The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-18 00:00:00

BOMBAY MAIL

The Ottawa arrived at Suez on the 10th April.
The Valetta arrived at Marseilles tide morning at 6
a.m. Mails left for London at 10 a.m. The Euxine ar-
rived at Alexandria on the 12th ; expueted at Malta on
the 17th, and at Southampton on the 27th inst.

OUTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
The Pera arrived at Malta on the 12th at 3 p.m.,
and mailed for Alexandria 13th, at 10 a.m.
The Panther arrived at Malta on the 14th at 9 p.m., and
riled at midnight for Alexandria.
The Alhambra left Malt for Corfu at !midnight on
the 14th.
The Colombo, with the London mail* of the 90th and
27th of February, reached PoLut-de-Gallo on the 26th of
March, en rook to Calcutta.

THE PAPAL STATE&

The following is the text of the order of the day
lamed by General de Lamoriciere. A telegraphic
summary has already appeared :

ORDEI OF THI DAT.

ROME, APRIL 9.
Soldierv,—Our Holy Palter the Pope, Pius LX., having
deigned to call me to defend has ignored and thmaWned
rights, I have not !Imitated for a moment to resume my
sword.

At the sound of the venerable voice that not long ago
proclaimed from the summit of the Vatican to the world
the dangers besetting the patrimony of St. Peter, catholic.
were moved, end their emotion spread rapidly from one end
cat the earth to the other. in fact, Christianity is not alone
the religion of the civilised world, but it bee been the
principle and the life itself of civilisation, since the pipocy
has le•en the centre of Christianity. MI Christian nation'
now chow that their conscience feels these grand tenths
which constitute our faith.

Revolution, as Islamism formerly, now threatens Europe,
and now, as then, the canoe of the papacy is the cause of
eiviliaatiou and of the liberty of the world.
Soldier■, have confidence, and be sure that Cod will
uphold our courage, and raise it to the height of the cause,
the defence of which he has confided to our arm+.
The General in Chief, DE LAMIMICIERE.

On Good Friday the King of Prussia received the

sacrament from the hands of Dr. Snethlage, chief of the
Consistorial Council, who visited his Majesty several times
during Passion Week, and after much convermtion on the
topic of the communion, the King expressed an earnest wish
that the sacrament should be administered to him.

TUE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAIL'.ROCTIIARVTON, TIIINDAL— The Atrato left here today
with the West India and Pacific mai4 She took out shout
SO passengers, amongst whom were Governor Hamilton, of
Antigua, Captains Evelyn, Peddle, and Davison, Deputy.
Assistant Commisaary•General Prissick, Lieutenant Goal-
all, soil Assistant Suwon' Caudell and Lend. Amongst
I her canto were quicksilver worth 1401., foreign coin worth
400/* French jewellery worth 2,2191., and English jewel.
,
lery worth 1,874 f. The Tagus also left here to-day with
the mails for Vigo, Oporto, and Lisbon. Amongst her
carp, VIM specie worth 4271.
BOARD luP TRADE, APRIL lA—Moms TO MASI-
NERA.- The Lord* of the Committee of Privy Council for
Troth, have received, through the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's
' minister at Berlin, notifying that the Prussian government
; have altered the regulations hitherto in force for compelling
merchant ships to hoist their colours when posting the for-
tress of Swinoemunde. The military authorities have orders
to proceed as follows whenever the master of a ship neglects
to show his colours :-1. To call attention by firing en un-
leaded cannon from the fort. 2. To fire a cannon shot over
the ship as a second warning. 3. If the above is unheeded,
to fire a cannon shot through the ship's rigging.—Geom.!.
DINTRIIICTION OF NAVAL PRIZ6IIONNY.—NOIiOO
is given in yesterday's Gazette that the distribution of the
slave Met tonnage bounties awarded for the hrigautioe,
name unknown or Lucia, enplaned to he the Windward,
captured on the 4th November, 18117, by her Majesty's
ship Alecto, will commence on Monday, the Zrel
Mal, in the Prize Branch of the Department of the
" Accountant•CenitrAl of the Navy, Admiralty, &Merle:
house."