The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-25 00:00:00

-T-------I,h. IST INTELLIGENCE.

THE JAMAICA DISTURBANCES.

THE LOSS OF H.M.S. BULLDOG.
ADMIRALTY DISPATCH.
We have received the following from the Ad.
miralty

"ADNIRLLTY, Nov. 25.
" Her Majesty's sloop Cordelia arrived at San-
tiago de Cuba on the 3rd November, with the
following telegram from the commodore at Jamaica
to the senior naval officer at Halifax rid New York.
"Outbreak in Jamaica is completely quelled,
and no reinforcements of any kind are required.
" Her Majesty's ship Bulldog lost at Cape Hai-
tien. No lives lost."

(szarr.es TICIXORAI18.)

FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 23.
An imperial decree has been published to-day
uniting the functions of the reoeivers and pay-,
masters-general The suppression of the office of
receiver-general will take place gradually by the
termination of contract so as to be completed in
January, 1867.
M. Fould, in his report, estimates the saving
that will be thus effected at 2} million francs.

SPAIN AND CHILI.
MADRID. Nov. 24.
The Epoca of this evening says :—" Here in
Spain, where we raise to its highest point the
feeling of national dignity, we should understand
that we take a wrong cause by commencing to
threaten Chili in order to obtain satisfaction from
that republic."
The Diario Espanol contains the following :
" We can affirm that, despite the Times and all
the merchants in the world, Chili at the present
moment will either have given the satisfaction
manded by Spain or have felt the rigour of our

arms."
General Espartero has not yet signed the Pro-
gressist manifesto.

THE GALE.

MORE WRECKA—LOSS OF TWENTY.ONR LIVES.
(sUTES'S TILICGALL)
PLYMOUTH, Nov. ?A, Emma.
The gale returned with great severity last night
and to-day along the Cornish coast, where large
numbers of vessels bare been driven ashore.
The following fatal casualties have been an-
nounced :
The Brazilian barque Santiato, of Santos, with
cotton for Havre, has been wrecked at Guuwalloe ;
only two of the crew were saved, 16 being drowned.
A foreign barque from Odessa for Havre has been
wrecked at Portleven, when three of the crew were
drowned ; and the brigantine Tobaca, from Tobsaoa,
at Penzance, when two of the crew perished.

WRATH= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.

LIAT2ILDAT, NOVIIMPSS 25, I LIR.

21132 L7.-_, W. 1.14 D. L. S. P.
Nang • 1,7 24. L 2.4 N.N. or O. 2
Aberdeen 20.80 43 L. 1, 3 H 71.1. re 0. 4
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Limped _. 29 26 49 8.8.12. 3 8 W.I.W. ow 0.18 3
Holybeed.... 29.17 47 N.N.L 210 W.B.W. 0 0.27 2
Pensante .11 92 3.8.1. 710 W.LW. or 1.00 6
Inest - 29.10 LA 6.1. 8 8 11. W. 00. 8
I:Went. 29.17 57, 8.8. N. 7,' 7 LW. cr es 4 I
loobofort 729.41 64 7.8.7. 41, 4 LW. oo 4
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PorCeoßoll;... si.ss 14 8. 711 W.3.W. ro 0.13, 2
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YROWILL
SUNDAY. 01 NOWDLY.
N.B. to N.W., strong to OoAI. N.W. to &W., sple to
a gale, with ran. stroeg, rain at times.
Varying wind', heavy Maria& S.W. to N.W., varying
gales at intervals from fresh to a gale,
with rain. showers.
S F., toNAV.. SOUTEO.I. As next above.
strong gales to fresh,
rain at times.
Varying plea, with Raiiimpa. Walla to above.
ran.
Cautionary signals repeated this day.
Nortluen=Beothuati. Wsetern=lreisad, Wales, sad adjs.
sancta'. Soutbern=loglisla Chaanal and May of Biscay.
Eastern.Yostward Bagland sad Nada Sea.

Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clotilda, who
hare been some days book at Playtime, are rather uneasy
at present in eonseqttenee of an indisposition of their eldest

800.
A Montpellier journal announces that a young lady
of twenty, Mlle. Antonio CeUarier, the daughter of s navel
officer who died in the colonies, has just obtained the di-
ploma of bachelier-des-lettres in that tows. after pulsing a
brilliant examination. Among twenty candidates, the
young lady held the first pl*oe for her translation from the
Latin, and the fourth for her sassy written in that lan-
guage. Mlle. Clellarier is the fourth young woman that has
obtained a similar diploma within the last year or two, the
other three having posed their examinations at Lyons,

Bordeaux. and Algiers.
An Italian paper Bays that 1,100,000 fr. is the
sum demanded by the brigands as ransom for the five
Swim they lately carried off from the gates of Salerno
and that the family are doing their ate
to raise the

money.
Rome is now more unapproachable than ever from
the Booth of Italy, as the Pontifical authorities moire a
cesidenos of 15 days in an =infer:tad place tame per.
milting a penal to enter thou. states ; acid a lazaretto has

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been established in Gems*.
At Naples on the 20th there were 112 cases of
cholera sad 61 deaths, being a considerable decrease on the
preceding day.
The private view of the Winter Exhibition of the
Society of Painters in Water-Colours took place at the
gallery of the warty to-day. The gallery will open to the
public on Monday amt.
A meeting of the Fellows of the Society of
Antiquaries and their friends (the very Rev. A. P. Stanley,
D.D., Dean of Westminster, a the emir) will be held is
the Chapter-house, at Westminster, at noon, on Saturday
next, to an attention to the architectural and arcbreologiewl
features of that noble building with a view to its ultimate
restoration. G. G. Scott, Esq., will read a paper= the
cooasioe.
On Thursday next a discussion will take place
at the apartments of the Society of Antiquaries, Da the
authenticity of the Parton Letters, which has mentally
been impugned by Mr. Herman Wriest& Mr. P. H.
From will exhibit on this occasion the °renal M. of the
fifth volume ma well as other =edited Past= letters.
On Thursday next, St. Andrew's day, General
Sabine, as meant, will deliver his anniversary address to
the Royal Society. and give away the medals. The acei.
mew dinner will afterwards be held at Willis's Rooms.
Mr. Oxenhatn is about to publish • translation
61 Dr. Dolliagees " Christianity and the Church," being a
history of the apostolic age.
Mr. Gavan Daffy, who has long been a member
of the government et the Colony of Victoria, is engaged in
the remedies of a work on Austmlis.
Dr. Leonard Schmitz, of Edinburgh, has been
appointed Heed Master of the latematiosal College,
shortly to be opened in Londe= is pursuance of the
scheme proposed during the Great Exhibition of 1862.
The National Conference of Miners, which has
been held this week at Neweasele, elm= sittiegs pester.
day. One of the last resolutioss adopted was agidast the
system of working leer boars, and It yea meshed to
take immediate steps to reduce the hears of labour to
eight per disy.