The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-14 00:00:00

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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(ftiosza's TZIAGIAMIL)
THE WAR IN D/CNIKA.RIC.
VEILE. MAicz 11

The Austrian troops having repeatedly been mo-
lested by the inhabitants of this place, General
Gablenz has ordered that all munitions and arms
in the possession of civilians shall be delivered up
to the military authorities within 24 hours.

114./LBURD, Lulea 13.
The Hamburger Nachrickten contains a letter
from Veile, stating that on Thursday and Friday
four civilians were executed in that town for
attempting to assassinate German soldiers. The
list of the allied troops killed in the engagement of
the Bth inst. has been published. The Austrian loss
amounted to 108 men.

BERLLV, MALCH 12.

Five Danish steamers, one of them carrying 40
guns, are cruising off Stralsund, where the Prussian
flotilla is still icebound.
COPENHAGEN, MAnat 12, 7.14 P.M.
_

The enemy, whose vanguard was yesterday at
Horsens, pursued General Hegermann's army corps
with 21 battalions of infantry, cavalry, and artil-
lery as far as Fredericia. The enemy is in foroe.

COPENHAGEN, Hawn 13, 3.16 r i.
It is officially stated that, accoruing to intelli-
gence received, rid Korsoer, the enemy entered
Arhus yesterday evening at 8 o'clock. An unim-
portant engagement took place to-day at Sun-
dewitt.

COPENHAGEN, Make 13, 3.30 P.M.

. .
The Dagbiad publishes a telegram, stating
that 600 J utland peasants, comprising both old and
young men, have been compelled by the enemy to
assist in the erection of the trenches before Fre-
dericis.

THE FORTIFICATIONS OF CUXHAVEN.
SAMBUIIO, lUsca 12.

Colonel Bess, the commandant of the garrison
of Hamburg, left yesterday for Cuxhaven, to
hasten the construction of the fortiScations erected
to defend the entrance of the Elbe.

THE FEDERAL DIET.

FRANKFORT-ON-THE-XAINE, MA Rat 12.

In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet the motion
of Bavaria, for the recognition of the Duke of
Augustenburg, was brought forward. The repre-
sentatives of AuAria and Prussia proposed the ad-
journment of the motion until the committee
should have reported on the succession
Question, declaring that they would very
shortly state their views upon the subject.
On account of this declaration the Bavarian repre-
sentative stated that he would nut insist upon his
right, as mover of the proposition, to put the
question to the vote within a week. The debate
was therefore adjourned. The motion of Saxony
and Wurtemberg to convoke the Holstein Diet,
' and that of Hanover to summon Denmark to sur-
render the captured German shipping, was referred
to a committee.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BRESLAU, Kowa 13.
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Advice, received here from Poland state that a
division of the insurgent corps under Bosak has
lately had a sanguinary engagement with the Rus-
sians in the forests of Chencin, not far from Kielce,
in the government of Radom. Details have not yet
been received. The insurgent leader Wolski has
expelled the garrison of Jedwabne, in the same go-
vernment, and has occupied the town. Three
fresh corps of insurgents have appeared in the
district of Lomza, situated in the government of
Augugtowo. A band of insurgents, 500 strong,
has also been seen in the neighbourhood of Warsaw.

'l4; ' 1864.

-•• • AMERICA.
(111:1712.11 77.1.Z0RAY5.)
(Per the arias rid Roches Point.)
NEW YORK. MAzoa I. Drama.

General Meade's array crossed the Rapidan on
Hatarday (27th ult.) morning, in the direction of
Richmond.

It is rumoured that a large Federal cavalry force
is operating in Lee's rear.

Confederate telegrams to the 25th ult. assert
that Geaeral Sherman's advance bad reached the
Pearl river, on its return to Vicksburg.
The Federal cavalry from Memphis was unable
to form a junction with General Sherman. They',
penetrated to West Point, where an engagement
mused, the Federals retreating to Memphis with
the lass of three guns. During the retreat the
Confederates seriously harassed 'the Federal rear.
General Longstreet is still retreating towards
Virginia.
The Federal repulse in Florida is confirmed.
They fell info an ambuscade, and after a three hours'
engagement they retreated on JaekaousviLle, with
the toes el 1,900 men and five guns. The Confede-
rates advanced to Baldwin, which they were pre-
paring to attack.
The Federals were entrenched six miles from
J acksonsville.

The Loan Bill reported on by the committee of
ways and weans has passed the House of Repre-
sentatives.

The draft is ordered to take place in New York
on March 10.
The Bremen has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL LNTILLLIGKKCE.

NEW YORK, Main' 1, Evistura.

Money easy. Gold, 591 per cent. premium.
Exchange on London, 1743 ; on Paris, 3.23.
Stocks, quiet. New York Centrals, 1355 ; Illinois
shares, 133/ ; Erie, 114; Six per Cent. United States
Bonds, 1105. Cotton heavy. Middling Upland,
79c. to 80c. Crude petroleum, En to 295 ; refined
475 to 495.
(By telegraph to Halifax.)
NEW YORE. Kama 3, XOIIIIING.

. .
General Meade's forward movement was a feint,
to cover a cavalry raid by Kilpatrick in General
Lee's rear.

Kilpatrick is moving in the direction of Rich-
mond, thereby cutting General Lee's railroad and
telegraphic communications, and he has instruc-
tions to attempt to release the Federal prisoners at
Richmond.

It is reported that General Butler is making a
co-operation movement against Richmond by way
of the Peninsula.

Nothing authentic is known of the movements of
General Sherman. Southern journals report that
on the 22nd he was near Tombigbee River. Bishop
Polk has retired across the Tombigbee River, ready
to attack Sherman if he crossed.
Southern advices to the 27th ult. assert that the
Federals had been repulsed before Dalton, and
had retreated beyond Tunnel Hill towards Chicka-
mauga.

Admiral Farragut bombarded Fort Powell, Mo-
bilo, on the 23rd.
In the Senate the appointment of General Grant
as a lieutenant-general has been confirmed.
Money easy. Gold 601 per cent. premium.
NEW YORK. Marcia 3, Symnso.

Bishop Polk reports that on the 23rd General
Sherman was retreating from Meridian iu two
columns towards Vicksburg.

The Free State ticket bail been elected in Louisi-
ana.

Instructions have been received by the American
consul at St. John's to procure the extradition of
the Chesapeake pirates.

The Canada has arrived at Halifax.
COMMERCIAL DITELLIGENCE.

KEW YORK. llAug 3, Emma.

Money easy. Gold has advanced in consequence
Of the war rumours, and is now quoted 611 per
cent. premium. Exchange on London, 176; on
Paris, 3.17 k. Stocks firm, and advancing: New
York Centrals, 136 ; Illinois, 1341 ; Erie, 117
per Cent. United States Bonds, 114. Cotton
steady ; middling upland, 78c. Flour and wheat
advancing. Corn dull. Provisions steady. Coffee
dull. Sugar very firm. Molasses inactive. Pe-
' trot.= slightly firmer ; crude, 28} to 30 ; refined,
47} to 60.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived at
Queenstown at noon on the 13th of March. She
brings 62 passengers, and 97,234 dols. in specie. The
Africa landed 66 sacks mails and 7 passenger:, and
proceeded immediately. All well. She experienced
easterly weather during her passage.

MEXICO.
(VA St. Nazairk)
VERA CRUZ. Frs. 14.

The report of the abdication of Juarez which has
been circulated is stated to be unfounded. Nume-
rous desertions have occurred in the republican
army. The headquarters of the guerillas of the
province of Terra Caliente are still at Bautal-
pam. The cruize of Admiral Bosse has been pro-
ductive of very satisfactory results. It is asserted
that the Federal* have violated Mexican territory,
by going to Matamoros, in order to seize cotton be-
longing to the Confederates.