The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

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ACCOITCHEMENT
PRINCESS
4
BIRTH OP A PB:MOI.
WARLBOROLFOR.HOUBB, 31,22 3, 2.30 L.Y.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wes was
safely delivered of a Prince at 1.18 Am.
Her Royal Highness and the infant Ps:nce are
doing perfectly well.
IL H. firsyssrso. M.D.
Amnia Few, M.D.
GIORGI Thomism M.D.

The Times remarks that the subjoined extracts
from the "Court Circular" show that the auspi-
cioas event, if not actually unexpected, was not
preceded by any prolonged wat.Arsg :
The Pl:esens of Was went to Mr. Hales Gowen et Bt,
Jameses.hall, yesterday, agenda by the Occauss of Ma-
im, the Hoe. Mrs. F. Cohe, and Lord Berrie.
The Priam end Priam' of Wales bad a dinner party la
the evades. The emptily Included the Dok• of St.
Alines, the Duke sad Dashers of Welliasses, the Doke
and Dachas of Botherleed, Coast end °seater Clashes,
the Deal& ifinlyter, Count F. Lagrange, 00Q/li South de
linutheaborg, the Earl sad Cosatess of Derby, Sail of
• Deaner% Castes of Mertes, Csasta of Tankerville,
Viesosalese Pahnereten, Lord aaa Lady Wandashis. Loud
sad L Alfred Pagai, Lord Hairy Lessor, the Has.
Julien Nee, Viorddinhal lice. Sir Hoary Keppel,
General and Mn. Bootlys, sad Lieut.-Colonel KeppeL
The tend of the Boole Fusilier Guards (coeduoted by
Yr. 0. G-A/m) was in sliendsoos, and performed a selec-
tion of music

BITLISTIN.-(THIS DAY.),

ItARLBOROITGII-13011814 JIMA 3,9.30 A.m.

Hee Royal Highness the Princess of Wales has
passed a good night and is going on perfectly wel'
The infant Prince is likewise in perfect health.
ARUM. laza; M.D.
E. H. Smvunrci,
G. T. Gasut, M.D.

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AMERICA

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ARRIVAL OF THE MILL
Crookhaven.)
The following are the heads of the news brought
by the A qis :

NSW YORK, Max 25, 10 r.x.
President Johnson has declared all porta, except
those in Texas, open to foreign trade, efter the Lt
July next. Persons trading in violation of the law
a-e declared pirates.
It is still reported that Mr. Davis will be tried'
for treason by a civil wort.
Kirby Smith still refuses to surrender.
A barque having cleared for Arizona with armed
Mexican emigrants, has been detained by the
Federal authorities at Ban Francisco.
The Confederate ram Stonewall has surren-
dered unconditionally to the Cuban authorities.
The Juanita are reported to have attacked
Matamoras on the 30th u't.
Gold 1371.

NEW YOKE., MAT 2S, EVERING.
President Johnson has issued a proclamation
opening all the United States ports to foreign
trade after the let July next, except the
ports of Texas. The United States henoeforth
disavow belligerent rights and privileges to persons
trading in the United States in violation of the law.
Such offenders will be treated as pirates. Trade
restrictions east of the Mississippi are removed.
Two important witnesses have been examined on
the conspiracy trial, and their testimony has been
withheld. _ .

Witnesses in open court have test;ied that Jacob
Thompson had heavy money transactions with the
Ontario Bank at Monty's'. The cipher messages
intercepted between Canada and Richmond make
no allusion to the assassination of Mr. L;nooln•
The cypher found by Secretary DOAN was in Se'
arstary Benjamin's office.
A letter ackbrosaed to Dm*e, aigard Alston, has
been produced court. The it :ter offers to I'd the
South of some of her dearluest eneir'es. The letter
is endorsed:—" Relented by d'roction of the Pre-
: 'dent to the Secrets of War to Ela, :son, Nov.,
1864, for attention, by order. J. A. Campbell,
A. S.W."
Two hundred witnesses 1011 appear for the de-

fence. Mr. Reverdy Johnson ;; acid to be prepa-
ring an argument denying the joliediction of the
court.

Jacob Thompson has w.itten a letter to the
Tribune denying b;s complicity in the plot to burn
Northe►a cities sad &assimilate M•. Lincoln.

Alexander Stephens and Postmaster Regan have
been sent to Fort Delaware, and Wheeler end his
staff to Fort Wm_eo.

0. 0. Clay has sut.-endered. He denies all com
plicity 41 L"icoln's assassination.
The details given by correspondents relative to
Davis's capture differ from the first announce re-
ceived. .

Some state that Dm ;s was captured coming out of
a tent ; i female apparel. Others say he probably
had on a drese'ig gown. He had no large mount
of specie with him.
The Tribune urges that only two culprits should
be put to death for complicity in the rebellion—
namely, slavery end State rights.
Colonel Sprague left for Kirby Smith's head•'
quarters on the 4th inst. to offer him Great's terms
of surrender.
Kirby Smith h said to have been killed in a per-
sonal altercation.

Coloured troops are reported to have attempted
an attack upon the Confederate paroled soldiers at
Memphis in revenge for For. Pillow. The guard
fired on the negroes killing and wounding twenty
The negroes are now under a strong gur-d.
In-feeling has arisen between the coloured and
wbite troops at Charleston in consequence of negroes
insisting upon tole ig pat. in a public meeting of

Chief Justice Chase, ;n a speech made at
Charleston, has stated that a new state constitution
must be formed and submitted to Congress. In
addressing a meeting of the coloured population he
advocated negro suffrage, but could not say if the
government would grant it immediately.
General Canby has issued an order forbidding
the sale of cotton of the rebel government secured
by subscription to the cotton loan, or any process
vesting the title i i the rebel government.
Five tons of archives of the Confederate govern-
ment have been captu-ed North Carolina.
100,000 bales of cotton and a large amount cf
specie have been captured at Augusta.
The New York Herald anticipates a war be-
tween France and America upon the Monroe
doctrine unless that question be settled by an
Intea aational Congress.
General Sickles was presented on the 6th inst.
to the President of Columbia. He said the
destinies of the American continent unquestionably
required a system of free government under a
republican form.
Senor Arrays, the Imperial Mexican Com-
missioner, has denied that Maximilian is recruiting
in the United States.
The United States custom-house authorities of
San Francisco have detained the bark Drouses,
bound for Arizona, with 400 Mexican emigrants
and several cases of firearms on board. lustt actions
have been telegraphed for to Washington.
Three companies of Californian volunteers have
sailed for Arizona.
Dr. Blackburn has given bail.
The Toronto Leader denies the alleged shipping
of infect, I clothiug from Bermuda.
The Hansa has arrived out.
COUMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

Gold, 1321. Exchange on London, 145 ; on
Paris, 391 f. Stocks dulL New York Central, 91.
Illinois, 1161. Erie, 72k. 5-20 Bonds, 103 g.
NEW YORK, MAY 25, EVIIIING.
Kirby Smith still refuses to surrender. He
has not been killed as was reported.
The people of Texas are arming slaves, and are
determined to continue the struggle.
Grant and Sherman's armies, numbering 150,000
men, marched on Tuesday and Wednesday from
the capitol, Washington, through Pennsylvania
Avenue, past the White House, where Grant
reviewed the troops in presence of Ms. Johnson and
the cabinet. An enthusiastic crowd thronged the
line of procession. Sherman was loudly cheered.
After Mr. Davis was contined in Fort Monroe his
family were sent south in the Clyde.
It is still reported that Mr. Davis will be tried
for treason before a civil court.
The additional evidence brought forward at the
conspiracy trial is unimportant.
Sherman has written a letter asserting that bis
official reports have been purposely suppressed and
daring the War Department to publish them.
Captain Boggs, of the steamer Connecticut, de-
manded the surreader of the Stonewall at
Havannah. The captain of the Stonewall refused,

but °Plod to surrender to the &bog authritities
upon emaditpw that his vessel should Dever be de.
livered to tie United States. The Oaton 'Mho.
rities refused, and the captain then liwrrendered the
Stonewall to them unconditionally. Spanish
marines were sent on board to take &urge ef her.
The barque Drone's is still under sucveillance at
San Francisco.
It has been suggested that the emigrants aborid
be permitted to leave without arms. This, hos -
ever, they refuse to do.
The Edinburgh and Moravian have arrived out.
The Chios bas re►ohc i Halisax.
OONKERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, MAY 25, Evisrso.

Money abundant. Gold, 137. Exchange on
London, 151 ; on Paris, 373. Stooks dull. New
York Central, 011 ; Illinois, 117 ; Erie, 74 ;
5-20 United States Bonds, 1031. Cotton ;
middling upland, 50c. Flour, wheat, and corn
advancing. Provisions slightly firmer. Collie
quiet. Sugar fi .ner. Molasses steady. Petro-
leum quiet : crude, 36 ; refined, 50c. Subscrip-
tions to the 7-30 loan shoe Saturday amount to
mi'liorr

LATEST.

NEW YORK, MAT 25, 11 r.k.

The defence of the prisoners in the conspiracy
trial has commenced. Their counsel endeavoured
to prove alibis.
General Washburn states that the story of the
negroes attempting to kill Confederate soldiers at
Memphis was false in every particular.
The British steamer George Olymphius has
foundered 70 miles east of Sandy Hook. The crew
were saved.