The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-12 00:00:00

ROME.

The brigand Tristany, according to a Turin letter
of Nov. 7 in the Patric, has arrived in Rome ; and
so far from hiding himself there, he has been openly
received by Cardinal Antonelli as a " Lieutenant-
General in the armies of his Majesty the King of
the Two Sicilies," which qualification he claims to
hold by virtue of a commission from Francis 11.

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AMERICA.
(Per Kangaroo.)
NEW YORK, Ocr. 31, Evansa.

The Confederates aro still in force in the imme-
diate front of the army of the Potomac. General
Burnside has moved down along the eastern base
of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and formed a junc-
tion with General BigeL

It is reported at General M'Clellan's head-quar-
ters that Gam* DM is QU his way to Pill
General Lee in Virginia.
President Lincoln has released the citizens of
Baltimore who were arrested by General Wool, and
has assured the loyal people of Maryland that the
affair will be adjusted to their satisfaction.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.
Great activity is observable on the part of the
Confederates, who are in strong force between Win-
chester and the Potomac.

Large bodies of Confederates are moving without
baggage along the Front Royal Road, and others
towards Shannonvale Springs and Castleman Ferry.
Federal General Stoneman has occupied Leesburg
without opposition.
The Federals have occupied Charleston, in
Western Virginia, and Grand Junction, Missis-
sippi. The Confederates are in force nine mike
from Grand Junction.
_ _ _

General Curtis reports that the Confederates
have been routed near Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Deserters from Richmond report that the steamer
Merrimac No, 2 is a complete success.
The Southern journals state that Federal General
Butler has landed at Pensacola with 7,000 men.
It was expected he would advance to the junction
of the Mobile, Montgomery, and Pensacola Railroad.
The Commercial Advertiser asserts that Nashville
is surrounded, and that the inhabitants are nearly
starving.
The Federal governor of North Carolina has
proposed to hold a conference with the Confederate
governor of the state to discuss the position of
public affairs and the aspect of the war. The
further objects of the proposition are not stated.
Washington despatches assert that many of the
Southern slaveholders are running their slaves
through the blockade and selling them in Cuba.
The New York municipality has resolved to issue
3,000,000 dollars, paper currency, in amounts
under one dollar.
Numerous strikes have occurred in different
branches of trade, but employers have consented
to pay the wages demanded.
It has bees found impracticable to serve the
writ of habeas corpus at Fort Warren.
A large republican meeting has been held in New
York. The speakers declared the determination of
the republican party to subjugate the South, and
endorsed Mr. Lincoln's proclamation.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, OCT. 31, Emma.

Money easy. Gold 291 per cent. premium.
Exchange, bankers' bills, 143. Stocks advancing.
Now York Centrals, 106 a ; Illinois, 81i ; Erie, 641.
Cotton very firm ; middling upland, 61c. to 6l c.
Breadstuffs heavy ; flour, lbc., and wheat 2c. lower.
Corn, provisions, and molasses steady. Coffee and
very firm.

sugar

MEXICO.
NEW YORE, Nov. 1.

Advice' received here from Vera Cruz state that
the French have strongly fortified all the approaches
to Orizabs, and rendered its safe base of opera_
tions. They are also reported to have erected a
battery of rifled cannon on the heights leading to
El Ingenio, and to have rendered other strong
positions impregnable.

PORTUGAL

LISBON, Nov. IL

The Duke de Saldanha has set out for Rome.
The government has obtained a great majority in
the elections.