The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-03 00:00:00

(Stamped, ld. Additional.)

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Soot akar his appointment, General Delgado, in the
name of his government, issued a proclamation closing the
nee! Vera erns, then in possessive of the Spaniatdis, to
Ueda
to
the governors of states to re-
;sr the nein of foreigu residents, and give them as little
WAS of oomplaint OA possible, increasing the regular army
to 62,000 seem and calling' for as many volunteers as the
llovinnottn* one properly , furnish from their respectivet
natio. it, is believed that under this call 150,000 troops
wilt ache tin in the field. jams wu vested with full die-
I Wong power by Canvas bean its adjow:nment, and is
heertff,Teupperled by Is, people.
It is foefuried the Spaniards wilt lad few allies in the.
mixt*. Osentinfort has offered his whims to the govern-
ing* whisk Ass accepted them Lgeseral amnesty has
• bets awed to the church gesU._The rosotioeins who still
remain Lava almost all been Wain e. or voluntarily yielded
tier aneehnoe. Nerques end 161einwith a few fol-
lowers, are still in the illi was killed is
battle, aid his terms wereAeMAli oversor Ogssoo,
of the State of Jalisco. Ilimleon Ohjlea have been cap-
tared, end their farces apse& ass Won peisesera
Iles 'applied with see. the speaFth bee provided
anus for the war by la=vialsrtlaie. tram which,
alitioneh heavy, were well people, who ace
degree& stew oar, et apainglihe
Vogl bk9y the 1111111 *Mho ea be at Tampico. which
Jpnres has Moulted to defend spinet the expected attack
of the Trench.
The following is from the New York Timer of the
19th alt :

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eh Sive tree ireakiagfwe thhwraraksg the tart indica-
.idearthas a famed seolliiesee ef the yawl may el she Pe-
lotas. may lielooked far to ones POOL A morel order
hen teen innettby Gemini IVOleial notifying all persons
wegeged in the twillersymereicate held themeQves in midi-
sem The fact thatsewe isinejsisdrsd govaTinrat 'IV'
=eatrtnalostr et: wee reviewed in Wam-
y is
rail
the Herwide ezpialca, berreest it task our isat-
iewity to 'dolomites Ps deteille: • m•c•
' greater parade to the aseeny. being a source of
Abewrension. • The'mete et sad edit Carolina
a general viepuissie oe ths enbiset. U the plena-
%tions ai FOrinflrtollat NoryfilkilAtba
2.deoti if 4=l( r'sSrtee.. " •
be allayed sareadlly is another que=

A despatch, dated 12 miles from Columbus, from
the correspondent of the Chia!go Trees, states that
on the lfitit a heavy reconnaissance was made by
General Grant, winch advanced to within five miles
of Columbus without discovering the enemy. The
rem4t of the reconnaiesanoe was a reliable know-
ledge of all the routes leading out of Columbus
towards Blandville and other towns. Deserters
from the rebels represent that the force at Colum-
bus is 40,000 men, but thin is doubtless an exagga-
kaolin. from other authority it is asoertained
OSA the rebels were in a state of great excitement
sit account of General Grant's movement down the
river.
The reports from Cairo a few days ago in regard
to the forward movement from that point seem to
have been exaggerated. There was a movement qt
some seven thousand troops as far as Mayfield
Creak, *bout half-way between Cairo and Columbus;
and preparations are going on rapidly for the gummed
advance down the river. But it will be some false
yet before things are ready for the assault ea
Columbus. Another and minor, though hardly
lees important movement than that, is evidently
on foot.

The Wheeling Intelligeneer learns by passengers
arriving from Paterson's Creek on the preceding
evening, that rebels to the number of 2,000 had
occupied Romney. On the night of the evacua-
tion of Romney 400 sick had to be removed, which
accounts for the want of transportation, and the
necessity of destroying tents and provisions.
We learn from the Upper Potomac that Jack-
son and his army have disappeared entirely from
the vicinity of Ranwck, and it is believed they
have retired to Winchester. The whole river line
is reported quiet.
A correspondent of the Oineennati Ceesesereini,
writing front Columbia, Adair County, Kentucky,
under date of January 10, notion; the departure of
General Thomas, with sir or seven regiments, for
Somerset, or in the pursuit of Zollicoffer. The Fifth
Kentucky, Colonel Bramiette, and Nineteenth
Ohio, Colonel Beatty, were at Sucksville, on the
Cumberland River, 20 miles below Columbia.

A GRAMM Stamair. —A "Shipwrecked Pilot"
brmthreogh the Rev. O. R. Daliere, at Goildfardilitswereesrdod
• elmotisa at 101. to the National Lifeboat•
Aetrestsd alike by that penetrating indoenoo divine wpm-
Letla ciao
Sad low, rich and poor, may joke head In hand
erts tar a comnies good. Hludralme of such
whim amitiation thus it is that amongst the recent offerings
to the Mama liestikaina ate the sums of 101. final this
aletreeseited pilot, in trues the savings of a child, and :At.
et4:ll, Railish admixed, Sir James Hope, K.C.R., who
the untiring exertions of command in the preemies
oily *lnd timelier Walt of the claims on his bens-
, minieuselmoa• his diem" ism% end forwarded the above
Looms, emtributien trem the Oka seas.
, Draws filimiamm.=-Whilst the fishermen of
Pffey were pinning their daily avocations out at sea • few
days age, in their small whim the wind suddenly nee, and
veered round to the south-mat, which brought on •
tremendous see. The most intense anxiety was felt
on shore for their safety,, and soon twelve noble fellows
manned the lifeboat belonging to the National Lifeboat Insti-
tution, and at once rowed through the breakers to the spot
where the cables were. The lifeboat followed them closely
so they carefully made their way to the shore through the
rolling sea, which they providentially reached in safety.
Too muck praise cannot be given to the crew of the life-
boat tea their disinterested sod manly act, for in her
absence, . had any of the nobles been capsized, the poor
fellows mod have inevitably perished.
LONDON bum VOLUNTRF& CORPS.—On Satur-
day evening the 28th Middlesex (London Irish) ware, in
accordance to regimental orders, publicly advertised to
areemble in the quedrangle of Somerset; Home for • march
out west with its bend. The time named was " muster at
• quarter beton, and sear* off at a quarter-past 7,p m."
At the team, although the band was in
there WWI bat lOW oesminioasd °Seers, Capt. M'Swisey,
the Adlutaatilltapt. Danbeny sad two subalterne.andaboul
40 task and out of • regiment the muster roll of which
h 800 mem tot keeping the men under arms till &ar=
tel to 8, Castile wfiethey addremed hie brother o
and the men, expressing deep regret and shame at the pool.
Mon in which he was placed. As the senior officer on
parade, be bed felt it to be hie duty to order the band away,
and he should now dismiss those who had assembled, for be
bad too much respect for the regiment to see the London
Irish disgraced by marching out with such a miserable mas-
ter. He then called upon Mom assembled to "lodge arms,"
and dismissed them •

NORTH MIDDLISET VOLUNTEER CORPS.—This
regireat (Sr filth Middlesex), .rambled ou Saturday
afternoon far the first marsh oat this season, at Albany-
street Damara. The muster wag about 200 of all tanks
and 40 ender. The regimental brass and drum and fife
bands both attended. A proposal has recently been made
to alter the unifoem, and introduce a new species of belt
and pouch, but Lord Enfield has expressed his determine-
'Ur not to be a party to involving the effective, in any
extra or ono expense. At the meeting of the
°own held on Wednesday a resolution, with the reaction
of the lieutenant-oolooel, was unanimously adopted, de-
ciding that there should be no alteration whatever in the
asthma, except the adoption of a shako for full drew,
upon which subject the votes of teed company are to be
taken by the captain and °Moen commanding.
Claidiaires or mg Pays:qua —On Saturday the
(solemn( the smeneriite• debtors primness& their monthly
returns, and is &few del& the registrars will proceed I.
bold their ossrte "with, the wells.' Nellie have the
prisons presented soot an apparsass as they a• new sire
their erotica. In Whitserom-street prison there are oily
" pheriffa,' or pew= in mention from the Werke
courts, and 19 minatpasert menmitmente. The Queen's
prison red 11011/4searsr4see poi are comparatively de-
serted. In Whitemowaireet pima many meow hare
sojournedfor a few days, and Ibis pt oat inforsid
ports, under the new act. Same grave quaskicas era Maly
to arise how tbe parties an be Mahe, or bow they cam be
taken when, on final hearing, they are ordered to undergo
imprisonment. As the law sow stands a person com-
mitted by a county court for 30 gape most remain in prison,
whereas as an execetios hem the inferior courts a perms
can be released in a few days alder the new law.
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