The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC lIITELLIGENCE:

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AMERICA.

(Pa the MlNesisa, via Ovesseatie.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 3, Vona.

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Mr. Seward bu informed the provisional
governor of Florida that the President regards the
adoption by the leghdature of the constitutional
amendment abolishieg slavery as an indispensable
preliminary to the restoration of the State to the

Union.
It is semi-officially announced that James Orr,
the governor-elect of South Carolina, has been
pardoned ; but as South Carolina has not repu-
diated the rebel debt, she has failed to prepare
herself for official recognition as a State loyal to the
Union.
President Johnson has instructed the Governor
of Arkansas to centiaue the re-organisation and
restoration of the State to the Union, and that
the government would not interfere with hie pro-
ceedings.
The Courier des Etats Unit reports that a eabblet
meeting was held on Thursday, when Mr. Seward
read hie answer to Foal Russell's last note, wherein
the former re-areerta the right of the Federal
government to claim, for damages committed by
the Alabama.
The New Turk Chamber of Commerce have for-
warded a resolution to the government protesting
against further imam of the National Bank ear-
ropey. end advocating a reduction of the legal

tender currency.
The Java has arrived out.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, hrovarnto.
The New York Herald asserts that Secretary
Welles has ordered the chiefs of the navy yards to
prepare all the iron-clads for sea, and that Mr.
Stanton has stopped all males of army waggons,
means of transport, and material. The Herald
attributes this to the desire of the administration
to be prepared against any sudden Fenian move.
meet.

...-eident Johnson has informed the Governor of
Georgia that the people should not hesitate to
repudiate the rebel debt, as they never will nor
can be taxed to meet that liability.
Intelligence from Washington dates that Mr.
Seward has prepared a reply to Earl Russell's last
despatch to Mr. Adams concerning the appointment
of a commission for adjudication upon the claims
against the British government.
The steamer Atalanta, arrived at this poet, has
been detained in quarantine. She had sixty ewes
of cholera on board, among which were fifteen
deaths.
The steamer Colorado left San Francisco on the
3rd for Panama, with 700,000 dole. for Now York,
and 400,000 for England.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, Ersimia.
The public debt on October 31st amounted to
2,740,000,000 dollars, being a reduction of four
millions since September.
It is reported that the Canadian and Federal
governments are both making military preparations
against the Fenian movement.
COMXERCIANE No . L INTELLIGENCE.
W YORK, N 4, Evirrito.
Money easier. G01d,147. Exchange on London,
1594 ; on Paris, 3.55. Stocks firm and advancing.
New York Centrals, 1004. Illinois, 1371. Erie,
93 5-20 Bonds, 1023. Cotton dull : Middling Up-
land, 56. Flour advancing. Wheat dull. Corn
steady. Provisions heavy. Coffee and sugar
steady. Molasses quiet Petroleum dull : crude,
36 ; refined, 59.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.
Cotton dull : Middling Upland, 55. Sales to-
day, 1,800 bales.

MOBILE. Ocr. 31.
Middling Upland, 54. To-day's ages, 400 bales.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 3.
Cotton dull : Middling Upland, 47.

CANADA.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4.

The Fenian excitement continues, and the go- '
vernment is reported to be preparing for the de-
fence of the frontier.
The Toronto Leader asserts that Mr. Pernaanit,
a member of the Canadian parliament, has addressed
the people at BorreL He said that the Fenian
movement was caused by British tyranny. The
Fenian' would invade Canada in the course of the
winter, and hold the upper provinces.
Intelligence from Toronto states that the city is
picketed. Numerous private soldiers had been
arreeted in that city for sympathy with the Fenians.
Orangemen were arriving for the defence of the
district.
It is reported that the Canadian Fenian' have
a large steamer ready for armament, and that
numerous government officials are engaged in the
conspiracy. --