The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-02 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARcs 1.

The Etendard of this evening asserts that the
letsperor signed yesterday a decree for the reor-
g:intsation of the infantry, in conformity with the
report of the Minister of War, published this
morning by the Moniteur de r Arnsie. Each regi-
ment is to consist in future of twenty companies
instead of twenty-two while on a peace footing,
but of twenty-seven when on a war footing.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, MARCH 1, 3.30 P.N.

The Bonne has been flat. Renter for the new
account closed at 69.95, or 32c. lower than yes-
terday.

AMERICA.
(NT ATLANTIC TALIORAPIL)
NSW YORK, MAK% 1, Nom.
Tho present Congress will not pass any tariff
bill.

Opening prices :—Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange
on London, mt. Five-Twenty United States
Bonds, 11l ; Illinois, 116 ; Erie, 64

NEW YORK, ItAwe 1, 5 Tx.

Cloning Prices :—Gold, 139. ; Sterling Exchange
on London, 1064 ; Stocks, dull ; 5-20 United States
Bonds, 111; Illinois, 115} ; Erie, 55k. Cotton ;
Middling Upland, 32.

THE EYRE TESTIMONIAL IN JAMAICA.—The Eyre
Testimonial Committee having memorialised her Majesty to
permit Mr. Eyre to receive the subscriptions raised in this
island as a teetimonial for the services rendered toJamaicahy
Mr. Eyre during the late rebellion, received from the Colonial
Secretary the following communication setting forth the
inability of her Majesty's Secretary of State to advise her
Majesty :—" Colonial Secretary's Office, December, 1866.
" Sir—With reference to your letter of September last, I
am directed by the governor to inform you that he is in-
structed by the Secretary of State to acquaint the gen-
tlemen who signed the memorial to the Queen, praying
that her Majesty will allow Mr. Eyre to accept a testi-
monial
which they desire to pre'ent to him, that it has
been laid before her Majesty, but that his lordship has
been unable to advise her Majesty to their request. I have
the honour to be sir, your obedient servant, HENRY T.
lama— Hon. L Q. Illowerbank, Lc., Kingston."
Under these circumstances, the committee addressed a
circular to the representatives of the several parishes for
the purpose of ascertaining the wish of the subscribers.
The secretary of the Eyre Defence Fund, Mr. Hume, was
at the same time communicated with on the subject, and
Mr. Hume replied that the amount would be received by
the London Committee, and would he added to the fund
for the defence of Mr. Eyre, and if a balance remained
after the prosecution, or in the event of the prosecution
being abandoned, it would be given to Mr. Eyre. The
subscribers have all agreed to this arrangement, and the
money now in the bank, amounting to 1,6061. Ira. 9d.,
after paying trilling sums for expenses, amounting to
U. 12a. 9d,, is to-day remitted, on account, to Mr. Hamil-
ton Hume, the secretary of the Eyre Defence Fund.—
Jamaica Gleaner, Feb. 9.
EMIOItATII,Y FROMLIVERPOOL.—During the
month of February in the present year 21 vessels left
Uverpool, under the act, carrying a total number of 4,:194
paseengers-2111 cabin and 4,125 steerage. Of these 4.12.5
sailed to the United States in 20 ships ; 1,823 being Eng-
lish, 74 Scotch. 1,263 Irish, and 965 from other countries.
One vessel sailed to Victoria, with 100 passengers, all
steerage, 8 of them being English, S Scotch, Si Irish, and
3 from other countries. Of ships not under the act there
sailed to the United States 9, carrying 334 passengers ; to
Victoria, 1, containing 48 passengers ; Queensland, 1, 31
passengers; West Indies, 2, with 34 passengers (cabin);
South America, with 66 cabin passengers ; South Africa,
2, with 21 cabin passengers ; Japan, 1, with 4 cabin pas-
sengers ; total, 21 ships mid fill passengers •, and grand
total for the month, 4.../35 passengers, and 42 ships.
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