The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-28 00:00:00

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

PLYMOUTH. Nov. Tr.

The Union Company's steamer Cambrian, with
the abo►e mail, has arrived. Her dates are Table
Bay 22nd, St. Helena 31st ult., and Ascension 4th
inst. She brings 19 winger%
The Norman arrived out on the 18th October.
Affairs on the frontier were still vary unsettled. In
Kafraria Proper, south of Natal, Krell threatens
to attack the Tambookiss from Zulu land.

Panda and his son Ketchwego demand that the
Natal government should give up Ketohwago's
rionger brothers and rivals, who are profiles of
Bishop Coleus°. The Lieutenant-Governor refused
to surrender the youths.
Pretorius is intriguing for the possession of St.
Lu*a Bay, which is claimed by the English.
Disturbances were threatened between Moshesh
and the Free State.
The battles between the natives still continue.
Ansapoudomai had massacred about fifty Hot-
tweets.
Sir Walter Currie was en the point of starting
for the frontier, with a large body of moulted
police.
Public attention was not so much 000upiod with
ths separation movement.
Dr. Way had resigned the secretaryship of the
14e.grest agricultural exhibition b
, which was held
IRA* Town in the 24th Raptemer, proved ve-y
sueeserdul.

In consequence of a dispute between the eon-
traitor and the company the works of the Cape
TOllll and Wellington railway were stopped.
Lspl proceedings was taken, and the Supreme
Clout ided in favour of the company, TrhNk will
complete the works.
The news received from Dr. blacken:ls is favour-
able. Dr. Livingstone had perelmised some land for
a mission at Chibisi below tie cataracts.

The prospects of the har►est ware good.
Business at the Cape warn slowly improving.
Her Majesty's ship Sidon arrived at Smson's
Bay ou the 13th October from Mosambique. She
bad captured 12 slave Dhows.
A fearful gal* from the south-east was blowing
in Simon's Bay when the Cambrian left.

THZ OUTWARD BOMBAY AND PZNIN-

SULAIL NAILS.

BOUTHAILPTON, Nov. V.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Kikra riled home to-day, with the mails for Gibraltar. the
Ilediternmeaa, &a, together with 40 first sad 30 mend
slam piwasegeni. The Mora twat as freight for Bombe".
002 beam specie, vela. 261,3011.13 a. ; for Alexandria. 30W.;
for Malta, 701. 10a. is matinee ; mad a full cargo of general
awertheadiwi.

The eompeara steamer Alhambra also mailed haw to-day
with the Yeuinaular mai* 9 immeugera, 2191. is spode, sad
a mensal cargo.

THE =Dr

MALTA, Nov. 22.
Her Majesty's ships Algiers and Agamemnon
arrived from &Trout oe the 18th, asd the Haenibal, from
Owls, on the 18th ; she leaves on the 25th for England, to
be paid elf. Her Majesty's ship Usenet left on the 21st for
the closet of Syria, sad the Amphion on the 2214 for
Palermo. The Surprise arrived°. the 20th from Napier', and
is expected to leave fur Corfu on the 25th.
Os the 20th, Lieutenant Denny, of her Majesty's ship
Agantemsee, was tried by rourt.martial for drunkenness,
sad was mataaosd to be di mimed his ship and placed fur
two years at the bottom of the list.
Mr. William Inman, of her Majeety's ship Marlborough
), wee killed on die 19th, by falling from the rigging ;
sad /b. Edwin West, chief engineer of her Majesty's ship
died at the Naval HospitaL Lieutenant SWl-
ii M., of her Majesty's ship James Watt, has arrived
sltNaval Hosoital at Malta, from *meow
A sew journal has bus started at Malta, and to ke the
area of Francis IL, and reported to be edited by torahs*
bet of this there is not the slightest proof. The editor
merely gives his opinion in favour of the Pope and of
Francis IL sad the legitimists. Several other papers do the
same thing, but upiuions have no weight, and the govern-
ment very wisely does nut interfere, for it would only bring
the papers into notice, and give thaw an importance they
do not deserve.

There an mama 40 or 50 Spaniards lately arrived here,
said to be la the interest of Francis 11. None of them are
likely to rival Garibaldi ; they receive from the authontias
precimily the same treatment that the followers(/' the Xing
al holy do, the goverment remaining perfectly neutral.
Her Majesty's ship Foxhound arrived yesterday from the
lootin
Yr. Hall, paymaster of the Locdon, came down invalkled
in her Majesty • Hannibal.
A court of inquiry hes been held at the Naval Hospital ;
it continued for six days, and was very minute is tte in.
quiries. It terminated on the 25th. Sir William Martin a
report will in all probability be forwarded to England by
this maiL

GEBYsx FINANCES.—The budget of the city of
Berlin amounta to nearly four millions of thalere (3f. The.
each). The budgets of twentyfour sovereign stoles out of
the thirty•six in the Germanic Confederation are lees thew
that of the Prussian capital. For instance, the budgets of
Bremen and Mecklenburg-Schwerin are each 3,500,000 that
Hamburg, 3,100,000 tbal.; Oldenburg, 3,096,090 that;
Nassau, 1795,000 thal., Weimar, 1,513,000 that.; Bruns-
wick, 1,500,000 that.; Frankfort, 1,0119,000 thia.• Saxe
Coburg, 1,000,000 that.; Luxemburg, 778,000 thal; Liditest-
stein, 36,000 thel, he. _

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