The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-26 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELL.IGENCE.

(azuria's Trasoa•hua.)
AMERICA.

The Itoyal Mul steamship Africa, froni Halifax
and Boston, arrived at Queenstown yesterday at
4.413 a.m., with 70 passengers and 11,287 dohs. in
specie. She landed 123 sacks of mails and one pas-
mailer, and proceeded for Liverpool at 8
AU well.

(Per the Africk via Roohe's Point.)
NEW YORK, Fla 13, Evzioza.
The reconstruction committee has reported to
Congress a constitutional amendment empowering
Congress to make laws securing to the citizens of
each State the rights of citizens of the several
States, and also to protect all-citizens in their right
to life, liberty, and property.
llst the House of Representatives a resolution wit
aired and referred to the committee on foreign
'reaffirming the Monroe doctrine, and re-
qng President to take steps to form an
&Winos with all the American republics in order to
mitt French encroachments. _

1 the House of Representatives, Mr. George
Bancroft has delivered an eulogium upon the life
and character of Abraham Lincoln, on which occa-
sion President Johnson, all the members of the
oal*set and of Congress, the diplomatic corps, and
the array aid navy officials, were present. In his
addles' Mr. Bancroft censured the course adopted
by Iligland during the rebellion, and declared that
the Mexican Republic must rise again.
Mr. Donald Mackay has written a letter stating
that after a thorough examination of the British
and French ironclads, be considers the Federal iron
fleet, constructed since 1861, to be more powerful
than all the combined ironclad navies in the world,
and that the Federal ship Dunderberg is a match
for a fleet of the best French ironcls.da.

Oldahoney and the Fenian& have held a mans
meeting at New York to enlist the sympathies of
America on behalf of the Fenians. The apelike=
denounced England as being equally the enemy of
Ireland and America, and called upon the Federal
government for open sympathy. Offices have been
opened at New York and Washington for the sale
of Irish republican bonds.

NEW Tom, P. 15, Evian's.

The Kentucky Senate has concurred with the
lower house in oondemning the Freedmen's Bureau
rejecting the anti-slavery constitutional amend-
ment, and requesting the removal of the Federal
troops from the State, and the restoration of the
Habeas Corpus Act.
The Connecticut Republican State Convention has
endorsed the policy of President Johnson and of
Congress.
The President has revoked the °sequitur of
Dr. Rogan as Chilies consul at New York. Senor
Mackenna and Dr. Rogers have pleaded not guilty
to the charges of a breach of the neutrality laws.
The trial will take place in March.
The military authorities have closed the office of
the Riehasoad Examiner—it is reported by dire>.
tiwasedieessesal Omsk
Lord Monok has arrived at Montreal.
The Toronto Globe states that the Canadian
Fenian address was concocted by Oldahoney, and
that it was never seen in Canada.
The Bremen has arrived out.
00111LERCIAL INTELLIGISCR.

Money easy. Gold, 1381. Exchange on Lon-
don, 149 ; on Paris, 3.80. Stocks steady. New York
Centrals, 88/ ; Illinois, 1131; Erie, 781; 5-20 Bonds,
1021. Cotton held firmly. Middling Upland, 45.
ITZW YORK. Fix. 15, Eviornio.
Money easy. Gold, 1371; exchange on London,
1481 ; ditto on Paris, 3.80. Stocks improving.
New York Centrals, 891; Illinois, 1141; Er►o. 791;
6-20 United States Bonds, 1031. Cotton steady.
Middling Upland, 45. Flour steady. Wheat dull.
Corn, good inquiry. Provisions steady. Cate
held firmly. Sugar slightly firmer. Molasses
steady. Petroleum very dull ; crude, 291; re-
fined, 5L

ORLEANS, INA 14.
Cotton steady : Middling, 45. To-day's sales,
300 ; to-day's export, 200.

MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Fn. 13.
Advices received at Washington affirm that
Juarez was still at El Paso on the 17th ultimo.
Private letters from Juarez state that he consi-
ders the moral support of the Federal government
will ultimately lead to the success of the republi-
can cause, without armed intervention from the
United States. It is reports that a military com-
mission will be organised at Washington to proceed
to Brownsville for the purpose of thoroughly in-
' veetigating the Bagdad affair.
The military suo'esses of the Imperialists con-
tinue.
M. Limeade is said to have formed a financial
scheme on the fixed basis of 30 millions-24 mil-
lions to be produced from the ordinary imperial
revenues, and six millions by extraordinary means.
The Mexican papers hope that the United States
will offer such explanations and reparation in the
Bagdad affair as will remove the necessity for a de-
claration of war against the United States.

MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TROOPS ON
THE PRUTIL

BRODY. FRB. 23.

Active movements are taking place in the camp
of the Russian army of observation on the banks
of the Pruth. The troops are ready to march, and
General Kotzebue, the commander•in-chief, is
hourly expected from Odessa.

VIENNA. FIJ3.. 25.

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The Vienna papers of to-day publish advioes
from Bessarabia confirming the warlike attitude
displayed by the Russian troops along the whole
line of the Pruth. The officers of the staff were
oocupied in seeking the most favourable spot for
crossing the river, for which purpose pontoons had
already been prepared.
No orders, however, bad arrived for the troops
to march.