The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-21 00:00:00

00WEIROILL INTELLICENCR.

NEW YORE, Ammer 11, Evaania.

Money abundant. Gold 261 per amt. premium.
Exchange on London, banker' bills, 1391. Stocks
dull. New York Centrals, 1271 ; Illinois, 1201 ;
Erie 106 ; Six per Cents. United States Bonds,
106 i. Cotton dull ; middling upland, 680. Flour
heavy, at a decline of 10c. Wheat and oorn lower.
Provisions good inquiry. Coffee heavy. Sugar
steady. Molasses quiet. Crude petroleum, 341 c.
to 35c.

SOUTHAMPTON, Avouirr 21.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Hammonia, from New York on the Bth inst., has
arrived off Cowes. She brings 114 passengers,
15,125 dollars in specie for England, and 1,300
dollars for Hamburg.
On the 12th she spoke the English barque
Reuben bound for Glasgow ; on the 16th the Eng-
lish barque Crimea, bound for Cardiff to New York ;
and on the 20th, off Cape Lizard, the steamer
Scotia.

the news by the Hammonis has been anticipated.

THE UNITED STATES AND FRANCE.
on surrAzzirs TIMIGHAPILI
(nor OUR )now. OORSIOFONDINT.)

FRANKFORT, PamAy.

The Europe contains an article which has created
a sensation here with regard to the display of the
Mexican fiagby the American consul. The Europe re-
fers to the fact that in March last Mr. Seward declared
that the government of Washington would never
tolerate any other form of government in Mexico
than the republican. The Europe affirms that
Juarezdemax.ded of Mr. Lincoln whether the United
States government would sae any impropriety in
Mexico being represented in foreign countries by
American agents, in case of the overthrow of the
legal authorities of Mexico. Mr. Lincoln gave a
favourable reply. The Europe anticipates imme-
diate war if the Emperor Napoleon does not confine
himself to the demand for an indemnity and leave
Mexico a republic.

(aroma's nizawas.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
VIENNA, Ammer 21.

The latest intelligence from Lithuania announces
that the detachment commanded by Mackiewicz
has gained a victory over a superior Russian force
near Kiesdany.
The Prase states that an engagement unfavour-
able to the Russians has taken place at Obiechow,
in the palatinate of Cracow.

THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAME, Ammer 21.

The permanent committee of the popular dele-
gates of the German Diets held a sitting yesterday.
The following questions were upon the order
of the day :—The German question ; the more
enlarged organisation of the Congress ; the Schles-
wig-Holstein question.
Meetings of the Congress will take place to-day
and on Saturday.
Herren Schultze, Delitsch, Bennissen, Metz,
ttc., are among the deputies who have already ar-
rived.

The King of Holland was yesterday at the
gala performance in the theatre. Thirty-two
sovereign Princes, with their ministers and the
corps diplomatiqns, were present upon the occasion.

THE EAST.

PARIS, Acrourr 21.

Advione received here state that some disturb-
ances have taken place in the vicinity of Damascus.
The Bedouins under Djibel attacked a detachment
of gendarmes, of whom five were killed. Other
similar attacks took place at Keerouet. These
attacks cause some uneasiness ; but energetic mea-
sures on the part of the Ottoman government will
soon put a stop to them.

. ALEXANDRIA, Accuerr 19.
The Annamite ambaaaadora have arrived at Suez.

THZ SUEZ CANAL.
001.78TiNTINOPLE. Ammar 20.
The statements published by some journals rela-
tive to the Suez Canal settlement are erroneous.
Forced labour is absolutely abolished, the company
having six months allowed them to make other
labour arrangements.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Amin 21.
a of this morning states it is
asserted in well-informed quarters that the ministry
will not enter upon the consideration of the Mex-
ican question until after the Archduke Maximilian
has accepted the crown.
The electoral meetings in the various districts
have been authorised by the government,

The

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter'a office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, August 21 :
THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The Manilla left Alexandria with the Marseilles
portion of the above mails at 3 p.m., on the 10th
instuit.

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The Poonah, with the heavyportion of the mails,
left at 4 p.m. She may be expected at South-
ampton about Sept. 1.
The Bengal brought the mails to Suez, arriving
there on the 18th inst.
The Poonab has 2,790, and the Masailis 210
packages of cargo.

WEATHER IMPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

FRIDAY, Auol3gr 21, 8 A.Y.

A Islib W. V. Z. Q. LH. I.
Nairn WU N.N.W. IS o
Leith berdeen ... 70.12 111 N. 30li oo
30.16 . W. .W
f
Shields
tlearborestlh X*IS" N. W.
c
Groom:aide— 1016166 w.s.w. n - 0.06
Galway
Yolanda
Queenstown —ll N.W. 1111 o
Liverpool lO.lO, :1 W.N.W. 28 e
Holyhead 130.18 67 N. W. 38 e
Pembroke .. —10.24 66 W. N. W. 21 b
Pentanes I like? Z. I II e —.
Bred ;WS 66 N. W. i2B 1
I:orient 60.2064 N. 30 b
Rochefort '30.21 67 N. I 23 b-.
Plymouth 60.06 66 N.N.W. 28 0
Weymouth lkea 16 N. W. SI b
Porouth lll7 NI N. II e o.wr
London
Dover 110.17 &Si S 0 0.07
Yarmouth ... -10.10 671 N. PO o
Heligoland llk ', II MP N. W. • n . • 14,