The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-09 00:00:00

TUNIS.

PARIS. Oct. 8.

Official intelligence received here from Tunis
announces that Prince Sidi-el-Adel Bey has been
arrested without fighting by Prince Sidi Ali Bey,
the Bey of the camp. A few oompanies of soldiers
were sufficient to effect his capture.

This arrest terminates the revolt of the moun-
taineers of Koumir.

The Prince arrested is at present in the camp.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Ocr. 3.

Intelligence received here announces that the
Ameer Shere Ali, having marched towards Cabnl,
the advanced division under his brother, Sirdar
Faiz Masotil Khan, was met and defeated by the
Cabal troops under Wulee's son, Abdul Rhyman
Khan. Sirdar Faiz was killed, and his body taken
to Cabul.

An outbreak took place among the Chawulpore
soldiery on the 25th ult., which was promptly put
down, one of the mutineers being killed. Captain
Murchin has proceeded to the spot with an escoi...

CHINA.
HONG BONG, Sm. 11.

Grey shirtings, 6k catty, 3.40 dolz. ; water
twist, 16.24, 1.85 dol. Total export of tea,
67,000,0001ba. Exchange on London, 4s. 41d.

SHANGHAI, Barr. 5.

Grey shirtings, 6i. Catty, 2.60 tees. Cotton,
nothing doing. Tea : Congon, 2 teals lower. Silk
firm and in active demand. No. 3 Tsatlee 5.20
taels. Settlements in fortnight 2,700 bales.

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. —Soma A MPTON,
Ocr. ft.—The Union Company's mail steamer Celt, Cap-
tain Boynton, sailed this evening for Anensice, St.
Helena, the Cape of Good Hops, Mauritius, and Galin
She took out 80 passengers, and • very large cargo, in-
cluding 20,0001. in sovereigns. The Celt will call at Ply-
mouth to embark her mails, also • further amount of
10,000/. in sovereigns.
SHIPPING DISASTERS. —The Liverpool under-
writers yesterday received news of a fearful gale at Hong
Kong, which sank four vessels, the Eagle, Minerva,
Alexandra, and Maria, in the harbour. The s.s. Swatlend,
at Hull, reports picking up the crew of the Dutch galliot
Niesiena, which was abandoned after collision with a
French brig, amine unknown, on the lit inst. Lloyd's
agent at Vera Crus reports the wreck of the steamer Irene,
from New York to Alvarado, on the 7th September. The
Taitsing from Foochow, at London, reports that on the
4th September, in lat. 43 N., long. 26 W. • fearful gals
carried away her topgallantmasts, bulwarks, and all sails
set, and bad her decks swept of boats, spars, tie.
INTERNATIONAL DRAMATIC COPYRIGHT.—It is
stated that the efforts which have hitherto been so ineffec-
tual to obtain • revision of the article in the literary con-
vention between England and France which relates to dra-
matic copyright have at length proved successful. The
Board of Trade has signified to Mr. Dion Boucicault, who
has taken the lead in the matter on this aide of the Chan-
nel, that the wish of the dramatic authors will be acceded
ts, and that next session will probably see thin long stand-
ing grievance redressed.
A rrigtnrrS ANN Mrronum,.—This young woman,
convicted of robbing a groom and sentenced by Mr. Payee
at the Middlesex Sessions to eight months' imprisonment
on the :ird of September lsst, was removed from the West-
minster Howe of Correction on Wednesday, the 2nd inst.,
to the Home (not Reformatory) for the Reception of Fallm;
Women, of which Mr. Thomas is seereta7. She had sines
her commitment to prison been engaged in oskum-picking.
While she remains an inmate of the limns she will be em-
ployed in domestic and upon other duties of a light cha-
racter, at the same time will receive every attention with
a view to ha entire reclamation.