The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-30 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.

The North German Lloyds steamer New York,
Captain Wenke, from New York on the 17th, ar-
rived at Southampton late last night. She brings
90 pairers, 2,100 dole. for &gland, 177,959
dole. for France, and 2,060 dole. for Bremen.
The New York encountered heavy easterly gales
during the first part, and variable winds during the
latter part, of her voyage. On the 18th inst. she
spoke the ship General Williams, bound west.
She brings New York papers to the 17th, two
days later than those brought by the Asia.
The address of President Davis to the Confede-
rate papers is published in =term in the New York
papers of the 17th inst.
The following summary of news is from the
New York Herald of the 17th inst. :
We bars by despatelies from Cairo that the expedition
of NeOlersaad sad Porter up the Arkansas river has
achieved a viceroy ever the rebels at Arkansas Poet, about
fifty miles from the mouth, on Busday hat The enemy
seirresdoved„ barytes all their guns, stores, sad ammunition
is our hands. They lost five hundred sod fifty killed and
wounded, and we captured between five sad seven thou-
sand primers.
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Cheers' Ikewn, Inn despatch to Genus! Curtis, de-
scribes the late tattle at Springfield, Mo., as a terrible sod
protracted engsgensent luting 13 hours. The rebels num-
bind 6,000.
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The Alabama is again at her work of destruction upon
I our merchant ships. The schooner Union, which arrived
at Jamaica on the Bth fastest, was captured by the rebel
pirate, but sutesquently released, as her cargo belonged to
British subjects. She brought with her, however, the crew
els Boston barque—the Parker Ooek—whieth had only the
protection of the Stare and the Stripes, and not the image
of England, to protect her, and hues (thanks to the Navy
Department) wee seized and bused by the Manus. The
Harriet lone, wbieh has been sent to sea by' the reholito
assist the Alabama, ban now half • dozes United States ves-
sels on her trick, Admiral Farragut having sent the Brook-
lyn, the Biota, and other vends, to recapture her, if pin.
@ibis, and to destroy the rebel gunboats in Bayou Basle.
Major General Dix contradicts the statements of the Rich-
mond upon that mu troops were defeated by the rebel
General Roger A. Pryor on the 9th inst. at Providence
Church, near hatolk. It appears from the anci•l report of
General Peck that the enemy massed the Blackwater ia con-
siderable [ores, and attempted to drive in our right wing.
Infantry, cavalry, and artillery were employed by the
rebels ; but they were repulsed by Major Wheelan's New
York mounted rides. At dusk the enemy's advance was
charged upon and driven beak upon his support, so that it I
was • victory for oar arms, instead of a defeat, as boastingly
claimed by Pryor.
In the Senate yederday • 00011214131iCatioll we. received
from the Secretary of the lINAOT, asking for an appropria.
tion of ball • million for the Capitol extensioe, and two
hundred thoneend dollen for the new dome. The military
committee reported beck the bill to suspend the sale Lod
on the South Carolina and Gimes coast, with an amendment
es • substitute. A bill to prevent and punish fraud on the
government was introduced and referred. A resolution we.
adopted directing the finance committee to inquire into the
expediency of making an appropriation foe the purpose of
encouraning emigration from Europe to the United Stake.
A resolution was adopted calling for information as to
whether the limitation in the act authorising Missouri to
raise ten thinned men for heal defence luta been exceeded.
A resolution directing inquiry as to the practicability of
widening and deepening the Fox and Wisconsin riven was
I adopted. A resolution directing the Naval Committee to
. . .

I inquire into this efficientry of the construction of iron-clad us'
OrAWAY Is IFIRVOUS SUFFERZES. I els of war was introduced. It was stated that the whole
. WTI isanielingrarligarasraliDlTrZ___ol 11,1 t 1 matter had been referred to a board of competent engineers.
welt ail PRI VA
ma. ease. d xer„,o.„ Diiiiir, gm, of jraZork—g= whereupon the resolution we. rejected. A bill authorising
a algal. loseatarte, de., la smelnit el • directed . heeds of departments to appoint persons temporarily to du-
? roMmamfi ''''.° liaaftmtdrliter• MIME' I charge the duties of and officials was reported. The lull
g, sa-m.. esteem Tavtatoolustsw•
soh* appropristioue to supply deficiencies in the civil am-
' . .cdpitiries wasisspemed.the
ihnoThija
36.bi1l poruorivi.clainsgibpeznuisasiudp!ormdemmanr:
"Me oftioe of organist of Salisbury Cathedral has
become vacant by the death. la Wednesday morning innt, Is simbquq, of Mb...qui, mad. s speech in =pp,' of tb.
the 90th year of his age, of Mr. Arthur Thomas Code, '
sonisare. At the esolosios of his rremarksthe bill
tether a Dr. Charlie Code, of Oxford.
1
~ 'arm laid aside. The bin providing for consolidating the
THE LATE DISEAAR IN SHEEP IN WILTSRIRIL --lt Nom& Is. she laid was asenand and poitp.d. A re.
will be soossibernd that when the late tearful epidemic in
solution was adopted that tie Pine-president appoint a
imp Int Reds its appearance in Wiltshire, a committee
Ann appdatedi by the far... et the omit, to take daps to inseber in the Board of Iterated the Smithsonian Insti-
llment, the tilesse and to .14 the flocks that might be tattoo, to fill the yummy ocesidoned by the death ot Senator i
iSteeked. At a limp me i at the Soektv for the Pre- ralToll. A ossolutioa wee adopted instructing the Cour i,
math° of the Nesse in Sheep, held at the town•ball, mitt.. 0, Tanita.l,„, to rep
t. the publitakko at
Devialogoilwllooll In" thoemmilt"Zierta thatthere the lassig•
et thi Governor et tlesh bed been suppesnoof i
woo so of liar nerviesa the comenittee
we thereupon di solved. The hams, posrally expresnad .
, Of so, what we.. the CUSS "a Oat wee the seine^
ask thesis to Ursa ter their DilVielli. ln the Hesse d Ilispresstatine several private bills ware