The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-12 00:00:00

AMERICA.

THOMAS NUNN and SONS' TEAS.—Good
swat Serviceable congon, b. td. per lb ; superior. Es.
and b 10d. ; ripe rich souchong, Se. 2.1. and Se. ed. : Leemng
souchong, Ss. 10d. A reduction by half chest or chart 12 pounw • (111.CTEA's TILLEGBAX.)
rail-paid to aey station in England.-21, Lamb's Condult-street, The
.Royal Mail steam-ship Persia, from New
W.C. Established 1801. York on the 2nd inst., arrived at Queenstown at
10111iILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are 9 p.m. relay, with 243 passenger, and 210,764
A.sTRoNG
to rpm BBESLATcx.andTE.A,cHEAris
"E 57.21..
24.
at.
3,
ad. dollars-. 'spode. She landed 32 passengers, and
Most delicious Black Tea is now may Se ed. per pound. Pure, all t/sa , consisting of 108 sacks, and proceeded
rich, rare, choice coffee, Is. 441., le ed. , la. Bd.
PHILLIPS and Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King Williamotrest, for Li at 9.15 p.m. All well.
City, London, LC.
A pries cement tree. Sugars at market prima (Per the Persia.)
PHILLIPS and Co. send ail goods carriage tree within eight NEW YORK, MAT 2, Moans°.
miles of No. B, EMI Wollametreet 40a worth carriage tree to
any railway station or market tows in bigland.—Phimips and One inndred Fenian left Eastport on Monday
Co. have no agents, nor any wnnenk`n with any house in War AOO4OOl It d that a small gang still
Or , • Is rumoure
owner or Swansea
the British vessels. The British steamers Rosario
and Cordell* arrived at Eastport on Monday.
General Meade has returned from his official visit
to General Doyle at St. Andrews. It is believed
that the Federal troops at Eastport are under
' marching orders. Their destination is unknown.
Just published (Fella".
THE GREAT CRINOLINE QUESTION Preyious to the departure of the Fenian from
Eastport a Fenian wrote to General Meade
soLvin by her Majesty the Empress of the French. Ladies
should at once <Main, gratis, of their draper or corset maker,
THOMSON'S new Illustration, showing the veritable " MODE asking him if he would seize arms
DI LIMPERATRICE."

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t4si hhiqh the general replied that he would seize all
arms used, and arrest all persons- engaged in vio_
latihg the nehirality lairs. Kelly, the private
secretary, to James Stephens, has published a card
stating that Stephens would positively leave Havre
on the 28th April in the steamer Napoleon, and on
his arrival in America would make a tour of the
principal cities to advocate Irish independence. A
committee of Philadelphia Fenian has been ap-
pointed to wait on O'Mahony to demand that he
should produce an account of the expenditure of
the Fenian funds. It is reported that O'Mahony
will have difficulty in proceeding in the present
convention. The Fenian are obtaining a post-
ponement of their action with a view to depose
him until the arrival of Stephens. No Irish bonds
of either faction are now being sold.
The Lower House of the Tennessee Legislature
has pasied a bill admitting negro testimony in the
courts of law.
General Canby has been arraigned before the
Federal Court, at New Orleans, for preventing the
execution of the order for the sequestration of
cotton.
Mr. Seward has addressed a letter to Mr. M'Cul-
- declaring that none of the various proposi-
tions for the adjustment of claims from British
cotton bondholders were entitled to the considera-
tion of the Federal government.
The monitor Mantonomah is reported to be under
orders to proceed to the fishing grounds.
The cholera in the quarantine at New York has
assumed a mild form ; 101 cases are still there, but
there have only been seven deaths since Friday.
The Hibernian, Quebec, Hermann, Alemannia,
Lafayette, Etna, Scotia, and the City of London
have arrived out.

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DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Rs
Obilotlona, Happiness, and ppomtmmts.
Mann, Corukill : or Author, A Gnat Mariboroadhutreet, W.
Working Man's fee, hall a Guinea.