The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-19 00:00:00

LNDIA AND CHINA.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office in anticipation of the mail due in
London, via Marseilles, on the 21st inst.:

BOMBAY, Dec. 29.

Exchange on London, 2s. lid.; ditto on China,
222 k rupees. Freights, 20s. to 25.. Money easy.
CALCUTTA, Disc. 29,
(Five days after the departure of the ma.)

Exchange an London, 2s. Old. to 2s. ltd. Im-
ports improving. Freights unchanged. Funds im-
proved.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 7.
All quiet. Trade flourishing. Exchange on
London, es. Sd.
HONG HONG, Dic. 16.
Freights worse. Trade dull. Exchange on
London, 4s. leid.
Limited transactions in tea.

CANTON.

JAPAN.

Trade increasing.

BATAVIA, Bac. 22.

Trade doll.

SINGAPORE, Exc. 23.

Cotton market dull. Stock scarce. Produce in
demand. Exchange on London, 4s. 10d. Freights
to London and China in request.

MANILLA, Du. 10.
Hemp and sugar fallen. Exchange on London,
4s. 3,1 d.

THE BOMBAY MAILS.
The Valetta, with the above mails, arrived at
Marseilles at 8 this morning.
Mails left for Loudon at 10.
Letters will be delivered on Saturday.

The Moniteur of to-day announces that M.
Amid& Thierry bad been nominated Senator; and M. de
Unsay, Councillor of State.

The English journal of Constantinople, the Levant
Herald, has received from the Turkish government a warn-
ing for having reprodaced en article from the Bationtay
Review entitled Anglia Rediviva," which le represented as
containing " Forages offensive to the Emperor of the French,
and hostile to the Imperial rigiew in France." The warning
le based on Art. 2of the regulations relative to the press,
which prohibits censure or criticism on allied princes or
sovereigns.

The Constieutionnel is aathorised to say that
there is no foundation whatever for the telegraphic news pub-
lished in the Landon papers to the effect that the French
government had resolved to take measures against the Society
of Saint Vincent de Peal, and that the Minister of Public
Instruction had already Informed all public functionaries
that they mast sleet between their pieces and their member-
ship of that society.

The Bishop of Poictien, one of the most ardent
of ultramontenes, Intrude, it is said, publishing an episcopal
address to his Bock in the form of a pamphlet. The bishop's
style Is ttenally declamatory and paesionses, and report says
that the sew sissierfeerrof will go beyond what be has hitherto
done is this way, and will even mirpase the Bishop of Orleans.

SYMPATHY WITH THE HUNOARIANS.—The
committee to whom Id. Kossuth addreued the letter',
published last week are malting arrangements to hold s
public mewing of the C 101404 of Glasgow to .:pees
sympathy with the Hungarians. The meeting will pro-
bably be held next week. The committee have Mimed
an appeal in behalf of Italy and Hungary. They say
We have noticed, especially, the calm, dignified, manly,
and precisely therefore the more important movement, of
three millions of Hungarian protestanta, in vindicating Mak
right or independent self-government in church and school,
which their lorafatnets purchased with torrents of their beet
blood, till they had it not only acknowledged by laws, but also
guaranteed by treaties and cspitulationa, making part sad
parcel of the European common law. There is a circum-
stance connected with this movement which is sublime and
without parallel in history ; we refer to the noble, spirited man-
ner in which the protestant movement le supported by the Ro-
man cttholme of Huugarv, both laity and clergy. How then
shall we act in Scotland P Fellow enigma, we submit theme
facts, and call en you for prompt and decided action. We
I make a special appeal to our ministers of the gospel for their
hearty support ts, no mere sectarian movement, but cue
worthy of the liberal sentiment of Hungarian Roman ca-
and inch an expression on their part ea that given
by their prodecemom—when under precisely vintner circom-
steams they scut material aid to the ancestors of our eon-
' reign, sad cheered on the doled& youths to arm fa &dram
of she ntarties of Germany."