The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

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(Per Kangaroo, by telegraph from Itoche's Point.)

NEW YORK, JULY 19.

President Lincoln's appeal to the Border State
members in favour of an emancipation policy, is
very urgent in tone. He says that the adoption of
an emancipation scheme would relieve him from
the pressure of the abolition party, which pressure
increases daily.

The majority of the Border State members have
replied that Congress had not voted any sum for
remuneration, and that they could not consider
the proposition in its impalpable form. When a
formal proposal was made they might submit
it to their states, but the debt it would involve
appalled them by its magnitude.
Their right to hold slaves was unquestioned,
their loyalty undoubted. They had contributed
their full share to the support of the war, and they
did not see why they should be called upon to
make sacrifices greater than the people of other
States who were not more loyal. They would
under no circumstances consent to the dissolution
of the Union, neither would they ever consent
to join the Southern Confederacy, u they could
not place their security in the custody
of an association which had incorporated in its
organic law the seeds of its own destruction. They
deny that their refusal to adopt emancipation pro-
longed the war, and state that the rebellion derives
its strength from the belief of the Southern people
that the Federal government is inimical to their
rights and domestic institutions. "Satisfy the
Southern people that no war is made on their pro-
perty and rights, and they would return to their
'allegiance."
They would not, continue the majority of the
Border State members in their reply, under any
circumstances become parties to General Hunter's
policy of letting the slaves loose on the Southern
people. The reply is signed by 90 members from
Kentucky, Viiginia, Missouri, and Maryland.

It is reported in Washington that the French
have ocenpisenuaymas in Sonora.
The American journals think that in case of a
rupture between the United States and Europe,
France would make Guaymas the key of her opera-
tion•

(Latent by Telepaph to Cape Ram)
NEW YORK, iTTLT 22, Emma.
(Par Kangaroo.)

Great excitement prevails at Nashville. The
Confederates are reported to be within five miles of
the city.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Money easy. :Stocks inactive. Exchange—
Bankers' bills, 131; gold, 19} per cent. premium.
The Kangaroo takes out 1,062,407 dohs. in specie.

GREECE.
ATHENS JOLT 24 (rid Trieste.)

Reports are current here that the revolutionary
party will shortly attempt to effect a landing on the
Greek coast. The government hall ordered several
war steamers to cruise in the Greek waters.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Aim 1.

In the sitting of the Upper House to-day, the
various commercial treaties at present before the
chamber, including the treaty lately concluded with
France, were adopted almost without discussion.
The other subjects comprised in the order of the
day were disposed of in a similar manner.