The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-05 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o' Clock.
•
Aetennts from the Cape to the 27th December bring
IMia additional news from the frontier. The troops
Jim maid to be on their march to the Kei, to teak
$llOlll with Krell, and Sir P. Maitland was as
Zia way to join them. Six hundred head of cattle,
isaptared from the Kaffirs,were being distributed among
Via plundered farmers on the Koonap. The levies
from the western districts—the liberated Africans
:pa Malays—would return home in • few days, and
.lissWynherg Volunteers, under Capt. Fielding, about
lan 10th Feb. Macomo, who was reported to be insane,
tied been detected in the act of picking the pocket of an
at Block Drift. whilst asleep. The re-
j."="leanchief, after receiving a few cuffs, was
:allowed to escape. Reports from the N.B. boundary
itspeaent that locality to be still in a state of oommo-
-tin, owing to a dispute between the emigrants and
&kook and troops are said to be on their way to
mist (ptain Warden, the British resident.

7suatterernments of Prussia and Saxony have 1
. , until the Ist of next September, the duties
of navigation on the Elbe, so far as the transport of
• alimentary substances. They have engaged the
Austrian government also to do the same in that
of the river which runs through the Austrian
Ctes.

Advices from St. Petersburg of the 13th ulthr
contradict, on the faith of letters from those parts, the
report that the cholera had appeared in the Russian
provinces bordering on Persia. It is stated, however,
that an epidemic had prevailed there, a sort of grippe,
or cholerine, but which had caused few deaths, and
was already diminishing.

Letters from Milan announce serious riots on the
frontier of the Tessin. From Lecco to Parise, the
greatest agitation reigned. Several thousands of
U bad advanced on the Saturday previous
fore the 23th ult.), upon Lecco, from whence
y expelled the soldiery. Many thousands of
measures of corn were thrown into the lake; several
vessels which attempted to get away were stopped,
and their cargoes cut overboard. All exports for
.Switzerland were suspended. In the evening the &gha-
t-Son increased. It wu conceived that politics were
-sized up in these Movements, because provisions were
?pi* too dear in Italy. There was no talk of sending'
lkeops front Milan, but a regiment of cavalry had,
e received orders to march from Monza to Lecco, and
ria more considerable corps was to leave Mantua for
:as frontier. The Swum peasants showed a determi-
,Sides of resistance.

Zillpra from Ancona, of the 23rd of February,
itath that a decree has just been issued, ordering the
Bee -circulation of grain within the conntry, and
epesing the ports to importations from abroad. The
harmer measure is quite useless, u no town will per-
mit any grain to leave its walls. At Rimini, the
• authorities were lately obliged to close the gates, to
exclude a numerous assembly of peasants, intent cm
plundering the stores.
Hivinsitti—Private advices flunk Ilavannali to
- the 26th of January state, that the island was healthy and
trampul The files in celebration of the marriage of the
peeng Queen of Spent had just been brought to a coml.-
During the three days they occupied, labour of all
deseriptious was entirely suspended. Ship-building was
tJLk' tall activity, and the public quays, which were much da-
alargli by the late hurricane, had been reconetructed.
EXPOET OF SPECIE TO AMERICA. Yesterday,
oath) Hibernia, Captain Harrison, sailed from Liverpool for
i'iblifes and Boston with mail and pemengera She took
en 300,0004. in specie.
Tar Loest Comm—The following gentlemen
. have, we are informed, been appointed judges under the new
Local Courts Act:--Stnyeant Starke, Sarjeant Herbert
. hum &tent Clark ; klemrs. Starkey, Q.C. (Clerkenwell),
Chas , Q.C., Coe, Amos, Espinams (Kent), Gale, Leeby
u Hommwich and Lensheth), Francillon (Gloucester), Corbett
• aliammbire) TraSard (Birmingham), Glad= (Emex), Clive
).
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d el ibeerest Belisha steams, held at Bristol peter-
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