The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-07 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, SIM 6.
The Madrid journals of to-day publish news from
Havannah to the 10th ult., announcing that Gene-
ral Serrano bad been received with enthusiasm.

The same journals contain the following in•.elli-
pace :

The principal difficulties in the way of the re-
oroanisation of Ban Domingo have been removed.
The Congress of Mexico has rejected the amnesty
scheme.

Geteral Ortega will follow up the reactioniats.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, Ammer 12.
Shirting. steady. Mole twist firmer. Copper
tile, 59 re., active, and prices advancing. Cotton—
Broach, 167 ; Dhollera, 166.
Money plentiful. Discount without change.
Government Securities—Fives, 9131 ; Five-and-
epEalf, 1024.
Freight quiet, 435. to 475. 6d.
Exchange on London, 21.
(TT TZLIKOIAIIi TO 11011NAT.4
CALCUTTA. Amin. 10.
Freight, 60s. Government Securities—Fours,
81 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half, 101 j. Exchange on
London, 2.0# to 2.0 j.
The indigo crop amounts to 66,000 inaunds.
Silk quiet. 40's mule twist quiet, and prime
declining. Shirting% 2 auntie lower. Rice firm.
Saltpetre lower. Linseed 4 sumas lower.

THE BOMBAY AND MAIIRITIIJS MAILS.

The following telegram has bean received at
Mr. Reuter's oboe from the Peninsular and
Oriental Steam Navigation Company, Sept. 6 :
" The Valetta, with the above mods, arrived at
Marseilles at noun to-day.
" The mails will leave fur London by special train
at 2 p.m."

Queen Christina is now residing at her villa at
Bt. Adresse, sear Hans.

The Emperor of Austria has taken up bis real-
&lime at the Palace of Belutobrue, where the sittings of the
Connell of Ministers us to take plans.

The Princess Mathilde, accompanied by General
Bougeeel, her Am:titer crlionseur, and Msdarise Dully, her
reader, left the Chgteau al Bt, Gratien the day before yes-
terday, to reside for seas wombs at the Villa de Be'girths,
a property situated on tie limo Maggiore, which she has
recently purchased.

"The Emperor and Empress of the French," Rays
the Courn'er de Bayonne, "are fully enjoying a country
life. on Mooday evening their Majesties left the Villa
EugCnie, and went without say escort or suite to the
public promenade. They stooped fora short time before
the bazaar to examine the ditlema earieeities laid out to
attract the attention of visitors, sad sdisrwards took a lose
walk along the seashore, retuning to the villa by the nar-
row walk which leads to it from tie bomb."

A Turin letter of the 4th rays The hest,
which had abated for some days, her blamed forth again
with redoubled fury. The banks of the glorious lake of
Garda were burnt up and withered, sad travelling by rail.
way with the ens glare and dust wee spieled torture. TM
few drops of rain which have fallen here sad there have
afforded no relief. The maize is elf bat lost, eve, what
grows on well•wsteral fields has suffered considerably. The
ehestuute in the valleys are smell and seenty. Nothing of
what belongs to the autumn harvest is thriving, except the
rice, which will yield this year • most bountiftd crop. The
can average 150 grains. The nights cool as they lengthen
oat ; but the aun's glow, from its rising to its setting, is
mom Manses than ever. We have what the hakes call a
bream sky,' a dry motionless atincupbere, without a speak
of a cloud, nod an all pervading dense haze, rather made
up of duet than vapour."