The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-09 00:00:00

hia, SEPTEMB.

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ARRIVAL OF THE CHINA.
(Vit Rocha Point).

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The Royal Mail steamship China, foist k.llOBOl
and Halifax, arrived at Queenstown at 6.40 a.m.
to-day (Efept 9), with 165 paseengers and 7,796
dollars in specie. She lauded 122 sacks of mails
and 18 passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool
immediately. All well.
NEW YORK, AUGUST 29, Evggnio.
The district attorney has entered • prosecution
for forgery in the people's name against Ketchum,
alleging that no private complainants were willing
to prosecute unless compelled.
Wires counsel again abandoned bis case on ac-
count of difficulties with oourt, but at the prisoner's
earnest solicitations they resumed the defence.
The military authorities at Raleigh, North Caro-
lina, have refused to deliver to the civil authorities,
on demand of Governor Holden, three citizens,
arrested for outrages on negroes, alleging that the
civil authorities neglect to take cognisance of these
outrages.
Montgomery Blair has made a speech, focusing
Messrs. Seward and Stanton of encouraging and
sympathising, during the latter part of Buchanan's
administration, with the who had dragged
the country into rebellion.
Railroad accidents, involving serious loss of life,
continue to ooeur.

Heavy frauds have been discovered among the
army paymasters.
The Shenandoah has burned the whaling ships
Heiman, ham Howland, Nassau, Brunswick,
Waverley, Martha, Congress, Favourite, and Co-
vington, and has bonded the James Meury near
Behring Strait,- She was last seen steering towards
Lawrence Bay. Two Federal ironclad. left Aca-
pulco during July to capture her.
The North American Hansa and City of Washing-
ton have arrived out.

NEW YORK, Ammer 30, Noox.
President Johnson has issued a proclamation
removing the trade restrictions with the southern
states on all articles previously declared contra-
band of war, subject only to such regulations as
the secretary of the Treasury may prescribe.
Mr. Davis will be tried in a United States
circuit court, probably at Norfolk, Virginia, Chief
Justice Chase presiding.
The South Carolina planters complain that the
negroes refuse to work naless under military
compulsion.
Tue cotton crop is not expected to give more
than half the ordinary yield.
It was rumoured from Havannab that the Spanish
steamer overdue from San Domingo had been seized
at Sammie by the Hayti revolutionists.

NEW YORK, Acorns? 31, Emma.

The Shenandoah continues to capture whmlera.

A Union mass meeting has been held at Rich-
mond, when resolutions were passed to express in-
dignation at the suspicion of the Northern press and
people that the Southerners were insincere in taking
the oath of allegianoe, and to express their loyalty
to the government, and also their acquiescence in
the result of the war, including the abolition of
slavery. It was also recommended that similar
meetings should be held throughout the South.
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E. B. Ketchum has been committed to the
Tombs prison.

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The prceecution of Mumford has been aban-
doned, and lie nag tten diNharged.
More friendly feelings are reported to exist be•
tween the Federal and Imperial offions along the
Rio Grande.
The Africa has arrived out.