The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-24 00:00:00

PHOTOGRAPHIC ffiCHIBITION.—The
Nurni ANNUAL zawarnoN of the rearoosArnic
marry of LONDON Is OPEN DAILY, from 10 till 4, of lbo
Dairy of Ur Daddy of Drill& Artlita, Buffolkotroot, ragman
Baol—Aeholsoke, ls.

SPLENDOUR and MAGNIFICENCE
are the prevailing eharaMerleilse of the London
titc which a visit on THURSDAY, the Lib Inst., le partiou•
i.io
recommended. The Proprietor. take their ANNUAL
r on the evening In queetlon, when the entertainmenta
will be marked by genies, nigament, elegance, mirth, and
drollery. The programme will totally eclipse all Its predecessor..
it will. In fact, be a MONT o 1 WONDERS
The LONDON PAVILION, Tiebbarniednet.
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with 00 ET and DESPATCH.
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VALUES of GOLD. —WATHERt3TON sad
BECODIN, kg the Information of the Public and thole.
amorous Pogrom, beg to make the following annoaaemimt re.
prdag the VALUE of GOLD, feeling pennaded that the Int►
meta of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by
the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being
divided int* 24 parts or carata, it toile.a the geld of
16 tents floe, te 18 carats-33 3 81 carats .. Al 11 10
worth ..44 al4 17 orate.. 8 0 1 carets .. 1 I 31
per encase. 14 carats.. 214 71 carats 1 4 11
IBeemb.. 4 1 t lb carats.. 913 1 carats .. 1 1 24
II melt Wilde 14 terf9ll.. 2 0 01 carats .. 017 8
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El Made— 814 4 LI carats— 12 61 carats 010 71
enenle.. II 10 91 11 aerate— 1 13 1 sweats.. 0 7 1
11 assts.. 3 7 8 16 carats.. 116 61 meat... 0 3 64
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I. aimed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays
at sue

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upon mateelal and patterns, that eamot be exedlad, at
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er TA BROOCBIIIIIII% NANOUABA, re the
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Portraits of Lord Palmerston. Earl Russell, and Ms Right
Hanciamble W. R. Gladstone, and oontnining some useful in-
formation, may be had gratis a E. 1101468 and SON,
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HOLLApi D.
THE HAGUE, J ix. 23,
The First Ohamber has adopted the bill for the
construction of a canal across the Isthmus in the
northern province of Holland by 24 to 12 votes.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, Jas. S.

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QPZOTACLILS, improved lvy HARRTS and
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Zola Penally, opposite the MUM Yaws. OaW, London.
isleidished 1710. Oantlon. —No traveller@ maploysd.

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ivads.—BUIYEL, 911. sod 24,

PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The returnV
et Teeth to their respective Doerdiagacbools Induces a
solletinele kw their personal comfort sad attraction, and DOW
MACAIMIAR OIL, for aceetwethe the growth and
seed aaalitilfialt ILA hair, flowleadit Ralydor, for Im-
elda and annals:doe, sad rensevlng °stemma de.
licia—liad Rowlands' Odonto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for readeltng
toe tom Imenumb white. and anall= thon. ace con-
sidered indlepsesible scoosersainseala by ROWLLWD
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NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—Tbe greatest and
most =ski tamatiom of Um day, AQUA AMAINLLA.—
Heim JOHN 001INTAL and Cu., Three King.moort, Lombard-
street, partimen to Auld,ai respecttully
redo~ the pithho
this truly marvellou which gradually the human
hatr to its pristine boo--no natter at what age. TM Aqua
Amiens has none of the properties of dyes; It, on the contrary,
to Wasik:id to the system. and when the hair is mite restored
eme per month win keep tt In perfect colour. Price
ems pleas per betele.

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Oast*, la.. the Fourth Volume. completing the Work. of
HE prTim
SPANISH CONQUEST in AMERICA,
and Ite RELATION to the HISTORY of SLAVERY. and
to the GOVERNMENT of COLONISE. By Antra Haws.
Vole. L And IL. Ma. TeL ILL, la

Partici:San. ::e ewe.. West Strand.

AN HISTORICALVEY of the At3TRO-
NOSY UR
et the ANCILIT& By Sir Gann Colureweu

Parlor, Bon, and Bourn, W. !Brand.

Sidood !Wilton, pod 800, A.,
LEISURE HOURS in TOWN. A Selection
trona tho Contributions et A. I. H. B. to Romeo Magazion
Landon: Parker. Boa, and Bows, Wod Strand.

Ms day, crown 8.0, Woe as, ,
HE COMMON-PLACE PHILOSOPHER in
TOWN sod 000N11Y : • Selma from the Costello.
tidos of LE.H.N. to " homes Zogsaise ." with other Occoakesl
Nowa
Limbo : Parker, Son, sod BOUM Wart Strand.

VICTOilli MOM
Vasa to sold to the series of this truly pat os! eseedieek
sow exhibited at the Crystal Palace. sad one of the mod
pep*, attrestiess at Bydeahare. tire Dew pictares bare
kW) : *oat represeatseg the gallant deeds tehinad
tow:Ili
" to Home. Polk old, Rogers, twos.ie. 13ayle, and
sad Mr. •DocaeU, of the Bowl Civil Samos.
Yr. Demsegse large picture of the Bogle of Iskermass,
eddldiel last seem at the Boyd Atsibray, is also at Os
Palm.

The Inman steamer Glasgow has arrived here
from New York, with 63 passengers, and 603,740
dollars in specie.

The Nord of yesterday introduces a chess pro-
blem into ita columns, and aasooacee that in future it will
give two problems every month. The position of the pieces
is indicated by the usual kind of design.
AMERICAN SYMPATHY WITH Ls NCASHII/1. —The
ship Hope arrived at Liverpool yesterday from New York,
with a cargo of flour, do., for the relief of the diatreas in
Lancashire. The Hope, which ie a fine new vessel, is cow
mended by Captain Hancock, who, we believe, gave his
services free. She left New York on the 22nd December,
laden with 1,010 barrels of Boar, and 967 tom guano, all of
which will be sold, sad the proceeds forwarded to the relief
fund. The vessel is, we understand, consigned to Beaus.
Babcock and Co., of Liverpool, who undertake to unship the
cargo, free of expense. The Hope was towed up the Mersey,
free of cheeps, and all the customs sod harbour, dock, and
other duo, will be dammed with in this and other similar
oases

FIN E Witrrino.—The correspondent of a Southern
paper committer his account of the battle of Murfreesbo.
rough in the following terms .—" The sun retie clear after
several days of funeral gloom, drifting the midis which hung
like silvery curtains o'er the field, dancing and glistening
along the serried line of steel, which glittered in the morn-
ing light like the sparkling, of countless diamonds, bathing
the gay banners which floated in the (root with a flood of
refulgence, and rifting in golden showers through the emerald
fringe of cedars which enclosed the field."
MEDICAL CEETIFIcATEB IN LUNACY.—The sub-
joined is a copy of a letter addressed by the Commissioners
in Lunacy to Mr. Elliot, proprietor of Munster House
Asylum, Fulham, where Mr. Hall was transferred on Dr.
Sample's and Mr. Guy's certificates "In the letter addressed
to you by the solicitors of t►e board is the month of August
lest, the censure of the Board was conveyed to you for your
culpable neglect before taking charge of Mr. James Hall as
an insane patient, to ~certain, by reading the certificates,
that they were in all respects conformable to the statute,
and the opinion of the Board was expressed in the following
terms : • There is oo part of the duty of the proprietor of a
licensed house which requires greater care than the mewl-
nation of certificates. Your long experience ought to have
rendered you familiar with the particulars in regard to them
which demand special attention, and the Commissioners,
I therefore, consider your negligence on this occasion as a
' most grave offence.' Had you performed this, your obvious
duty, you would cot have received Mr. Hall, inasmuch as
Mr. Guy's certificate was, upon the face of it, in.
valid, and incapable of amendment under the
statute, being founded upon an examination of
the patient more than mix weeks before its date.
The question of the sufficiency of the facts set forth in
medical certificates admits, in many cases, of much doubt,
and the certificates, in this respect, may be amended after
the reception of the patient. It is entirely different if the
examination of the patient took place, as in the case under
consideration, mare than seven days prior to admission. Mr.
Guy's certificate bare date six weeks subsequent to the day
on which be last new Mr. Hall. This was fatal to the vali-
dity of his certificate ; and it is, therefore, of paramount im.
portals:a that proprietors and superintendents of asylums
should, before taking charge of a patient, carefully peruse
every certificate. The Commissioners feel themselves called

AMERICA.

The Canadian steamer Anglo-Saxon, which left
Portland, Maine, on the 10th instant, arrived at
Londonderry yesterday. She brings 25,000 dollars
in specie.
The Hamburg and American Company's steam-
ship Hanimonia, Captain fichwensen, which left
New York on the 10th inst., arrived at Southamp-
ton shortly after 3 p.m. yesterday, with the French,
English, and German mails, 57 passengers, and
217,867 dollars for England. Hee telegraphic ad-
vises from New York are to the 12th.

The New York. Herald, of the 10th inst., on the
porition of affairs, mays :
There is nothing DOW from Vicksburg today, though
Sebgraphic communication between Memphis sad Cairo is

complete.
Latest despatches from Nashville represent that ]fur.
freeeboro' is entirely deserted. Our army and Gwen'
Itoseacranz' headquarters have advanced ten mike beyond
that place. The rebel army is reported to be at Tullahoma.
General Resencrans orders all captured rebel cdllaers to he
confined until Jefferson Davis' order in revoked ; the rebel
winners to subsist an army rations, the food eontributed by
Mirk") be

wow !too, sad tb• ropolitio-o
jai Shim:.
- - - - -

General Hellsek has issued a mast Bettering order of
thanks to General Roseacrans for his gallant conduct and
that of his army at Murfreesboro'. Re also thanks Genial
Carter for his lintiltaint cavalry raidinto Ernst Tennessee, and
the important esaviees he rendered there.
The news frog the army of the Potomac is not important.
Our pisketa extend from Falmouth to King George Court-
house, about twenty-two miles distant from the former
point. Contrabende agree in stating that rebel incursiou
are nightly made below the Court-house fora long distance,
and minus are =ivied away and sent South. The greater
portion, however, of the slaves on the Wog neck of land be-
tween the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers have already
made their escape to our lines, bringing wi►h them at night
their masters' teams and other property.

Our latest mews from Springfield, Mo., where General
Brown was so badly wailed by the rebels under General
Marmaduke, is up to yesterday, when the indications were
not as favourable to our troops as they bad previously been.
Telegraphic communication had. ceased at three o'clock in
the morning, and the enemy had entered our stockade on
the previous afternoon. The opinion in St. Louis is that the
rebels bad captured the place. General Brown, the defender
of the place, had received a very bad wound in the shoal-
der. A large amount of army 'tom, ammunition, and
arms were in Springfield, and of COUII4 fell into the bands
of the enemy. It was reported that a portion of General
Blunt's army, from Van Bares, Arkansas, had reinforced
General Brown ; but this is not confirmed.

It is mid that General Comma advanced on the rebels
on the Blackwater in force, from Suffolk on Thursday, and
will jive General Pryor an opportunity for a fight if he de-
sires it.
General Beareprd is in command at Charleston, in the
district of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
In the &oath yesterday a bill for the eastruction of a
ship earl from the Miesisalppi rivet to Lake Iliehisoo, so as
to admit of t►e purge of armed vessels, and to enlarge the
looks of Erie and Oswego canals in New Yoe', to adapt
them to the damee of the Northern lakes, was introduced
end ordered to be printed. Mr. Willey jive notice of a
bill to aid Western Virginia in the speedy and final oath'.
pigment of slavery in that State.
It was yesterday currently rumoured that Commodore
Wilkes had been removed from command of the flying squa-
dron for having failed to obey orders relative to intercepting
the Alabama. Although talked about in well-infecund
quarters, no definite authority was given for the st►tement.
The Kentucky Legislature met on the Bth inst.
The following is a summary of the governor's
message :

The messige of Govan* Robinson recommends that Kw.
picky reject President Lincoln. proclamation to liberate the
slaves, and protests against any interference with her State
policy as unwarranted by the constitution. He thinks that
the proclamation giving freedom to the slaves in the rebel-
lions States inflict. upon Kentucky a total and indiscreet
blow. He lays that the saddest effect of the proclamation
will be to ire the whole South into one burning mass of is.
exhaustible hate. The proclamation will destroy all hope
of restoring the Union, which is only possible by adhering
to the constitution as it was. Further than that, the most
alarming aspect of the proclamation is the usurpation of
powers of government by the President under the specious
plea of military necessity. Governor Robinson concludes
his nieusge by advising the legislature to place on record
their plea against the proclamation.

The City of Washington arrived at New York on
the evening of the 9th inst.
The Africa arrived at Halifax on the same day.
The Howe of Representatives has passed a vote
of thanks to General Butler.

(LIT TILEGRAYIL)

NEW YORK, Jas. 12, Emma.
The Confederates captured Galveston, Texas, on
the lst inst.

The Confederate steamers, armed with guns,
protected by cotton bales, with troops on board,
attacked the Federal gunboats and captured the
gunboat Harriet Lane. Her officers and nearly all
her crew had been killed by musketry. Two Fede-
ral gunboats escaped. The Federal* blew up their
flag-ship, Commodore Henshaw accidentally perish-
ing on board. The remainder of the Federal fleet
and troops have returned to New Orleans. It is
supposed that the Confederates will immediately
send the Harriet Lane to cruise in the Gulf, as she
is strongly armed.
The Federal repulse at Vicksburg was complete,
and the expedition has re-embarked.
The reported embarkation of General Sumner's
division for the South is not true.

as segpited at the meeting of the Democratic Asia:Maim
of New York in December, and *Berta that pew can only
be restored upon a buts of an acknowledgment of the in•
depeedesee cid the confederacy.
The Cbesolike of Ways and Means bars reported a bill
authorising Semetery Chase to ism* 900 mellow of United
Statile brads fer the support of the government.
NEW YORK, J. it
-

It is officially reported that the Confederates were
repulsed at Springfield, Missouri.
The Secretary of the Treasury will not attempt to
negotiate a loan.
The Senate haw passed the bill authorising a
further iaeue of bonds and United States notes.

The Confederates under General Magruder recaptured
Gslentos, Tex's, on the 1a inst. The attack vas toad*,
b► land and water. The Confederate gunboats, which were
prcesicted by cotton bake, bad no cannon, the men using
Aim

Goootal Magruder elaboo to have captained 600 priooooro
lad • largo quantity of dome and onos. Coofoclorato loot
sot /mows.

The NMI et the remiss of Genital Sherman at Vicks-
burg is fully confirmed. Sherman has been superseded by
General IrClernand.

The Jura was intercepted off Cape Race on
the 10th.

The Timm publishes the following telegram :
NEW YORK, JAR. 10.

Mr. Chase's interview with the leading New York backers
was nuslidasiory.

The goversamoni KR for the tame of 910 inilliosse of United
Stated bead, hoe weld the Semis to-day. Walloareet
le math suits& Gold has advanced to 142.

COBWEB/IAL GENCE.
NEW Y Jas. A,Twoos. "-
00 11=311.711A011."%01114 "at
irtailt
ales. New 'Fmk Central; 117 ; Mania, 88; Eno, 734.
NEW YOWL JAL 12, Emtapro.
The excitement in the gold, exam" sad Wreak markets
eontianes.
Money easy. Gold 42 premium.
Exchange no Loudon : Bankers' bills, 154 to 185.
Stocks very firm. New York Central, 118 ; Minnie, 88 ;
Erie, 74.
Cotton et ; middling Upland, 70c. Floor advancing,
sad 15e. Wber. Wheat in good demand for export, sod
3c. higher. Corn quiet, but lc. higher. PrOVIIIIOOII geed
uiqtury. Coffee quiet. Sugar eaady. Maiesses very is.

-

The Confederate army withdrew from Marfreraborough
in good order to Tullahoma, and was at Shelbyville on the
sth inst. The Riantond DisparcA of the 6th says that
by this movement General Bragg has thrown East
Tennessee entirely open to the Yankees, and that if
Rosencranx once gets possession there 200,000 men will
not dislodge him.
A week of desperate fighting at Vicksburg his termi-
nated in the defeat of the Federals. The attack was most
determined, and the resistance obstinate is the extreme.
The Federal, fought to within two miles of the city at one
time, but were driven back by a superior force under Gene-
ral Joseph Jambe. Whole regiments and brigades were
engaged hand to hand, and batteries ►ud fortificetions were
taken and retaken several times. The fortifications extend
for six miles to the rear of the city, and were defended by
upwards of 60,000 men, a large proportion of whom were
suddenly concentrated upon the point.
The latest accounts represent that the Federal forces re-
tweed to their transports in no condition to renew the
attack.

AMIRICANAIP /OR LANCASHIRE.

upon, in the foliating circumstances, and for the above ma-
sons, to intimate to you their determination to visit any
violation of the provision of the law such as that of which
you were guilty in Mr. Hall's case with the penalties of the
statute. In order to the promulgation of their views the
Commissioners intend to circulate generally copied of th
present oommunicatioo.—Jas. 9."
It is gratifying to bud (says the Newcastle
atronick) that the differesoes which have of late subsisted
between SOON of the miners and colliery owners in the
North, are Was gradually adjasted. At Segbill, where the
mu have bah us • strike " since the bit inst., the roasters
have at length yielded the sought•for requirements, and
operations at the colliery were resumed out Thursday. At
Cr.mliagton, mutual amocesioss, leadiag to a satisfactory
understanding, have been made ; and there, too, the men
have returned to work. This is as it should be, and we
hope soon to hear that there is as mid of all the dienotee.
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prawn& weather Is productive of °Pastas& bilious
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places them within the may reach of all. They exercise the niftt
absolute purifying power over the hirg.d and all the secretions,
and wonderfully improve the appetite. They likewise strengthen
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(Prom dm New York Herald el Js o . 10.)

Pursuant to the announcement in yesterday's
issue a most pleasant reception took place about 11 o'clock
yesterday morning on board the relief ship Genus Griswaid,
which, as repeatedly announced, has been leaded with pro-
vision' for the assistance of the suffering English operatives,
sod yesterday prepared to start on her MIMS of charity.
The affair on board the vessel was of a most gratifying eha.
racier. Most of the benevolent gentlemen who had contri-
noted to the noble work of charity which Uses bed almost
reached its coesummatioa were present co the ecomies, and

The Federal lons elands 5,000. Among the officer. .leio
are Generals Morgan sod Smith. 1,500 Fedende, under
Cleeeral Hovey, not to execute a special order, are sup-
posed to have been °entered.

The Confederate IWe u not known.
The flotilla under Admiral Farrago! wee nimble to pass
beyond Port Halms to render Resistant:4a
_ _

Biz thousand CAdaderatas, under Generale liarbridge
and Karmsdaks, with six pious of artillery, are reported
to be advancing upon Springfield, Missouri.
It is agile positively assorted that General Burnside has
belly resigned the command of the army of the Potomac,
sad that he is seceseded by Oireeral Booker.
[ The Richmond Examiner u►esitatingly declines the par-
' thipettee of the seceded stMes is a 'Aloud *seventies,

had the pleasing satisfaction of Oonledng tan oner. 2
the succesefid termination of their laboun The ship 16
wee beautifully decorated with flap, and the
of things altogether was of a most naming
About semi the nisei cast loose from her aseberrek
was towed down the bey by the steamer Oswego. Tim
rigawhich ]ad .rambled chair. is ne cads.
to order by ?d Great, rmaa of the Is
Mist Committee, who explained the object of the
kg in a few appropriate remerka. d. number ley
*t speeches followed, Ilene. Low, Down
v. lha. Adams, Smith. Gardiner, Vinod, ...rift
dellinsiog addresses, which were listened to with the
eisZaattention.
6.
Low, treasurer of the isternatiesal committee,
debt diell the esamin sontaibuted was over 108,000 dole.,
.and tkrierro moo on inn the ship 11,2911 baneb of
• 505 isms el bum. 11 barrels el park. 500 temeels
M= 500 barrels and bons bread. There yet remained is
bead 50,900 dole. is cash.
Mr. WY. K DODOS offend the following resolution,
lona wen adopted unaaimonsly :—" Reselved,—That the
awn of the enmities are dee to the Wowing paeans
ter their gratuitous sorvioso :—To Edward Bill, Fey., for tae
psaileme ed dour, thus esuing to the fond. large amount in
essesenkme ; to Captain George Lust, for his offer to eon
lareditie nip to Liverpool to Kr. Augustus *orris,.
OWN of New York, for Ming the ship tons ; to theirs,.
elfin of stevedores, for loading the chip ; to the Wen
metre, for their services in SW obip. R
—Tins thanks an due to the press far their lit=
anent support so promptly gives totals Wrenn mow
soort." I t •". • • I.
The proosedinp apropetately wood vipL:" plod r
ow, to which all at board sat down, ohm whin the am-
piny left the ship to go on a voyage if tesevolssee, getting
os hoard the Oswego, which conveyed the party in safety
back to New York.

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