The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-01 00:00:00

AMERICA.

The Hamburg and American Company's steam-
ship America, from New York on the 21st inst.,
has arrived at Southampton with 66 passengers,
56 bags of mails for London, 166,444 dollars in
spode for England, and 25,000 dollars for Bremen.

NEW YORK, JCLY 21, MORSING.

The Tennessee legislature having ratified the con-
stitutional amendment, the House of Representa-
tives at Washington, by a vote of 125 against 12,
has passed the following resolution : "That, whereas
Tennessee has ratified the constitutional amend-
ment, and shown to the satisfaction of Congress,
by a proper spirit of obedience in the body of her
people, her return to her due allegiance to the go-
vernment, laws, and authority of the United States,
therefore Congress resolves that Tennessee is re-
stored to her former practical relations to the Union,
and is entitled to Congressional representation."
The bill offered by Mr. Stevens, to restore all
States to full political rights, was defeated ; and
the resolution also offered by Mr. Stevens, for the
seceu instead of the adjournment of Congress, was
also lost. Mr. Stevens declared his object was to
enable Congress to control the President's action
in the same manner as if it were in session.

Governor Brownlow's message to Secretary
Seward, announcing the ratification of the constitu-
tional amendment by Tennessee, contained insult-
ing allusions to the President.
Mr. Johnson has nominated Mr. Stanberry At.
torney-General.
It is officially reported that the government for
the last twelve months.exceed the expenditure by
186 millions of dollars.
The cholera is spreading in New York, Brooklyn,
and the neighbourhood; nine deaths occurred
yesterday on Hart's Island, and ten on Governor's
Island, in New York Bay.
The Hermann has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORE. JULY 21, Moßwoo.
Money abundant. Gold, 1491. Exchange on
London, 1617 ; on Paris, 3.46. Stocks firm and
active. New York Central, 104 ; Illinois, 1181
ex dividend ; Erie, 651 ; 5-20 United States Bonds,
1061. Cotton very firm. Middling Upland, 36.
Flour and wheat declining. Corn heavy. Pro-
visions and coffee steady. Molasses, good inquiry.
Sugar steady. Petroleum, good inquiry. Crude,
; Refined, 37 to 39.
NEW ORLEANS, JULY 20.
Low middling unchanged. Week's receipts,
1,500 ; ditto export, 9,500 ; stock, 95,000 bales.

TICS LAIN DISTURBANCES IN HEBB-PAWAt
the Marlborough-street Police-court, yesterday, the ad-
journed cases arcing out of the disturbances in Hyde-
park on Monday week , were brought before Mr. Knox for
final hearing. Mr. Merriman appeared for the prisoners,
instructed by the Reform The first mos
was that of Alfred Minn,, charged with being
drunk and wilful damage Hitch ; sentence,
la. fine, and 9s. damage. Mr. •Mlis, • wine
merchant, charged with stone-throwing and moult-
I lag the polies, was discharged, there being • doubt in the
I Daniel Dobson, for pulling dorm the park mare,
was toed 195., with ls. damage. Henry for as
mine Miens*, Ms. fine, ea 14 days' imprisonment. Jaime
Ferry, • volunteer, who marived an sasselitat amacter
from his commanding olliora was essteneed le two months'
had labour far tluwwing a bstek at • polispeonstable.