The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-19 00:00:00

. . II . :A , IFITItESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY . 19, 1863. ai• --- '7 4 " 1 1 - ' ---- ---- AGNE, DRY and DELICATE. ; with satisfaction, for if anything de likely to check Lamar DrimuGENoll. The Murfreesboro' Rebel, of the 2nd, admits a Noel, from the select committee on emancipation C aikl) Pi !248., gouts 4s per dozen, rallw2Learrhelle Feld. baseless speculation, A is ~ a riall' fa the loss of 5,000 in Wednesday's battle. They have reported back the bill to aid Missouri in securing . Recommended with 000ltdonces.-RT-AILT l'As:T 41'd Co., 1, lost at bast 2,000 since. Prisoners state that rebel the abolishment of slavery therein. It provides for Import,rs. Old Furnivars Dis4Msey, Hothorti. LC.. Sad 30, rate of discount- It is dlificuill to see pismires essinmansa Regent-street, Waterloo -place, B.W. how trade, in its present centracted .; AMERICri. •I Generals Hardee and Hanson wets killed. , the issue of ten millions of thirty year bonds, pay . h NUTS, full of Scent-PIESSE and LUBIN'S vo l ume , can be attended with any dis --•- A despatch iron , Nashville, :ruder date of Jan . 5, able to loyal owners, the government pledging new and pretty CONCEITS for Juvenile parties, seem t 'me reating effects on the money market, for in teed -says : itse lf to the deportation and colonisation of the . cracker (entente a meldl bottle of scent, stolen tsiws, es er. crackers ' perfume bc ' n•bma ' mmled shell. ' setsil l ge ' ms. . in' g channels there is an unusual absence of spew- The Royal Mail steamship Europa arrived at From pennon' arriving from the battlefield, I learn that freed man. sweet, Sc., • snap, and a new motto. 40. re. per dozen ; 12 dozen After some discussion the bill was finally passed I elelisered tree anywhere for 50a-No. 2, New liondetreet. WeretheA meri can Dolton lotion. t o b e se t f ree , Queenstown at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday, with 73 on Saturday night during the storm the rebels attacked gers and 181,261 dole. in specie. She landed our men in their riee-pita along the whole line. There 8 10 0 N D - If A NJ? W ° P oi ! l A!.. ‘ I N . 0 1 11 . 0 vgs !Lai we might expect to see millions of gold quit us Plower , suddenly, in payment ; and the re-opening of 70 sacks of mails and four passenger; proceeded was heavy fighting in the centre. We drove the enemy by a vote of 73 against 46. acres Stone River. The 77th eeunsylvania first carried The * Hammon* Ash's City of Washington, and e g excem t.h en d pianofortes. b, the most esteemed makers, at the mills in Lancashire might perhaps be preceded at 3.40 p.m., and reached Liverpool yesterday. the point. On Sunday morning Stanley's brigade entered AngiceSaxon have arrived out. t fresOly named grkei.-1/8L Empestalessl by a very high, yet not necessarily embarrassin g, THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. Murfreesboro'. The town is much injured by shells . _FOREIGN MEDIATION. ; rate of money. But in the absence of the Ame- The following telegrams give the latest details, General Sill's body was at the Courthouse. Tire rebels Zite erpreoo. i rican cotton, and in presence of a continued soca- se far as published, of the siege of Vicksburg : buried their own dead end our officers. There has bees The Tribune asserts that Mr. Vallandingham, ,_____ mutation of the idle capital of the cotton trade, it . J o h nson ' s Leading (17 miles up Yazoo River), Deo. 27. great lose of Confederate life. We lost about 9,000 killed of Ohio, will in a few days address the House of TO OORRIOLFONDE.Arria .is obvious that our foreign expenditure cannot The expedition reached this point yest er d a y, an d ek e 'ta d weee d ed , and kfifi° Priem" , to Tullahoma. Our forces are terribly scattered. Oat of The enemy retreated Representatives in favour of foreign mediation, as A ',el-fitments Intended for "The Ewan" Lentos Eveeleg exceed moderate proportions, unless the public troops debarked last night, under cover of the guboata, in 136 colonels engaged, we feet 19 Idled. the means of settling national difficulties. P mum be at th e office, 10, Souverie.atrest, by Two • eatery, sad marched inland to get in the rear of the enemy e•ic on th e day of publication. fancy breaks out in some DOW form of specu- . . in . General Ewell (Confederate), is a despatch dated Chat- THE SOUTHERN OPINION OF AN this morning. A force has been occupied to-day build lation. There seemed to be some danger of . bridges to get to the lawmen. Genera , Sherman has tanega, sth instant, says : "We have retired from Hui. ARMISTICE. • 00vENT GARDEN. this six months ago, when such a rush of foreign flg ed orders to move on the bluffs commanding Vicksburg freesbero' in perfect order. All our store" are saved About The Richmond Examiner of the 2nd says : Tins EvErnto, RUT WAR. Messrs. Harrison and San& r : . _ 4,000 Federal prisoners. 3 , 000 stand of arms, and 24 pieces' The people of the North who wish fosse the end of thew Miss L. Pyzie. - And HARLEQUIN REALITY AND THE It . loans occurred, but th e current discount to which of cannon captured by us have arrived here. General Bragg -Conductor, Mr. A. Melloia-Commence at ten minutes to 7. i several of them have since descended has operated tomorrow , a.m.-There -There is every prospect of success. The gun- bee fallen back to - e . • SO royville. The Fedoras es tima te Um of the Confederate government. Without that, the HAYMARKET. las a salutary warning, and a respite has latterly boats shelled the bartenee at Harris Bluff to-day for as hour and a quarter with indifferent success. The enemy have their loss at 7,000, and the Confederate lose at 12,000. war mart go on for ever. Even an armistice supposes such Tim EV gan". ta r n AMIRI CAN WI TS "' Mews ' I been, conceded to us. The bulk of the instalments Bothers' and Buckstone ; Mrs.M F. litzwilliam.- ILASAILAB , seven batteries of heavy rifled gas on each of those bluffs, The New York Herald says : recognition. Northern speculation upon a general conven• PRINCI OF ABYstIINLL Cmpton and WM 1... LINDOE. 1 041 these transactions have now been paid, and, -And OUR MARY ANNE. Mr. Clark sad Mon Haillenr. The Milk of the rebel army is reported to comprise 14,000 The importance d the Confederate retreat cannot be ex- lion of stater is, therefore, mere moonshine, so long though the remittance of the balance constitutes eme„ elnierlded. as General Bragg is foiled in his attempt to cap- as the South remains unconquered. If the armies of - PEI NCEINr& an obligation which should stimulate caution, the I; THIS Km/go, LANs'. LOVE.GOOD TURN r ESERVM The supportiag floating b atteries will drop out of the tare Nashville. If ibis War Department were efficient, the United States were to succeed in driving the per aetires,e, si r . R. Booby a nd Mtge Amy *Owlet. And aggregate is not of serious amount. Of foreign Yazoo River probably to-morrow, with th e gunboats, an d Gleam' Bragg's army would have been destroyed, whereas sons composing the Confederate government entirely i HIQUkT WITII THE TUFT ; or, Harthialn and Mother ithipton. and colonial banks, not a few have been latterly shell Vicksburg in front. Admiral Farragut and General General Bragg. she inflicting upon General Itoseacram a beyond their territory, and destroy all hope in the people of , llama. Milano, B. Power, and Halford; Him A. Colllnion. formed, but if allowance be made for the large Banks are hourly expected below. The enemy have n ews of lass of 10,000 Mee end 30 cannon, retreats more with the the reiteration of the Confederate autho ri ty, a ge nera l con . LYCEUM. air of a moque= than with evidence of a serious defed • volition of the two nations, without regard to the condi. Tins Emma, A SUDDIN ATTACK. Mesas. Widdicomb, proportion of capital which will not be called up their aPPteaeh. Ciro, Sunday, Jan. 4. The Confederates have sustained a defeat near toted authorities of either, free to form any new relations Garden, and Shore : Mks Hamad. and Hie Lee - And THE DUES'S MOTTO. Velum Fodder O. Thing, 1140tighero, and at all, and for that further portion which must be . The Memphis Bulletin says the deems" Rattler has ar. Lexington, Tennessee, as we learn by the following which they thought fit, might then become a matter for rived direct from the fleet at Vicksburg, which place she despatch :- 1 Raymond ; Mimes C. Lamm, L. Term and Niswortly. _. kept available in this country, it will be seen that ocasideration with the individual inhabitants of the land Idt on M on d ay evening. `BAN the amount to be sent abroad, though likewise Cairo, Monday, Jan. 5. At present, the project of this convention may be noticed TIM rewrote, the Pantomime, AEON HASSAN. M. Lana I forming is commitment not to be ignored in any Fighting had been going on for five days, c o m m encing on General Sullivan, w ith a f orc e of 6,000 men, attacked only as a symptom of • strong desire for peace among the Messrs. Evans, Louts, Newham, end Millie. Celeste Stephan : Tom Sayers and his two performing Mules.-And SOME estimate of the future of the money market, is not Wednesday. Up to Monday morning General Sherman G enera l Forrest an Thursday morning at Hunt's Cross. Northern people. Nothing will come of it for some time. BELLS THAT RA-NO.-Commence at half•past 6. remain in sufficient to warrant any anxiety. There is every had captured three lines of the enemy's works. The firing reads, twelve miles from Lexington , Tennessee. It was a So la m es the p resent executive and Con g ress on the fourth and last line of defences on the Jackson and severe engagement, lasting all day. A gunboat patrolled ___,ofliaa- their s discretion . has no check.. They are committed . inducement to exercise a wholesome caution, but 1 MTGE WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. alarm would be entirely out of place. Vicksburg Reed had ceased, and the indications were that th e r i ver , w hi c h p reven t e d th e re b e l s from cross i ng . Th ey to the continuation of the war in the last extremity. Pas tors Der - Morning. lb. lia.....Aftersoon. lb- 47en. it had surrendered. This line was just two miles from fought desperately, but were finally routed and scattered, sion and interest both bind them to it. They will em ir ,ereetow-11ofelne, Oh. 12m.....Afternoon. 2la Sera. 1 Vichaburg. There was aothing between Weald Sherman with a loss of 1,400 killed and wounded, and 400 captured. doubleclly prosecute the war until new members of congress Cbt Court. and Vicksburg bat • trestle work of the railroad. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 19. OSBORNE, JAN. 17. We also took 330 horses, nearly 1,000 stand of arms, sad a take their smite next year, unless the vast army they have Before taking the fortifications General Sherman sent a battery of six guns. Union loss 800 killed and wounded collected for their desperate undertaking succeeds in over brigade to cut off communication with the city by the These loses may be exaggerated. It ii certain, however, powe ri ng the South, or is itself destroyed before that period ~e _ __. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon. arrives. THE chief financial event of the past week has Shreve port Railway, a work which was successfully stem- Prince and Princess Louis of H also walked and drove COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. I raided. THE GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK ON THE NEW YORK, J AN . 5, 8r1201 0 .-Ifonoy easy. Gold, 344. been the simultaneous rise in the rate of discount in the grounds. 0 f the Bank of England and the Bank of France, SIDIDAT. General Sherman was reinforced on Sunday night by 9,000 men from General Grant's army by way of the river. NATIONAL POLICY. Exchange. 14e1. Stocks firm and advancing. New Yo Centrals. ange l ; Illinois, 861 Erie 67f. the former having moved from 3to 4, and the T Tl i i ie e Q Bish .e! e i p , o p f rin W oe or and csite prinow r arriveda Lo t Oe uis born oni t .s ysid , e pri rda n y c .. The whole Federal fors at Vicksburg is now 40,000 men. Governor Seymour's message was delivered to the New YORK, JAN. 8, EV22120.-I.he gold, exchange, and 1 latter from 4to 5 per cent. Simultaneous though Helena, Princes Louise, arid Prince Leopold, • the movement has been termed, however, f ro m its . having been announced both in Paris and in Lon- The Bishop of Won star officiated. don on the same day, it is tolerably clear that °tripe service " °Abort:l° this morning. A deputation from Ashton-under-Lyne, comining of Mr. tfeaded At . the latest accounts we had captured 10 guns and 700 prisoners. Nothing has yet been heard from the forcer below. Despatches from General 'Sherman and the New York 1 • lature on the 7th inst. It says : stock markets are very excited and higher, owing to a _, report of a fur th er ianie of legal tends notes. Mon e y Not only is the national life at stake, but every Parsee'', abundant. Gold, 361 prem. Exchange, 150 to 150 . family, and sacred interest involved. The truths of the Stocks buoyant. New York Centrals, Me ; Illinois, ; fiaancial anti military situation mug not be kept back. Erie, 69f. Cotton very fi rm. MiddlintAT l pland, 69) to 70. Wheat action by the Bank of England preceded, and, in naval commander was received at Helena on the There must be no attempt to put down free expression of I/our good ineuiry . , • th e ISt. . hig T her... g. .. ,..t . he i s risen . Si., Pennington, Mr. Scho fi eld, Mr. G ill, and Mr. Clough, had y wrought, :ro e. c&ng ff eo U v o e r r n y la i fi g m h . r s d u g . adv i micing. r m et ol L ue i vory fact, caused that by the Bank of France. The an interview with the Right 800 ble T. Milner Gibson, 31st. The gunboats were engaging the enemy's public opinion. Affrighted at the ruin the have latter estab li shment, as in well known, always m. fa., on &funky , at the Bawd of Trade, and laid before batteries. Sherman was inland three miles from t h e authors of oura l am i ties, calami ti es, North sad South, insist thst firm. it wax caused by an unavoidable contest about slavery. This enters with great reluctance upon a restrictive him the testimonial signed by 1,140 persons, the workpeople Vicksburg hotly engaged. course, delays its adoption till the latest possible of Mr. J. Whittaker, cotton made/tease of Ashton-under It is reported that the Grenada Appeal of the has been the subject not the cause of the controversy. We DEATH OF THE VICEROY OF EGYPT. are to look for the canes of the war in the pensling ALEXANDRIA, JAN. 18. moment, and frequently accompanies or tempers it Lyne, presented by them to that gentleman in acknowledge- 31st admits that the Yankees have got possession &ironed of obligations of laws and constitutions, in die- Hie Highness Said Pacha, Viceroy of Egypt, by palliatives. Those palliatives, to say the truth, meat of the liberality and kindness shown to them by him of Vicksburg. respect for constituted authority ; above all, in the local died this morning. during the present distress. seem to operate more advantageously in France, President Davis passed through Augusta, prejudices which have grows up in the two portions of the - Deepatchee were rewired on Saturday at the Colonial. where the people habitually look for inter- ram from the Lard High Comm- • ons of the / Georgia, on the 2nd, on his return to Richmond. Atlantic states at the two extremes of our country. There MEXICO. meddling on the part of the " Powers Islands. D espa t c h es ware sent to the GOMM= of Canada, FEDERAL CAPTURE OF MURFREESBORO'. is no honest statement of our difficulties which does not NEW YORK, JAN. 6. " that be," than they would do in Eng- the Bahamsa, and to the Lord High Commissioner of the teach that our people must reform themselves so well as The following is a summary of the news from the 000 duct of the dthe policy of government an land, where there exists a stubborn insular idea lowan Wands. that the less government interferes with private Puebla, where they await reinforcements to advance T g en o by ) t 7 3o ALEl3 7 4T t il ot e thtlloorzng. Working affairs the better for all parties. The Bank of has n The Confederates evacuated Murfreesboro' on the night will 'ants 'upon our sacred duty in a right spirit of the 3rd rest. The following despatches from General en d i n th e r i g ht wa y. Wh en we do, th e effort to Mexico. The French have occupied Tampico. France has always been regarded as in a sense a ROM:OI3.RZ announce this event,and describe the operations School in rep been ly to •co • 'on sen t by the mi will be soon felt throughout the land and by the civilised government institution, and its close connexion of that charity :-" Buckingham Palace, 26th December, which previously toot place ' world. We shall then strengthen the government, FRANCE. with the State is attended with the disadvantage 1882,....ei r ,_1 h ave b e d th e b ower s o l e y b e f ore hi s R oye i Head-quarters 14th Army Corps, Department of the weaken the rebellion, and unite our people ; and the PARIS, Jas. 19. that State considerations enter into its counsels in Highness the Prince of Wales your letter of the 16th inst., Cumberland, in f ron t o f m ar ft em h on a, Jen. 3, m a world will recognise our capacity for self-govern. The Monifeur of to-day announces that the inte a larger degree than is consistent with sound prin. requesting his Royal Highness to become the patron ef the Nashville, Jam 4. . anent when we show that we are capable of self. , on ,,,. ,__ L ____ __,___, ,_ ciples of banking. When a foreign drain of gold Orphan Working School, and lam commanded to express W . To H. Hallea General- la Washington. reform' Where it is the right of the govern. res t T rea s ury """`"" "e" `''''b raised to 3 3 1, 4 , ) it is and 44 per cent., according to the date of their the gratifi ca ti on w ith w hi c h hi s g o y s ' Hi g h nes s On the 26th of December we marched from m Nashville in went to decide upon the means and policy , is in progress a national bank conducted ex- gran ts wi --- mm of this rot ty -1 h av e three cancans, General M'Cook by Nolinaville Pike. General elusively upon those principles must protect itself ;i, ---- b omoir to be., arcour duty to obey, and give ready support to their decision ; f- o ellumw • due. your obedient servant (signed),. W. Th om . f rom hi e encampment on Franklin's po re 06 this is the vital maxim of iberty. This war should have ITALY. by the prompt adoption of the legitimate and grrouss, Lieuteaant-nmeral.-J. Remington Mills, Fag.° Wilson Pare, and General Crittenden on the main Mathes- been averted, but when its flood gates were open, the ad ordinarily not grasp its dimensions nor control its TURIN, JAS. 18. ordinarily efficacious corrective involved in a rise His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has bard Pike. Our left sod centre met with • strong existence, ministration in the rate of discount, and a limitation, if need inet . foromded a donation of 260 f. in aid of the feeds for such as the nature of the country permit', the rolling or he co aled government, borne along with the current, The Stamps of to-day denies the statement pub_ hilly routes, skirted by cedar thickets end farms, and inter • s et wueP led as it best er could with the resistless tide, but few lished by La Prance, and repeated by the Monitenr, be, of its advances on commercial and public the relief of the distressed operatives engaged in the Coventry •sided by small streams, with rooky bluff banks, forming SISM lamed able to comprehend lie military or financial Pm' that financial difficulties compelled the Italian go securities. The former measure is especially ins- ribbon trade' serious obstacles. Gen. Id`Cook drove Gen. Hardee's corps blems. Hence we are not to sit in harsh judgment upon wer nment to ask the Chambers to authorise the im perative, since its obvious tendency is to protect We read in the Copenhagen daily paper, the a mile and • half from Nolinsville , sadoccupied the place. errors in conduct or policy, but while we concede all excuses . . the money market from the draught occaaioned by Danmark, of the 15th :-" Her R " si Higbee. H ie Hen. Crittenden reached within a mile and a huff of 144 for mistakes, we are out to adopt errors nor sanction viola • mediate conclusion of a new loan. NAPLES, JAN. l& Princes Alexandra, who mixes but little in society during • lions of principle. The same causes which extenuate the 1. the relatively greater demand for capital in other the incoming for I,na. Soma Albert, seldom show ; hereeff verse. Gen. Thomas reached the Wilson Pike, meeting The French ambassador at St. Petersburg, the l countries. If money is dearer in other countries than t o th e public,. Some few es have assembled with no serious nPinnntinn. On the 27th Han. hCCneh drove flu" ' ju t theirjudg ZuutemUs.t make us mare vigilant guard Duke de Montebello, having telegraphed to General it is in France (and the same rule of course holds to her drive to and fro the English chapel, where Gee ' Hardee trent NOlinseilin' and pushed a reconnoitring "sins division within six miles of Shelbyville, who found that good with regard to England or any other pla ce ), the Rev. R. S. Ellis, LA., officiates, but otherwise she is Hee. Hardee had retreated toward Harireeebere ,. Gen. the exercise of war La Harms The governor condemns po ra, req g nestin him to use his influence it will flow out of France for employment else- chiefly visible . to the Public . on l y on the Lou . under martial law as destructive of the rights of for the liberation of the Princess Barberini, General gLi Line, Crittenden fought and drovethe enemybeforshimoomPying states, and of the judicial and legislative powers La Harmers replied that he could not interfere where; and, on the other hand, if money is dearer a in . the th r e illi, arm pro m arm with the royal father. Usually , s __„__ anenneelliteweet's°reelci and capturing WM" PrieWSSM. with of the general government. lie declares the Presi- with the course of justice. in France than in other countries, it will naturallyalight loss. Gen. Thomas occupied the vicinity of Nolinaville, flow to her. To put a third supposition :if France and th in bean monde, bk may be at this famil y, en • dent's emancipation proclamation impolitic, unjuat, their skating. But this year the water obstinately refuses when he was partially surprised, thrown into confusiou, and CALCUTTA AND CHINA HAILS. has committed herself toe ngagements which her to freeze. It is in vain that the attentive Prince of Wales driven tack. General Sheridan's division had repulsed the and unconstitutional ; calculated to raise many l enemy four times and protected the flank of the cadre, existing means do not enable her to fulfil, she may, has forwarded to his coming bride a pair of elegant skates. from the Peninsular and barriers to the restoration of the Union, likely to The following tel have been received at notonly held its but advanced until this un- be misconstrued by the world as an abandonment of Mr- Renter's office, 1 1 by offering proportionately enhanced terms, attract St. Januarius as sullenly denies the princess of oar days, as which sufficient capital from the foreigner, by way of loan, to enable her to tide over the difficulty. This c.. the iu b te ill t o ti ws e G ef rest the . Horth Sea once resisted the appeal of toward event, which compelled me to retain the left wing the hope of restoring it ; a result to which New Oriental Navigation Company to support the right, until it should be rallied and sesame a new position. On the let inst., the rebels opeeed by m i sted. York A nobly op ,and which will be effectually NTDRIA, JAN. 18. The Euxine, with the above mails , left this day The Duke and Duchess of Roxburrhe have The Union will be restored by the operation is eseentially a palliative, the oceceional - an attack on us , and were again repulsed. On the 2iid at 3 p.m., for Marseilles. • arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from Broxmouth-park.central . and Western states, both free and • use of which is admissible and may be advan when the inst. thine was skirmishing along the line with threats ofThe Pets with the heavy portion of the same 1 . 1 The Duke of Newcastle has arrived at Thomas'sare exempt from the violent rageous, but the habitual abuse of which may bring an atta c k until about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, alave, who throwing a small division across stone pass ions Hotel, Berkdayeamrs, from ChunberPark, Hotta . mails left this day at 10 a.m., for Southampton, in its train much mischief. It has always The Count • 'mei" advance which fear control at the ex and Countess de Flahault and Miss River to occupy the commanding ground there. tremes. Those central slave states which where she may be expected about the 31st inst. been, as most persona here think, • fanitv - ----. Elphinetone de Plahault are expected at Coventry House While reconnoitring the ad occu pied by • • • • point in the management of the French to-morrow, from visiting Lord and Lady Willoughby de division, which had no artillery, I saw a heavy force this rejected the ordinance of secession, w hi ch soug h t She has on board 53 boxes of mails and 49 pack - ages of baggage ex Colombo. Bank that it makes such frequent use &ruby at Torquay. emerging from the woods, and advanced in line of battle to remain in the Uthen, and which were coven The Simla brought the mails to Sue; arriving of mere expedients-a necessity which arises from The Marquis and Marchioness of Waterford are three lines deep. They drove our little division before them awayby a contemptuous and uncompromising there on the 14th. the unwillingness of its council to adopt timely entertaining a numerous circle at Curraghmore. Among after • sharp contest, in which we lost 70 or 80 killed sad 375 Policy,THE BOMBAY MAIL must be brought back. The res t ora ti on of will then be only a work of time, 'precautions on the fi rst signs of coming di s t ur b. their guests are-The Fad of Huntingdon,Lord Chelmsford wounded, but they were finally repulsed by General Neg. the whole U nion MARNEILLES, JAN. 19. MOO. Arise in the rate of discount is ordinarily ad Lad y Chelmaterd ' isied. H ast i ngs, Sir C . and Lady ley's division, and the remai ni n g troops of the left wing of with such exertion of power as can be put forth, The Veotis, with the Bombay mail, reached Cuffs, the Dean of Down, Sir John and Lady Po wer, Hop. General Morton's Pioneer Brigade, and fleeter over the field delayed until very swift and proportionately din- mr. .Marseilles at 6 a.m. this day. ma Hon. Miss Thalami., Mr. War, Mr. WWI, Mr sad beyond their anthem:l:Aureate, their officers rallying ,_ -'-'• of the North in a bloody contest. The national without needlesely sacrificing the life and treasure turbing action is rendered absolutely imperative. m owsrd, a.. • " _ r „ ____, , -ere -- grass wino any. They gat zest ti y . We 00eR• The mails leave for London by the U. 30 a.m , oonstitution must be held inviolate, and the rights . Measures to protect the stock of bullion are Vhicount Powerecourt has arrived in town from Pied the ground with the left wing last night. The linestrain. habitually neglected, until it becomes necessary his seat in Ireland. His lordship will shortly leave Eng. destroy the home not only to advance the rate of discount, but also land on a Continental tour, consolidated government would ware com p lete at four o'clock in the mornin g. Th e 3 r d of states must be respected as not lase sacred. A was spent in bringing up and distributing provisions and am- WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) to force in gold from other countries by artificial Lord and Lady Cranworth are expected at their munition. It has been milling all day. The ground is very rights and liberties of the people. The suppression --- inducements. There can be little doubt that the residence in Upper Brooketreet, in • few days, from their heav y' of journal; and the imprisonment of persons MOOD" JAMIIASer VI 8 AIL step just taken by the Bank of France has been seat in Kent. Camp near Murfreesboro ', 'len' 4,1863 , have been glaringly partisan. Conscious of these 11. a D. W. l'. X. C. L H. / 11. Following my despatch of last evening, I have to announce i postponed too long, and as little doubt that the cause of the delay has been the desire on the part Lady Ulick Browne was safely delivered of a the enemy are is fall retreat. They daughter, on the 13th hut, at Cheltenham. The Right Hon. Sir George Cornewall Lewis andleft last night. The supp ress inquiry into Nairn gross abues, an attempt has been made to shield rain having raised the river, and the bridge across it, between the violators of law, and to _ _____ _ - - 86 110 3 W.N.W. 8 9 012 O. a morass ... tI6 I W.N.W. 5 7 c 40. e .02 43 4 W.N.W. 5 7 e - - 6 of the Government to see the new year inaugu rated, and the Chambers opened, with the proper Lady Theses Lewis and Miss Lewis have the left wing and the centre, being incomplete, I deemed it their motives and conduct. This attempt will fail. Leith Ardroessu arrived at Kent prudent to withdraw that wing during the night. This Unconstitutional acts cannot be shielded by uncon- p or t ni th Home, from visiting the Earl and Countess d Clarendon, occupied my time unt il 4 o'clock, and fatigued the troops. - - - - trumpet-flourishes and other " effects," as the play- stitutional laws. Videntla • .81 1 N.W. 0 r 4 0.33 i at the Grove, Watford. The announcement of the retreat was known to me at I shall not inquire (says Governor Seymour) what rights Queenstown .7c, 1 N.W. 10 a- - bills say. The rhetorical fireworks of which the The Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, Id.P has 7 o'clock this am. Our ammunition train arrived during the dates in rebellion have forfeited, but I deny that this Relrbead ••• 24.44 1 W . t e 9 0.46 .1 e 8 0.30 Imperial Speech is usually composed, would be a ; ma d mu d s f or a parliamentary di nner for Wednesday , the night. To-day WU occupied in distributiog ammunition, rebellion can suspend • single right of the people in the Live taok l e ,11 at 6 W.N:W. i ll Is 4 Si? good deal damped if let off in the midst of an Feb. 4, at hie re deuce, Grosvenor-gate. burying the dead and collecting arms from the field of loyal states. I denounce the doctrine that the civil war in Penzance agitated money market and a financial crisis. So Sir Anthony and Lady de Rothschild are enter- battle. The pursuit was commenced by the centre ; the twoAM 60 2 W. Brent the Government pulls • a string, and holds the Na- Waive ► assist Party at Aston Clinton . th e South takes away from the loyal North the benefits of Jersey lathing brigades arriving at the west sid e of Mane one principle of civil liberty. It is a high crime to abduct • Lorient . • timid Bank back from moving, until moving, be- A Naples letter of the 10th says :-" The St. River this evening. The railroad bridge was saved, but c itizen of this state. It is made my duty by the constitn. r•, 82 1 W. a r - 0.04 • in what condition is not known. We shall occupy thePl nth - miss 4 WN W 0 A 0.27 sides being a positive necessity, produces a far George went into the military harbour yesterday, where ~___. and . . tine W0712001h - • • • to see that the laws are enforced. Isbell inveetigate every T em • - 799 , 6 / .1 i i • 7 e , 0.4 , 8 0 2 0.17 wider disturbance than might otherwise have oc curred. The Bank of France had endeavoured in she iv is protected TM Prise from every wiii i. cl. She h oed h a e c a l l absd . n c i i ght of hard a it t tow n ou work. °du At th asd• y e . end (Atha month iu or g th * , the beginning of February push the pursuit to-morrow. Our medical director dived violation of the statutes, and see that the o ff enders are Portsmouth- 22.44 47 S 31. W. estimates the wounded in hospital at 5,500. and our dead at b rou ght to justice. The exertion of armed power must be gm' 23.34 b W. London - 1 000. We bare to deplore the loss of Lieutenant-Colonel mooed by a firm and conciliatory policy to restore Yarmouth v 22.14 a 1 caan - 2 N.V. le 1 0 8 0.73 6 the interval to keep matters going in a snug and he go„ to ma t . for h i e e xami nation. The Duke of Sather- Garesche, whose capacity and gentlemanly deportment had the Union with the least possible injury to both sections. rhtiel'are°ll9lll4 4 31. 1 4 i . W :I, : 4 434 : easy manner, by procuring gold from England, if land and a party were to have goes to Capri to-day in his already endeared him to all the officers of this command. At this moment the fortunes of your country are n e n e m e nit !L10 ~.., 0 N.N.W. I 0 0.24 6 and whose gallantry on the fielder battle excited their ad- influenced by the results of battles. The armies in Cop e nhagen •_ W I ... = : : =: = : not also from other countries, by • peculiar pro- grace's yacht, but the weather ia unfavourable. The cos which it has successfully employed on several duke and duchess leave on Monday for Egypt, touching a t minita 44 ' the field must be supported. All the constitutional n : ) , 0 1 1 9....„ _ - _ ___ - _ iformer occasions. The Directors of the Bank of Messina English travellers lately arrived complain loudly W . S. Ressercamm, Major-General C omman di ng . demands of t h e genera l government must be promptly Lisbon Englaud, however, were not napping, and as soon cd the P . . French Ifesesgeries lenperialee, and one party par• Head-quarters, Department of Cumberland Jan 5. responded to. Under no circumstances can the division of 13011 MIA tieularly of the Cephise. Though they had taken their ' . We have fought one of the greatest battles o f . the war, the Union be conceded. We will put forth every exertion TIIIIIIDAT. WiLOIXODAY. as they felt the first nibbling' of this new Osumi ie Load . from Marse i lle , to Naples, they were and are victorious. of power ;we will use every policy of conciliation ; we will at once v. W ils tS`W• "a 4614 1:, •°mum' W SZ• M sHl . l i •g - ' Mece i g' demand upon their specie reserve, , they donee out of them at Genoa, and at Leghorn they were Our entire success on the 31st nit. was prevented by • hold out every inducement to the people of the South to sties :, raised the rate of discount, not by 4 per cent., as OD l e ft b e hi n d. i n a ddition to this they o o m pl it i o o f th e grea t surprise of the right flank, but we have nevertheless beaten re t urn t o th e i r alle g iance c onsi s t en t with ho n our. W e will N. W. , t4 j W.S. w., IMO& W• 8 • W• to . N.N.W. , ordinary occasion but but by one per cent. The discourtesy of the diPtain, sad of the great want of stun. the enemy after a three days' fight. They fled in great pre- guarantee them every right and every consideration de- m i leV. toas' tisav,, W. mum. &W. to N.W., strong, Council of the Bank of France saw then that there lion in general. Travellers will do well to lake the Italian cipitation on Saturday night. The last of their columns left mended by the constitution, and by the fraternal regard B. Nng, ro n., , ,a i l w , it.w. 03. A : 1 1 1 :4 eh ... was nothing for them but to follow suit, and the boat' from Genet", for the complaints I refer to are are- this morning. Their lass has ban very heavy. Generals which must prevail in our commou country, but we eau Emig , r a iny. • 1 • receipt of the telegram from London was instantly s l ime° Rains and Etaroce . Re killed. Generals Clsdson, Adams, never voluntarily consent to the breaking up of the Union As next above. . 11.W.Immann. Innflar, equally, mulct and Brackenridge ere wounded.tied. • succeeded by ar i se in their terms. It is interest- On the 23rd ult., Lady Herbert, with her family or the destruction of the constitution. As above. ILE. EINLASID. W. to N. and NIL, Mg, by-the-bye, to know that the two Banks have and aorta -.e numerous. p arty , in three large travelling Mr- (Signed) MISSOURI AND THE EMANCIPATION fresh, some ram • II mutual understanding that when either of them rieges-amved at Viterbo, but were prevented from at- W. S. Roslormust, Maj.. Gen. commanding. PROCLAMATION. W.N.W. to 8.8. W., IL eAure. lew. to N.E., strong, straw, rainy. tempting to continue their journey towards Rome by a tele- A Nashville telegram of the sth inst. says : Drum In the North on flaturlar nall ! . decides upon an alteration of this kind it shall gram from Cardinal Antooelli, informing her ladyship of the The rebels attacked our forme on Saturday night at 7 The following resolution was offered in the . instantly inform the other of it by telegraph, snowy stated the mountain, and requesting her to wait at o'clock, ported strongly in ritle-pas, and were repulsed Missouri House of Re p resentatives on the sth - - - - - TOINDAT. W. to S.W. and toN., • leassaa. N.W. to N.L. Aron, tale. with nits or squally. snow. N. W. to W.S. W., IMAMS W.B.W. to N.N.W., strong, rainy. unsettled. W.N.W. to 8.8. W., W. CERAM. &W. to N.W.. strong, strong, sow rain. rainy. 8.8. W. to W.N.W., N.W.FRANOL sta out above. strong, rainy. As next above. . 11.W.Eisuanx filmilar, Squally, unmet tied. As above. ILL XMAS= W. to N. and NIL, fresh, some rain. W.N.W. to CAure. N.W. to N.Y.., strong, Meng, relay. equally. Drum In the North o n Saturday. The rebels attacked our forces on Saturday night at 7 o'clock, posted strongly in rifle-pits, and were repulsed with terrible slaughter. The fight lasted two boon. At one o'clock on Sunday morning the rebels commenced to retreat. At noon Stanley's Cavalry entered Murfreesboro' and captured prisoners, guns, said storm. The Fedoras en Sunday, in force, occupied Murfreesboro'. The enemy has gone to Tullahoma. The mail from Louisville arrived to-night. About 4,500 of our wounded are in Mur freesboro'. No rebels or guerillas are on the read. The rebel General Cheatham wee reported to have been killed, while in a house to Murfreesboro', by a abelL The enemy is whipped, but gone. General /Mown, rebel, is certainly killed. The Cumberland River has risen 41 feet sloes list night. O►her sources say the Federals are driving the rebels towards Tullsicom. The following resolution was offered in the Missouri House of Representatives on the sth, sod was referred to the committee on Federal relations : Resolved by the house, the Senate ooncurriug,—That the proclamation issued by President Lincoln, on the 22nd of September, and the supplementary proclamation on the Ist of January, will inaugurate the most important epoch in American history ; and, meeting our full endorsement, we eareestly and respectfully urge its rapid enforcement, and will use our beet endeavoun to sustain it. In the Senate a joint resolution to memorialise congress to carry out the original assessment order against the secessionists was introduced. In the House of Representatives on the 6th Mr. We confess we cannot distinguish any indica- Viteibo until the arrival there of the courier from Rom*. tioas which ought to occasion real uneasiness with Sir William and Lady Forbes, who bad weed the preced ing night at that most wintry, inhoepitable loose& of regard to the course of the money market. The Itadixiati also arrived at Viterbo on the Zird, mid at movement to 4 per cent. here will not in the tempted to the to reach Bo least degree embarrass legitimate trade, or throw Claristimavevs, but the sn m o untain,re too " m aa tioh for their h ". " back a single enterprise that is solidly based and towards the summit, sad, after vainly mideavounag to ki ndly deserving of encouragement. If there is duos • band of labourers to fray them a purge, they were any plant so tender and fragile that so alight a obliged to turn back. It was sot until Christmas-day that degree of frost as this will nip it, its cultivation Lady Herbert and her party, Sir William sod Lady Forbes snit:,and a party of Ameriesne, amounting, with poegg• had certainly better be left to other soils, and we end gendarmes, to about a red persons, weirs able may congratulate ourselves on being without it. In get across the redoubtable hund mountain of Viterbo sad this sense, the change at our Bank may be accepted reach some. The Great Eastern had a death and a birth on board during her last pump from America. A pagainger beliming to Monmouthshire died ; and Mn. Patoo, tba wife of the captain of the Great &darn, awe birth to a son._ Mr. iireathead was very combilly received by bin coutituents at York on Saturday, when he addressed them on the topics of the day. In kis remarks on the oottos crisis he suggested • plan to stimulate the growth of cotton; though, he added, it was an invasion of the freetrade principle. It was temporarily to lay • differential duty on all slave-grown cotton. It was only offered u • suggestion, but one advantage arising from it would be, Mr. Werthead thought, that it would hasten the period for the emancipa tion of the slave. i i C Miimiiilll...... 1, BANK OP LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was lull at neon at the London Tavern; Sir J. V. SIULLYT, M.P., in the chair. . . The following report wee read by the dor:rotary (Mr. C. J. H. ArkFa): . . . -- "The direCtors have the pleasure of submitting to the shareholders the annexed statement of accounts, which show that the balance of profit upon the operations of the past half-year amounts to 42,7981. 16s. 6d. From this EMI have been defrayed the current expenses of the establishment, and full provision made for all bad cc doubtful debts ; allowing also for rebate et interest on balm dis counted not yet doe, there remains for disposal the sum of 27,0691. 7s. 3d. The directors appropriate 1,6171. 3e.rid. to the liquidation of the balance of preliminary expenses, and they apply the usual amount at 2001. in reduction of the eoet of the lease and buildings at the Chasing -tress branch. They declare a dividend at the rate of 101. per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and transfer 10,0001. to the reserve fund, which, by such addition, is increased to 62,000/. The balance, viz., 2321. l& 10d., is carried to the credit of profit and lees account of the current half-year. The dividend will be payable on and after Monday, the :Nth January 1863." The !glowing is the balance-sheet : " Liabilities and Assets, December 31, 1862. —Dr. : To capital paid•up, 300,0001. ; to reserve fund, 72,0001. to amount due by the bank on current, deposit, sod other account* 3,228,6751. 12e. ld. ; to amount carried to credit of profit and ken account, 53,6051. 9s. 2d. ; less amount paid to customers for interest on their balances, lomord. us. Bd. ; together, 42,7981. 16a. 6d. ; total, 3,643,4741. la. 741. Cr.—By unestmenta, viz.: ln government securitiee, India 13c ode, A* _ , 252,7611. 13s. ; ditto in freehold premises, in Threadneedle-street, let at a rental yielding 41 per cent., 40,0001. • by freehold premises in the occupation of the beak, 340001. • together 75,000/. By bills discounted, loans, Sic., 2,882.1471. 4s. sd. ; by mah in hand and at call, 430,9834 16s. 4d. ; by preliminary expenses, 1,6171.5 e. 5d.; by lime and buil di ngs at Charuegoroes branch, furniture, An., 1,0141. 8* 9d. ; total, 3,648,4741. Bs . . 7d. . , "Profit and lone account ' . —Dr.: To half a year's current expenses at head-Ake and Charing-cross branch, bad and doubtful debts, directors' remuneration, &c., 11,5284 10s. 6d. ; to rebate of interest on bills discountd not re due, carried to profit and loss new account, 4,1301. 18s. 10d. ; to balance of preliminary expenses, 1,617/. ss. sd. ; to .crass branch lease account, 2001. ; to dividend for the year at the rate of 107. per ceot par annum, 11,0001.; to half-year's interest on the reserve fond at 41. per cent. per annum, 1,4401. ; amount now added thereto, 8,5607., of ge.her, 10.0004 ; balance carried to profit and loss new account :25a 1.. 10d. ; total, 42,7981. 16e. 6d. Cr.: By balance of profit Uouos from lest half-year, 428/. 2s. 701. by ditto for current half-year, 423704, 13s. 11d. ; total , 42 1 7981. 16s. 6d. Beserved Fund Amount. —Dr. : To balance, 82,0001. Or.: By amount from last half-year. 72,0001. ; by additions brought down, 10,000/. ; total, 82,0004 The Offenuten, in mo ving the adoption of the report, said the statement submitted, although a subject of con gratulatioo, left very little for him to say. All the items showed an improvement. The increase of deposits since that time last year was 1,250,0001., chiefly in current so. counts ; and, although the rate of discount had been low,the profit was larger than that declared at say pre vious meeting. The board had always regarded the provision of an ample reserve fund sea WOW of security and improvement. Their own reserve sew amounted to 82,000/. (Cheers.) On the last mesa= he ventured to predict an improved dividend. That 'prophecy had been fulfilled, and he would now express his opinion that the present dividend of 10 per cent. wee at all events not likely to be diminished. (Hear, hear.) Mr. ' , ma (deputy chairman) seconded the motion. Mr. R. Aare, one of the auditors, assured the meeting that the figures presented were the malt of the. strictest investigation into the company's affairs. The issresee in the CilliCaDelle accounts, nearly 1,000,0001. inn the last meet ing, was extremely matisfamy, and so she wee the excel lent use made of the money. The board, moreover, bad now wiped off the whole of the preliminary expenses. (Cheers.) The report was adopted unanimously and, a dividend of ten per cent. having been declared, the meeting terminated in the usual manner. METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL BANK (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting was held at noon at the London Tavern, Lord PEZIWY, M.P., in the chair. The following report and Defame sheet were presented : " Your directors beg to submit the balance sheet for the half-year ending 31st December leak showing a net profit of 13,4091. lls., including the amount brought forward from the 30th June, and after deducting interest on deposit and current accounts. Of this, the rum of 6,0001. is the premium on the issue of 3,000 additional shares ; and your directors have set aside that amount as a reserved fund. Your directors recom mend that a dividend for the half -year be now declared, at the rate of five per mot per minim, free of income-tax, and that the MUM be payable on and after the 26th inst. The directors who retire from Aloe at this meeting, by rotation, are John Geary, Pic., George Haines, Ku., and G. Goldsmith Kirby, Faq., who 'Wag eligible, offer themselve for re-election. The auditoni are eligible for re-appoint. meat, and offer themselves accordingly. "Statement of accounts, Dee. 31.—Liab0ities.—Dr: To capital account, 70,0001. ; to amount received on second of new shares, 3,0001. ; to amount due by the bank a current, de it, and other accounts, 501,6041. 17s. ; profit and loam baLoos after paying intend on current and deposit account*, 7,4091. lla. ; to premium on 3,600 net shares, 6,0001.; together, 13,4091. 11a—total, 588,0141. fs. Cr.: Arets.—Bitiivestments. 35,1104 by bills discounted , loans, ha., 449,8 ls. ld. ;by building, furniture, but fittings, strong rooms, and preliminary expenses, 21,1761. lls. • by cash in band at call, 80,8911. ria. 11d. Tula, 588,6141. Bs. " Profit and loss account, Dee. 3L—Dr.: To coned expellees, including salaries, rent, stationery, directors' remuneration, he., 3,8811. 19a. 9d. ; to amount trine tarred to reserve fund, 6,000 1 . ; to payment of divided for half-year, at rate of 5 per amt. per annum, 1,750.; to amount written off preliminary expense account, 014 17s. 3d. ; to balance transferred to profit and loss (ncr account), 8531. 14s.—total, 13,4001. lls.—Cr.: By haute frompmfit and loss, last half- sr ; 1,2821. 15s. ; by sins 12,1261. 161.—total, 13.4091. lls. •` Reserved fund account—Cr.: Amount brought does, 6,0001." The report was adopted unanimously. Mr. Geary and Mr. Kirby were re-elected directors, and Mr. J. S. Margetaon was appointed a director in the room it Mr., Haines. A vote of thanks to the directors and the officers of thr bank terminated the proceedings. The Rev. Herr Graser, a member of the Prussia:: Chamber, has been called upon by the oeseistery of established church to resign his seat or his living. At Rome Paw/nine has made a joke at ti. cis• peon of the Emperor Napoleon and his campaign in Metie:. The word " ducat" in Italian expremsa alike the Euglit: words " duchy" and "ducat" Pasquino foretell■ tha although the war in Italy only cost three ducats the e. in Mexico will cost a "Napoleon." A telegram received by the Peninsular and Uri entel Company states that the whole of the mails and :hi entire cargo have been recovered by Heinke's diving apse carne from the wreck of the Colombo. THE MlNlSTRY.—Viscount Palmerston remain , at his seat, Broadlands, Hants, where his lordship rec, ivy] a visit yesterday (Saturday) from his colleague, Lord ville. The Chancellor II the Exchequer will arrive in ten tomorrow from Hawarden C a ntle. Mr. Milner t: ih; arrived in London yesterday. Sir George Grey, the Has C. P. Villiers, and the Lord Chancellor have been siding in the metropolis during the week. The Dtlie Newcastle is expected to arrive in town on Tuesday fr his seat, Cluiuter-park, Notts. jiiir Charles Wood ard the other members of the cabinet are expected in Londe:. the course of a few days. Esri Granville, Lord Prcsi,kt of the Privy Council, will give a grand perliameetary Jim as ministerial leader in the House of Peers on Wedocelii February 4, at his residence in Bruton-strest.—Obserrer. - - - • OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTB.—The Queen hits ht," pleased to appoint Mr. Henry Newton, al the Bomb Civil Service, to be a judge of the High Court at Bombs in the room of Mr. W. E. Freya, who has resigned. , Pamper, Fem., has been appointed member of the ezocut. , council of the Island of Antigua ; William Robinson, E. president and senior member of the executive coned. 1 the Island of Montserrat.; Edwin Donald Baynes, E.: and Dr. William Steventoo to be members of the exeetar council of the Island of Montserrat ; George I). thins Esq., and Timoth Darling, Eq.. members of the exemb , council of the Ba Islands ; H. Hutchison, Doi, G. Blanton Req., members of the legislative evunal her Majesty l s forts and settlements on the Gold Coss Charles Hoye", Esq., a member of the legislative cousell• the Island of Jammea.—Obeerrer. . _ ENOLLIM CHURCH AT LYON& —After service c. New You"s-day the congregation of this church preseso to the &Web resident chaplain, the Rev. James Ctar Gammen, a testimonial of their respect and affection, sod their gratification at seeing him restored to health Ana Perim& illness which had threatened to deprive them alt 4 they of his services. The testimonial, which consisted ✓f salver bearing an inscription and of • handsome silver 0 and coffee service, was presented with • suitable ad,lrr• and was gratefully received by the rev. gentlemom expressed in feeling terms his thankfulnese for such vi tokens of esteem and friendship, and his earnest wishe the prosperity of the congregation, and the happise., poral and eternal, of every member of it. Altogether • incident was of the most gratifying and satisfactory Da • and we record it with the more pleasure, that it evideo the welfare of the English church at Lyons, the eat i t meet of which we remember to have been attended difficulties which were (if we mistake not) only ovens' the kind and direct interference of the Emperor himis: