The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Captain Neill,
from New York on the 24th ult., arrived here at
1.20 p.m.
She brings 72 passengers, 6,000 dole. in specie for
Rngl .nd, and 7,869d015. for Havre. She landed all
mails, and proceeded far Liverpool a 1.40 p.m. She
encountered strung north-easterly gales on her
pagange.
The City of Washington had arrived out.
Advice, from Mexico report that the Liberals
had been sucossaful in their attempt against
Guadalaiars.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Now YOU, OCT. 23, Erman.
Money airy. &asap on London, 1081 to f. A psuio
prevtils hi the stook market. New York Centrals 'have
daeßned to 80 to Brie to 38f, Illinois to 77.78. Coitus
steady ; sales, 4,000 bales middling Upland, llf. Flour
honey, and quotations for medium grades lower; sales,
12,000 barns. Wheat Use buoyant and slightly lower.
Con/ in fair repeat. Barley easier. Oats firm. Provisions
thm. lingers and wilfee ism buoyant. Freights steady and
more offering. Wheat to Liverpool, 124 d.
onumns, Ocr. 23.
WAS of cotton, 10,000 bales ; middling, 114 to 111.
Freights' : Cotton to Liverpool, 9-18.

QUEMISTOWN, Bomar,
The royal mail etaam-ahip Canada arrived here
at 11.90 a.m., embarked mail, and proceeded for
Boston at 4 p.m. All well.

MEETING BETWEEN KING VICTOR
EMMANUEL AND GENERAL GARIBALDI.

The Debate of thin morning contains a letter
hem its oorrespondtat at the head-quarters of King Victor
Reomanuel giving the following account of the meeting be-
twain his Majesty and General Garibaldi :
"Garibaldi arrived at an auberge between Teano and
liperansano and stopped there during the night of the 25th.
He ordered his oolumn to advance, sod sent Count ?mai
to eat the King. In the morning Count Tneeld and
Miami came to tell him that Cialdini was distant I
about an hour, and the King about an hour-and
adolfs march. Garibaldi left immediately with his
staff, and is three quarters of an hour was in sight of the
Pieslasoateee column. He darted of in a gallop. Marching
towards him were the 23rd and 24th of the Como brigade,
then the 26th and 27th of the Pinerolo brigade, and a battery
of tided *union. The oolumn opened and presented arms to
Garibaldi. Cialdini hurried to the ratooatre and they threw
' 'bonsai's* into each other's arms. After excite ng.
tug • few words, Garibaldi remounted and wind
on to meet the King. His Majesty was advancing
at the head of his division sot far off. Seeing
tiered shirts, the King took a glass and having recognised
Garibaldi, gave his horse a touch of the spur, and galloped
to meet him. At ten peens distant the officers of the King
and thaw of Garibaldi shouted " Vice Victor Emmanuel !
Garibaldi made another step la advance, railed his chi-
pew, sad added in • voice which trembled with emotion,
"King of Italy l" Victor Emmanuel raised his band to his
cap, and then stretched out his hand to Garibaldi,
and with equal emotion replied, "I thank you."
And for a minute they remained thus, hand in
hand, in perfect silence. Still holding each other by the
hand, for at least a quarter of an hour, they then continued
their journey. Their suite became mixed, and followed at
a distance. Busing near a grasp of °Moos, Garibaldi
saluted them. In the midst of them were the
minister Parini and General natl. The King
and Garibaldi were conversing. After the King fol-
lowed the 17th, 18th, 10th, and 20th regiments of the line,
Ikea 60 guns, and four regiments of cavalry. His Majesty
wee at the heed of 30,000 men.

"Before reaching Teano King Victor Emmanuel halted,
maid ordered a portion of hie army to ale off in preemie
of Garibaldi, that everyone might observe the good
feeling which prevailed between him and the chieftain. He
then metswed Bizie's brigade, which wee posted a little
beyond MIA. He was received with the enthnsientie and
umlaute= shoat of 'Long live the King of Italy!' Gari-
baldi bee TAW men, divided between different positions•
The King remained at Tatum ; Ganbeldi retuned to Calvi
to give orders." •

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