The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

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ATMEIT INTIEMAGENCTIL
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AMERICA.

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ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN.
(or Oresseasilej
The following are the heals of the sews brought
by the Pernian :

NEW YORK, JONI 24, Imam
The blockade of all ports in the United States
has been raised.
The 26 per cent. restriction on cotton west of the
ollississippi has been removed.
Gold, 144.

NEW YORK. Jun 23, Eurasia.
The message of the governor to the Virginia
legislature urges the avoidance of all legislatioh
calculated unneesnarily to imitate the people. He
recommends fewer restrictions in the regulation of
the white elective franchise. As neither himself nor
the legislature have the control of the negru suf-
frage, they will not deliberate on that question.
The government bee ordered an additional reduc-
tion of the army by 50,000 men.
The 25 per cent. restriction on cotton wept of the
Mississippi has been removed.
Admiral Dumont is dead.
NEW 'YORK, Jun 24, Nolumm
President Johnson has officially announced that
the blockade of all United States ports including
Galveston, has been raised, and they will be open
to foreign commerce after July 1.
The City of London and the Germania will take
208,000 dole. in specie.
, The City of Manchester has irived out.
NEW YORK, 3mri 24, Ammons.
The City of Bontetrigrived here this afternoon.
NEW YORK, Jun 94, EVINOI6.
The Californian steamer Golden Rule has been
wrecked off Ronedor Reef. All hands were saved.
CONXBIKIIAL INTELLIORNOE.
" NEW YORK, Jun 23, Em ma.
Money abundant. Gold 1411, Stooks dull. New
York Centrals, 981 ; Erie, 76! ; 5-20 Bonds, 1031.
NEW YORK, Jun 24,Evzinto.

Money abundant. Gold 142}. Exchange on
London, 166 ; ditto on Paris, 3.624. Stocks dull.
New York Centrals, 921 ; Illinois Centrals, 1221 ;
Erie, 75/ ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1031.
Cotton veil firm ; middling Upland, 41c. Flour
declining. Wheat dull. Corn, good inquiry.
Provisions dull. Coffee steady. Sugar and mo-
lasses quiet. Petroleum dull. Crude, 35c. ;
refined, 52c.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Jun 23.

Advices received here from San Francisco state
that the agents of Juarez have placed a loan of ten
million dollars on the San Francisco market.

ARRIVAL FROM NEW ZEALAND.
GRAVESEND, JULY 4.

The Celeano, from Otago, has arrived here. She
brings 3,407 ounces of gold, 24 passengers, and a
full cargo.

(izam's zanies.)
THE BRIGAND GIARDIILLO.
NAPLES, Jun 28.

"The brigand Giardullo (says the Italia) conti-
nues his revelations. Many arrests have already
been made, and it appears that others will speedily
follow. The incidents divulged by Giardullo are of
so extraordinary a character as to appear utterly
improbable, implicating many persons who have
hitherto been esteemed liberal and trustworthy, as
being the protectors and promoters of brigandage.
" We think it well to be very reserved in this mat-
ter, not deeming it right to cast a public slur upon
names hitherto honoured, because they have been
impeached to the magistracy by an assassin.
"Let us wait until the conclusion of the trial
shall throw more light on the facts, and then only
should the public press hold up to universal in-
famy the names of those upon whom judgment has
fallen."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

VIM OUR OW

PARIS. MONDAT Viacom
A pamphlet, containing the Emperor's notes on
his recent tour in Algeria, has been printed and
distributed (among other persons) to all the
ministers, but it is declared " not published." The
following is a copy of the title-page :
Policy of France
In Algeria.
This pamphlet is not pnblisbei.
Paris :
Imperial Printing-office.
NOCCCLIV.
Dose at the Palace of the Tuileries,
June 20, 1865.
(Signed) NAPOLION.
The Prease says the pamphlet contains sixty-eight
pages. M. de Girardin's journal regrets that an
attempt should be made to deny it that publicity
which it is sure to have, and particularly
that copies should not have been given to
the members of the Corps Legislatif, who will
have to discuss the new law oonoerning Algeria.
It would be better at once to announce the
pamphlet on sale at the office of the publisher of
"Julius Caesar," than to leave it to come out sur-
reptitiously in foreign journals, which it is sure to
do in the course of a few days. I rather think the
Prose is mistaken in saying that the Corps Legis-
latif will have anything to do with the changes
about to be introduced in the constitution of Al-
geria. The only pending legislation that I know
of is the senates consultum, on which M. Delangle
has made a report. That hard Latin phrase may
be something more important than a law, or it may
be only (as in the late Galignani case) the cumbrous
sanction of a small conveyancing transaction. But
in either event the representatives of the people
have no voice in the matter. As to Algeria it is
for the Senate alone to sanction the decree which
makes all Algerians "Frenchmen," and yet not
" French citizens."
A Florence letter, of June 26, in the /Mips's-
dance Beige, says that the great prize of the
National Rifle Shooting Match was gained by a
priest !—M. Bernasconi, the curd of Como. When
the King distributed the prizes M. Bernasconi
mounted the steps of the throne in his ecclesias-
tical robes and the astonished crowd applauded
frantically when they found a patriot clothed in a
costume which but too generally is the emblem of
a foreign allegiance. It is asserted that the King,
on delivering the prize, said to the curd, " I wish
more of your colleagues were like you." The cor-
respondent, without vouching for the authenticity
of this expression, says it is in the mouths of
everybody as having been uttered by Victor

Emmanuel.
An extraordinarily fatal socident from lightning is
reported from Britsnny. The Courier de Bretagne
says that on Wedneeday last, at a place called
Corey, in the department of Plaistow% five people
were killed and ten others seriously injured in one
field.