The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-20 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Msaca 19.

The Emperor of Russia has spontaneously am-
nestied all Frenchmen sent to Siberia for partici-
pation in the last Polish insurrection. The Elan.
lard of this evening asserts that Mr Adams, the
United States minister in London, has made repre-
sentations to the British government in favour of
the Fenian prisoners in Ireland. A telegram re-
ceived here from Florence estimates the results of
the elections to the Italian parliament as follows :
Ministerial deputies, 239 ; opposition, 133. The
political principles of 28 deputies are not known,
and returns have still to be received from 70 elec-
toral districts.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, 31. tacit 19, E.lso.
_ .

The Nazione of this evening gives tho following
result of the elections to the Italian parliament :
Out of 493 elections, returns have been received
from 468, in 257 of which the ministerial candi-
dates have been elected, and in 173 opposition
candidates of various shades of political opinion.
The principles of the candidates returned in tho
remaining 38 elections are not known ; 116 of the
newly-elected deputies did not belong to the pre-
ceding legislature. Fourteen deputies have been
returned for several electoral districts.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, MARCH 19, 3.30 p.m.
The Bourse has been heavy. Routes closed at
69.02, or 18e. lower than yesterday.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, MARCH 18.

A motion for the adjournment of the vote pro-
posed by Deputy Avila, former finance minister,
was negatived by a large majority. Public opinion
is opposed to the new taxes.

THE WAR IN THE BRAZILS.
LISBON, MARCH 18.

The Messageries Iroperiales steamer Guienne
has arrived here with the Brazil mail, 202 pas-
sengers, 2,620 bags of coffee, and 191 bales of
cotton.

LISBON, MIICS 19.

Intelligence received here, derived from Para.
gnayan sources, asserts that two Brazi!ian iron-
clads have been placed hors de combat near Curu-
paity. The insurrection in the provinces of the Ar-
gentine Confederation is said to be extending, and
General Pannero, who was sent to suppress the
revolt, has been compelled to retreat. 2,500 Ar-
gentines have been taken from the Allied army to
oppose the insurgents. General alarm, it is alleged,
continues to prevail in Buenos Ayres, and many
arrests have been made.

MONTE VIDEO, Fen. 17.
Exchange on London, 52 ; on Paris, 550 545.

AMERICA.
(BT ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.)

NEW YORK,

MA RCN 18,

5 r. r.

The House of Representatives have agreed to
the supplement to the Reconstruction Bill passed
by the Senate, which provides for the elections of
constituent conventions in the Southern States.

Closing prices:—Gold, 134. Sterling exchange
on London, 109. Five-Twenty United States
Bonds, loot; Illinois, 116 ; Erie, 59i. Cotton:
Middling Upland, 32.

NEW YORK, 3lnecn 19, Noox.

Opening prices : —Gold, 1331. Sterling ex-
change on London, losi. 5-20 United States
Bonds, 100 ; Illinois, 115; Erie, 60.

NEW YORK, MARCH 19, NooN.

Intelligence received here from Vera Cruz, dated
the oth instant, announces that the Imperialists
have recaptured Tulancingo.

(=MIR'S TIRLEORAIL )
(Per the Java.)

NEW YORK, M*acn 6, Moaruso.

At the municipal election at Alexandria and Vir
ginia the negroes claimed the right to vote, nnder the moon-
struction bill. The authorities received the votes separately,
but refused to count them. The negroes intend to refer the
matter to the courts.

A letter from Secretary Seward has been published
officially, offering the mediation of the United States
between Spain and the republics of Peru, Chili, Bolivia,
and Ecuador, proposing a conference of plenipotentiaries of
those countries to meet at Washington the lit April next,
the President to designate the presiding officer, and in
case of di .agreement to indicate some state or sovereign
to act as umpire ; and an armistice to be declared sa
soon as the belligerents agree to the conference.
Intelligence received here from Mexico states that it
was reported that Romero had received advice. from Vera
Cruz to the 22nd of February, stating that Porfirio Dias,
with a large force of republicans, was between Puebla
and Mexico, cutting off the communication between the
capital awl the coast, and that the Imperial forces under
Mejia, Minima, and Mirgues had been defeated by Esc*.
bedo at Ganorotord on the 16th.