The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-04 00:00:00

SYRIA.

The Moniteur of to-day says :—" The represen-
tatives of the great powers assembled yesterday, in
order to sign the protocol stipulating that the mea-
sures which have been arranged in common shall be
immediately carried into execution."
The Moniteur also contains the following, dated
" Condantisople, August 2.
" The Governor-General of Damascus has been
deprived of office and sent away from Syria, in
order to be tried by the proper tribunals.
"The Governor-General of Beyrout has been
arrested."

The Condi/146mnd asserts that orders for depar-
ture have been despatched to the troops.
A Constantinople letter, in the Moniker, com-
municates the instructions which the Ottoman
government had sent to the governors of the dis-
tricts in which the recent atrocities have taken
place. After characterising these acts as contrary
to the law of Mohammed and the benevolent and
paternal feelings of the Emperor, and threatening
the authors of them with the severest punishment,
the governors are enjoined to watch night and day
to prevent such things, as " the country is at a
critical and dangerous epoch," and are commanded
and empowered to use the most efficient means for
their prompt suppression.
Our own correspondent writes from Malta :

On the 17th, off Paxo, the Alhambra passed through the
English Beet, consisting of her Majesty's ships Marlborough,
Crony, St. Jean d'Aere, Victor Emmanuel, James Watt,
queen. Neptune, Doris, Liffey, Oannet, and Boxer. It
was reported they were about to start for the ooast of Syria.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, SATURDAY.

The Ost Dettsche Post of to-day says :—" On
Monday the first sitting of the grand committee of
the council of the empire will take place.
"The Hungarian members of the Reicherath will
present a memorandum, demanding reforms on a
federal Nods. Count Szecsen it said to be the
author of this memorandum, which appears to have
a prospect of meeting with a considerable majority
iu its favour."

VIENNA, AUGUST 3.

Immediately on his return from Tdplitz, the
Emperor signified to his minister's his desire that the
whole of the reforms which for neatly a year after
the programme of Luxembourg have been in the
course of elaboration, should be finished and pro-
mulgated at as early a period as possible. It is
believed that this act would strengthen the alli-
ance between Prussia and Austria, the bases of
which were concerted iu the interview at Tiiplitz.
It is stated that the approaching anniversary of
the Emperor Francis Joseph's birthday (20th
August next), will be marked by the solemn pro-
mulgation of the reforms which are so impatiently
awaited by all classes in Austria.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AUSTRALIAN, BOM-
BAY, AND MAURITIUS MAILS.

The Panther, with the above mails, arrived at
Marseilles at 2 p.m. yesterday. Mail left for London at
5 p.m.
The mails were brought from Alexandria to Malta by the
Masailia, and thence to Marseilles, per Panther.
The Massiba, with the heavy portion of the MAN and a
part of the passengers, was to leave Malta at 4 p.m. on the
31st July, and may therefore be expected at /Southampton
about the !Ith instant.

The remainder of the paatengen looked for at South-
ampton by the Pera about the 10th

OUTWARD MAILS.

The Nepaul, with the wails of the 20th and
26th of June, readied Men, to rout( to Mauritius, on the
12th of July.

The Candle, with the Calcutta and China mails of same
date, arrived at Aden on the 14th of July, having towed
the Simla from Gibbel Tear.

The Nemesis, with the mails of the 4th to 11th of June,
reached Ceylon on the sth of July (2 days early).
The Ceylon (from Southampton, 20th) arrived at Malta
on the 29th of July.
The Valetta (from Marseilles, 28th) left Malta on the
31st of July, at 1 am., for Alexandria.

INDIA.
CALCUTTA, JUNE 18.
The indigo prospects are more favourable, and
quotations are 4r. higher.
Bhirtings are dull, without change in prices. Mule twist is
Arm, with a tendency to rise. A decline of 4r. has taken
plies in raw silk. Copper has improved lr. Freights are
unchanged. Exchange on London is quoted 2s. Odd. Go-
vernment securities are unaltered.

CHINA.
SHANGHAI, MAT 30.
Trade is suspended. Grey shirting, are dull. Tea is un-
changed. The silk market is quiet. The settlements
during the past fortnight reach 1,200 bales. The total ex-
port to date amounts to 65,700 bales. Exchange on Lon-
don is ad. higher. Freights are unchanged.
CANTON, Juan' 6.
Grey shillings, cA ; catty have declined sc. Mule twist
is also 2c. lower. The tea market is dull. The total ex-
port to date amounts to 79,120,00011 x. Exchange on Lou-
don is unaltered.