The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCZ

CASUALTY.

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Chaco, witlt salt, tor Isilea in gri,E in dtaren, sad crew sites
cm tee 121 h Way. is Lat. 49 N. sad be. 41 W" by ibo name Canis
James, Captain Wall, snivel car..—New York, Jame I

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VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Ar (tarquel of sad Wm Landes iss Sydaey. 34 d.ys sat, all wail,
Jaw 4. ht. 111.40 K., Ws. 11.11 W.
Lord George asatiask. Woe Nom Lave 67 Item* Jaw S. SU
ds PI., lon. 73 W.
Tanis Oh tram Limp/ad lee Weir Tort, Jaw 13.141. 13 N., NW;
IS W.
37 Prowl/kWw% tram Rio Orasd• tr Plyssosalk, April 31, Ist. 311, Ws

On Wednesday the registered steam tonnage
which left Southampton for foreign covet:ries amounted to
11,700 tans, the largest amount of tonnage that wee ever
known to leave one port in a single day for foreign ports.
THE FRENCII EXPEDITION IN ALGERIA.—The
Nomiteur dr CArmee publishes a letter from Souk-al-Arbs
of the lOth, which gives some further details of the operations
of the Kabylien expedition:—" Our fighting is over hr the
want, and in a few days we shall have completed the foam.
dations of the Fort Napoleon, which will he Mae 'Wirt of the
future European capital of the Beni-Bak% aelg• short
time ago the moat unconquerable tribe el the Enbylee.
the meantime, 6,000 men are actively mopped in making the
road across the country—the trim elgn at longeent and the
surest means of dcanamillen. The Bael-Ileien we sane
independent than. any Air et the inhatitenleatibspisteause
but that independence wee net accompanied by NA a Whig
of security am would neatmege Maar lep `lsmhin* MlAjoying the results pl
c. nob limos nos ln the
style, merely as • place ot thaw, end so sums is Eras he
enliven them by planting shrubs or flowerers' may be sem
in the poorest cottages in France. The Beni-Raten have
been obliged to pay a heavy war contribution. Their neigh-
bours the Fraoussen yesterday brought in a considerable sum
In an ertillery wawa, which we lent them for the purpose.
The fall of the --Raten has spread alarm through the
whole country but the Yenni and the Mengttillet still refuae
to submit, and have fortified a village about a mile from the
heed-quarters of the division of General MacMahon. The
marshal, before giving the order to attack them, wishes fink
to compkn the road. Strings of mules every day descend
into the plain and return laden with wood and forage. The
climate on these mountains is very fine, and the army con-
tinues to enjoy expellant health. Almost all the Kabylea
understand that their real interest consists in sub-
end before long nothing will remain of Kabylian
Independence but the reme•mbnume."
ST. JOHN DEL RET MINING COMPANY.—The
annual meeting of this company was held yesterday, Mr. R.
' S. Illingworth in the chair. The report Mated that the total
produce el (mid at Morro Vedho, for the year ending March,
1867, had lima 307,261 °items; the net profit on working
had been edar paying the half-yearly divi-
dr latt 13,0191., out of which the
dbomere sear pseed • helf-yearly dividend of 11. per
' sire. bee Yam heing 11,0001., leaving aof al
2,OML le the meat mit sad lose. The Baal= go-
' vornmeed Mere ecurled, by a mina mend
and ire edbelion, el the dper cart duty bromely"'"42
IR he moist tithe mid me, le pies the army on
' the same biting is the stalonds of the Hrasdlhe mike.
The compeni ea login M Ikrive comiasable ativentago
from Ws °COI:Mike by the end of the poem& pose. end n 7
noesabir, 1669, the Val wholly ono. After scene
' dire_ the report account" were agreed to. A ream,
laden was also carried authorising the directors to avail
• drier al the meened fund, if memory, to repair the
a that been abased by a fill in the &ha mine, cat
the heel
at Ibralo last. A dividend of 11. per share, free of
lames tae, woe &Mired, and If. W. Schneider, Fab M.P.,
re-elected . The auditors were also re-elected.