The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-16 00:00:00

NEW YORK. ft& 4.

.11. The latest aooounts from General Sherman state
that he was still advancing into South Carolina.
All soldiers in the field hospitals of the army of
Potomac' have been sent to City Point This
has given rise to a rumour of an intend.cl forward
movement by General Grant.
There has been frequent cheering among the
Confederates in front of Pettasburg during the last
few days. The reason is unknown.

NMI YORK, Pia. 4, 2.30 P.N.
The peace conference between President Lincoln,
Mr. Seward, and the Confederate Commissioners
bas proved a failure. Both governments remain
as they were.
Gold, 2131.
NEW YORK, FRB. 4, Enigma.

The Associated Press despatches state that Pre-
sident Lincoln and Mr. Seward bad an informal
conference with Messrs. Hunter, Stephens, and
Campbell, on board a steamer at Hampton Roads.
The conference lasted four hours, and it is posi-
tively known that it resulted in no change in the
attitude of either government. In other words, it
was a failure.

NEW EONX.I.Eri. 4, Bynum.

Money easy. Gold, 213 ; Exchange on London,
2214 ; on Paris, SAO to 2.15. Stocks steady : New
York Central, 104 ; Illinois, 117 f ; Erie, 71} ;
United States 6-80 dol. Bonds, 109 k. Cotton
quiet : Middling Upland, 780. to 80c. Flour
steady. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. Provisions de-
clining. Coffee slightly firmer. Sager quiet. No-
lessee dull. Petroleum quiet : crude, 48 ;
refined, 87.
NEW YORK, Fa. 5, Roam.

Washington despatches fully oonfirm the failure
of the peace conference. The convention did not
result in any agreement—the main points, involving
questions of separation and submission to the
Union, having been left undecided.

CANADA.

NEW YORK, 1b.4.

The Canadian parliament has pawed the alien
kw aktout usaahooealy. it provides that ea oemapkiet et
a rewidoet the governor-rowel may °edit aline to put the
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provinces afte; giving them entire through the Official
Gardte of their intended expelaioe. The scorned may,
however, tender remise for nopeonipliancia
Liestesuat Burleigh has bees eurrendered.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Ira. 4.

A report bale been received bare that the Imp,-
&lit forces bare defeated ► body d the medallions la
&endure Norio; and captured as important city. No par-
ticulars have beau received.

&Anemia Soczym —The fourth ordinary meet-
ing for the present auston at this society will be held en
Tuesday next, the 21* what the followbg pawn will be
rend, viz. s-1. Oo Infant Mortality and oat Alleged loam-
bales at ua Ostroms—b Dr. Wof the Turks. in. Parr. 2. Dr. Ifyos
Clarke—Oa the
Our readeral:rbied glad to hear that the land at
Oxford, for which Dr. Newman =a raswaliy in treaty. has
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Queen Adelaide held her drawing-reowts, sad when the
mumoular Christi= Tom Brows pursued his oosententeratisa
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Savoy.
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There is a we'll pa published in this city,
called the Gioniale Il , which has a veryparge
circulation. in its last number ft pulliehes an
article oa Prime Napoleon which has created a
certain amount of sensation, both bemuse the
paper is supposed to be under tbe influence of a
person who relations with the Paris Pelais Royal
are no secret, and because the article in question
is said to have been suppressed in the edition sent
into France. The article' however, is a mere
pompous apotheosis of the cosine of Louis
Napoleon, who is called the greateeo and most
liberal man in all France. That specimen of the
writer's views will, I trust, suffice.
The Italian parliament is busy in discussing the
law relating to the juridical unification of the coun-
try. The bill presented by Minister Pecos will
entail a series of long debates on the abolition of
capital punishment, and on assay other subjects of
legal interest. This discussion has already been
called by the comic papers " the carnival of the ad-
vocates;' and heaven knows that there is no lack of
ouch learned members, both in the Chamber of
Deputies and in the Senate. The conse-
quence of all this will be that the present
house cannot be dissolved before the end et March,
for there an so fewer than fifteen bills that the
ministers intend parliament should discuss before
its dissolution.

Signarianla, the Minister of the Interior, bee
just arrived here from Florence, and I bear
that he brought the news that Vidor Mniseanosi
will moire the municipal deputation before the
19th. His Majesty is still, very angry with the
Turin autboritice, but I have been told be immured
Signor Lanza that on receiving the Marquis Bork
and his colleagues be should not make any allusion
to past events. The most reassuring bore of re-
conciliation are therefore entertained by all Italian
patriots.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

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