The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-17 00:00:00

BRAZILS.

LISBON, Nov. IS.

Intelligence received here from the Brazils an-
nounces that General Mitre had been elected pre-
sident, and Senor Marcos Paz vice-president of the
Argentine republic. They were Metalled on the
12th October.

Senor Savodra bad been elected governor of the
province of Buenos Ayres, and was installed on the
14th October.

These elections were considered satisfactory by
the public.

(Per French steamer, via Lisbon.)
RIO JANEIRO, Ocr. 25.

Exchange on London, 261 to 27 ; on i'aris, 3.53
to 3.56. Coffee, 6,700 to 7,000. Shipments of
coffee, 104,750 bags ; stook, 150,000 bags.

BAHIA.
Exchange on London, 2lf. Sugar, 2,300 to 2,400.
Cotton'', 19,000 to 20,000.
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PFANAMBODO.
Exchange on London, 27k to 271. Sugar :
vr:iites, 4-1500 to 4-600 ; browns, 3-300 to 3-400.

MONTE VIDEO, OCT.&
Excbange, 400. Dry hides, American, BO to
501 reale.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
CANTON, (Via Jabal), Ocr. 14

Nothing definite has yet been ascertained re-
specting the muse or extent of the recently dis-
covered conspiracy in this city.

SHANGHAF, OCT. 7.

The city is tranquil.
An engagement has taken place between the
rebels and Colonel Ward's contingent near Ningpo.
Colonel Ward was afterwards killed while attacking
Reece (1) city. The rebels have appeared in great
force before Ningpo, determined to take the city.
Advices received from Japan announce the per-
petration of a dreadful political murder.
A lady and three gentlemen while riding on
the high road were attacked by a Damio, with
a retinue of 300 men. Mr. Charles Lennox
Richardson, of Shanghae, one of the party, was
murdered in cold blood. The rest escaped.
The vengeance of the foreign powers for this
act bad been averted by the British Minister,
whose interference had incurred the indignation of
the European residents.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 16.

The Prussian corvette Gazette, from Dantsio on
the 9th November, arrived here to-day on her out-
ward passage fora three years' station in China.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 16.
The Royal mail steamship Africa arrived here
to-day at 2 p.m.
She embarked the mails, passengers, and tele.
grams, and proceeded for Halifax and Boston, at
4 p.m. All well.

Tae ROYAN CATHOLICS AND TIM DDITEESS LW
LANCASHISS.—Is the owns of a circular just issued by the
ROM= Catholic Bishop of Liverpool, he says :—" I beg to
call years/Antics to theeffarts now being kede by the hear I
volont throughout the country for the relief of the Lance-
shire operatives. No doubt many of your flock have already
contributed to the comma fund through some of the
nuaisrous shanaels opened for the flow of charity, but our
like:gay must keep pea with the distress. You will
therefore be to have in the church under your are
a peers' 00l on Sunday, the 2&d instant. I must
leave it to the impales of your heart bow you eaa beet
stimulate the gsnerowty of your people. Yon will be defog
a real not of hiders V you
.will open at your own bones or
school a depot far ils mann of clothes, old or now shoe%
hate or caps, coverlets, or any other article that can bseen-
vested into clothing or a coverlet to- the night. It is my
intention to transmit the collection to the central committee
in Yaachesko, which • its duties in a teen....like way, without bias or •v. Without say se ke-
tation have no doubt you will pray to God that tile
scourge may cease, and imp nai of Him sot to add pestilence
to a • "
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