The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-31 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Maws 30, Noma°. •
The Moniteur of this morning rays that the
Princess Marie Clotilde Napoleon has entered the
fifth month of her pregnancy.

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC HAILE.
SOUTRAXPKON, MARCH 30, Ems/No. '
The Royal steeinship La Plata,.
with the above mails, has arrived. She brings
' 140 pasaeityrs, 1,198,200 dole. in spec* and 1,42 a
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Packtailes eartf•
The Le Plata left St. Thomas on the 17th inst.
At Callao and Lima all was tranquil.
There was nothing stirring in Pafta. A severe
shock of earthquake was felt at Petite on -the Sth. !
The news from Bolivia was more favourable.
Peace was re-established for a time. .
In Peru matters were quieter, but political din-
cuseion2.sod attempts at revolution were agitating
the country. The bishops and other leading mem
' bers of the clergy were said to favour the propoll-
tion of again annexing Peru to Spain.

AMERICA. • • - t

NEW YORK, NAica EVENING. ;
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The Fedorala have occupied Dumfries, on Abe
' lower Potomac. •
" General Burniide's sapodillas boa septum:if .
Newburn, Worth Carolina. The fight lasted four
hours. The Confederates were driven from thiir
position General Burnside capturing three batte-
ries of artillery, 46 guns, 3,000 'tend of arms, and
200 prisoners.
The Confederates, sup ed to number 10,000,
escaped by railway to Goborough, burning the
bridges over the Trent and Claremont rivers, and
setting fire to Newburn, but without doing much
damage. The Federal loss amounts to 100 killed
and 400 wounded.

The New York Chamber of Commerce committee
has resolved that in view of the magnitude of the
interests involved, it is the duty of Btoii,
delphia, and New York, to create iron-clad vessels
of sufficient strength to resist the Merrimac tir
other batteries, if they make their appearance.
News from Mexico gives Vera Cruz dates to the
4th instant, rid Havannab.
President Jeans bad ratified the agreement
entered into with the allied commissioners at
Soledad. The French and Spanish troops have
left for Tetuacan and Orizaba. The British trootie
were about to re-embark for home. A portion of
the Spanish troops was returning to Cuba. The
French reinforcements which were expected would
return without landing.
Negotiations were to commence at Orizaba outs*
April.
Everything announces that the pending disagree-
' enfa will have • pacific solution and amid
guarantees for the future would be obtained.
The American bearer of despatches had been mur-
dered between Vera Cruz and the City of Mexico..
NEW YORK, Masai 20, Astwitimoir.
(Per Canada, lky telegraph to Halifax, and
from Queenstown.)
The announcement of the capture of Island No.
10 was premature. The fighting there still colt-
tinned).
Commodore Dupont officially reports the capture
of Jacksonville and St. Augustine in Florida, with
Fort Marione.
It is understood that the governor of Florida has
recommended the entire evacuation by the Con-
federates of the eastern part of the State.
It is reported that Mr. Yancey, late Confederate
commissioner to England, was captured in a schooner
attempting to run the blockade.
NEW YORK, Mama 90, EVINING. •

The Confederate steamers Ella Warley and
Kate ran the blockade at Charleston on the 27th
ult., with 1,100 bales of cotton. When they left
the bar there were lying at Charleston the barque
Eltiman, for Liverpool, with 1,800 bales, and the
brig Mary Wright, with 1,500 %bales, waiting an
opportunity to run the blockade.
General Beauregard had issued an order of the
day upon assuming command of the army of the
Mississippi, Baying:—" Our reverses, far from dis-
heartening, must nerve us to new deeds of valour,
and while true to our cause and ourselves, with the
protection of the Almighty, we must and shall
triumph."

COILWERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Yawn 90, AFTERNOON.
Nosey tighter. Exchange dull. Bankers' bills, 112 to 1121.
Gold, Ito 11_ premium. Stocks heavy. New York Cen-
trals, 831 ; Illinois, 651 Erie, 371. Cotton inactive :
• Uplands, 27 to 271. Flour, good inquiry, fic. higher.
Wheat dull. Corn slightly firmer. Provisions quiet.
Coffee inactive. Sugar good demand. Nohow steady.
QUEENSTOWN, Nclics 30.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Captain
M'Auley, front Boston on the 19th and Halifax
on the 21st inst., arrived here at 9 p.m. Ske
, brought 33 ngers and 1,415 dollars, lauded SS
sacks of mails, and five passengers, and proceeded
at 9.15 p.m. All welL
LONDONDERRY, Utica 29.
The Canadian steamer Norwegian arrived here
this morning. She left Portland on the 17th inst.,
having been detained two days for the Canadian
mails.
OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL

QUEENSTOWN, Suxear.,
The Royal Mail steamship Asia arrived bete
at 11 a.m., embarked mails, passengers, and the
latest telegrams, and plooneded for New York at
4 p.m. All well.

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