The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-30 00:00:00

ALGERIA.

A telegraphic despatch from Marseilles, dated
yesterday, brings news from Algiers to June 27. On
the 24th. General Mac Mahon'. division bad carried
• village called leherinen, defended by a great many
labyles. On the 23th, Generals Renault and
Taauf's divisions sealed the bright. of Beni-Yeni.
The enemy was surprised and made but little reins.
tamer Two important villages were occupied. The
marshal gorersor in transmitting these details sap,
a We aro masters of the country.'

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 25th state that what
the pregnancy of the Queen was announced to the
Senate by the president all the senators cried " Long
live the Qom r sod immediately appointed a de.
peaks to present their congratulations to ber Ma. .
jesty. They state that in the Chamber of Deputies
the president, after • speech expressing its satilbs-
doe, proposed that • deputation should be sent Is
bar Majesty to congratulate her; on which the
tlialets tried set, " All, ail r H. then proposal
that ill the mambos should ay " Loot live the
QNSIII and they did so.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, Mosioat IM MO.
The Moniteur contains the impede& &Ms=
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pressing the two poets of Director-Generalof
Security, and Director of Telegraphic Lima
Collet Meygret receives the prefecture of the MA 1
by way of compensation for the influential placebo r,
lama. M. do Vougy, the director of telegrapho, is '
promised • lucrative receiver-generalship. It k
quite a mistake to say, as I see it has been said by is
London journal, that M. Collet Meygret hem lama .;
relieved from his office because the general cedes
anent prevailing in the country renders it unneessina •
to have a director of public security any loosen
MI the machinery of the bureau will be preasrved,
but the direction of it, together with that of the -
telegraphic lines, will be concentrated in the Mode
of M. Billault, the Minister of the Epodes
This high functionary, whose old liberal lasismisil • 4
frequently break out in spite of the emassipiaid
system which he is fated to support, will ties
as opportunity of putting a stop to theme and I
seizures of foreign journals which, so tar traeleaki ;
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atimabde public curiosity to learn that whishiali •
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mover have attracted much attention in this country.

It is beyond a doubt, although the fact has beim
atainuously and repeatedly denied in England, that
the recent arrest of some Italians in l'aris was ems. .
sided with the discovery of a plot to assassinate the
Emperor. The police had wind of the matter as
low, ago as the mouth of April, but they could leers
ea blng certain till June 13, on which day seven of
the alleged conspirators, all Italians, were arrested
and lodged au secret in Maras prison, where they
now are. A. I have formerly stated, poniards.
revolvers, and other arms were found in their pos. _
session. They bad also conical bullets, tipped with 1
steel, and apt to pierce through a coat of mail. The l;
number of the conspirators is said to be ten, but I
have not heard what is known of the other *Mb
It is not thought that the men now in Masao do
be publicly tried. M. {'glade, an agent of Leas „
Rollin, who came to France lately on an elms.
tioneering mission, was discovered and anesisi /MA
the provinces a day or two before the lid
elsethen. lic was brought to Paris, in emstedy, ma
Saturday last.
The Bootee was again depressed. The Route fell
40a. for cash, and 30c. fur account, closing at
(Mfr. Mk. and 67fr. 70c. Mobilier fell 17(r.50..
The Orleans, North Eastern, Mediterranean, and
Southern railways fell 10fr. each ; Western, 71r. 300.1
and Grand Central, 2fr. 30c. Lyons was a shade
higher.
The railway from Creil to Beauvais was inaugu-
rated yesterday. The official train left Paris at 13,
arrived at Creil at 1, and ran over the new branch.
pea.ing through the stations of Cirewlea-Melbk
Moot', and Hermes, in little more than, loom•
There was a grand banquet and ball at •
and a great many out.dour festivities to cabbed'
the event. The day chosen (June 2t4) was dame&
vemary of the deliverance of the town of Beneeekt
by the celebrated Jean Hachette, and in front de*
statue of the heroine in the Place dc Iliad do
Tills was soaps oiled a copy of verses by a lost
muse, Madame Fanny Denims.
The camp of Chalons, situated about nine miles
from the town of name, will be inaugurated os
the Ist September. it erten& over a epees et
12,100 hectares (31,230 acres.) The troops who ass
to take pert in the niasiosurrea are to be composed
of 17,000 infantry and 6,000 cavalry. Genera/
Rogosalt de St. Jean d'Angely is charged with the
ensmat The Emperor has given orders tar the
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WEST INDIA MAIL
SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAT NIGHT.
The Atrato has arrived with the West India,
Pacific, and Mexican mail. Her dates are, Vera
Crux, June 4; Jamaica, June 11; Demerara and
Trinidad, June 9.
She has brought about 180 parengers. Amongst
her cargo is specie to the value of nearly 1,000,000
dollars, of which about 400,000 dollars are in silver,
and the rest in gold.
The yellow fever was raging dreadfully in the
West Indies amongst the shipping. The Atreto
bad had forty cases and twelve deaths ; amongst the
latter wu Lieutenant Shaw, the Admiralty agent,
and the fourth engineer. Abort 50 deaths had taken
place amongst the Royal Mail Company's fleet. At
ht. Thomas the hospital wee quite full with yellow
fever eases. The yellow fever bad proved very fatal
also amongst the colliers in the West Indies.
Governor Darling, the new governor of Jamaica,
is expected to arrive there on the 22nd of July.
A moderate fall in the price of sugar was expected
by the next mail.

UNITED STATES.

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SOUTHAMPTON, TO140,11; 013 O'CLOCK.

The steam-ship Vanderbilt, with advises from
New York to the 20th inst., with the American
mule, has arrival off Cowes.