The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-06 00:00:00

CHINA.

HONG KONG, JOLT 12.
Grey shirting., Oi catty, dols. 3.55. Water
twist, 16-24, 185. Tea unchanged. Total ex-
port, 33,000,0001b5. Exchange on London,
44. fid.

SHANGHAI, JULY 7.
Grey ahirtine, 61 catty, 2.75 taels. Tea :
Oongon dull. Silk active and advancing. Ex-
change on London, 6s. 4d. Freights, 3/.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, AucesT 5, 3.30 P.M.
The Bourse has been firm. Renter closed at
69.17, or 10e. higher than on Saturday.

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MALTA, JULY 31.

The English Mediterranean fleet, under the
' command of Vice-Admiral Lord Clarence Paget, is still at
Toulon, according to the latest aooonnta, and it is not
' expected to return to Malta before the end of next month
or the early part of the following one. The screw steam
frigate, Endymion, 21, Captain C. Wake, which arrived in
Malta on the 29th inst. from the Firer's, is to leave in a
day or two to join the fleet at Toulon, in order to enable
lthe officers and crew to visit the Paris Exhibition. The
only English men-of-war at present in this port besides
the Endymion, are the receiving ship Hibernia, bearing
the flag of Rear Admiral Kellett, C. 8., and the screw
steam sloop Cruiser, Commander Singer. There are also
lying in the portof Malta the two Austrian frigates Schwar-
senburg, bearing the pendant of Commander Pokorny, and
the Archduke Ferdinand Max. The Italian corvette,
Euridice, 20, arrived here yesterday from Algiers.
According to intelligence received in Malta yesterday
from Sicily, the cholera is still raging in that island, par-
ticularly in Catania, where it is committing serious ravages.
Palermo and Messina are free from the disease, but the
neighbouring villages are infected.
The sanitary state of these islands is satisfactory--thanks,
perhaps, to the rigorous quarantine measures adopted by
the local govcrnment,with the view of preventing a second
visitation of the disease which proved so disastrous to the
inhabitants in the year 1866.

' The Courrier d'Orient says that the Emperor
Napoleon promised the Sultan, when the latter was in
Paris, that be would pay him a return visit to Constanti-
nople towards the end of this summer. The Empress
Eugenie is to accompany the Emperor, and will avail
herself of the occasion to gratify a long-cherished desire,
that of visiting Syria, Jerusalem, and Egypt.
NEW YORK, Avourrr 4. —The Inman steamer
City of Baltimore arrived here at 3 p.m. to-day. All well.
BT. NAZAIRE, A VOW'S s.—The steamer Louisiana
has arrived here with the mails from the Antilles and
Mexico, 170 passengers, and 320,000 francs in specie.
Tea CHOLERA IN SICILY.—WO regret to state
that, according to telegraphic intelligence received in
Malta, the cholera at Catania is still on the increase. A
private telegram from Messina of the 25th inst., announces
that the state of the public health of that town is excel-
lent. The official accounts of the cholera in Sicily, dated
Palermo the 4th of July, report as follows : In the pro-
vince of Girgenti, from the ltth to the 27th of June, 2,573
attacks and 1,371 deaths; Caltanisetta, from the 17th to
the 27th, 1,30 f attacks and 762 deaths ; Trapani, from
the 19th to the 27th, 17 attacks and 13 deaths ; Catania,
from the 23rd to the 28th, 107 attacks and 51 deaths.
For the week ended July 4, for the
rovinees of Catania,
Girgenti, and Trapani the attacks were
2,383 and the deaths 1,421. Palermo and Messina enjoy
perfect health, and both have established cordons against
infected districts.—Matta Observer, July 29.
Gana IN INDIA.—In the Central provinces alone
during the past year and a half 194 tigers and cubs have
been killed besides a large number of other " high game."
—l34lsbag Ga:ltt.
COAL AT CLIFTON GROVE. —Sir Robert Clifton's
coal-viewers have been successful in discovering coal, at a
depth of about 270 yards, at the foot of • coppice imme-
diately under the far-famed grove, and immediately within
the Clifton pariah boundary. The quality of the seam we
do not yet know, but the viewers, we believe, have been
agreeably disappointed, inasmuch as they did not expect
to meet with coal at a leas depth than 400 yards.—Arol-
finghout Guardian.

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