The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-18 00:00:00

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL

IN Juvz 16.

The Pers arrived here this day with 'the heavy
portion of the Australian mail. She left Alexandria June 4;
Malta, 7th ; and Gilbraltar, 11th. She brought 133 pas-
sengers, amongst whom were Colonels C. H. and H. Green,
Lieut.-Colonels Brett and Eldingtou, Captains Gray.
Shiffner, sod lambert, and Lientennnt Collingwood.
Among.; her cargo were specie worth 1,300/., and 1,693
bales at silk.

At Malta was Admiral Munily's fleet, consisting of her
Majesty's ships Marlborough, James Watt, Mt. Jean d'Aern,
Agamemnon, Exmouth, Cluny, Assurance, Medina, and
Intrepid. The London, left for Palermo, and the Miegera
for England, June 7. A‘Gibesitar were her Majesty's ships
Doris, Quail, Lapwing, and Scourge. The Melpomene wag
at Tangiers waiting for the Moorish ambassador, and the
Queen was met with on the Bth inst. steering S.W. The
Ceylon, with the India mail of the 4th, reached Gibraltar on
her way to Alexandria on the 9th. The Emil packet Mag.
dalena was parsed on the 13th.
The Pere passed the barque Victoria of Falmouth, the
brig Dan, and the Devonshire leas, on the 4th inst., and
the yacht Ursuline on the 13th.
The Gibraltar Chronicle, of the 11th lost., says :—" The
French steamship Minicab, Captain I. Gillette, from
Tame/rife and the various ports of Morocco, arrived here this
morning to coal on her way to Alicante and Marseilles. One
hundred camels, laden with specie, isicorted by 100 of the
Emperor's horsemen, reached the town of Mersgan on the
Bth inst. from Morocco. After depositing the treasure in
safety, the escort was ordered to join the camp at the
former party outside the town. the greatest harmony
prevailed between the natives, who bring from the in-
terior the produce of their lands, and the European
traders rending there. Trade continued brisk, eves
clay in wools, which were in good demand. Several sail-
ing vessels of various nations were in port, some loading and
others seeking cargo. Freights were lowering very much.
At Seel the Maronsin left five vessels taking in cargo. The
French steamer Egyption, Captain 011ivier, was at Casabi.
arse Allies up with wool, and was shortly expected to
leave for Gibraltar and Marseilles. The Moorish ambler.
dors to the Courts of St. James's and the Tuileries arrived
at Tangier from Fax yesterday. Her Majesty's screw frigate
Melpomene, Captain Ewart, and the Erenrh screw frigate
Foudre, were at Tangier waiting to receive thew personages
and their respective suites. The authorities at that pare
were unremitting in their duty putting on board the fri-
gates provisions and refreshments for the voyage."
Exchange at Gibraltar on Londoo, dare' date, 501.

Mr. A. Cuthbert, of Georgia, hag emancipated
his slaves, 75 in number ; 70 of whom he had sent to Liberia.

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