The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-09 00:00:00

I.4A4'EE4 INTELLIGENS&
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AMERICA.

Woo Persia, On Rootto's Point.)

NEW YORK, JULY 29, EVENING.
General Pope has taken the field in the Virginia
Valley. It is reported that his force numbers
60,000 men.

The Confederate General Ewell, with 30,000 men,
is between Orange Court House and Gordonsville.
General Buell's advance is within thirty-five
miles of Chatanooga, where a severe fight is ex-
The Charleston Mercury says that the steamers
Nashville and Kate have arrived at a Southern
port, and sailed again.
The Richmond Enquirer says :—" The Nashville
brought 22 pieces of artillery taken by the English
from the Russians at Inkerman, and presented by
British merchants to the Southern Confederacy."

A further extensive destruction of cotton has
taken place in Arkansas.
Three iron-clad steamers are, it is reported, being
built at Richmond.

A war meeting has taken place at Philadelphia,
favouring the prosecution of the war, and declaring
that foreign interference will not be tolerated.
Great efforts are still being made to fill up all the
old regiments.
Intelligence from New Orleans to the 20th July
states that the weather was very hot, but the health
of the troops was good.
The steamers Baxonia and Etna have arrived out.

NEW YORK, JOLT 30, Mozainta.

The Federal"; have evacuated Grand Junction,
which has been occupied by the Confederates, to-
gether with a large portion of the Charleston Rail-
road between Memphis and Corinth.
Large bodies of soldiers are reported to be flock-
ing to Richmond from all parts of the South.

It is still affirmed that the Confederates are con-
centrating in force between the junction of the
Appomatox and the James River and Richmond.
The Federals have routed two large bodies of
guerillas in Missouri.
The prize steamer Tubal Cain has arrived at New
York.
The Australasian has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
NEW YORK, JOLT 29, Eviwuro.

Money easy. Gold 16 per cent. premium. Ex-
change dull. Bankers' bills, 1281. Stocks very
dull. New York Centre* 92i ; Minois, 561;
Erie, 33j. Cotton inactive. Flour heavy. Wheat
in good demand. Corn heavy. Coffee steady.
Sugar and molaeeee very firm. Provisions steady.

QUF.ENISTOWN, Atiacrer &

The royal mail steamship Persia, from New
York on the 30th ult., arrived here at 5 p.m. She
brings 132 passengers and 377,237 dole. in specie.
She landed all mails except those for Liverpool and
Scotland, and 16 passengers, and proceeded] at
5.20 p.m. All well.

MEXICO.

NEW YORE, JULY 30.

Advice have been reoeived here from Vera Cruz
to the 17th July. The Mexicans had made unsuc-
cessful efforts to drive the French from Orizaba.
The road between Vera Cruz and Orizaba was open.

ITALY.
TURIN, AUGUST 8, 6.25 rat.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor Rs-
tarsi said that there was a rumour, which, how-
ever, had not yet been officially confirmed, that an
encounter bad taken place between the troops and a
band of Garibaldians near Girgenti, in which the
Garibaldians are said to have loot fifty muskets.

TOWN, Auouer 8, EVRNING.

The DiSCUSIiOII4I of this evening says ;—" It is
reported that bands of volunteers on the road to
Girgenti, under the command of Bentivegni, have
encountered the troops ; after the exchange of a few
shots the volunteers dispersed.' They appeared to
have bad several wounded.

" The deputies Nicotera and Micelli are said to
be with Garibaldi."

TURENT, Auourr 8.

The official Gazette says :—" It appears that the
Garibaldian volunteers will leave for Messina in-
stead of Palermo. They number 3,000, and are
divided into three columns. The first will march
towards Marra ; Garibaldi in person will conduct
the second, and the third will follow."

NAPLES, AUGUST 8, EVENING.
Cenatiempo and his accomplices have been con-
demned by the tribunals.

SWI IZERLAND.

BERNE, AOOI3BT 9.

M. Hirzel Lampe, Consul General of the Swiss
Confederation at Leipsic, has been intrusted with
an extraordinary mission concerning the conclu-
sion of treaties of commerce with the states of
southern Germany.