The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-18 00:00:00

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ARRIVAL OF THE 8/LEONIA.
(Vis 9euthimplee.l
The Saxonia left New York on the 7th in-
stant. She brings 71 passengers for this port,
Havre, and Hamburg ; 44 bags of mails,
40,000 dole. in specie for France, and 1,800 dole
for Hamburg. She spoke the English steamer
Amalie, from Liverpool, in lon. 7.17, Lt. 9.35,
with her rudder damaged.
The Saxonia experienced strong westerly gales
and heavy seas during her passage.
NEW YORK, JAL 7, Mossier.
General Hood reports from Corinth on the 28th
sit, that his army had recrossed the Tennessee
without material loss since the battle before Nash-
ville.
Federal accounts state that Stedman's cavalry
overtook and captured Hood's pontoon train at
Ramelville, south of Tennessee. According to
Southern accounts, Hood, during his retreat from
Nashville, captured a Federal brigade. Forrest
captured a brigade of cavalry and 600 waggons. A
Federal gunboat was destroyed in attempting to
cross Muesli Shoals.
A despatch from General iardee, dated Charles-
ton, 2nd inst., states that the enemy was landing
in force on the South Carolina side of the Sa-
vannah River, driving the Confederate picketa
towards Hardeville.
Riehniond papers assert that Sherman's objective

point is Branchville.
Southern despatches contain a report that the
Federals had five vessels sunk and 15 disabled, end
lost all their horses in the gale off Wilmington.
Southern accounts state that the Federals lost
six gunboats and 1,000 men in ascending the
Roanoke River to attack Fort Branch and Halifax.
The remainder of the expedition retired to Jams,- '
ville.
General Beauregard reports on the 2nd that the
Federal raiders had returned from the Mob and
Ohio Railroad. The damage done to the railroad
would be repaired in a few days The Con-
federates have occupied Owensborongh, Kentucky.
Richmond papers announce the death of General
Price.
lire Secretary of War has left for Fort Monroe,
Hilton Head, and Savannah, to consult with Ge-
nerals Grant, Foster, and Sherman.
The New York Triberne asserts that Blair's peace
mission to Richmond was not interfered with or
obstructed by President Lincoln, General Grant,
or any member of the government.
The privateer °easter • has escaped from Wil-

miuSton•
The steamer Julia has been captured.
The Tritium snorts that General Fremont will
be appointed United States minister to France.
Rumours are current that another combined
attack on Wilmington will shortly be made.
General Sherman is moving in the direction of
grinch v ilia.

NEW YORK, Jar. 7, Mouttro.

Money easy. Gold, 2281. Exchange on
London, 2484 ; on Paris, 2.81, 2.131.
Stooks depressed. New York Central, 1181 ;
Illinois, 127 ; Erie, 831 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1081.
Cotton quiet. Middling upland, 120. Flour
steady. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. Provisions
slightly firmer. Coffee and sugar good inquiry.
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Petroleum, crude,
52 ; refined, 74.

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the net of the royal Easily.
His Excellency the French Ambassador left
Albertiat• Hose yesterday on a visit to Viscount Lod
Viscounts, Palmerston at Bradlands, Hank.
His Excellency the Marquis d'Azeglio left the I We have received files of New York papers to
Dalian Legation in Grosvenor-street on Monday to loin the the 7th, containing details of the news summarised
abet circle visiting Via:must ad Viamantees Palmerston
above in Mr. Reuter's telegram.
at Woodlands.
The Duchess of Somerset and Lady Gwendoline Of the Tennessee campaign the New York Times
St. Maur arrived at the First Lord'a official
from at ni lbw 7th Pabliaholl the following :
the Admiralty, Whitehall, yesterday evening, from Stove' Hunirsille, Alabama, Tuesday, Jan, 3.
Park, Devoe. The Tsunamis campaign is at so end. The last ot Beefs
The Earl Russell will come to town to-morrow , way crowd the Tininess* River, eau Brown's Forty, ea
from Pembroke-lodge, Richmond Park, in cider to meet nilt• 29th alt, with WOW Ikea of artillery and shout
his colleagues at the Cabinet Council. Hie lordship win 118,000 men. He left linos with 35,000 men, sad was
I reinforced with Foss cavalry and a portion of Dick
remain la town fora day or two.
art The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter have i TalloYinea awns, twain" his Sam bSlaty XO,OOO roes and
Paces of illery. With this force he marched
been entertaining a big, party daring the let week se I
open Nashville. After the battle el Nashville both
Burghley Hose, Stamford. Amongst the company was
' armies floundered in mud for tea days. Great exertions were
the Earl sad "Waal 89aaaar and Lads Sarah Spencer,! mode by General Thomas to capture the whole rebel army,
the Red of Sandwich and Lady Emily 'footage, Thereat
I bet the elements and the 1101400111 of Hood's infantry and
ind Vieocianten Sydney, Lord and Lady Claude Hamilltos, 'on valour of Femmes cavalry foiled them. From the 17th
Lady Cl'arlaa Waft.* and lam WaliallaS' Lord sad! until the 29th Wilson and Forrest were continually
Lady Burghley, Hoe. Captain Hood, Mr. George Watson, skirmishing, the weight of the socosasse being in our
Mr. F. Seymour, lee. throat. The infantry, is the Dersathne, would crawl
The Earl of life has left town on a visit to Mx. ,
. away a short distance every night, and the cavalry
and Mrs. Webb at Newstead Abbey. The Counties 01 ...a uswait during daylight On the 271,h, Gomel
Ma liming in town, but has °earl/ "wavered Small her tian was see' t-e—croes UM river at Decatur, bat Hood
newt iedisposition. I retired by the Florins and Lawreacebtugh roads to the
The Countess of Yarborough gave birth to a ' borth. Bees the gunteete would have materially injured
daughter on Koaday last at Brocklesby Pukes I Hood, but the latter suddenly west to the left, and suo•
Lord Stanley of Alderley is expected to arrive at ended during the night in crossing the river. It
his riddance in Dover-stied this evening from Aides* lls believed that Hood has buried and thrown
Park, Cheshire, fee the Cabinet Council appointed to be into the river at last thirty pieces of artillery,
held tomorrow. las we have 68 pieces, and it is known that
The remains of Lady Brougham were interred he got away with bat two batteries. It is also known
yesterday forenoon in the pounds of the new cemetery in . that he had 110 pieces is frost of Franklin.
bula H
nces,
ood
the Lewes-road, Brighton. The funeral proosedings were I doh• large aambsr of vwaggonsmid am the ,
esedasted in the plainest meaner. The following relatives hones being needed to assist in the innermost of his
Stride& on the occasion :—Mr. J. Spalding, Rear-Admiral pontoon bridge. ithoddy's cavalry brought up the
Eden, Colonel Moist, Mr. Robert Eden Captain Moore, rebel roar PI". andon the morning of the nth Ma
R.N., and Mr. William Brougham (brother of Lord . *briniest encieuster with General Wilson's forces, in which
Brougham). It was stated that, at the advice of his modi. the former lost over 500 prisms Our official hat of pd.
Img adviser, Lord Brougham was requested not to leave ems at the Provost Marshal's office, not including the, lest
'Gams to attend the burial of his wife. 1500, is 9,700. Over 900 deserters have also reported. Hood is
The editor of Debrett's " Baronetago and Peer- . ping down to Minden, where he win no doubt endeavour'
low wit. so the daily pip= to way that he is in a pod- ito reorganise kis forces. There OM be no question but that
lion
(having • letter from Kr. Teatime) to state that o the 1 his army has sustained the most crushing digest and rout
report is wholly unfounded" of the Poet Laureate being a the war' The alma ha. bawl abaadandad in force,
about to be made • baronet. ' although Steadman is across the river, with orders to
1 harms him and rupture as much material ss possible. I
THIR JUDICIAL COMMITTER OF TIM PRIVY CORR-
., `will state that a new compaige has been already projected.
°Th',___,__—.ll4l`l°6l.bi" w_i_l_,l 1it.,._611„ Monday, their customary the td- and the tiv of Wood, Smith, and Schofield are
...mu Monday the commie.. will resume customary ' already moving. . The Tommie. campaign. however, is
sittings. No dray has been appointed for judgment in the waded:
Wens ease. It is stated In the New York papers as additional
The eighth annual report of the Metropolitan ;A
~a
of
Board of Froths, just waned, atm& fun information with , evidence the satisfaction felt by a large portion
regard to the great works undertaken by this body. These : of the people of Savannah " at their escape from
works comprise the main drainage of the onstropolb, the ' allegiance to Jeff: Davis and restoration to the pre-
formation of embankments oa the river, and the purchase of tection of the old flag," that many of its lending mer-
land for parks, and the duties of the board include the en-' chants have already sent to New York funds to
Pwrimtmdeme a structures Wald within the metropolitan ' cancel in full their indebtedness to merchants at the
area, with reference to the line of frontage, height of time of the commencement of the rebellion, and
building, width of thoroughfares, naming of streets, and
such like matters, besides which the board has to guard others have made partial payments, with promises
the public against the storage of petroleum in unsafe 'to clear off their old obligations fully and honourably
planes, to protect "prdeasf' in the town, and to see that as soon as able. The money for this' purpose con-
local boards do not borrow moaev on the rates for other Mated of United States Treasury notes, and arrived
than legal purposes, or beyond,., their rasa" d.rsillg. 'at New York a few days ago in charge of an army
"AMR ORDER OF THE %SARUM-4f tne Court at
Osborne, Jassy, 14 , the Queen, as Sovereign of the Most officer.
Noble Order of tae Garter, has been gradoody by 1 A resolution of thanks to General Sherman and
beton patent wider her royal Wen Emmet and the great . his army was passed by the Senate on the 6th. In
nal of the order, bearing date this day, to disponi' with
all the data.. and sargaskus usually observed In regard the House of Representatives a joint resolution of
to installation, and to give aid grant unto John Peyote, thanks to General Sherman and his army was
Earl Spencer, Knight of the said most noble ardor, aid in- ' .1,,„
power and anthority , ..... unanimously adopted.
vested with Se 'signs thereof, full
to exudes all righte and privileges belonging to a knight A. Washington telegram in the Tribune, signed
companion ei the said g"d a*ble order of the garter, le as "H. G." (Horace Greeley) says :—" It appears
full and ample a meaner as if he bad been formally in-
stalled, any dams, gm* or yaw to the =wary we, that Secretary Stanton did not obstruct nor in any
withstanding. --Gamut manner interfere with Francis P. Blair's proposed
9r. James's Pat.aca, JAM. 13.—The Queen has visit to Richmond, nor did the President. So
bees pleased to appoint &mums Stephens, Duchess et
Bosisurghe, to be use of the ladies of the Bedchamber in MOIL is certain. Mr. Blair's failure to visit
Ordinary to bar Majesty, ire the room of Caroline Augusta, Richmond is attributable neither to General
Downer Omar. of Ne're"ltlawneba "Mg". The Grant nor to any member of our
appoint Caroline govern-
as loss plasma to Amp*
meat hger Countess of Monet-Edscumbe, to be an extra mint. So much in justice to them. Further
Lay of the-Bedchamber tober Majesty.•-601010. • and interesting developments must await
Emma. PALMER ••••• 01111 81111.1.1210 DAY. ...... their proper time. Mr. Cox's allusion to the
TOMMY Jam. 17.—Adminisas on payment, 1,935 ;
dine by ',woe tickets, 1,268; told, 3,513 matter in the house, to day, was marred by the