The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-25 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

(mama asura•e LOICIICT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, .7m.w 23.
ilk, Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
44 Captain Angore, with the above mail, has arrived.
brings 87 passengers, four boxes specie value not
ded, and 7eo packages cargo.

The Ripon experienced tine weather throughout the
,ssage. On the 23rd she spoke the schooner Postboy ;
d on the 24th the British ships St. Justin, St. Magnus,
I Webfoot, all beating up Channel.
GIBRALTAR, Jinx 20.
Advioes received from the Barbary coast says that cho-
ta had broken out in the town of Safli.

At Maragan the di11e0.214.! continued in all its severity.
At Candilanai tho deaths were on tho decline ; out of
popublion of 3,000 the disease had ca.vied off 5.36 up to
Oth inst.

At Alad-el-Heris, a village close to Casablanca, the
.4•Ii110 had broken out in all its severity, and making great
()C among the Bedouins.

I le•r Majesty's ship Bristol left Gibraltar on the 18th for
month.

'1 he Lord Clyde passed through the Straits under sail
• the 17th. The British schooners Arica of Cardiff, Tit
.• of Liverpool, steamers Primus of Cardiff, Maseilia
: Southampton, Galicia of London, Danube of Liver-
:, and brig Any Serena, of Newport hare arrived hem.
he steamer Danube, of Liverpool, and the Mecklen-
brig Neptune, of Rostock, came into collision uff
,1 an the 17th; the latter sank seven minutes after-
The crew were saved. The Danube has bowsprit

i • li.uuges are :—London, 90 days' date, 491 ; Paris,
• ; Marseilles, 6lr. 22t. ; Madrid, 8 days' eight,
• ; Seville, Valencia, par; Malaga, Almeim,
.11i.ante, 1 to ; Barcelona, I prem.

AS OF FRENCH PARLIAMENTARY
IISI'I*.MIO.N.

The debate on the Convention between the
iy of Paris and the Credit Fun,ier gave rise to the fol.
ing incident : _

l'exce•rste—l ask to speak on a personal fact. The
.• • 4cr of State has employed a word which should never
„tiered in this assembly, and of which the ministers
the monopoly •, that of calumny. If the President
,1,41 e his duty, he would have called him to order.
•1 interruption.) Besides I should have been very
-11 to calumniate the Senator Prefect of the Seine ;
ts ale sufficient. (Fresh interruption.)
t. Itounlat—What is the meaning of those fresh in-
...norm by 2d. Pclletan ? If he has any facts to pro-
-. let Win brtitiLthem forward.
Y.; Pareses-- Will yen order an inquiry of which we
••• • I bon part ?
Ai. I:ounee—M. Pelletan was right in saying that the
• ::•.,tery have the ly of calumny, as we are r-
.- • the victiMlace rr it from the opposition. (Ape
p-
ith dissent on the Left.)
PI.I.I.LTAN —You are calumniating at this moment.
lainationa ; prolonged '4°4
~.• Passuscisx—Monsieur Pelletan, there is in your
..age a direct and very offensive idea. I call you to
,•• (Loud applause.)
I'ELLRTAN-18 not that idea manifest in the language
• ••• minister ? (Noise.)
Pesaincrer—l make a distinction between words
• at a general manner, and expressions of a direct and
nal nature. (Hear, hear.)
Pea..i.piate—We have never made use of the word
"•tany. Yet twice we have had to reply to ministers
1,5,1 employed it towards us. I am astonished at
;•4 the President of a Chamber, appointed by the
;•••ra it is true—(Exclamations; cries of " Order,

believe I hare given sufficient proofs
.!,,laacitity and independence—(on all sides--Yes:
c.,t to have to justit my conduct before any
. and in particular IL Pelletan, who must have
,L.c..thie of my moderation in a great number of
"''.u1.441‘. ed. (Loud applause.) The incident is at an end.

-- -
Count lATellutier d'Aulnay, one of the mem-
Len of the formate* in the French Chamber on the
wusuddenty seized with serious indisposition in
flw ell'un6T w Wulnexlay in consequence of the intense
"at. other deputies are alai) suffenng, and
tt`lu M. Ueneral Medlin, and M. Chau-
. luau.

The !Nita, It:Teri;d, accompanied by his tutor
lately walked to the village of Thomery
pad a visit to Billie. Rosa Bonheur, examining with
•h interest the audio and a large number of animals
h kept as models.
j:,• Alontyon prize of 2,000 fr. has just been
1:.). the French Academy to M. Morten*, Profes-
-4 I -'.•igo literature in the Paris Faculty, for hi,
1 " P..ttarch."
'1 la. Viopres.s of Russia, who has arrived at
440.101A:4 as the Countess Barodinsky, has hired
I: • Kayser at the rent of 25,000 florins, for three
is ae, owl aeied by Count Adlerberg and

tin•ky'

141 Id.; return from Fontainebleau,
i • had been summoned by the Emperor to bore

well=, was sent for by the Princess
utute rimilar operations at her seat of :It.
H. ',elected a pluee, and in 15 minutes a jet of
"10 which yields 2,000 litres per hour.