The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-06 00:00:00

is 44.
'ESDAY EVENING,,,' tIEQEMBER _6,

Di the Tema ado. Omer?' Drayton, Confederate *Maw
st Bascresvills, had rid a visit to the French morel,
I whit* the least reamed. The Estafette urges the policy
of prestaving vitiations with the Osetedirecy and moon-
mine emigration into Tema.
The culture of oolion was Jamming. Steamer Mezioo
had been seined at Mataniores, end seat to Savannah, it is
soppoest for the Oonfederatee. The policy of the Emperor
Maximilian is daily becoming more liberal. The town of
Tmeoleso has bees sacked by repnbfitan hoops

NEW YORK, Nov. 28,

The rebels report that the &Goyim towns to Georgia
hare bees buret by General Shernien's troops :—Hillboro',
Joaceboro', Griffis, Canton, Monticello, and Stone Noun.
Ulu.

Nothing further from General Grant'. army.

An attempt was made to burn the city of New York last
night. Nearly all the hotels, theatres, and other buildinp
were find, bat no 1111600, damage wit oceasioned. Fifteen
hotels were bred, and there was great excitement.

LATEST NEWS.
NEW YORK, &rummy, 11 A.L.

Georgia papas report that Shuman is oarryini the work
of destruction with a high hand, wholly cookery to the
terms of his order. He his burnt Jonesboro', Grimm. Stone
Mountain, Hillsboro', Clinton, and other towns, including the
residence of Governor Brown. Telegraphic communication
between Macon, Mllledgevilla, sad Savannah has been dr
alloyed. All the country between the Georgia Central
Railway has been swept. On the 20th (latest date) the
lafastry was moving squally towards Macon and Augusta.
The rumoured captors of Macon is not anima,
and a serious battle is expected there. Wheeler
engaged Sherman's column, which is advancing on
Macon, but tin back upon Macon at dark. The Georgian
members of the OonfederaN Coupon have telegraphed
that sverytking should be removed or destroyed on the
Invader's line of March. General Beaureprd has issued a
stirring address to the population of Georgia (dated Corinth,
November 18), counselling the same coarse, sad saying he
would soon joie them. The Georgian legislature had
passed a resolution, calling to arms every able-bodied
male, between 15 and 55, for 400 days, alter which it
adjourned.
Several hotels and other buildiop in this city were die.
covered to bon Are last night. The Moid says it was •
diabolical attempt to burn the city. Two supposed rebel
emissaries bare been arrested.

Its reported that the Confederate Governor Allan, of
Louisiana, has organised 10 coloured regiments.
At Shreeveport arrangements have been made to ex-
change cotton for clothing for Confederate prisoners in the
bands of the North. A thou/end bales will leave Mobile in
a few days.
Coffee 6rm. Sager declined one-eighth. Iron dull.
Saltpetre unchanged. Cotton quiet. Dollar, 30.

LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY, NOV. 2C.
It is reported that a Cabinet meeting eras held to consider
the &Lillian affair. Bates has resigned his place in the
Cabinet.

The burniog of Macon sad Milledgeville not confirmed.
On Monday Sberman's main body was 23 mils* from Mil-
ledgeville. Macao is ',ported to be strongly fortified.
Southern papers do not oonfirm the wreck of the Talla-
hassee.

Beaaregard is reporkd to here arrived in Georgia. Hood
ban been heavily reinforced.

Two O'CLOCK.

Stocks today firmer. Five-Twenties, 11:k4 ; Eries, 93 ;
Illinois Central, 12.1 ; New York Central, 119. Seven.
Thirties declined to 1184. Gold, 2Z3. Sterling, 94, f.

(UTTERS TELEGRAMS.)
CANADA.
MONTREAL, Nov. 25.

The Canadian authorities have forbidden the
export of arms and ammunition in consequence
of having received information that the Southerners,
in the western cities of Canada, were collecting
shot, shell, and cannon at various points.

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
TURIN, Dm 6.

In yesterday's sitting of the Senate, the Minister
of the Interior said, so long as the temporal power
existed, the danger of foreign intervention was not
removed.

The temporal power (he continued) is not neces-
sary to the splendour and independence of the spiri-
tual power. But this is a moral question ;we have
declared that it was necessary to leave it to the
progress of civilisation, and to leave the Pope alone
with his subjects, by which means the cessation of
foreign intervention would be obtained. This
question can only be solved in accord
with France, the first of the catholic powers.
In the principle of a free church in a free state
the base of a solution exists ; under the convention
foreign intervention is about to cease.
Italy has an interest in repelling all foreign ag-
gression tending to support the temporal power.
In the event of a movement breaking out in pon-
tifical territory, Italy does not engage herself
to repress it. The only engagement undertaken
by her is not to attack nor allow the pontifical
territory to be attacked. The convention is, there-
fore, favourable to Italian policy.
The transfer of the capital is not unattended
with inconvenience, but it will consolidate the
dynasty and the unity of Italy.
The minister's speech was received with great
applause.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dcc. 6.

An imperial ukase has been issued ordering the
Senate to promulgate the law relative to the new
organisation of the courts of justice, the new penal
code, and the laws upon the proceed,ng,s in civil
and criminal affairs, and the powers of justices of
the peace, all these laws having received the
Emperor's sanction.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, Dze. 5.
The Euxine left at noon to-day for Irfaraeiilea,
where ohe may be expected about the 11th inst.

The Delhi left at 4 p.m. yesterday for Southamp-
ton, where she may be expected about the 17th just.

OUTWARD MAILS OF 20-26 AUGUST.

The Madras reached Sydney on the 16th October.

SWITZERLAND.

A Geneva letter of the 3rd, in the Salta Public
of Lyons, says :
The trial of the rioters in the affair of the 22nd August is
to commence on the 13th inst. As • great number of
pumas, both belonging to the city and from other parte of
Switzerland, are expected to attend the sittings, the maims
will be held in the electoral hail. The troops of occupation,
which during the last fortnight have been reduced to one
battalion, will, on the 11th be reinforced by a mend
Withal, in order to prevent any attempt at disturbance
on the part of the friends of the accused parties.
According to a rumour current here, but the truth of
which i cannot guarantee, the principal Persons
accused have availed themselves of their provi-
sional relates to cross the frontier, and will consequently
be in default at the amine. The future alone will prove
how far the rumour is well founded. The grand council
has held • preparatory sitting, at which the last elections
were validated ; and the appointment of the bureau took
plops. Y. Aubert was named president, after M. hetet de
Rive and M. Frederich, who were first chosen, had
refund to act. The vice•prsidents and the first secretary
also belong to the independent majority. The majority,
however, wished to show themselves conciliatory ; they at
first proposed for president and vice•preeident two mode-
rate radicals, and it was only on their refusal that Inds.
pendent• were named. The new grand council will have to
commence its career by the dimension of the budget of
865 ; animated dicassions an expend, for t►e financial
position is the groat question of the moment.

PATENT Mrsartr, Sorra KENSINGTON. —Num-
ber of visitors for the week sadists Deo. 3, 1,426. Total
number Mars the opening of the museum free daily (12th
May, 16.58), 872,269.