The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-27 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY ITENING, AUGITST 27, 1866.

THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO.

TURIN, Allover 25.
The Empress of Mexico arrived here yesterday
evening. The pdlitical, military, and municipal
authorities, and a representative of the royal
family, received her Majesty at the railway station.
The Empress has alighted at the Hotel de I'Enrope.

MILAN, A 131200? 26.

The Empress of Mexico has arrived here. Her
Majesty was visited on her arrival by the prefect
and the mayor.

FRANCE.

PARTS, Allover 26.

The Emperor took a carriage drive yesterday to
Neuilly, Puteaux, and Suresne. On arriving at
the works for the construction of the Seine em-

bankment his Majesty alighted from his carriage,
and was received by the workmen with loud cheers.
The Emperor had a long conversation with the
contractor, and left a liberal present to be distri-
buted among the workmen.

RUSSIA.

MOSCOW, AuorsT 25, EVZNING.

Martial law has been abolished in all the go-
verrunenta of the South West, excepting Kiew.
The American Embassy, on their journey from
St. Petersburg to Moscow, were enthusiastically
welcomed by large crowds, which gathered at all
the railway stations. At Novgorod an address
was presented to them by the governor of that pro-
vince. A banquet has been given here in their
honour at the club called " Mutual Support." Mr.
Fox, the American Envoy Extraordinary, replying
to a toast which was drunk to his health, said that
mutual support, the title of the club, must be the
emblem of the relations between Russia and Ame-
rica. The United States had always been ready
to hold out the bead of friendship to Russia.

THE POLISH INSURGENTS.
MOSCOW, AUGUR? 25.

Intelligence received here from Irkutsk states
that in the possession of one of the captured insur-
gents named Dombroffski, who had assumed the
title of Captain of the Staff of the Siberian Legion,
revolutionary handbills and letters were discovered,
showing that the insurgents had organised five
squadrons of trine. Of these the principal num-
ber were proviol with arms, some of them, how-
ever, being armed with scythes. On the sth July,
200 Polish prisoners, who had been defeated and
captured in Transbaikalien, were brought to Irkutsk.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Awns? 26.

The Diario E9agnol of to-day states that, in
dealing with persona guilty of spreading alarming
reports, the goverstment intends to avail itself of
the powers grants by the suspension of the con-
stitutional guarantees.

INDIA.
(s: DIRECT OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.).

BOXISAY, AUGUST 17, 3.48 P.Y.

71bs. shirtings, 7r. 14& Cotton dull. Dhollerah,
335 r. Shipment of the week, 1,100 bales. Ex-
change on London. Is. 111 d. Government securi-
ties : Four per Cents., 901 ; Five per Cents., 1061 ;
Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1111. Freights to
Liverpool, 15s. The latest London date is
August 3.
CALCUTTA, AUGUST 16.
Bilbs. shirtings, Br. 14a. Exchange on London,
Is. 111 d. Freights to England, 45e.

AMERICA.
(HT ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.)
NEW YORK, AUGUST 23, Evnima.

Gold, 150.1. Exchange on London, 1601 ; 5-20
United States Bonds, 1101. Middling Upland, 34c.

THE KING AND QUEEN OF TUE BELGIAN:4.—
A grand family dinner was given at Laeken on the Wird
inst. to celebrate an anniversary of a double nature. The
Queen had then completed her 30th year, and it was just
thirteen years day for day since her Majesty (then Arch-
duchess of Austria) was married at the age of 17, at Brus-
sels, to the Duke de Brabant, now Ding Leopold 11. The
Belgian Moniteur misname** that their Majesties and the
Count de Flandre will pay an official visit to the towns of
Mundt and St. Trend in Limburg on Sept. 1, visit the
Camp of Beverloo on the 2nd and 3rd, and proceed to
the town of Tongree on the 4th, returning to Brussels in
the evening.
Garibaldi is about to hold a grand review of all
the Italian volunteers in the plain of Montechiari.
The two sons of Abd-el-Kader have returned
to Paris from the Pyrenees. They ate to make a short
stay in the French capital, and proceed to Marseilles to
rejoin their father at Damascus.
The composer Verdi and his wife have just left
Paris for Cauterets in the Pyrenees.
The Paris Constibitionne/ announces that the
police have just discovered in the Rue des Jardiniere, a
clandestine slaughter-house for horses, which daily passed
its products on the markets' beef. The commissary found
under a shed a horse partly cut up, and two others still
living. A journeyman butcher found on the premises was
arrested, and seal' were placed on the doors.
HOMEWARD AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS DUE
AT LIVIEPOOL.—The steamers carrying the above mails,
and due at Liverpool this weak, are the Moravian, from
Quebec on the 18th inst. ; the Etna, from New York on
the same day ; and the Java, from New York on the 22nd
inst. The Moravian will no doubt arrive to-morrow
(Tuesday), and the Etna on Thursday. The Java will
moat likely reach Liverpool on Saturday next. The out-
going American and Canadian mail steamers this week are
the City of Boston, for New York, on Wednesday ; the
Peruvian, for Quebec, on Thursday; and the China, for
Halifax and Boston, on Saturday.
DOVER AND CALAIS INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY.—
The suggestion for making a tunnel beneath the bed of the
English Channel wherein to lay ibis loecprojected line
has been condemned as impracticable, whilst the feasi-
bility of constructing suspension or girder bridges with
spans of from seven miles to 21 miles has been considered
questionable ; nor has the tube upon the channel bed, pro-
tected by a bank of stones been received with much
greater favour, notwithstanding the success of the Pneu-
matic Despatch Company. The latest proposition is that
of Mr. Charles Boutet, who states that he can, at • cost of
16,000,0001. sterling, construct gigantic pontoon bridge,
with all the necessary appurtenances, and get the work
open for traffic in five years. There will be openings for
the convenience of ships navigating the Channel at each
end of the bridge, and the bridge will be provided with
lighthouses, refreshment buffets, ordinary carriage, waya,
and four rows of palarapi by way of illumination. Mr.
Boutet considers the French will readily alter the gauge
of their railways when the bridge is completed. —Alining
Journal.

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THI LATE EKBEZZLZMINT AND FORGERY AT
KING'S Lin .—Farther investigations of the affair of
Messrs. Everaid and Sous have disclosed defalcations to a
mush greater erteet that was imagined. The deficiency
is now said to be little sheet of 6,00 W., and Booing is still
at large. He by been heard of and den at the neighbour-
ing towns of St. Ives and Ely, but has bailed all the at-
tempts of the local polies to aced him apprehend**. ft is
believed that some of his friends have found means to
silthim with funds to leave the country.
MandtesSer Examiner announces the suspen-
cies of Mews. Walley and Co., sotton inanufacturety.
Blackburn. They had from 600 to 700 looms in work.
The amount of their liabilities has not been fully ascer-
tained.