The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-30 00:00:00

INTELLIGKNCL

There was a large fall in government securities
yesterday, but prices have since rallied. A severe
and unabated stock panic has prevailed from Satur-
day last until Tuesday. A fall of from 10 to 50
per cent, took place in several descriptions of stock.
Several failures in the stock market are announced.
The market has since rallied considerably. New
York Centrals are now quoted 135; Illinois, 130 ;
Erie, 113 j. Gold 69 per cent. premium. Exchange
on London, 184. Money tight. Petroleum, crude,
39 to 40 ; refined, 50 to 51.

NEW YORK, Ann, 19, Mosanato.

The Confederates have withdrawn from Fort
Pillow, in a northerly direction. General Sher-
man's account of the capture of Pillow states that
300 coloured troops were murdered by the Con-
federates. President Lincoln has made a speech
at Baltimore, stating that if the reports concern-
ing the murdering of negroes at Fort Pillow were
confirmed, he should retaliate ; but he salted if it
would be right to take the lives of individuals or
only one man ; therefore it would be necessary to
determine hereafter upon the form of retaliation.
It is reported that Hardie's Corps has left Dalton,
Tennessee, for Virginia.
General Kilpatrick has been relieved from his
command in the army of the Potomac, and ordered
to report to General Sherman.
It is reported that General Grant will give
111‘Clellan an active command.
A naval court-martial is in session in New York
for the trial for the murder of the mate of the
barque Saxon.
Both houses of the New York State Legislature
have passed a resolution to pay the interest of the
state debts to all creditors in greenbacks.
The steamer Alliance has been captured in
Savannah River.

Mr. Chase has returned to Washington.
The Saxonis has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

KEW YORK, Aran 19, EVIIMMIO.

Money tight. Government securities are much
lower. Gold has fluctuated since Monday between
71 and 67, and is quoted to-day at 69. The
large sales of gold and exchange by the govern-
ment, the public purchases of customs and gold
certificates, and the subscriptions to the 10-40 loan
being all payable in greenbacks, have created a
scarcity of that currency and an extreme stringency
in money, resulting in a general derangement of
financial matters and &violent panic in stocks,which
continued unabated from Saturday till this morning.
Money is easier to-day ; the panic has subsided,
and stocks are rallying. Greenbacks are quoted 1
per cent. above bank currency. The government
has stopped wiling gold certificates. Bills for
largely increased taxation and duties will shortly
be introduced in Congress. Exchange on London,
84 toB6}. Stocks lower. New York Centrals, 138 ;
Illinois, 128} ; Erie, 113 f ; Six per Cent. United
States Bonds, 108. Cotton qtsiet ; middling upland,
80. Flour and wheat very dull. Corn declining.
Provisions dull.

EVACUATION OF FaII:DENIM!.
OOPENHAGEN, Arm 29, 4.8 P.N.
In pursuance of orders issued by the govern-
ment, Fredericia has been entirely evacuated by the
Danish troops.
The most valuable materiel of war and the stores
of gunpowder were brought away.
Tbe guns left behind were spiked.

POLAND.
MERLIN; Ina 30.

Adviees from Warssw state that great prepara-
tions are being made at the Imperial Bummer
Palace of Lszeinkiff, for the reception at some
illustrious visitors.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, Ann 14.
Piece goo.* twist, and cotton firm. !Exchange
on London, 2e. 10. Government securities : Four
per Cents., 94 ; Five per Cents., lote ; Five-and-
a.Half per Ceuta., 112. Freight for cotton to
Liverpool, 55a. to 65e.

CALCUTTA. Arm U.

Grey ehirtinge and male twist improving.
exchange on London, 2s. lid. Government secu-
rities : Four per Cents., 97i ; Fire per Gents.,
104 ; P9veand-a•Half pee Cents., 114 g. Freight
for seeds, 67e. 6d.

The following telegram ban been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, Are. V.
The Valetta and Delta with the above mails, left
here at 10 a. m., this day.
The former may be expected at Versailles about
the 6th and the latter at Southemptea about the
12th May.

)N IN ALGIIRIA.

The Paris Tempe says :—" We are assured that
&apaches from Marshal the Duke of Malakoff of
a meesuring nature have been rewired at the
mieistry of war. These despatches express a firm
conviction that the insurrection will remain local,
and for this reason especially, that the barred
season has begun, and the Arabs will on no con-
sideration whatever abandon this labour, widish
for them Leone of primary nmeasity. The marshal
adds that the principal cause of the Arab move-
merit is a petelictu of the Marabeste anamading
the appearance of the Mussulman Weald in 1861.,
and the general extermination of the Christians in
the same year."