The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK BY TELE-

GRAPH TO HALIFAX.

NW Yon; MARCH B.—The loss of every soul on board
the Hungarian is fully confirmed.
Stocks in improved demand, and slightly dearer. Cotton
steady, sales in the last three days 9,000 bales. Middling
Uplands, Flour and wheat rather dull, and better
grades somewhat easier. Provisions steady, excepting pork,
which is somewhat easier.

ORIZANN Karim 7.—Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day,
16,000 balm Sales in the previous two days, 29,000 balsa.

BOMBAY MAIL.

The Madras reached Suez on the 11th instant.

The Veetis left Malta for Mane'nits at 9 a. m. on the 113th
instant. The &minty letters will probably be delivered on
Wednesday morning.
. .

The Delia left Malta at 11 a.m. on the 18th inst. for
Southampton, where she may be expected about the 27th.
The &MIMI arrival at Aden, en route for Australia, on
the 6th mat.

A letter from arghorn of the 12th says :—" A
friar, in his monastic attire, stood up yesterday morning in
the Piazza di Palazzo Vecchio, at Florence, and began
preaching against annexation in words belonging to the fire
and brimstone style of eloquence. The people laid bold of
.ad ho oxistit hero some to riot had it not been for
the timely interference of respectable citizens—among whom
was the secretary-general of the government, Celestite)
Bianchi, who rescued the maniac from the fury of the justly-
incensed people."

In ancient usage, which dates from the time of
Henry IV.—that of giving agricultural lectures on Sunday,
after maaa—hag lately been revived in some communes of
France, under government patronage.
UNITRD STATES AND CANADIAN MAIM —LI VER.
root„ YAWN 17.—The British and North American Royal
Mail steamship Arabia, Captain James Stone, took her de-
about 4 o'clock this afternoon for New York direct, tak.
outparengerasodthe mails for the United States, Canada,
kc. the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's new straw
steamer Canadian, Captain Ballautine, will take her de-
parture on Wednesday, at lam a.m., for Portland (Maine),
via Queenstown, taking out passengers and the United
States and Canadian nails. The Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Steamship Company's screw steamer
Kangarun, Captain Broils, will also take her departure on
Wedneday, at 11 a.m., for New York, via Queeustown,
with passengers and the United States mail. Telegraphic
despatches for all parts of the American continent, will be
received at the OIL* of the American Telegraph Com-
pany, 10, Exchange-street East, for any steamer within a
few minutes of her departure. The box at the Liverpool
post-office will he open on Wednesday fur the receipt of
letters, &c., Intended to be forwaried by the Canadian,
till 0 am, and rid Queetudown until 9.30. p.m.
TILE OUTWARD WEST INDIA, PRNINEWLA., AND
AMERICAN MAIM —SOUTHAMPTON, MATC !MAT. —The Royal
Mail Company's steamship La Plate, Captain Weller,
sailed hence today, at 2.30 p.m.. with the fortnightly mails
for the West Indies, Pacific, California, and Central Ame-
rica. She took 56 passengers, and on freight, specie,
5,1201.; jowellet7, 4,7501.; diamonds, 300 f.; quicksilver,
42f.; and a full cargo of French and English merchandise,
The Peninsular and Oriental Company a steamer, Tagus,
Captain Hall, also sailed hence at 2 p.m., with the Iliad
malls for the Peninsular ports, 9 passengers, and a general
cargo, chief y English manufactures. The Hamburg and
American Company's mail steamship, Bavaria, Captain
will sail tomorrow (Sunday)with the German and
English mails for Nor York direct. She takes out a very
large cargo, and-upwards of 450 passengers. The Prninsulat
and Oriental Company's steamer, China, Captain Joe, is
preparing to take out the East India and China mails cif the
inst.