The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

The /to2ie reports that at Mantua, Verona, and San
Benedetto, an imposing manifestation celebrated
the anniversary of the battle of Solferino. Funeral
masses were celebrated in spite of the Austrian
police, who caused numerous patrols to peram-
bulate the streets. The population, in mourn-
ing attire, crowded the churches, and assisted en
masse at the commemorative ceremony.

(itOTEI.II TZLZOLAXIM
MEXICO.

THE REPORT FROM GENERAL LORENCEZ.
PARIS. JULY 1.
The report of General Lorencez, dated Orizaba,
May 22, has been published.
It gives the details of the attack on Guadeloupe
by the French, on the sth May.
It states that the fire of the enemy's artillery was
very brisk and well directed. General Lorencez
was deceived as to the importance of the fortifica-
tion of Guadeloupe, which was represented to him
as an unimportant work.
The vigour and courage of the French troops
were admirable. They were, however, obliged to
retreat. "Our losses," says General Lorencez,
" were 15 officers killed and 20 wounded, 162 rank
and file killed and 285 wounded. Information re-
ceived gives the loss of the enemy at 1,000 men.
I waited on the plateau of Amozoc until the 11th
of May for the Mexican allies, whom I announced
had the intention of joining us, but without effect,
for on the morning of the sth of May General
Zuologa made an arrangement with Juarez engag-
ing himself to hold the army of Marquez in check
while we were before Puebla. This dissipated our
illusions. Our retreat was effected without lute'.
ruption from the ecemy."
General Lorencez confirms the account published
by the French journals of the "glorious affair"
of the 18th May, in which the enemy, he states,
lost a flag, 1,200 prisoners, 150 killed, and 250
wounded.

The health of the French troors is good, and
,they are in excellent spirits.

ITALY.

PALERMO, Jun 30.
The royal princes have left for Trapani.
Garibaldi will go to Messina, and will afterwards
visit all the maritime establishments of Sicily.

NAPLES, JUDIE 30.

The Official Journal of to-day publishes the new
military arrangements that have been decreed for
rendering more efficacious the measures that are
being taken against brigandage.

THZ BRAZIL&
(P•r Parana, via Lisbon.)
BUENOS AYRES, MAT 29.

Exchange, 665. 6d. ; Ounces, 4184 ; Wet ealted
ox hides, 43 reale ; Dry hides, American, 44 reale ;
Wool, 80 to 100 dole. ; Tallow, 16 reale. Business
quiet.

MONTE VIDEO.

Exchange, 41d. Wet salted ox bides, 64
reale ; Dry hides, American, 68 reals ; Wool, 3i
to 5 dole. ; Tallow, 1% reale.

AUSTRALIA.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 1.

The Agincourt, from Melbourne on the 16th of
March, has arrived off here. She brings 32,000
ounces of geld.
The Dover Castle, from Melbourne on the 27th
of March, arrived off here this morning with 46,000
ounces of gold. She landed three passengers.

Sunday being the octave of the Fite Dieu, the
Pans churches were thronged with gazers upon the loll;
processions of priests which took place, sometimes within
the church, sometimes without. The higher orders of the
clergy in their rich vestments, attended by all the in-
ferior ecclesiastical bodies, marched in grave solemnity,
preceded by military music, with tapers, with incense, and
with banners, making a considerable show. The pulpits
were for the most part filled with the first preachers in
Paris. That their discourses could not have stink deep on
the senses of all their auditors, may be supposed from the
fact that a very considerable portion of the well-dressed
community mounted their carriages immediately after the
ceremony, and wee borne away with fishiosable rapidity to
the races which took place at IA Marche that day.