The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-12 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAI/i.
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The Royal Mail Company's steam ship yioi,
nian Captain Sawyer, with the above nails ardeic,
Southampton yesterday she brought. 205 poem,:
specie value 767,672 dole.; ; also on Bet
ro taii7292 447 i
coffee, 452 sacks cocoa, 102 sens see
ginger, 91 bales sarsaparilla, 156 bales bark 1167
her , 460 bales cotton, and 150 packages era Inn
'The Tasmanian left St. Thomas on the 291 k sh
brings dates from Grey Town to May 16 ; Jags 71,1
Demerara, 23 ; Tohago, Z 3 ; Trinidad and Grey
.11
St. Vincent, 25 ; I3arbadoes and St. Lucia,26;
Guadeloupe, Dominique, and Antigua, 27 ; eat*
28th ult.
The West India steamer Bolivar, from Lively*, ed.,
at Colon on the 17th ult. When getting up to Isr,r,
I she got foul of the Royal Mail Company's new wied:l7ll
caused it considerable injury.
Her Majesty's corvette Clio pilled from &Mem
the 27th for Mazatlan and coast of Mexico.
The Pacific Company's mail steamer Sant*
dates from Valparaiso to May 3 ; Caldera, 5; iiee
Callao, 14 ; Guayaquil, 15 ; and Faits, 16,
Panama on the 20th.
The Panama Star and Herald of the 23rd
tains a long account of the bombardment of Calks`
Spanish squadron, intelligence of which receivedeldu
York, has already been given in our columns. NIA,
mg are additional details :
The
Spaniards returned to their anchorage Merge
from the town, maintaining a strict blockade, sod lore,
steam up every day, kept up alarm on shore and ty oit!
tinned suspenaion of business. At daybreak oa 1M ltl
the store ships acompanying the squadron were sga
getting under sail, end shortly afterwards the wiedete,
on the move. People could not believe it—could Shim
sible that that noble fleet, under the boast*" Gat
Flag of Castille," was absolutely clearing eat, crepe',
defeated, for ever henceforth to be branded with the ip
miry which at every step it has obtained since it err
these waters.
Through the British Charge d'Affaires in Una theft
soon cleared up. To him Mendez Nunez eeramakug
that he retires from Peruvian waters, and this Make
he gives in the following note :—" To John Barks, he
H.B.M.'s Charge d' Affaires, Lima:—Havag ewe]
Peru for the unjustprovocation given by be pe,
meat, by the bo ent of Callao and the singe
her fortifications of whose many and heavy gum
,4hree were replying to the fire of this 'qualm Mai
''retired to its anchorage, the undersigned has Wyew
'to announce to John Barton, Esq. that from adulate*
blockade of Callao is raised, and that
squadroa learn*
waters of l'eru, at the same time assuring him AS des
government of Peru should molest or permit inkoiggisli
done to Spanish subztil resident in Fern, the lard has
of her Catholic Ma eety will return to these liiiolll4
venge the same. e undersigned improves this sine
tumty to reiterate to Sir. Barton the unmet gi Sim
sideration and esteem.

Signed, CASTRO Munn Witt'
There is in this despatch something so Mutt*, a
feeble, so disgraceful as owning from a pretentirior
like Spain, that there was in the mind of rood a
reading it, more of pity than anything else at its a jecno,
On the 11th May, the following important dean in
promulgated by the Peruvian government :—"Art. I. %a
and after that date subjects of Spain are prohibits' be
entering Peruvian territory. Spaniards acting is Atkin
of this will be judged and condemned as spies."
The news from Jamaica brought by this said
without importance.

MAMIE!

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