The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-05 00:00:00

INDIA.

BOMBAY, TEL 11.

The 31st Regiment of Foot will embark in the
Earl of Clare for Chins, on the 16th and lath
February.
The 3rd Regiment of Native Infantry is expected
from Wusund, and will embark on board the Dal-
housie and Prince Arthur on the lath and 17th
February.

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1, MAURITIUS, AND

BOMBAY MAILS.

MARSEILLES, Malta/ 4.
The Valetta, with the above mails, arrived here
to-day at six p.m. The mails leave for London at 10 p.m.
Letters will be delivered in London on Tuesday morning.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(mom or& owx 001133/POIIDIXT.)

PARIS, SUNDAY EV11411.10.

There is a complete lull in politics to-day. The
conflict between the E nperor's speech and the
events now poising in Italy is so patent that the
journals shrink from touching on the subject.
There is not a line in the evening papers worth
quoting.
The Emperor has resolved to form a corps of
imperial guard in the navy, on the model of the one
that existed under the first empire. It is said that
this new forte will be organised forthwith.
Baron Gros has been selected to fulfil, on the
part of France, a mission in China, analogous to
that of Lord Elgin for England. It is expected
that the two plenipotentiaries will leave for Hong
Kong on March 11, on board the same packet.
Baron Gros will be invested with full power
to conclude a treaty of peace with the Emperor of
Annam, and to settle the rights of the French in
Cochin China for the future. His negotiations to
this end will be supported by • Spanish plenipoten-
tiary, who left Marseilles for Tourane on Feb. 29.

The Prince Regent and the Princess of Prussia,
the princes and princerees of the Prussian royal family,
together with the members of the other priacely families now
in Berlin, sad many persons of the highe t dietinction, were
present ate acing at the palace of the Prince and Princess
Frederic William on t►s night of Wednesday last. Another
soirio Isamu:elk, with theatrical rspreeentetions, will take
place at the palace of their royal highnesses this week, and
will be the last et the sesson.

The Moisiteur of to-day announces that yesterday
the Minister se the United States presented his lellrea ds
ert'ance.

The official journal of It me of the 22nd ult.
eontalue an account of the interview between the Pope and
the British catholic. now mailing I■ Rune. They are
elated to have amoosisd to about 150 pea+ fns. " The..
persons belonged to various chimer, and to almost all the
provinces of the United Kingdom. They included six
bishops, several prelates, the superiors of We English, Scotch,
and Plan Colleges, as well as the heads of the Irish religious
corporations. The numer.me onopany of sr, ular persons
crowded with affectionate veneration to lice the foot of his
Holiness."

A letter from Rome, of the 26th tilt., says:—
"Yesterday morning another disturbance took plies at the
university, in consequence of the determination of govern-
ment to adopt harsher I■oll/001 than had been originally
apprehended towards the authors of the antbaddreas demon-
stration, tea of whom have been expelled the university, and
forty others prohibited from continuing their studies for
four years. A great crowd of students collected round the
vice-rector yesterday, vociferating their protisits against so
severe a ehastisement, end demanding that the prisoners
should be liberated, or that the weole body of students, es
being nearly uasnimoesly actuated by the mine sentiments.
should undergo the same punishment. Mousignor Campo-
dation, the motor who 'leaded to the students demands in
the first instance, and tore the &admire, bee fallen under the
Pope's havg displeasure for such an sot of we lees., but
he le said to have excused hiturelf to Cardinal Antonelli by
saiing—' It your eminence had been us nose the window as
I was when those mad youths were raging round me, you
would have contacted also, es 1 did, to anything they re-
gutted.' This morning the university is closed, bat on
Monday it is expected that there will be a renewal of these
I .

SERIAL TRAVELLING.—Professor Lowe, of New
York, who gave out last year that be intended to make •
trip to Europe In his mammoth sir ship, be. written to the
Charleston paper' stating that he hail been compelled,
through unioreeeen eircumetan• ea oenoected with the
mechanical emeritus end otb•r egiripmeats of the ship, to
postpone his drat experiment in wind n.vigation 'until the
spring of Mir year, when he intended to soles the problem.
Hs had been engaged for tome thee pest is examining the
upper cameo's, and had ascertained a current menial; front
wept Mame as reliable so the Gull Itterient. He wen new
seeking to discover a rehire current from east to west, in the
existence of which he bad a strong faith.

PP