The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-25 00:00:00

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EVERY ORE who has a greenhouse should
km it HEATED with HOT WATER : it Is We
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wired. Ontalogues JONJS 0, Bankilda. Uados.

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te tsessesi AttmeYon, and to besIIII end longevity by
tM et food. ZONLANDff ODON7O, or
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the breath. It ernlicatgatmiez ye WO, removes spot■
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which It Impart. a pmrl-like urbeleems. Its invaluable pro.
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London: Robert Hardwick.. lbt. Plooditl.

IMPORTANT.—A NIM METHOD of KEEP-
ISOJL a TILADZ and CASH ACCOUNT, ready for use. By
R. JOLLY. Accoantant, Norwich. Tree, Ya. 6d. sumps. Tata-
amigo on application.

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AMERICA.

The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from Boston
on the 13th and Halifax on the Lith, arrived at
Queenstown at IL3O a.m. yesterday. She brings
92 passengers and 10,1540 dollars in specie. The
Africa landed 76 sacks of mails and four passengers,
and proceeded for Liverpool at 11.40 a.m. All well.
(Per the Africa.)
NEW YORK, Arum 12, Emilia.
General Meade has moved his headquarters to
Culpepper.
The army of the Potomac has been largely re-
inforced.

A destructive storm has interrupted the com-
munication between Washington and the army of
the Potomac, delaying the military operations of
the Federal armies.

Active preparations are being made for a cam-
paign in the south-west.
General Forrest Las been reinforced. It is re-
ported that he is about to cross the Tennessee river.

General Johnston is being largely reinforoed from
Polk's and Beauregard'a armies.
The Confederates have made an unsuccessful at-
tempt to blow up the flag ship Minnesota, off New-
port. The Minnesota waa seriously damaged.
An exciting debate has taken place in the House
of Representatives concerning a resolution which
had been introduced foe expelling Mr. Long,' of
Ohio, and Mr. Harris, of Maryland, the former for
expressing a disbelief in the practicability of quell-
ing the rebellion, and urging the r. cognition of the
South ; the latter for expressing a lope that the
Federal armies would be utumece.sful in their
efforte to conquer the South.
The steamers Sumter and Hatterbrook Lave been
captured.

The Aaia liaa arrived at Halifax.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YOEK, Aran 12, Evronra.

Money easy. Gold opened yesterday at 1701,
but has risen since to 1741, its present quotation.
Exchange on London : bankers' bills, 191. There is
great speculative excitement in stock's, which have
risen, and are still advancing. New York Centrals,
1431 ; Illinois Centrals, 1491 ; Erie, 1261; Six per
Cent. United States Bonds, 1141. Cotton steady;
middling upland, 77c.

NEW YORK, APIIIL 13, Moiagrxc.

After the main body of the Federal& bad left
Alexandria, Louisiana, the Confederates in heavy
force attacked the fortification., but were opposed
by four Federal regiments. The bon was &erne on
both sides.

The Federal cavalry have occupied Eirie Pass,
Texas, 400 miles above Brownsville.
The sinking of the Confederate rani Tennessee,
off Mobile, is denied.

The Etna has arrived out
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, APRILLI, Mounia.
Money easy. Gold 1741.
(By telegraph to Halifax.)

NEW YORK, Aran 14, Mosamta.

Money easy. There has been great excitement
in gold since yesterday. Its price has risen, under
symptoms of a panic, to 185.
NEW YORK, APRIL 14, Mosinac.
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Forrest's forces demanded yt.stkrliy the surren-
der of Fort Ileneck, Columbus, Kentucky, and of
Fort Pillow, which was refused.
Reinforcements have reached Columbus, where
6gliting continues.
In the Senate the committee upon foreign affairs,
in accordance with the wishes of the administration,
has deferred to act upon the resoluthm of the Hou.e
of Representatives respecting the French occupa-
tion of Mexico.

The matter is indefinitely postponed.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, APIZIL 14, EvErriro.
I Money tighter. Gold yesterday reached 178.
The market was greatly agitated this morning with
symptoms of a currency panic, and the prioe of gold
ruse to 189. It has cirri rucudtd, with violent
fluctuations, t 01761. Exchange ou Loudon: bankers'
bills, 1991. Stocks heavy ; New York Centrals,
1411 ; Illinois, 1491 ; Ene, 123 i ; Six per Cent.
United States Binds, 1151. C..tten very firm ;
middling upland, 80c. to 800. Flour, wheat, corn,
and provisions advancing. Coffee, sugar, and,
molasses very firm. Petroleum advancing ; crude,
42c. ; refined, tisc. to 70c.
The advance in gold Lae unsettled all business.

NEW YORK, API 13, Nowrzwo.
Advice. received from Mexico ria !4.w Orleans
state that in the French march on Matemoras •
fight occurred, in which the Preach were victori-
ous. Three French frigates were oil /fatalness.,
preparing to cross the bar.