The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-21 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

AMERICA.

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NEW YORK, Jim 9, E►otuw•

The Federals have occupied Brownsville. The
Confederates had previously sold their artillery to
Mexican Imperialists.
The fort at Sabine Pass had surrendered. It
was expected that Galveston would also be surren-
dered to the Federals on the 28th ult.
General Kirby Smith has gone to Mexico with •
large amount of money.
A large proportion of the citizens of Kentucky
have refused to employ free uegmes, the object
being to drive them from the State.
It is not yet decided whether Mr. Jefferson
Davis is to be tried by a civil or military tribunal,
nor is it certain that he will be tried in the district
of Columbia.
Mr. Garritt Smith, in his speech delivered at
the Cooper Institute, declared that, the North
having fully admitted the laws of war, it would be
perfidy and a mean crime to'punish the fallen foe for
Reason. The spirit of slavery dwelt in Northern
as well as Southern bosoms—the North should
bumble herself with the South for the common sin.
Mr. Horace Greely declared it would be a black
violation of faith to try Lee or his pardoned men.
A letter in the Nassau Guardian states that the
pirate Parr, who captured the Chesapeake and the
Roanoke, has appeared off Inagua, where he boarded
and fired the barque Lizzie, from Cuba, and then
withdrew, leaving the crew to save themselves, and
telling the captain that he intended to drown
thousands before the war was over.
The Panama journals reiterate the statement
that Juarez had issued letters of marque.

COMMER.OIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Juu 9, EvaTu.

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Money abundant. Gold, Int ; exchange on
London, 150 ; ditto Paris, 3f. 720. Stocks slightly
inner. New York Centrals, 90} ; Illinois shares,
3.24 ; Erie, 75i ; 5-20 Bonds, 103.

NEW YORK, Jam 10, Nossrma..

A great fire has taken place at Nashville which,
It is estimated, has caused the destruction of
10,000,000 dole. worth of government stores. Con-
tradictory accounts have been received as to the
cause of the conflagration. . .

It is stated upon a reliable source that the whole
of Georgia is in a starving condition.
The Toronto Lewitr declares that Merritt's testi-
mony, given during the secret sitting of the con-
spiracy trials, contains the glaring misstatement
that Clay was present in Montreal in February last.
W. H. Carroll writes that the testimony of Sand-
ford and Connover ooncerning him is a wilful per-
jury in every particular.
The Georgia journals state that the negroee re-
fuse to work, and are committing robberies and
outrages.
The Nassau Admiralty court has discharged the
steamer Alexandria with a caution. She was seized
upon suspicion of being a Confederate cruiser.
Semi-official despatches from Washington doubt
the statement that Juarez had left Chihuahua.
The Teutonia, City of Baltimore, and Helvetia,
sailing hence to-day, take out 800,000 dollars in
specie.

COMMERCIA.L INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Juszlo, EVENING.

Money easy. Gold, 1371. Exchange on London,
151} ; ditto Paris, 3.73. Stocks slightly firmer.
New York Centrals, 911. Illinois, 1231. Erie,
77t. 5.20 Bonds, 1032. Cotton dull ; midland
upland, 41c. Flour heavy. Wheat and corn
dull. Provisions heavy. Coffee dull. Sugar
good inquiry. Molasses quiet. Petroleum dull.
Crude, 414 ; refined, 51.