirement from the coast.
General Prado was marching on Lima. Govern-
ment forces had been sent to meat him. An en-

gagement was expected, the result of which would
decide the permanency of President Pezet's govern-
ment. Ports Islay and Quills were declared block-
aded. The northern provinces were averse to the
present government. Disorder and diaorganisstion
prevailed everywhere, and business had suffered
severely. .

Three Spanish war vessels had left Callao for
Valparaiso, it is supposed, to blockade the ports.
At Valparaiso exchange on London was quoted
46d. to 461 d. ; on Paris, 4fr. 70c. to 4fr. 75c.
Rxohange on London, at Callao, 361 d. to 37d.
The cotton crop on the Isthmus was estimated
at 300,00016 a.
The yellow fever had broken out among the
Spanish troops at Porto Rico.

LOSS OF THE SHIP EVENING STAR.
souTHAIIPTON, Jlllll 28.

The British ship Evening Star, bound for Cowes,
with guano, foundered at sea, 500 miles W.S.W. of
Callao, on the 28th of April. The crew took to the
boats. The captain's boat was picked up eight
days after by her Majesty's ship Shearwater.

The Duke of Saxe•Qobnrg has arrived at Biarritz.
The Bruggels journals announce the departure of
the Omit de Medi fro® that city as a Osman sitarist
bit Foam aad Switorlaad. _ _ . .

The Hon. Mrs. Adams and family have arrived
at the Malted Matte Legatioa, from Italy.
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♦ few days ago the eminent composer, M.
Weimer, was brought before the tribunal of Augsburg, w-
ooed of haring insulted the manager of the Augsburg
railway !station, who forbade the introduction of a peonage
erataioing a travelling cloak end a wallop Ist° the car-
riage. The insult oomisted In the ire of the epithet "
This tribunal egsderaned the einapossr for this
word. less hanaceisi thee " the musk of the future," to
Iry a las of 95 amiss.
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that the ierlke d tits Pads cab-drivers has esereisid some
hillassee es the similar elms la Ma Italian capital, the
mew Maimed's,* e/ whom is proverbial. A deputation
el them sum lumber pee to tits authorities and claimed the
withdrawal ef a eerie& MEW, their demand was imme-
diately amedid ie.
Soda fountains have been introduced on some of
tie Americas railroad trains.

Aosordieg to penient amassment the French
sad Beebe Bests Al amt off Plymouth on the 17th
July. After a stay al a week er tea lip the nes& ves-
sels will visit several el oar prissiest pep* ad the British
emboss will proceed to the Frew* poets.
A oonespondent d the Hampshire Ackertiser
isles that a swans el Asti rare bird Use red•wined
iraishai has boa *et at Ramey Yank. The red ea the
"bp is w brill/est sessist with a sanow orange-colocred
imam

iSI3rOZO TO TIN JUDOBL—Last evening bee
sad an dieser by the Sim&
Dakln and Alderman Bealey), st the
Tin beech was reprirented on the
Tries=T Mr. aeon Mullah Mr. Jeoliee Berne, Mr. Jug-
sift War. and Kr. Jeetioe Mosteise Boitb ; end the
in by Mr. canna, Q. 0., Mr. Biorties, Q.C., Mr. lierjesat
Tiamial Miaow, Mr. °Mud, QC, Mr. Metcalf% sad Mr.
al**