The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

Letters from Rome of the 26th stets that 60
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French Bishops and all the French Cardinale, with
the exception probably of M. de Bonald, are ex-
pected in the city for the purpose of attending the

approaching assembly.
The Viceroy of Egypt has been invited by the
Bing of Italy to pass some time at Turin, and has
accepted the invitation.
A letter from Genoa has the following :

The King spoke very freely on political matters when
here, and among other things he said. "If we do not ad-
vance towards Venice, we approach our naturalcapital, that
city of Rome of which we have still more need than of
Venice." The King added, that the question had
lately made considerable progress towards a solution ; so
much so that he hoped to see the eternal city restored to
the Italians before the middle of the year 1802. The solu-
tion he also considered to depend greatly on the good con-
duct of the policy of the interior, and on this subject be ex-
pressed his entire confidence in the good sense of the people
and the aasistancs of the parliament. His Majesty also
insisted upon this latter point, and turning towards the
senators and deputies who surrounded him, expressed him-
self nearly in the following terms :—" Cause the affairs of
the interior to go on well, and I think I may guarantee the
favourable solution of the questions which depend on other
governments." These remarks, made with all the military
frankness which characterises the familiar conversations of
Victor Emmanuel, made a great impression on the senators
and deputies present.

THE PRUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
The primary elections at Berlin are entirely in
favour of the liberal party, and the telegraphic
intelligence up to the latest date announces that
the same result has taken place in the provinces.
The Kreutz Zeitung hints that the liberal party,
having exhausted themselves by this last effort, the
time is now come for causing the Chamber of De-
puties to evaporate, while the Berlin Review
declares that the independence of the judicial
order and the liberty of the press have become a
curse to the country, and the only means of saving
the state is to suppress them.

(warzies Timan.tits.)
MONTENEGRO.
GREAT BATTLE.—DEFEAT OF THE TITRICB

WITH A LOSS OF 2,000 MEN.
VIENNIL, Arin.:lo.

The Vienna papers of to-day publish s telegram
from Ragusa, according to which Hussein Pacha,
having attacked the insurgents, had been defeated
with a loss of 2,000 men, 1,000 homes, 4 pieces of
cannon, and large quantities of ammunition and
provisions.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.

LISBON, Aram 30.

The Royal Mail steamer Magdalena; from the
Brazils, is to leave Lisbon for Southampton at
noon this day, with 158 passengers, 32,0001.
in gold, 6,5001. in silver, 788 rolls of tobacco, and
123 packages of sundries.
BozNos Ave's, Kama 28.—Ezehange, 655. ;
ounces, 408 dole. ;. W. 8. ox hides, 47 ; dry bides,
America, 43; wool, 80 dole. to 99 dole. ; tallow,
16g. More activity in export business.
MONTS VIDBO, Masa( 30.—Exchange, 40k1 ;
W. 8. ox hides, 65a. ; dry hides, American, 56 ;
wool, 5 dole. ; tallow, 191.

INDIA.

(By telegraph from Saes.)
BOMBAY, Ana 12.

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Bhirtings active and advancing, 13flbs. sr. 13a.
Mule twist active and advancing. Cotton quiet,
Broach, 215. Copper dull, but prices unchanged.
Opium, Malwa, 1,565 rs. Exchange on London, six
months, first class credits, 2s. 00. Government
securities :—Four per Ceuta., 93 ; Ave per Cents.,
103} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1093.
(By telegraph to Borabay sad from Sam.)
CALCUTTA, Aram 11.

Bbirtings active and advancing. Mule twist ad-
vancing. Copper quiet. Linseed unchanged. Rice
advancing. Exchange on London, first clam credits,
2s. Ofd. Government securities :—Four per Cents.,
98} to 98} ; Five per Cents., 1021 to 103 ; Five-
and-a-Half per Cents., 108} to 108 g. Freight to
London :--fieeds, 70s.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, April 30 :
BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
MALTA, Aran. 29.
The Valetta, with the above mails, leaves this
evening at 11, for Marseilles.
The Bllora, with the heavy portion of the mails,
will leave to-morrow at 3 a.m. She may be ex-
pected at Southampton on the 9th of May.
OUTWARD CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND