The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-05 00:00:00

ITALY.

TURIN, Doc. 4.

Contrary to all expectation, Garibaldi lute arrived
here. He will not attend to-day's sitting of the
Chamber of Deputies.

TURKEY.

PARIS. Dic. 4.

The Paris papers publish • despatch from Con-
stantinople, dated the 4th inst., announcing that
an extraordinary rise had taken place in the rate d
exchange, and that the paper money had depre-
ciated 62 per cent., in conseguence of the appoint.
went of a new Minister of Finance.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Nov. 12.

Sir Richmond Shakspear is dead.
Lord Canning invested Scindia, Ruttiala, Chops!,
and Rampore with the Order of the Star of India,
at Allahabad, on the LA inst. Holier awl the
Guicowar were also invested with the Order on the
same day.
Lieutenant Singer, of the 75th Regiment, has
been killed by an armed mob in Nowgong, Assam,
while trying to oollect the taxes.
Troops have been ordered up to restore quiet.
Major Carnegie has been dismissed from civil
employment in Oude for dishonourable dealing in
government paper.

BRAZIL

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RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 8.

The Brasilians have lost another vessel of war,
the stesmerDum Pedro IL, on the rocks off Monte-
video. They have been very unfortunate with
their navy this year, this making the third vessel
of war wrecked.

The Faposicao Industrial is to be opened on the
lit of December, and promises to be a very in-
teresting one. An immense number of objects for
.exhibition have already been sent to the committee
'and accepted within the last three days. The ex-
hibition will remain open one months and in
January the principal objects composing it will be
forwarded to London.

Since the date of our last there was no change in
the state of our coffee market until the arrival d
the Magdalena, bringing favourable advises from
Europe and the States. This news, in addition to
other reports received from the interior, that heavy
rains had materially injured the coffee flowers, and
rendered the roads almost impawble, induced par.
Onagers tol come forward, and 106,000 bags were
sold at former prices, the choicer lots perhaps even
at an advance of 100 or 150 reit. Of those pur-
chases 38,000 were for the United States, 55,000 for
the North of Europe, and 12,000 for the Medi-
terranean. We quote ordinary, 5,000 to 5,600;
regular first, 6,000 to 8,200 ; good first, 6,500 to
8,600 ; superior, 6,700 to 7,000. Stock, 100,000
bags. Exchange opened at 25g to 26}, and closes
firm at the latter rate. Freights, 55e. to 60e. for
small vends ; and 46e. to 60a. for the larger craft.

THE OUTWARD CALCUTTA, CHL4IA, AND

AMKRICAN MAILS

BOUTHAXPrON, Due. 4.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Coyle!), ()Aetna Erase, sailed lasso tally, with 1118

subs for Gibe%liar, the

• A;lea, Osylea,

India (ateept Bombay), and China, together with 90
and 35 wooed-dam peen/mem
This Hamburg and American Osnapany's steamship Ten-
tans, Captain Taub's, sailed beam to-day at 2.30 p.m. ger
New York direct with the natal mails, upwards of 300
passengers, and 1,800 toes measurement ouge as freight
from Hamburg, Hans, and this port. The Taubman took
in specie 16,0001. from Bane mai 6,0001. from liagiend-
_ . _

The Ueitad Itatas Mame Arago, Captain Ltorm, is
appointed to take oat the nut mails for New I'm& town
this port on the 11th iant.
The Milos Compimes stianter Cambrian. Oepasio
elnitt, ma& loam temtarrow at 11 a.m. for theme
Owed He,.. Tort NMI, Awoolon, Ra, rallies of Pip
awe to oohs* her mails on the 6th inst