The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-18 00:00:00

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IhiMIIIII Oderdabeet. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OUT RELIEVED Is ONE HOUR, le lall ma biber. by BMWS GOUT aid I=4 The Prifibler. 10 0 ebb= Om bimif. Ibis ail Oa amed lea ism Mar the ire dim lbsy Ni squill, pad kr lbsastadosi, guides. Week th amisersas, awl ill rbseibitle E'a s pa boa mid lan. ~alititkii aaml i a kw= Wig as Nibs or Wow Anyems nedbler. Ibisi malloserst our dlends• aftlie wail babils, and sil W dun age undid irbb tin rusti.—Preprol say br o. !t a n, 110. MA lislbses. war. by taw thilbril.strost; hest* ilewead; Us Webrorib ; eras; Oft .. Jobestee. Orr Ml . Weigani. iiiss ; sad mist wok Ti tow bed amebry—bi bean at 11.14 d. sod b. N. ea& AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. The Royal mail steamiebip Canada. Cephalic Jed king, arrived a• Liverpool at an early hoer yesterday afternoon, with dates from New York to September 6, and Halifax September 8. All fears for the safety of the Hibernia are at an end. The following is a report of the accident which befell that vessel :—Oo the 31st ultimo, the Hibernia was pruceediag towards Halifax at low opted, the weather being foggy. She had a ma pilot on board, sad at 8 a.m. received a harbour pilot, under whose charge the was then placed, and contineed to proceed on the same re third speed. At 8.30 am. she struck on Chi-bock) Head mks, and sprang a leak foretold. The en gines were immediately reversed, and the ship t immed by the stern. At 8.63 the port anchor and 15 (whom, of chain cable were dropped under foot, and she was necked off, and proceeded up the har bour to her station. Aker undergoing repairs she resumed her voyage on the following day with her passengers ar.cl the mails. On the 4:h uist. she ex perienced unfavourable weather, which calmed her to labour heavily, and the leak to increase to three feet an hour be 9 a.m., up to which time her four bilge pampa. with the aid of one injection every hoar for eight minutes, kept her free; the hid now inereased 9 inches in 16 minutes upon the four bilge pump., be;ag at the rate of three feet per hour, as above stated. Cireamotirees having rendered it necessary to 'tie the injtetion fir ten minute. every quarter of an hour, an at empt was made to place a thrummed foresail over the leak, but it was uneuereisful. coceultation was then held between the Admiralty ' agent, her commander, and the chief engineer, who having maturely considered the imminent risk of continuing on her course, agreed upon the urgent necessity of bearing up for Halifax, where she ar rived at 6.20 a.m. on the 7th. On the 8 h inst., at 3.30 a.m., the Canada arrived from New York, and after havieut taken on board hit own mails and those of the Hibernia, proci sited on lu r • iyage to England, at six o'clock the same morning.. ♦ saretiag et the by the Hibernia was WM after ber num to wi t aad a series of mep hitises were psawd, ezeulpating Cwt. Hoes from all tiants, and espreesiag the greatest soefidesee is the sawn sad mew. The Hibernia has left Halifax for New York, to repair damages. The steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston on the 31st ult., and the Niagara, es route to New Yak, on the 8:h init., from Liverpool. The Washingt n *Mired at New York on the 3d Wet, from Southampton. A despatch from Coarlestoo &AA August 7. states that the steamer Trent bee arrived at While, with 93,000 dole. specie for New Orleans, sad 1,200,000 nols. fur England. She left Vera Crum on the 18th, and brought intellg,nce from the city of Mexico to the 8 - h. The United States sloop of war Dale arrived at New Yolk on the 30th alt. from San Flaneisoo, with 83,000 dots, in specie ; no freight. The Empire City was expected in a few days from Cheerio. The ship Henry Clay of 1,500 tons register, took fire on the morning of le 6th, and *as burnt to the water's edge. She was one of the Liverpool packets, and was intended to have left the city the followirg day. She was loaded with cotton and turpentine. It is expected she o iil be a total loss. She was scuffled, with the view t: save her, but the water at the wharf was not deep enooshomd the effort idled. One reason that lies been assigned is the heating cf the damp cotton on board. The municipal elections, which have jut closed, give a large majority to the monarchial party. Con gress was still in session, bet wee doing nAhing of importance. Colonel Benton has been arrested fora libel. The New York Courier and Inquirer gives the following summary of news, useful re giving a rapid view of the etas of affairs : _ In political matters we have nothing of moment to communicate. The journey undertaken by the president, who is at Niagara Falls, is likely to be eireumectioed by his Si nes., induced by over exertion, and the choler* r mo sphere. He will probably go beck from Niagara, where he now is, to 'Washington, without visiting the eastern states, or delay ieg f.r the great sgricultural fair at lityraeuse ' is this state, to be held next week. From Canada we have no news of special interest. A new parr is about to be undertaken there for the express purpose of advocating the i&.dependence of the British North American Colonies, wilt a vita to ultimate annexation to the United States. We pr.- same such a paper will be abundantly eustained oa both sides nf the line. With respect to toe movement against Cuba, which the president in his proclamation denouoc d—very vigorous measures sire taking by the authorities Lir its suppreesiw. A st-amboat (leered at this port with arms sod arumuoition for Cu alma his been seized on suspicion, arid some arrests, it is rumoured, were made today of kearoas connected a ith the en terprise against Cuba. While thus obeeiv:n4 good faith towards other nations, the administration d Washin4tun are not unmindful of t:.e tights of their own flag, and hence, upon • peremptory dr mar d upon the governor of Cuba for the surrender of Rey, a Spanish subject, for cibly abducted, or represeutiog himeel to be, from New Orleans, and carried to Havana—that individual was promptly sarreedered to the Arociicao consal, and restored to the United States. In Mexico all goes on, or rather 'tenth still, as weal. From California no very lrte sees. As will be seen by the above brief summary, the subject of most interest is the anticipated insurrection and invasion of Cuba. Toil matter hes assumed more consistent proportions, the time fixed for the crenotimene having arrived. A fortnight since Colonel White, with 400 or 500 of his fol lowers, went ham New Orleans to Itt u-41 Island which lies off the mouth of Pascagoula River, not far from Mobile, to wait for the time at sail ing. There is no doubt the government baa mom thorough inlormatiun of their scheme. The assem blage under Colonel Whirs at Round Island bad been ordered off by the naval officer commanding in that vicinitand at New York the sailing of the corps unexpected hindraters. We undo-steed that the expedition is to consist of 1,54,0 men, who are to lead upon a part of Cuba where there are no troops to ()ppm them. Osos landed they will proclaim a provietonal govern ment; those analog the people and t e troops who are favourable to their cause will join them ; with the increase of their numbers they will move forward; and, lastly, if all goes aces rdicg to their anticipations, drive the Spanian government from the island, pro slain it a free and independent state, and take - the easeenres necessary to establish a Republican Cobsti , tation and Government. On this subject the New York Weekly Herold Ms : As effort is being made, 'taperers, in certain querters,luet when we maws tketintrie manuals, to create the bigamies is the Wads ef the people it the United states, that the inkshinaata d Cubs mu. la the main, lot al to the Spanish goutomest ; that they desire a continuant, of Spanish au thority, mid that the great majority of them are satisfied with their present peliti, al condition, sad weak' resist to the death any attempt to sever their moutectios with Spain, for alike, the • of being independent, or forming ens ot the. states of the America tunes. We cocks we do net see any immediate prospect of that beautiful Wand Wag easexed to the Caked States, sotwithatand• lag the very exciting ramous that Mrs agitated the enastry lee some time pest, about secret expeditions, bands d ass sissies sad training for the purpose of invading Cuba, and Westin a separation ot that Wand from Spain; bat, is these times of excitements, cheap, and Twisty, we artaialy know not what a day may brim forth. Nevertheless we ere sa.istled that the Coheir, would gladly rid theramitie ot Spanish minks, sad either annex their island to the American noise, or became hide pendent, and remain so, if they bad an opportsaity el doing so, eves were it contain that the sac 'sesta gamin oat of such a project weak' bivalve a great saclike et Id. and a vast outlay of mosey. As far as the expeedituse of money is mamba, they know well that the invites that Jade p. panne" would give to the Wood, would soon bring into La productive state the I . a . r e c s ancultivated tracts of lead whisk now ramie utterly and nom fileble, and that, is a few years, she revenue from that source, weal.% balance the account. As for the written if life, that is never taken into consideration tassels cases, for sash run lutincise risks his lite in the ex t. We de mot we how the Cubans can feel otherwise than desirous of wavering their politico' connection with old Spas. Aux one at sU acquainted with the government that shuns is the Wand of Cuba, mast be swam aim it is a despotism of the most galling and tyrant'''. kind ; that the liberty, Use, and properly of the tabaMtasts are at the mercy of the govereorsgeseral, who I vested with eidatoreal prwen by the court of Spain. In spookiest of this very sahj. et. a native of Cuba says, in the columns of one dour 4:conveyors/in ; Can it further be denied that oar femme have to pay two and a hall per asst. we sager and ten per rent on their other harvests, when gatbssed, the maw as all eng-ged in miming live stock, for all their cattle, exelasive of the chuges arising from an exportation, as Wine indurated. " That every inttebitaat is compelled to ask for a license, and pay for the same, even In ease he wants to go the du team ot • single mile from the place of his ',Selene" "That he comsat remove his residnace from one house into umber, wittiest giving notice previously ot his eaten. elem ea the sathor.ses, ruder the penalty ot a heavy fine. tee That he is nut permitted to lodge to his tome La a I dm* Might any pence:either native or foreigner, be the same idi Wend or a member of his family, without giving the same information, under the penalty or •• like ;monde mrat. one be may not have in his hewn any comPeli, entesement deny sort, it he does not solicit, obtain, and pay for a limas, (2 doh. 60c.), or he mast submit to be mutated for an inflection of the regulations. " That he pays ix login and a half per sent. or the value of any slave, or ans property, in town or onstry. that he may sell, betide' all other charges of notaries, of registration, of seasep.d parr, 10., die. " That some months ego an order was use ived by the captain-general of the island, prohibiting parents fir 'end ing their children to the United States, fur purposes of educa tion ; end that such parents are now driven to the expedient of proving ell heaLb or feign it is their children, In order to obtain passports fur them." Tbsse things are all true, as ivory one sequsinted with the political madition of Cubs knows, sad with sect inform& don before us, it is (utile in any ace to attemge to create an impression on the Am, limn mind that the inhabitants of that beautiful Wand are satisfied to remain in their present condition, and we might safely add, slavery It I. fully to imsgioe that they do not desire a change. The fact is, Cuba will be part of the United States sooner or later. Toe Cubans themselves wish tot it, and the people of the United Some .:pant ft. TO* preliminaries are, in substance, arraeged, and before Taw yews are ever. ennexatios mid be mareneetwatui by ems mutton or ether. As to the inmates of Cuba by shims of the United Stem, we yet knew snide( et • tannin or nliable bid. Certain it ia, that • very large ens eT mousy, ratim.tird et two hundred sod lift) theweasd dollars, has been wintlibstell UT (quipping the txpeditioa. sad sending it to see, but by whom, no one knows; and that that ana is being dram upon daily, by those to whom the disposal of it was em , meted. It Is surmised by some uncharitable person', that this very sum le being drawn upon for gai.e a MIL r nt pur pose ; that, issued of being sued for the purpose of forming an expedition to invade Ceba, It has semethieg to do whittle leading of • Inge body of armed mu at Tampico , who, with th. se disuffectod Mexicana who ore ready to iota them co thi it arrival, will create a revolutioa, issuir a promoscia agent° declaring ems of the northern states of Mexico inde pendent, under the title of the ItiptiVie of the Sierra Madre, and maintain the prolosneiamemeto by teem of arm. piers . . _ W certainly a teak deal of Isystcottacettet wit► those weveteeste, whit► we hope tae will soon name' to t►is wooden. g sad woods/ loving eonwaealty. It will be remembered that our lest ammunts frim Grads were to Aug. 20, on which day the irqoest at Montreal, on the brdy of Mason, was commenced at the Cy TO/ Hotel, which was set fire to w►ile the jury were sitting. The Montreal correspondent of the New York Tri- Nose writes thus, oa the 23rd tilt. Apia have our treks become fricktesed—.r eves st the round themselves bays made." This *mho, of hems sad kseeking down of obnoxious ierlior is - iinubsines very agreeable pastime obese:twilled egosnot polithed . opposonm, hot it is a gene at which two sides too play, sad ' thane who play bowls most somotissm ripest robbers." Ths canna patios' is various pests of the city begin ma to alarm son. eervative hoiden of property. It is tea* that the shedder dnr es yet has bees ell as owe side; but the tables might be turned ors long, and, as an tipper Cased. paper soma time • ince ob•erved, the bore or haws of Mr. Moffatt end Mr. If Is a would burn as brightly as those of the mast rumpus rsuical. 'Threatening letters base been qui'. the order of the day ; the reinsert of the pat-oMco must Aso. hest enriched by them, i so ether good tun bins dose. They are eirosilsted is boodreds; end ote-hall the people of Mottresl appear to bare been mployed all night watching wristlet their own property and that of the othi r ball from the midnight torch of the incendiary . It hes literally been wet* and wanes alternately, as on blind ship. The evil has neensarily beers to work its own remedy. The hottest politicians have basest reflect on consequences, and they are now ready tojole ii somethine like en adhesion to the principles of *inn., and something like subjection to the forms of law. _ _ . . Late on the amusing of the 21st, the ministry, by eenamand of the goveraorviieral, made • deal appeal to the mayor, desiring him to call on all pectin to coma forward is the pti ton of the public peace, and offering him all the powers of government for Lis essiranet. They also debited t, know whether he could not, with these miens, protect the public pew. Toe mayor and .111 council ease to no decision. The mayor toll tb government very frankly, on his own put, and that of the majority of the city fathers, that they were usable to preserve the pusilie peace. It btaine manifest that the government mug take control of the city, and pro- vide for the pubic security. This mild namely have suited the views of our anarel.iate, and Messrs. Moffatt and Itelg ley, late attorai y-rea. rat, ran to the mayor, offered their services se special constable*, sad alarmed that their frieads were wiling to follow their example. The may. r thin we to to the rivernment that he was now ready to maintain the peace, and begged to withdraw his former declared= to the. contrary. - . . . . On the 22nd the clients finked in crowds to the City-hall end swore to protect toe peace against themselves. Such a scene was never bef, n witnessed. House burners, prisoners, rioters, peaceable men, conservatives, radicals, all mingle in on. throng. The ceth bee been taken, however, with a sort a reserve. tion, That the animus% of peen is to be et an end, should the Fortin Dragooaa, who hese been rusticating at Le m roe appear. lisatreal has been triaged for twenty-font Imam The coroner's inquest es the body of Mason, killd at the enslanaht o• M. Latest*We's home, haa been sitting with out intersabnion. No person who funned part of the crowd has ben brought up as set as a witness. The object has been to peeve by M Lafontaine and his Wends that the death of Mason occurred at Lafontaint's. Y. Lafor.- inns and Mr. Teche testify that they resolved insinuate of the intended attack; that some of M. Lefontaine's friends, whom they decline to name, volunteered to assist him should his house he attacked. That the civil sad military authorities were requested to be on the alert; that shoat ten at night • lane mob a'tacked the hew; threw Inge rune into it ; fired several shots into It; and showed that they intended to enter and r.eetroy it ; that shirt wee thou fired from the house, whoa the multitude dispersed. Mason died in consequence of a guashot wound, and was carried into a tavern are or six hundred yank from Lates t fine's. lii. aseemietes kep back any evidence that may tend to connect his death ',keenly with the night attack, of which he formed • part. His death-bed confession, in which, I b litre, he stated that be formed one of a gene who went to destroy Lafonteme's house, and it is seat to take away his life, has not been offend in evidence. Some of the jury hays apemen ly • strong desire to amours M. Lafon•sino, but from the testimony, they can mareele venture to do so. The jurors have gone to view M. Leto's . - taine's premises. Oa Aug. 25, the same correspondent writes u fol lows : He begins by stating that the city was quiet ; that 250 special constables were sworn in, of such • de scription that they will take care of the peace until it is endangered. He then adds: But so ssos as there is say need of their services, they will fly e.ff and join the rioters, or do what they please. This b the mesa sate of our city, disguise the feet bow we can ; I end hereupon editors ef newspapers ezehange mutual &Min ; musters and their opponents eongrandate dimm ed..s and each other; rioters and peaceable chines shake yob sad express brotherly love. The eseener's inquest has terminated, std in sorb a way se meld 'sly have been anticipated, if the nest respect were paid to the obligation of the jurors' oaths. It gives me eMawvs to my that any •ppesheaeieu I might hare felt— item booming the partycharacter of ems of the members —wen unfounded. It is really an oasis in the desert of polities to find thirteen men of different opinions end dif ferent rams agratiar in opision, end giving a true verdict ameedieg to the widens,. Tao jury uogninsonsly acquit the party who sated in defense Si 11. Laloataine's penes sad property, only ornsurieg the civil authorities for their want of precaution. The newspapers this morning, with aly csea= : the Courier, make the amends hostowabie to II I have not heard what th a ir m a t tl. mon sad aga l ogeyseys l ob e prejudged the question Weenies—who eine lend placards. la whisk was treated se • " muedrate," and Meson as an " inacemet victim "—who attended the funeral of Mame, wearies badges portentous of ve —who openly threatened violence and murder to 11. La nine, should they not be able te bring him to the gailegre— (l wiU set say who set firs to the hotel is which M. Leis table gave his to stimevey, for that fact has net bees pseud, and I wish to give the party the benefit of • dasla)..l lam not heard, I say, what these people have to my for tow. selves. The result of this verdict will de more, I believe, beim the ferment mid prevent further isthmian, then fitlng which has occorred. It affords, ales, an oppnemeft tie the ton leaders to themselves from their rabble. The convention met at Saratoga to discus the weenies el the projected line of canal, to connect the waters of Lake Champlain with the Bt. Lawrence. The dissumiaa, instead of being confined to the femibility of the pion Wit t soda Me best meets of carrying items, was minty diesellsdi is the fixing the terminus at gams particular place sr ease. lee • iscal interests were broeght to bear, end as others appear to have been cowl Wed. It was evident that the party that are SONIOII , I kr the terminus to be at Logged% opposite Montreel, were disposed to obstruct or delay the work, un ion th it °Meet wee gained. The manatten was, I hear, nearly breaking up ; at aeon of aprement was Welted up, by which the various aseamitten cautioned to eat. Toe consequeece of these intestine dinsitsi ins was, 'hat capitalis s who had come peeper- d tosubecribe half • million of dollars, altered their minds. Of course nt one will rub-cribs unless he can be morally i-fled that the company may select its own nu • This blind policy is of • piece with the otter mad sets of the Montrealer, A public meeting is celled for Tuesday next, by the retuned delegates. I know sot what may be the remit. The skis as are an out I.ke'y to favour the obstructive party, I fear ; but I have not yet had an eppsnneity of aseettainint what public feeling really is. In a letter to the Evening Pon, we find an account of the meeting of the American sad C Indian esnimitten to con sider this importan =hint. Two committees had previmely been appointed, the one American and the other Cinedisn, to inveetinte the entire, and en engineer to explore the route. General Wool presided at the meeting, 'elated by Mr Morin, speaker f the C ,naellaa house, and other. A report was made in behalf of the Antenna committee by •s -chancellor Wslworth. A report was eke made by engineer "Aaron, showing the probable cost min rows of the proposed mail. After these reforest were introduced, a motion was made in behalf of the Canadian committee that they be al lowed to furnish hereafter a report es their part, and that the reports be published together. Chancellor Walwonh expressed himself not satisfied of the neemaity of each addi tiosel reports, and de-iced the Canadian gentlemen present to state what additional facts they psopseed to insert in it. This led to a protracted eiereseles, in shamans of which, the ,heitaisn. General Wool, called upon Mr. John Van Boren, to adder the meeting. Mr Van Bans inquired whether any stock in the prnpoeet meal had yet been taken, and whether the two committees had bon appointed at the wiles time to act in concert. The chairman answered the former ioqsiry in the negative, and the letter in the aflir motive. Mr. Von Buren then said that it seemed to hem very obvious that the resolution introduced by the Canadian 18, 1849. madman cues to pima He belhved that the &Memo' would soon Meets* iced , quote to the mutts of the West. Bat if a ship hem the West meld pees quite to Whitehall, proposed owl, without beesking balk, it ob. s v h i r est7y li Mowed that trade would sot wok toe the Smu g. my sr evatiowing of our canal, bat would quit it at ono. l Tke cities along the lakes sad owl, would loch with sppreleation also at this result. The smy llastide, by the Canada gentlemen, that our north. en essmeres with foreign antotries would pass through •Ide ship Mad by way of Canada, instead of the City of Hew Tech, wield set commend the prefect to the shims there. The week would facilitate the sittlasent of • which bed of late iron somewhat agitated, the as ne amiss et Cased* to the United Blame, either as lade p what members of the confederacy. err portions of mist ing steels. It would bring the people of ate two countries into mom Intimate emaciation, and give dim a community of intends, would lead to the unit meat of the sneezed= qsestion. He believed the people of the trotted States very emerally desired look sasexas, if the people of Cased', aistmg 0. nfIIIIIMASOI Vas Berea were resolved with great favor : sae Casedira gretleesee prewar, however, felt celled open te Sirdslat die plea of aaneitstioa. Several others lave freely sewed that limy were in favorlpf it. Om. Wool was sad expressid bin eardiel cosoarreate in the sediments Mr. V , it Betssiltedsdetased. _ _ Kr. 11loa, of iambs% brother of the emboss% Wryer sod hedge of the Admiralty, has Mlles a victim to the &MM. From New Orleans meads to Sept. 1 state: Coen wimsderffioneloiph, of the sleep-of-woe Albany, lyir off Roland Island, has notified the there to leave immediately, as he = l ;:ns to mom 'Bence a blockade and cut off their provisions. He accuses them of being vagabonds, with unlaw ful intertiona. lie says that he will prevent the steamer from coming to take them toss*, and will de all in his power to disperse them. Mexican dates are to Aug. 11. 'The late Seamed& minister has been appended minister to Fraser. Rumours are current that Herrera intends to reeks the presidency in favour of Outierre, the pressed minister of finance. The municipal elections have just closed, with a large majority for the monarchical petty. Congress is sti.lin session, but its deliberations are of little importance. Tree Apache Indians, *tanned at the ammo* of the Americans, have made proposals of peace to the Mexican government. The cholera continues to rage dreadfully in the state of Durango. There were difficulties pending between the go vernment end Manning C. Mclntosh. The former deteomined to give back the contract received for making the railroad across the lehtnins of Tehaunte pre, while the latter refused. Tte Chamber of Deputies had passed resolutions authorising the government to raise half a million by pledging the import duties, but it will probably be opposed in the senate. Additional troops were ordered to Matamoras and the Rio Grande. Preen Venezuela the news of the total overthrow by General Menages, of Gene ral Pees and his adher ents, in the visinity of Valencia, and the capture of Pees himself, seems to settle the affairs of that repub lic for some time to come. Pus will either be shot or binished from Venezuela to the United fhates or Europe. We (New York Weakly thrall) are inclined to believe, hemmer, that Le will be shot, as he has been tee persever ing is his lam exile to be considered a safe enemy by Mie• mem whilst he matinee alive. W• hay* all along eoasidered Paces attempts as hopeless; he had a certain number of adherents is Vela: smelt. but they were not of the right stamp; they were more load of boating and writing iron to this cosatry of what they were going to do, thus of lighting wean it Game to the Oat. Menses, on the other hand, is the legally sleeted president et Yew sushi, and has yet two yens, sr surly so, of hi term woes pied ; be has the gift of cam fa his power sad airs the treasury (such as it Is) of the mashy at his aveamead, sad the manner in which be has rested Pees shows the Libitum mon, the masses, wise with him. Moreover, the het of des man (who is of Mouses pm:ty hack. at the Acetic' loot November received ass weed" et votes her the alas el vice-president, shows that cabs lasiotity el the pea* wan la Imams al the ruin% govevaissot peaty. With all them tams Wore hies, Pews uses esrtelely rash te make the attempt be has ; bat it is the great halt is the South American r. public", the Minority will not submit to the expressed wish of the majority; gad until they kises do that, their republics tva slims he la as wear. If they wish to attain the prosperity which these 'Suited Stales enjoy, they must emulate them in that plat. V.seiniala a most beautiful country, and previous loth, anatawassamall of these difficulties, some two yeses since, had motion' a great state of prosperity, commercially and egoiceltarelly. Now that Pair has received such a %skims, we persons affair, will go on more favourably titan they have dame of late; and • few years of pace will sieve to bring it up again to its former prosperous condition. The following is from the St. Louis Brimuldiems of August 13: - - - - - - 11;DITZSDINCI, AOO. 6, 1840.—A day or Mosinee Mr. Angus B fir, and to-day Messrs. Thaw Slaughter and when arrived from Chihuakna and Santa Fe. They left Chihuahua 4th of Jun*, but were numb impeded by sigh waters between the B'g Arkansas and hen. Some few of the traders and freight. rs (emong others Mann. Webb and Buss) bad arrived in Santa Pi previous to the departure of our informants from that point. A portion of the troops (the infantry) were met uponthe Semirem. All the trad. re and companies of troops was getting along elewiy but safely. The Biome, renees, Arapahoes (Indians), were neer the road, beyond aad this side the Arkansas. The Comanche. had abandoned the route and guns entb. The cholera was reinmltting greet ravers among those who remained, particularly the Lomas. ems deaths had occurred among the beads of the government teams end traders, the amnia Of whom were not Mown. The Indians were iroi7 salableness *mad Santa Ft, on the Mansanna route and in the MG Abide—the little Milani on that road was in great alarm in coosequece of their depre dations, and was imploring companies of Americans passing up to erase to its saistance. TM goverment, kenallill 01 suck ravages, will have 'sough to keep them bevy for soma time to some, with the Apaches and Camenekes. The 'government of Chiltualamt have, as noticed recently, mend Into a contract fur the extermination of the iedi as wherever they may be found in th. State of Chihuahua or wrote the Kin del Norte. A company of Texans have %oder taken it for 60 dole. per head, man, woman, and child, and are 'Bahia( a complete bomber, ams. After the 26th of May. two additiisi. al parties for California hod arrived frees TWA and were going ea. A large party's the 26th May arrival at El Paso, with 200 mule-leeds of sugar, snap, lea ther, dc. from the State of Boners. They repo t the whole of country to be he a wretched condition. The Indians bays robbed and destroyed every nook* is the at-'.. For years put Sonora supplied Chileans and New Mos• is, with horses, mules, cons, own dried beef sad Sallow, at a very moderate pries ; sow, ilte must booms a par shame. The people have celled upon the 'roamer for arms, that they may repel the Indians. He refuse, knowing that from Ws many bad seta they will Seat deespitme him. ill Paso appears desolate ; Butt time has not come, Mid the mire is cot Ist gait* ripe. Cans Coed*, as hard to deal with as Jestiaiens, is aelnainististar. He is charged with the collection of the soadregent Amiss, for the past five er els maths. The Inaba, are bed in that neighboarlsood; the laymen roust their leeks at brook delay, and whets the sits sets they are net to be Saud. Sines I last wrote to you, the dread Molls boa *gala visited our idace. We tied hoped that, upon its abatement, we would have it no mere ; but it some and deprived es of many valuable aliases. • COMMBIIDIAL AND 111ARICBT8. - • New Tome, Barr. 4.—The Washington steamer arrived lest es nine, bringing us dates from London to the Wilt ult., and soefinning the rather favourable mentaerelal adverse, two days beton, by the British mail steamer Caledonia. . The latethrees, however, a. to the stooks of the pelted Balm was still discouraging, and from that cause and the failure tiedey of me if the outside operators, the pion of U. 8. B•xes has ion did considerably front that purvating it the departure of On steamer last week. The Biles df mid 'O6 were down to-day to 1121 to 1121, whereas lest week they brought 114 to 114 g. The general character. of the stock market is that of demesne, sad no considerable Wee mold be effected without sensibly lowering quota'ints. he Peamylmaia "has only doss there seem any emote. , disa X 7 Soo, end for these, owing to th e ving ftesmal mind tion of that state, 87 to 87 1 hillside ""s7r bet "We* Ihe cholera having virtually the deaths froM that canoe not averagiog over 1 per day for several days past, and these in parts of the town removed from Shiest% of husieem—the usual nen: of country purchasers to the city is taking plata, end the stocksof goods Mall hied. being large, bueinese is very 'rive, and therefore money is some what more in demand. Foreigu cache , gee continue high, and for sterling bill., altht.ugh a considerable supply is an the marker, from 91 to 91 is obtained ; for francs, at short eight, 6.25 to 6 231, am! tor bills at 60 days, 6.271. Our weather for Indian soon and buckwheat—the only crops of grain yet to be gathered—bas been most propitious, sad the supply will be abundant.. Of potatoes, too, a much larger yield will be bad than* for several years past, no inn of rot having yet made its r amie, sad the early mums is this region being already dog and homed in good order. There is very little importation at this mom.nt of bread stuff. t..) Great Britain ; the priors have fallen ind (neigh.. are very low ; yet the prospect of the harvest is BO Uod, in Europe, that little changer appease too toy profit Sir deed. tune from this side. Duriag the lists dadmight of the export of Sear to Great Br& cie and Icelial meshed shoat 16,000 Senile, together with ghost 600 quartets et wheat add 8,000 quartos of India& sera. The whole expert le Gnat Britain and halted aims the let September last—Made the wheat to lour mad Lulu& tag ladles meal, soisaalla morly to one and a half althea bomb el 200 lba gosh, with shoat ewe mUNoa six bandied titeneeml y aattas of Indian coin. Large es are them lune, they aanatitw • ten ineatidderabla pottiest of the gawping weal predestines of the tfalted States. Cossolt.—The mks shies the 28th alt. amount to 11,740 Wee. Of Ildsteed44 Wee went sod on Frill= Mat is rad= ile =ekes ef the Cabalist= sesintle s 4111 1 vra . ,Mardj d ettranse a. 4 l : L as ea Memel Weesse% - C a = lids 6 leeekr ea seemnl los et estain lima bus Mat width piesiet mks weihsimil Meanet Me mealatt, stehiglispete Is mem l ea. aderahap. ilmensilea demi ui.day alb edm UM &NM • Mem isideft na t i dary ys it role bass finedatte, andl ess = la The steak it this pet dos pot Vse t il e qua* al Merida eel N. th Tit= Uphmln. aid delft Woke .—..„ as fiediery le Fed . . g le Mtl lddiNge to need raddliat... 10 to 1 lOl to Ma to 104 b 1 to I lia I * = Liam deli 11 to l at l id.; we, at ge. awe ; Odin Oasesis tar.—Os this wayeet we lumen@ we ether *Met aid sik WM/IN* infilllll4 or that to =eke 1.1111,1116 Was as ullt s Ile spa le e sad his *cat We are, la aui l li t saris. Oast at adelim in of esteem now Thigh at iseigat Wed melds =wee =de lOW du g i li g MICA' hit= Is he Phit frees Owl Carel= =gad 28 Tea stet =Mon Meet Ih• a = r eare ea gem= ;as for as air ete daft ewes say New and drew dose ant atom gee see= Math Caret= MI mileat i Caseede OW. net lea les hit ter; Mg If Imre le any maims le be fa askseseaals dame qualses the Yam ad sed. Om Met Ise • iiip to elf MS est {sent, dad dieddreatrialsta maims ilavuerabla tas sap alb aitaserd IVA MINN aid eay of the anal tableaus mar ass The nest from Calm Owe* dated =wed MOM "We regret Out to eemmadal whet Miameties we we= respite& ing the mowing mop et settee, we are estaws to is, the =i at present ler any after M eery en a medal= yield is de. L from New Odes= doted Lad= Slat, 11149 : "I now Mak that Um Jeer's crap se= be • Teri moderate, tf nut • short. Get Prost, ralm, inttodatka, sad now worms, bare done and me dolag their wok. The actounts are rry bed from bidets= fluath ppl, add dletenta. amity estimate the rewids at hew Oasis the co.cing was= at or =der 730 , 100 bales. 1 think it is yet too early r.titnate, but sill I metre you, 1 should be surprised at soak • result, a.l reed dally the amounts reLeived from Ow Wirier. My be y Crest, praer is, h Met a., it we s." may have a fine, clew, warm September, gad a A•mis.—The waggly of pots Isnot equal to the denteind, and prises have dean.= to *Mk. 73w per lOalb , at Ids= the Lot sales wow made. Pestle brine 6 deb. 23e. to 6 dole. 170. Wneassom-111,1100 lie. haunt Se whale were mid at Ito. NAVAL Swats—The sales at etude turpentine have tees moderate, but priors are A= at f MIL ;to. per band of WOOL =him Muff 17le held at Mc. magi lo4h, to lekt. Taro del. Tic. b 1,2 1 :70. Whits rosin bap i doh- to 4 doh. SOs. par MN= Patietawm—Ohlo pork is relhor dell, St 10tbris. *LA.; IMO bets broeght that pa* Prime to held at II WM. 73e. tea doh. 87$e. heel I. stn • meg IS dais. Mu to 14 dais. ay Chios= Chkerge eatra. Prime, 11 Ms. We., sona.nal. Cut meets me Wed= Lard la it MI ripe= at for fair, eye. far good, and le. be prime. Wiliourv.-119 Ws. of Ohio were wal tins mord= at Mgt, and 200 litate'epriect Mit at it.. remourg.—ne mat au leaks Fasope is men, end rates am be murdered nominal. Mom hiss bat engaged foe Livergool st to 9d., end id. eras Wooed petard .7 ay same. whilst °them today will take at M. ; M., however, we corder the =rent rate be Int el= sods. Nem pads. 17a. Gd. to Mo. Tibet= 20a. Cottot, 73e. per bale. Ts looks there is no 'Mtge, *dee= lie.; dam, Is. and ; hue.gaels, Ma. M Ur. To Mies : Cotton, 40.; dipbra, 6 dais. tel has. pee Inc. To OtLlMala, limber I. team at des dels. to SO doh. per N. • Ma= 23 dolt to 110 doh ; heavy goods, Me= to dols , end 34. to Me. per toot. linitan.m:er..—The =trots= la lour and grela during the last del ides lies Met quite Yrht, owing is a masque to the watt el =ism erelere. and the remiss front all quartos. The Moe sal eastern Mem= limenettued good for the better liebet ' dear, bet the welnameled end ems MA t• Mee (with a meedralle inquiry for to. British roma* Mae much neglealog. the WPM respect/ad the coup of *MS Just gathered 00111 all res that, with the moseption of Ohio and a part of the tag Naha the Odd will be gaud, end et tale quality. ate stout 84se per band Mel= test at the talus Of 11111 Amtnun on the 21= Wt.; the bower gm.= ate heavy, e= Ito Mite united, whilst kr the fish ground and now there is ago asthltip. Misquotations af to we 4 dais 230. 7Se. Or miaowed and fine; 3 data 37w. to 1 5th. Me. for alman Mate; b debt Me. to 3 dot. 62ts for straight awe; 3 =is. 1120. M S tide.67le. for lasi teemana pare Clem= ; With tworgseesk ikaaadds, and lid7wille. Si des ama to I dots. Mee. far aid Mit tele. Rs Mae gets at S dolt MM. le $ dela Mge. Cara meal beings • dais. UM to $ do= Sew Ni.roars or Bum eemen - AIM IMAM) WWI (,t,l Rom C. Mali %beat. novo I To kairea. bards. bushels. -- New York A. SS 777,716 64,661 06‘,1614 New Orleaaa ' do. 23 1i,2,13u 4,01 IMMO Philadelphia 1 do. 23 611..02. 24,794 "" Baltimore Hcatoe , Sept 1 16,1.9 3,174 Other PUNS Aug. 16 6,661 3,301 Tata I 1,147,777 MORS 1,126,191 Atio 1,000 u.d [Kokos 12,169,104 1.01,6 +3 190,416 1,312,162 164,622 1,00.1167 13,20 621, 26 31,106 401,736 11.770' The exports trona this port to Oust Britain sad Wald fur the W fortnight aaddg ha ta hais the lad X* eh , Tea 13,660 brie. flour, Via bush& heat, and en ea. reclaims to Livaread is the atoms of la Legit* dadand for breatlattdia bans mod vaestestosiv itapapwarais ls, iv been made at ed. to In par hand os bar, mid 9d lo 4d. par boeMl on rats, the 'owlet Mai be flu wandn Outs.—Oar mange is guild deflobst of goad wheat The ald Ohio in stare Is Witt at lithe to the.; the wad Glissowe aids at tale. to 1.10 e., dad the Southern new, Was to Irk. par 60Th.., oorthag to vitality sad contrnion Sys Is is Gtr damned, at 60c per POWs Oats ate We. to 42.. per bushel bar NOW. Ldlae Owe 1. wanted tar bar WI. sad is la good dared, with light woollen aad dace tart stramar, bw adrasted • Stile. MEM raker Is railing at die. to fde.; Bat *haw, 49e. to Pio.; algid Wenn, din to dd. and white, Olt. to Ile. per idits. rEquaux *UBANGI'S. ...........-- -- -- i l . In. P SI eels LSI to &PI MI Mailitelni to 40 .. Umborg H ni amen S 7111 1 to to 74) Banow Oilman, ea 1 —The sobs of Cotton or the wo Wa rk ors SAO Isla, boiollog ISO of am arm el Itlor sold fts llo.lko Ilk sal IS& to He. Ow dole Imo. lag Wog Is lio swollen tior SWIM par* taak—lt bang but 10110 Tae rite warbat is lamomi. with an OrM1141610•11y. Da oala anima l i bvo oda trait Oaroillta. at Na Advises *on Havana to lb 17th Maillort Iwo boa reeolvad. The Hoek of not won large. awl 004 aim onall. to 104 Hata Taws w. no bar cameo art. TIN waporprovielson WI Ida to be very lame this wagon, awl layers aro bald bait balm asking their oar. cart& Own TOINIIII Or are am let inolst. Awe was not a Md. of Meareado la Int iamb in to. vide biog. no hot ale of *Hamm was MO I. he oitimiolo lo Ma" at 4 rah. Moodie the owlet woo miaow entirely bees. iallegre so kooks oms quoted IS to IS; and on New Tort, I par eat. goolohoo. FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY, 6.30 P.M. Mr. Mercier, a gentleman who is alresdy known in diplomacy at Gaeta, left yesterday for Rouse, bearing despatches to General Itostolan. It is said that the President of the Republic has sent the gene seal an autograph Letter, begging him to retain the omernand of the expedition. The President of the Republic, on the proposition of the Minister of the Interior, and by the advice of the Commission des mines en libert4, presided over by M. Victor Foucher, has ordered the release of 226 of the insurgents *thine, 1848, cot fined 11111 the poe tess of Brest, Cherbourr, and Lotion. In cones quo nee of this release thsre are now no. more 'ar gent. in the naval establishments at Loris:lL It is said that the citadel of Port Louis will be set &pest fue_politioal o ff enderercondemned to datestion. Disgusted by the turn that Roman 'sails have taken, the Dikes and its correspondents tow find them eaves reduced to attack the journals of Naples which support the Pope in the anti-French course that base is pursuing. It is generally believed that M. de Raft newel is the prompter of these Roman' letters.' That this Italian question will be the first subjeort'of,rebate as soon as the Legislative Assemblytheets, there is no doubt. Already the attitude d each party is fore shadowed in the Issuing articles which their organ' in the press publish. The proposal of MM , Bic end Lsgrange for a more speedy meet ing of the Assembly is the subject, the discussion of which shows the Wings of each. The Debate says of it, that it cannot be dis cussed seriously, that Neither the • seciritt of ffie country nor the diecipltte of the arkj• aftrufdaliglit, and the desire which the Mottegaardi . have of wrangling on ministerial notes and coaster-notes is not shared in bv the country. Certainly if no. More practical result than Merle wrangling oomes of It, the Assembly need not' mist a' all. Bat it is tlike hope§ that something in the shape of a result may have been come to before the chamber assembles, to order that arguments may rest on facts rather than an the beg garly disputes of words on which female here feed for a week. t f - The National, meanwhile, sees 1211ti1leliais quell tion the breaking up cf the miniitgyithi jalessionof which at this moment seems a nsystery. The commission of 26, it hu been assermil, says the National. is to take into consideralion the preposition of Moors. Bac and lauenn—s vain formality; for what she resolution of the eonaniasion will be is &fruity koosra. Not only it will not advance, by a single day, the sasetleg of the Assembly, but, if it consulted its wishes, it would throw back beyond the la of October that moment that is so much ?ARIA, Barr. 17. $ per Omuta. 3 per Cesta. 6 do. New Loan.. [THREEPENCE. I &masa. We sea, indeed. reaspealteid that the leaden of the aralttalear4 eoelitioa should dr.-ad t e graa hear whoa their Wag sale.: is to fall to piner. The Rana quietism will gin the espial of that beensare a/competitios. sad then is so kind of efforts that are act made at pressat behind the patifseestan scents to put off that dhow'. Asa.. Already, ma the imposihility of comets:Am assfelly the debates berme the 12 h or 13th of Oetobeet is speltaa ef. Then are two reuses for .bat, first, to p Ida the in the chains of wain the difficulties at teajaatea General Oudiar's eapeditisa bereaslit to a elan; sad, eseeadly. to amble the trial sf the 11101101119 incriminated is theaffair !ff Jew 13 to he wartlatied before the &sews. seems est sionliageTriireas to the 71i;Gne•—• catenlation which we hops militia baffled, and will tam to the shame of ice inventors. It is evident that it is not insult • •ituatios that the pasgesiallia et Mears. Bac and Levuge can ba welsomad by a ammihslis animated by the spirit of the old nosjerity. 11 we see well informed the 25, Mead to shout • dom, who ewe little about the charms of village plasaures, will all eves deign to meet. Yesterday, several menabois of the somwtheina dealared that no eonvocatka had bout lives for WI day. It was mho an Impertinence is two ambers older witatity to poste ad to dictate what th• sotsatimits aught to de; sad, besides, h not U. do Fallon* isswell, sad would it be proper to speak of Rome, when the letter of Astra 18 WU sticks, as it were, in tho tbrostof this =haste, of public isitructiaa ? To wait, to live felon day to day, is ell slat is aimed es. The Masud is werset is its suppositioo. Ths sommittle of .25 has stet mast to-day, and will not awns tegelbsr before Thessdity next. Oriels bow be.. slot As Um port slif.solihrt ors without delay the Virsinie frigate, sad to sea the Desseselia mes-at-war to Brest. The former was supposed*, be destiaed for Ls Plata, the latter to n men at Brest. _ The Aimeaseli de Pesplo for 1819 was seized yes. twiny by ceder of the procured of the &public, foe containing attacks upon the rights of property, and an excites:rut of hatred and contempt in one ekes al citiseas towards another. A prosecution has beets commenced against the printer and publisher. The toneless, to keep down the priesthood was very generally spread under the iert regime, •whrti the op.. pesin interests of church and university led to bitter dd and the ultimate triumph of the latter. Under the empire it was allowable to the clergy of each diocese to meet in council if warier:ion were prove:4Bly obtaised from the government, and a deore i l promulgated &resting it. The desire of meeting had often been =premed. bat without result, and it was reserved to the government of the republic to grant that permisdon which hu been withheld by so many previous adistais ?Atka& The Moniteur of this morning costal= a decree saying that : " Tha . ssetropelitan cosmic+ aj.d the dioci can synods, which tha srebbiebops sad balm,* may consider aee ful to be held in 1849, for the regulation of affairs which in the spiritual order affect the exercise of pub. lie warship, sad the Ulundi discipline ut u e clergy-, are daffy authorized." _ . - -•-- The draw is prefaced by an erposJ deF nidif It, is which M. lAajtinsis, who holds thu interim of the ministry of pulses wenhip, says that several p . tektas laving msaiksted a desue to hold ouunrlls in the metropolises divers questions reaps cling the exercise of pablie warship sad the interval dimpline of the elegy, this desire duds a natural justificiatkrn iu the new Monition of Freers, atter the ccmmotioas whiek. have Mess place in amid otdtr, but that these cons oils cannel be held under the existing laws without the express permission of the gnvernmen*, and there. fore he @shields to the prts dent a dec:vo fir tis lit- 4 natant setheeisierg the counc.lr. _ _ The eaceieb given this morning at the min:s,ry of pablic inequities respecting the health cf M. de AI; I lose are very satisfactory. I give yoesgain from the Preive a rnmmery of ttet state of Preto:lh trade at this moment. It stems that the prosperity which had air, tely shown itself as re turning to manufactures, has continued on the bi asses, and an extraordinary activity is visible. The mi.veaseet extending indeed to trudge which mei osdy had been at a complete standstill Cenmereid agents ate in Paris in great numbers where they an giving orders for the provinces; they carry away all the merchandise that is miinutactured, and eo much is 'this so that none is to be had, and some homes are obliged to refuse orders which they are too pressed to emote. Several manufectares of articles of luxury, lately keeping not more that; two or three har d are now obliged to employ upwards of 20. This suite of things has led to the discover., that workmen ass far lees numerous than they were previous to the revolution. The furniture makers of the Fabourg SR Antoine are much decreased in number, no leas thou 11,000 less existing than before February, 184& There a.e many ways of accountiog for thin &minu tia:. Many have gene out as coloni-ta—many trans. ported as insurgents many are dead —an that. there is much trciuble found in recruiting a sufficient numb.e. The retail trade does not yet participate much in this general activity. The cholera is a great cause of this. In the midst of all this bustle, how ever, confidence still hesitate., and bills are at a dis count, reedy mo..ey transactions being preferred everywhere. AtITTIUM Far Maa• 16 45 U 75 3423 IX be 0, lbe Amount. Lower 60 60 05 25 61 60 U 30 PP PP • 6S 40 68 64 44 p Oran 4 per Omuta 10117 . 17 . . 7 . j : 9 , Cubango cc Longo : iti days, 25 AO; 90 dam 23 2‘. Bair, 3, 1340 8, 1141 Do. 44 Do. $ 9001111.—Paate mil Weans, 763; P.A. sad Rouen, 530; Route sad Ilevre,ll44 SO ; Minot sad Ilerseillse, 226 23; StriabOarg all* Bale, 103 75 ; Centre Itiereeo), 310 ; Bordeaux, 403; Berth, 440 Perim mod Btreabourg, 860 TO and 1433 tea, 303 73 ; Nontereue aad Troyes, 117 30; Ikeda= and U. ITALY. SARDINIA.—In the sittirg of the 12th of the Member of Deputies of Turin, the minister of dram presented a bill to be authorised to levy direct end it direct contributions for the rest of the year. He obroved that he saked for such authorisation at so early a pericd on amount of the long time it would take to make up the brolget. He also presented another finanoial bill, instead of the one presented at a former period, respecting the 76 millions to be paid to Austria. ' -------- The Concordia of Turin quotes a letter from Genoa of the 12th, eta ing that it being known that Garibaldi was to leave for Nice on the 11th on bards the Bea Giorgio steamer, crowds sseembled at the past e and many persons templed boats for the purpose of seeing and cheering him. Tee boats bad been in waiting for upwards of an hour around the steamer, when she suddenly had her steam up, and moved to ws .ds the mou•h of the port. Oa being questioned, the sailors declare t that Garibaldi was not on board. Before leaving the port, however, she stopped ; a boat left the Sr. Michael frigate, and approached tie s earner. The people in the boats, perceiving this, cried : " There's Garibaldi ! make haste, ply your oars! Viva Garibaldi!" But before they could reach the steamer ens bad resumed her course, and they only arrived in time to learn that Garibaldi was really on board of her. ROMAN STATES.—The Piedmontese Gazette of the 10th inetatt sa3 s, in a letter from Rome, dated the Bth instant, that the ultimatum of the French Government had been reduced to the following de mands: Conecilof state with a deliberative voice in internal affairs, partial amnesty, and payment of all the paper money. A letter from Rome, in the Nasionale of Florence, states that the direr or of the Argentina theatre had been °gird to cloie it on Account of the late disturb ance about Mme. Rebussini, but that the theatre au to be reopened on the Bh. Great ill-feeling, *scud it g to this letter, existed at Rome between the French and the Roman,. Thue at the theatre Valle, in anew piece, one of the actors having a pun caleulated I. cast ridicu'e upon th- inconstant character of the French people, the public encored it with frantic en thusiasm. 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