The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-09 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1863.

TELEGB,APMO INTELLIGENCE

ItirrA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
n adam—STE Of COMMUNICATION betwees 100 N. 1
DON and INDIA.—The well-burirs dipper anxillary deassaldp
INDIANA. L. 955 tam 300-hono power, JOHN SMYTH, Comman-
der, now hefting In the YktmX (Loodon) Deets, will leave on
12th April, embarking preensers at and leavingOrsveeend on the
=NI? Canino, call at the Cap, of Good Hope and
mantilleact ship, erpreesly for the I udta trade,
Yrs been thoroughly refitted, hie erehrete scoomosodation fee
paraaapora, and will carry an erpeelenced surgeon, siuo a etre-
arden. The average purge of this company's steemers laat
lesson was 70 days to Aladras the Calcutta having performed
the voyage In 59 days, being the shorted on record.
The line ~U be continued on the 20th June, and onthe 20th of
each succeeding month, with the steetest punctuality, by one of
the company's magnificent Seat of aatillary screw ateamehipa.
For freight or pusige apply to GRINDLnY and Os., IS. Par-
thmentatfeet. S.W.. the brokers ALPE= SLITS mad Co.,
160 Leadenhaltstreet, P C.: or at the Oman st the COM.
rAxy, 0, Illactng-lane, London, +ban assnaggillasaloas
for ippottitcoenta as midshipmen In this service should be =de.
EICHADD t WSW, Seentery.

tAlhke UTTA Diresdpiatabippging day April 10),
.1Y 0111101 MAY, A l
lmorn inarrgior:rw, lAhltllt, Commander (belonit-
ap to Ileum Doom Smith and Soak, mu): loading in
the nod India Deem This unrivalled vemel, ftU in Inn es-
=Voir the trade, made her pump out from the Clyde to
In PO dap, to
*Pert the beet opportunity to shippers
of line geodt.--Apply to GELLATLY, MAMMY, and IntiVirLL,
TY, lemblibeiDokeet, IC.

A. direct, to follow the City of Bombay,
CA!aChe Unmet' ilk ved ent, new el =DMA, A 1 If
SO ken nor, dAIFI7II. l is
Mims. Join Allan sad n emu :.—.g 1.0. o:
716 Insintlen3 nonni. boa in IM
3071fcabin nesonsedstken end will have quick Esepatch.—
rd or Plu.s==• tiIELLATLY, HAMMY, and

'VOA BOMBAY Direct (under engagement with
.1: H. IL Council for India), lbs weiLlmown Liverpool iron-
bah ship SARAH SANDS. 1,150 tow, Al 111 room In the Uwe-
ohlp hoot, JOHN OILLIIII, Cooosooder, *wood by Mr.
Bates. of Liverpool . lying is the Loothot hooka —he
thigh& wig to RAYDII4 sad ZaID, 51. Meg Wilthrootreet
or $0 GIILLTLY, ILANY111", aod SW/1,4 17.
West. La

B()id:BAY Direct, the splendid ship BE4 PARK,
74s tour mkt& marg., WILLIAM IE4 Onimaasdar ;
loodlajira the Bag India Dacha Thu ship in well Woo is
pp trap% be. a large portion of her cargo empiped. sad
will met ilia the anal quick dripatek. Er napealer ammo
pointles ter piesimpera. eall
to eurriilo tarilothislod aniaa.
Par trolaht or apply to GM.LATLY, HANLEY, one
=lrma. Ti. 14" et Ha

QHANGHAS Di
anerectw; 'mil the NM Ape),
nosidisent murmiGs. A nom ILE
Oa▪ r
mbar, JOHN SOBER Onsmandor ; loading IR Ws
lonlindiaDoelo. This splendid send las sada sous of alia
ze., on record, and Saving a largo parlion or bar
amigo will be yokkly frelabt or pas-
saging owners, Marra SWING and Oa. 11, Leaden-
IC. • or to GELLATLY, munczy, and atWRLL,

ParPIULLTP Direct (to sail punctually on
ma of ADM. Ind idgglar Eng lard,. the nsigaltleent
Dundee Dant clipper ship 111110 AL, A 1.1114 tons nester. R. P.
=. Commander; loading tn the bent India Dadra Ras
ealida rocorniesodereos, and from bet In ea-
peeled to makie• very quiet run out.—he dndlibn W IC=
*44_ _DI rt 1.411 MOORS. piellmralenst er
maniLlY, end NEWELL, 27, Leadealiallainne.

OP Direel (unier =mem
M=4 Inftnialuipae"). 411114 (4)15.1,114
odoe-oweett
4iiis
w theelicr
Dodo. Mao Rao
wee very rapid
tommrea.,P=lrionds a (sod
Y* and Bilflatdr=

PLC AL /WTICL

111111.7001. Atn-10
• 0014 PAN Y.

AYE sod lasasesses see isiverreepee Melly Informed Oat
Hie CazdViwiwes. abase. sailing on Saturday far New
Test, at Qesessdown for penman on llciaday,
wain tabiris ftwalidowpool on 11l . aad will coatbus
a melte
..Tar
agents% Friday from Winos!, L
caning
giII="CROMEZZATION tO NEW YORK
Direct. —The ISYZEIVOL. WM YOWL aad PHILA-
DELPHIA 8T116.11411111, 001tPANY intim' taste
tall.powerod aystolsolls Iron Screw Steam-Skim at
grandam' le passa and tissyateless, as follo :
111111111fm&W LIYMPOOL FOR PEW YORK.ws
=lf BUlkiednesday, April IS.
CITY OF CSISTIpriIV., Friday, April 17.
SYNA. W . AW.
CITY OF WAS °TON, Weiheaday, April W.
Aal weary aneeisdiai Wednesday, and every alternate Friday.
Oalsta yemsdellvl7, sad El guineas, aooording to the seem-
=lL C=allaineMetealliiirdris csaittelt
Odeigat, _
ikon to livaa=l,.i.trW—airrr
I=l;ner te tad KAM, I, rung Wdllais:
sire* City.

ROTTERDAM and the BRINIL—TWICE •
wana.—tae Nenetinds Stanton nuoartte
peiMennater BATA VILL, Ont. W. SKIM dhe kW*
ead Nein& Pteen.hert. Wondiod.
Tu alartele 11,„am..
sad reharmeg from Rotterdam everymatt. 'area
• IL, 41110 a, sad 1:e. 6.1.. return, £3 ft, EftLl ft. 3d.
• ftd nerew.steareer ITILNOORD talk ban tthe Tow
=ayn=rths Paree'V'eamde 10e.ingallen numb ._
males nth nen sad fasten darressatio altlaa—
Nee thrown bees rider to the pained memn..nnas Min
le 011A/111111 Mavens! Onee, W.. or to P1111.121‘ 0111AARZ
mad PRIILLITS, lood-leae, IC.

THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
701111-ANDA-ZALP PER PRETZEINCI NYOCIL
Tim Great laatern Railway Opapaor la tred to moles
APPLICATIONS for sums of 4.06 or 'genera of the Marro
MCI, tearing a axed preferential Interest d al per coat. pet
samasa. Interest ersomenese trees the date of posent.—=
M la mai% skim pareasally or ap lat. Io the
J. A OMAN, Socratan.
Taragane, Agri% UM

017 HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD.—
.12.ACY of MAIM ILAllo3.—Whereas, soder the pro
=ffiat "The Mere/modiao !Larks Act, 186 t." every person
lrilk latest to defraud, or to enable another to defraud
shy perm. Shen forge or counterfeit, or cause or procure to be
holed Sr otesterferted, any trade mirk, or shall apply or came
act= to be applied any trade mark, or any forged or cam-
Mode mark to any chattel or article, not being the
mammilwahmis or production of the perms Intended to be de-
moted trr meet trade mark or forged or counterfeited trade mut,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punishablo by Imprisonment with hard labour for two
years, or by floe, or by Imprisonment and floe ; and when.=
virtue of the mom Let, every perms who shall aid, abet,
eye prwme the omagal•don of any offence which Vby the Said
Act made a shderommor, shall oleo be guilty of a mldesraor,
and punishable In meaner above mentioned ; and whereas ft bee
come to the knowledge of the undersign that Michels of coo-
dtromitand oondhoeMal feedingmeal, whch are Redd bit moo-
hem% bon been offered for ale smarted with lie mums of
Thoiiey." NOTICI Id 11110111aY GIYINIfma • ale
WAM of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS will be pall by the sa-
=rorry or persons who will give such Informs-
ow to
to the conviction of an person or penman
=lrtlo the minufacture of such articles of condo
d coodfmentel feeding moat or say penes er penes,
eitifter or abetting Menai of any el fie odademommwe anted
br the aboreemotioned Act. J PH 21101LEY.
Seem Ma and.ollyek, Thwubf?-belaffe.

iiiii;;zOis.—iaidc--72:

NOTHING LICPOBBIBLIL—The posted owl
as motel lammtlem dtb itsi, AQUA
Mesas. JOHN 006111 LL met O, Three Hlegeotel, Lombard-
alreel>aMigramers to her resetter to the rabbi
Ws marvellous esl4.3"Weh restores the beam
ts mistime hue—Ho matter at see. The Aqua
Aeries bra acme of the properties o: gees: It, ea the metrare,
teashalet to the spews. sad when Me Mir le mos Oli
i.e per mmil will hasp Is le prise& mbar. Pries
am Pre. par bailie.

A NINE BRAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and Mustaches. are realised by the ass el ROWLANDS
MACABLUI OLL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid on Is
is Id& repute for Its unprecedented encores during
r. Mist yeas re promo:log the growth, relklethit, mid Tweed-
Wes the human hair. It preen& hair from tales off sr tuss-
ling grey, etresgthsas week hair. Maumee it frees semi sad
dwarf,. sad makes it !dentifully soft, pliable, and lee
411111ina It is especially recomintoded, as fonds( the heels of
beenlifel bead of hair. In all Climates It alike displays list a-
nswerable results, and has long been an esiehlibed terverile
In ladls. blue fa ed., Ts., lrs ed., equal to four melt sad ela
Sold at ID, Haseao-gareee, sad by &NOY wad pme-
hssa—Aak for Rowlands Mx/MOW OIL

A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
ik. Dr. SOCIITS BILIOUS
treesTlM PINY yeseered wllle-
wb ekr akkebelet lagrekest. the riee et Dr. Book. vlll
be Used twaleable to all wholetke trees bSiY sod Wer eon.
WWI; let. wind, wow, 'Mateo, allsehmes of the
eyo. he. ter leh.ted °catheters, sea &way apesieutesedkke,
od re
a temthw ft the blood, they are truly exceibutt : 011 d Is
Wily WI /OW el to Se atiortat Wry erode=
o=6n Womb end etrewthes the whet, eerier
hid ur, e, nag Wfilleast.. Owletterea. sad by
11101 la Is. le& sod IL N. Be eye to ow
for Dr. kettle au Liver Pula The sewhee are e Anent
Yew wolouye. whit .Wllllase looker warred co the Amp.

DR, RIOORD'S 1188ZNOZ ot LIII
remearem rasahsed to tie most liattered esestliatleas
Ins weeks. Paulus r lopossibis. Its sleds are penamasat
Ito ecellsheiles .—!old to eases, with tan imstrucalcas,
el Its., ew fear ter seal
WWI ea rawelpt sesitteseeer afteaps—aels.=
awl Oa. SW West ars Tassitialter.

rmEN VIGORATIVE NERVINEINKNOR
. no* oisorttosity rowed ort4 soratiproortol oleiri-
lho .stir row Isersioooll : rooromir So *dr usual amo4ltioo
V lio tosiolloor, or do trilowilw or wW roilloor Imollli do-
M. Ii I. a Ws fee &kW dal niinittpooLoso-
olZaa..togroesafts,josokro roe ot mak
111 pore losoolleld to So minim
?doe Go par or km irmailloo lb dm for Id;
spore Illeroo amolortoo owl Oa, Er, osirsioni. 'AL
rod 111, forfrohopotorat, Z.C., Loodos.

itrHll LONDON PAVILION.
i The lASI= INTERTAINNENTB at the above seta-
' llehand will eenlonee the following talent .—Madame Valete-
um, Maims Wiffm Mit Ooostanse, Madame Legebini, Mr. H.
De Bremer, and Mr. Mlsa Williams dc. ; llttN Correill, the
Stolle Huang, and the four American Wondem Oomic —John
, and Soma Wards, Buckingham, the Preach Mama aud the
renowned D'Anbena who have created a perfect furore. Bin
etikettlid American Howling Alleys open daily.
URIC FRENCH BRAPERNDY.
WARIMAWD, m mum, ass. DO I
la dd. Zitgind,y In ibre`t
G. wAlizz sae CO.,emet talfzl ntaltidit=r, a".W
Mil ISE Oxford-street, Begent-drata

CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE,
CUIRY or MULLIGATAWNY PM=
Curry Powder, and esz sad vlsoierei et
ci4Melioa ow be oed from an asses
V bealn
Man mad BLACK itir, ria= to tie Queen.
aobsequee,

BROGDENI4

N ()TICE
REMOVAL et BALER sad ORM

Prom 2ZI tb
t.l9lll6.onciikaralszir, , -
GRAND BALE of SILKS, Shawls and Draw&
GRAND SALE of LADIES' UNDER)
CLOTHING, La.
GRAND SALE of CHILDREN'S FROCKS,
Baba, ate.
GRAND SALE of CAMBRIC HANDKER-
=ors, ...
GRAND SALE of • HOSIERY, Gloves, and
Fancy Good&
GRAND SALE of PRINTED MUSLINS and
Candelas.
GRAND SALE of MADE-UP ROBES,
Jackets, de.
GRAND BALE of GENERAL DRAPERY,
pATIMR/f8 and SAMPLES Post-free.
IUI Owens* at BALZA sad cam's new and extensive
5•21 r.;
stei. =hs
...61=ta Conduit-stmt. Selling

MEN'S DR B.—HAMILTON and
VrglaCerow. tab" Worm the public that the NEW
DE me seer reedy, and specimen garments are kept t in-
spestlest ; elm a select Meek et wrineoeM en kW Ins mle. The
treesernme are ad materiel met petterne that enema be mailed
—No. 104 etread, opposite llttetertiall.

ALIGHT WAGOONXTTK-H.MULLINER'S
LLYtNVTON NOVILTY- slight logewbeel dog-cart,
which folds open, and forms weg,gonette, sad, if required,
light heed which will carry luggage as roof ; can be drape on to
fame very light does carriers for four persona.—For Ilesigne
and gerligelors spolg to the inventor end only builder, H.
11IILLENZIAvanloge mead *dory , Ineutingtos.

NEW BOUT= and BZW TOMBS The
MUM ad Oda weak will contain tine tantravlngs of
now Mao trouts ha Load" and of a sculptured 1110
welds* as lltscsealtainto ; Fountains la Kendniks-
= P rchitectural ',Madden,
alsattne,AThe French Itzlitilina
Nalaillealthatit el Use 11.811,.4 reekAimudie
Osarnitimaist.. end ell 111111•111111 L •

Oetaner ,
THE EMOTIONS sad the WILL
.1171.1itrAtaxAapia nem WA., llhargeer In Le* and Mend
Ph in the nerverettycd Leaankand Problem of Lasiehi
0817 of Atierdera.
By the erne Author,
The BIN 11111! awl the Inl.Lller. ST, Ik.

ON lie STUDY of cillwrii; ea Dam*, d
rmasiop. eve, Oa
Loads. : Pad , Sars. sed Beam, Wag

LITERATURE.

The Rival Races, or the Sons of Joel ; a Legendary
BOlllOlOCt • By Euours Sus 3 vols. 'London :

Trubner antrCo.

This is sot a novel, but a nightmare in three
volume.. All the extravagances that characterise
the compositions of Sue during his life, all the
violent improbabilities and open defiance of rational
taste are found in exaggerated forms in this post-
humous work, without a particle of that genius
which redeemed the others from contempt. For
one thing at least we are thankful. and that is that
instead of giving us the whole nineteen volumes,
to which the original extended, the translator
has had the discretion to cut them down
to three. The French title of the work is
" Lee lineleres do Peewit," as some of oar readers
may know, but the title given above was thought
to be more likely to take with the English public.
We have said it is a nightmare, but that scarcely
cionveysan idea of its horrors, unless we add that
it is the nightmare of a dyspeptic butcher, whose
innocent victims assume to his troubled fancy the
attributes of human beings, and he dreams that lie
is raging among them with preternatural ferocity.
Every method by which the human frame can be
mutilated, tortured, and destroyed is dwelt upon
with a horrible gusto that makes the reader
shudder. The pages of the book are red with
blood, and reek with murder and rapine.
There is a diabolical ingenuity displayed in the in-
vention of new devices for breaking into the "house
of life," an i exposing ita.. mysteries to she public
pae. The object of the book is to glorify the pro-
'stairs. at the expense of the responsible classes of
society, and to this end the proletaires are
as a distinct class or race, descended fro:lV:d
i-
tient Gauls or Celts, and the Arietos, or people who
have something as the descendants of the Franks.
The feud between the two races is traced from
ac. 57 to the revolution of February, 1848 ; the
Franks, or Romans, or some other vile aristocratic
race, having little to do during the whole of that
time but to torture, and mutilate, and 'murder, and
dismember the Gauls, the Gauls being at the same
time engaged in nring their sufferings with
heroic constancy. It is • wild, incoherent extra-
vaganza, and was evidently produced whilst poor
fine was labouring under disease. In his previous
works he spent all his power in illustrating the re-
productive instinct ; be presented it to his readers
under every conceivable aspect ; he added to his re-
presentations all the incitements of which they were
capable from violations of the laws of God and
nature. In them he invited his readers to sit with
him on the margin of an open sewer ; here be gives
them a peep into • horrible slaughterhouse, where
the thick odours of blood are blended with the fumes
of poison, and the sights and sounds are in the
superlative degree disgusting and horrible. It is
impossible for anyone to read this book without
some damage to the fineness of his feelings, and to
the fairer records of his memory. We are only
astonished that the respectable firm from whose
establishment it is issued should have so grossly
miscaleolated the taste of the reading public of
this cionstry. We am quite sure that whatever
charms such sanguinary horrors may have elsewhere,
they will here produce nothing but a feeling of
loathing and contempt.

At the Hants Muter Quarter Sessions held at'
Witeleseter es Meedey, feed Eveveley stated thee the
Sauk el llegleed offered 500Idfor the discovery sod ecevie•
Noe el the Me de stele the beak at Leverdeke
The Beate meet, pollee the thief.
eeParbeikoold love bees to victe4 but the Beak verb as
*War Qmene's evidence, sod thee refused ie pay the
nursed a tin paned that the thief Tea not ennieW.

AMERICA.

—a--
01111:111ell TZLIIIO

QUEENSTOWN, Ana Et
The Inman steamer Edinburgh, from New tack,
on the 28th ult., arrived here to-day.
She brings 42 cabin and 131 steerage passengers,
with 692,000 dollars in spccia She proceeded at
4 p.m. for Liverpool.
GREENCASTLE, Aram 8.

The Canadian steamer Norwegian, which arrived
here this afternoon from Portland on the 28th ult.,
brought 7,000 dollars in specie.

(Pa Norsigian.)

NEW YORK, 114.50 R 27, Emma,
It is Mal doubtful how many of Commodore Fsk-

0101),,aad Magilssted nO diePefitioP to adVaaae..
110,10egn ac ousts state tat Commodore Fares-
SRA rnwisiers-nePtifred the steamer Indianola with-
Pat radetliace. The Confederates bad been working
111904 her, and abs was nearly ready for service.
311. dasaaar Queen of the Weat waa up the
Black River, out of reach of the Federal gunboats.
The Southern journals assert that the Federals
have been driven back from Fort Pemberton, and
are in full retreat to Yazoo Peas.
It was rumoured in Cincinnati, that Baines'
Bluff had been flanked through the water route.
The Confederate advance forces in Kentucky
are variously estimated at from 3,000 to 10,000
ROIL

Skirmishing is reported near camp Dick Robinson,
and a general engagement is expected shortly.
General Burnside has assumed the command of
the department of Ohio. General Prioe is reor-
ganising the Confederate army in Arkansaa, and
will shortly take the field.
The Memphis lhaktin asserts that three of Ad-
miral Porter's gunboats have reached Yazoo river
through Sunflower river, and arrived at Green-
wood.

The Fadersls at Greenwood lvid abandoned the
attempt to pass Fort Pemberton, sad were
returning to Yazoo Pam' when they met Quimby's
reinforcements. A consultation was then held, the
result of whioh was not known, but it was supposed
that, in consequence of Admiral Porter's arrival,
they would return and renew the attack.
A coal barge with 1,000 bushels of coal had been
floated past Vicksburg batteries, for the use of
Parragues vessels.

Southern journals assert that the steamers Hartford
and Monongahela approached within 400 yards of
the Confederate batteries at Grand Gulf, when an
exchange of shots took place. The vowels were
struck a dozen times, and persons were seen taking
wounded below.
The Hartford, with Coinntodore Farragut on board,
ansineed off Natehes on the 16th, and the Commodore
informed the authorities that if the Federal vessels
were fired upon he would bombard the city. Com-
modore Farragnt left the following morning.
Vague rumours are current in Bade that Gene-
ral Banks was compelled to fall hack from Port
Hudson, with the loss of two or three regiments ;
but this requires confirmation.
The reports concerning the Confederate invasion
of Kentucky are still conflicting.
The Southern journals assert that the fleet at
Port Royal has been increased to 160 vessels.
The Richmond EZ00141461' thinks that all possible
inducements should be held out to the North-west
to join the Southern Confederacy, as the interests
of the North-west are entirely with the South.
The New York Times asserts that the Confederates
are preparing to abandon Richmond as the capital
of the Confederacy.
The forts round Richmond are being prepared to
rewire Lee's army, which is falling back from the
Rappahannock.
The Neu York Herald asserts that a leading house
in Amsterdam baa offered to loan Mr. Chase
100,000,000d015. in gold, tobe exchanged for Federal
Six per Cent. Bonds at the current premium at the
time of the draft of any portion of the amount.
Advises received here from Barbadoes to the
16th inst. state that the governor had invited
Admiral Wilkes to dine with him, but the admi-
ral refused, because the governor had entertained
Captain Wit, of the steamer Florida. Admiral
Wilkes has transferred his flag to the Vanderbilt.
The steamer Aries and another vessel were at St.
Thomas on the 16th, and Admiral Wilkes threat-
ened to seize these vessels if they left the pot..,
on the ground that they were blockade runners.
The captain of the Aries applied to the British
steamer Phaeton for protection, which was granted.
The Vanderbilt then sailed out of port, and the other
vessel was convoyed out by the Phaeton. The
commander of the Phaeton hos communicated with
Admiral Winces regarding the capture of the
steamer PeterhofE

NEW YORK, Masca 28, Evainno.
The latest reports from the Mississippi do not
mention any other vessels than the Hartford and
Monongahela as having passed Port Hudson.
The steamer Peterhoff has arrived at New York,
and repoits that during the night of the 24th,
when within 18 miles of Charleston, heavy firing
was heard, and many bombs were seen flying. As
the attack on Charleston is not expected before the
Ist of April, it is supposed that the firing beard
may have been caused by an attack on a blockade
runner.

The City of Manchester and Edinburgh sailed
to-day for Europe, with 878,000 dole in specie.
(Per Edinburgh.)
NEW YORK, MAUCH 27, Arrsasoos.
Refugees from Richmond who have arrived at
Fort Monroe say that the opinion prevailed in that
city that it would soon be evacuated.
The New York Times mays the majorityof the Ca-
binet oppose the issue of letters of marque.
The British steamer Georgians has been run
ashore at Charleston to prevent capture. A large
quantity of water was let into the hold to prevent
' the Federal. securing the vessel or cargo.
It is reported Nat the Federal. have since burnt
the Georgians.
The British steamer Nicholas has been captured
while endeavouring to run the Wilmington block-
ade. She previously made an effort to enter
Charleston.
The Saxon* Etna, and Bohemian have arrived
out.

NEW YORK, Kowa 28, Mosma.

It L reported that President Lincoln will shortly
wirit New York and the principal cities of the
Union.

The new State constitution of Western Virginia
baboon ratified by the vote of the people. The
esastitution provides that the children of slaves,
born after July next, shall be free. All slaves under
ten years of age shall be free when they reach 21
years. All slaves over ten and under 21 shall be
free at 25 years of age. No slaves will be permitted
to come into the State for permanent residence.
OONMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Yuan 27, Evannia.
Money. easy. Gold, 41} per cent. premium.
Exchange on London : bankers' bills, 155. Stocks
lower. New Yorktantral, 10E1 ; Illinois, 86} ;
Erie, 75g.
Cotton dull. Addling Upland, 62c.
And corn in good demand. Pro-
toffee lower. Sugar depressed.
20e. to 21c. • •
IW YORK, EWE 28, Ennui
Gold and exchange fluctuate

__ quotation of the former was 42i
premium, ",,d of the latter 155 to 157. Stooks
improving :'Afew York Central, 110 f ; Illinois,
88 ; Erie, 75f.

7dEXICO.

NEW YORK. NAiecs

The New York journals publish adnees from
Vera Cruz to the 4th hut., stating that the French
had not yet captured Puebla, and that their advance
did not appear to be rapid.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRAOOW, A 8.

The Czaa of to-day says :—" Oa Sunday last
Gregowiez, with a force of 280 well armed insur-
gents, attacked a detachment of 500 Russians near
Olkuss, who retreated after a conflict lasting two
hours."

The insurgents, under the oommand of Cur
kurski, have entered the town of Radom, and taken
possession of the government treasury and the
depot of ammunition.

The attacking party burnt the barracks and then
withdrew.

LEMBERG, APRIL 8.

A detachment of sixty Cossacks has crossed the
Austrian frontier near Narol, in Galicia, while in
pursuit of insurgents.
Two of the fugitives were killed, two wounded,
and six taken prisoners.

THE NEW CONSTITUTION FOR VENICE.
VIENNA, Aria 8, Emma.

Count George Andrsasy has been appointed to
succeed Count Ipponyi as Judas Curial in Hun-
WY-
The final deliberations of the Venetian Special
Commissioners, appointed to draw up constitu-
tional regulations for the administration of the
Italian possessions of Austria, took place to-day.
The constitution unanimously agreed upon by
the Special Commission will be immediately laid
before the Emperor for approval

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' 4 THE EX-QUERN OF NAPLES.
MUNICH, Aram &
The Ex-Queen of Naples Lea left ibis capital for
Rome, travelling by way of blarreillaa.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADICILLIT, Ann. B.—Arronrnmcr.—Oom•
mador H. Phelps, to the Victory.

PORTSMOUTH, Ana &

ARRIVAL OP THE DIIII OP CAMBRIDOR —The
Fire Queen steam vessel, Master Commisaider Paul, arrived
at Portsmouth to-day, about half-past 1 o'clock, as hie
annnalltonr of bispeatice from the westward. On approach-
ing the hurls/or las royal highness was saluted with 21 puts
by the elope In harbour and at Spithsed, and by the garrison
saluting battery. Hie royal highness, who is accom.
paused by the Quartermaster-omnd of Abe Forces,
Ifidor-Generel Sir Richard Amy, and by the
=Adjutant-General of the Royal Artillery,
Bingham, was received by the principal authorities
of the port end prison. He hes cominered his intima-
tion of the various military astablialimeets in the garriewe
and neighbourhood; andto-morrow morning, ataquarter past
10 o'clock, the troops will pared* on Sonthseroommom,
;rider the command of Major-General Lord William Pullet.
Ia the afternoon the troops in pi ieon at Gosport will
parade on Haelar-common, under the command al the
wkr akar. In both cases the troops will be applied
with blank ammunition, and will be inspected by his royal
highness.

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