The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1855.

AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, SATIINIDLY.
The British and No►th American royal mail
steamer Asia, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersey at
9 p.m. (after a detention of two hours at the her tor
water), and by her we have advice. from New York
to the 22nd, Boston 23rd, and Halifax to the 24th
ult. inclusive.

The Mill sailed from Boston at 12.30 p.m. on the
23rd, and at 4 p.m. on the 24th passed the royal
mail steamer America hence for Boston ; same day
at 9.48 p.m. arrived at Halifax, where she remained
an hour and a quarter. On the Ist at 8 p.m. passed
ICape Clear.
The Asia brought 196 passengers and 933,676 dole.
in specie.
The Baltic, United States mail steamer hence, at
New York on the 18th ult.

The case of Colonel Kinney name up in the Dis-
trict Court in Philadelphia on the 21st ult., and was
postponed till the 4th of June.
The steam ship Hermann left New York on the
19th ult. for Southampton and Bremen, with 250
passengers, but in consequence of the violence of the
easterly storm then prevailing was forced to come to
anchor off Quarantine, from whence she took her
final departure at seven o'clock in the morning of the
20th ult. The Arial, for Have, with 190 passengers,
also sailed at noon. These two :tamers took out on
about 234,000 dollars in specie. A bag of letters ad-
dressed to the United States Consul at Paris, sealed
with the " Department of State, U. S. clandes-
tinely put in charge of a passenger per Ariel, was
seized and sent on to the Department at Washing-
ton, from which it purports to come. 'rho steamer
United States left on the 19th for San Juan, Nicara-
gua, with passengers for California.
The Northern Light had arrived from California.
A proposition was pending in the legislature to divide
the present territory of California into three distinct
states, to be called California, Colorado, and Shasta,
neither one of which, it was said, if the division
should be accomplished, will permit the introduction
of slavery. The business of San Francisco bad taken
no turn for the better, but the prospect was evidently
brightening.
A despatch in the Boston Chronicle of the 23rd
nit., dated from Washington, May 22. says :—" It is
said that R. W. Cameron, of New York, now in
England, has obtained the oontraot for the convey-
' sane of the mails from Europe to Australia (oict
Panama), once a month, at the rate of 7,0001. the
round trip. Two first-class steam-ships are to be
built in this country and two in England for the use
of this line."

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By way of New Orleans advice, from Havana to
the 16th ult. had been received. It is reported that
the blockade of the ports will be raised on the return
of Oen. Concha from Matanzas and Carden, whither
he had gone to inspect the troops. Two extensive
commercial failures had taken place—one, the house
of Arrets Brothers, the other that of Mr. Solomon.
Sugar remained without change in price. The fri-
gate Fulton left for Key Westoupn the 14th. The fri-
gate Constitution was spoken on the Bth, bound into
Havana. She was from the coast of Africa, bound
to Portsmouth.
From drag Balt Lake it was learned that Colonel
Bteptoe had failed in to punishment the
Indian murderers of Captain Gunnison end party,
solely through the duplicity of the Mormons, who, it
appears, take every opportunity to impress upon the
minds of the savages the idea that the Mormons and
Americans are two distinct people. This is done
with the ulterior design of forming a league against
the United States authorities, in case of any attempt
by the government to abridge the power of the Mor-
mon leaders. It is reported that Colonel Steptoe
has declined the governorship of Utah territory, and
that Chief-Justice Kinney has been offered the ap-
pointment.
The United States packet Hermann arrived at
Cowes yesterday, on her way to Bremen; She left
New York on the 19th ult.
COMILERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Naw You, MAT 22.
There an abundant indications of further cans in the
money market. Very little paper of the ant character
its way to the broken, end there the rates range from
6to 7 per cent. For inferior paper the Mee en nominal,
varying according to the needs of the borrower and the
capacity of the Maim. The western markets are better
slipshod with capital.
Corrox.—The asks of the five mar: put amount to
13,500 bales, of width about 7,110 bales were In Masi; (in"
elndieg a auto of 1,100 babe he Limpid and me of
1,600 for Kam), the modest Media es Me boom of 100
to 10Ie. for spina% lat!_ler sad 101. to
lie. or Orleans. Thsea asmmlla an bnpromment of
ga to ge. on our quailed's' if 15th last. par Atlantic, sad
the tandem is towards briber aims.
twin, lb.—Holders of omen brands of flour were
Ina to-day, sad ia some Bastames • alight improvement
was obtained. Mato lour odd at 9 deb. ilks. to 10 doh.
26e. far common to fawseallo lmmele. end 10 doh. 76e. to
12 dole. 75c. for Genesee; Indiana and Oki
10 dols to 10 dole. 26e. ; hag Innis, 10 dole. 31ge. to
10 doh. 37 e. ; 'Mrs &taw 10 Mo. sk.to 12 dole. Southern
flour was firm at 11 Ms. Wes to 11 ash. 374 for oonunon to
favourite brands, mi 11 deb. fee. to 12 doh. 600. for extra
Canada flour wu la pod mama at 10 doh. 25c. to 11 dole
Eye flow Is without ellsooo--sales were made at 7 doh
251. to 0 deb. MO. ;may mod, al doh. 1813. to 6 deb
26e. B,BBBheshibei Pude wheat sold on private mesa
Costs was neat dal. Boles of whits were made at Ills. M
116 e., sod of mixed end yellow st 1170. ; 6 000 bushels el
mixed Western, lb delivery in Jane. sold at 106, nal
10.000 boolpla, to be Mimed is July sad Augest, st
1063 . Oats ere la hie mantel. 700. to 800. for State sad
Western, sod 68e. toll& far Bentham.
Mookel was rather quiet to-day, yet
we do not *Memo say (instable drop in psißales of
old mess pork were made at 16 deb. 821 e. to 18 deb. 76e. ;
new, 17 doh. 75e. • sad new prime et 14 dab. Mb Cut
maw ware in favour: of the buyee—hams mid at fie. to
95e. ; shoulders, The. to Ile. Sales of 840 beam bum,
short middle', rib ie sold at 90. to 9in Lent in fair re•
quest at 101 e. to 10in • prise ts bold at 101 e. Be! is is
steady demand—ropeekkWestern and Chief.'" 14 dais.76o.
to 16 dole. 600.; extra, 16 deb. to 18 deb. Ma.t Iftemoot,
13 dole. 76e. ; sountry MINA lab. 78a to 11 Mkt maratify
prime, 8 doh. to 9 kb.; di?, I MIL to MI as.l beef
lams, 17 doh. 60e. to 21 dote„ Modading ebb and host
Western and Chicago.
I Famogre.—There is a aidentao ammo! eillarbm mod
the pickets 9U at the knowing soles :—To Idesspeei—
, Gibes, square balsa, per puma, 6121 to Med. ; Boar, 10.

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of essators of the Vatted Platy. ho spoke WWI to
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sit sammatism at Oesstaalka, is Algeria, a shirt time bask,
MIS MI su lsat tomb, whisk tamed oat to be that of a
Roam slam It eared so posalbofty to sonesesseisn,
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towards every rasa. I have whatever le
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1/4 VAL AND MILITARY.
PORTSMOUTH, Jona 3.
The new Royal yacht got up steam altegeide the
Dockyard yesterday to try her eagles, fur the first time.
They are of 600 home power, oa the oscillating principle, by
the Mews. Penn. They worked remarkably well. It is
confidently szpected that the yacht, when she noes to the
memared mile, will realise the great speed of 17 knots per
hour. Tbe general fit oat of the yacht is rapidly progress•
iag, sad she has seemed a very handsome and imposing
a
h. 81. sailiog ship, Captain Byres, C. 8.,
was impeoted yesterday by the Contosender.ia-Chief, Vies
Admiral Sir T. J. Cochrane, It C. 8., prior to her sailing—
it is expected to the Non.
The Falco*, 17, screw sloop, Commander Pollen, sailed
from Spithead on Friday night for the Nore with orders to
place herself under the command of the Conunandevin-
Chief there. _ _

TlMPatii and Ellis, harden to the royal yacht, were
&WWI yrerday to hare a thorough refit sad rodeooration
fix eta wawa.

The mew of the Egaillent gunnery ship, Captain Sir
Thomas Idaitiand, have been for some time berthed on board
the hulk Camperdown, owing to sickness prevailing among
them. It was not, however, very serious, and has now, we
are glad to say, disappeared. The crew will oontequently,
in a few' days, return to the Bzoellent, which hu in the
muting undergone a thorough whitewashing and re-
Thtital Impatient., 51, screw frigate, Captain Watson, is in
dock, undergoing repain of damages sustained in getting
into collision with the Tartar. She is uputed to be
out of the hands of the Dockyard in 12 days, the damages
not being so serious as was apprehended before the was
docked.

The Shooting Star, No. 49, sailing transport, sailed yes-
terday for the river. This camel, together with the Chap-
man, Panols, and Julia, sad sae or two other sailing trans-
ports, are paid off, their services being ao longer required by
government.
The Australian Steam Company's screw ship Australian
disembarked the sick and wounded she has brought home
from Scutari, and sailed yesterday morning for Southansp.
toe, to reit'. She is to be *gain employed by government.
The 1E llus, shell ungszine for the Katie, has hauled off
to her hulk in the harbour, to hole. her met, being now
searly toady foi iervio%

r,Jaxi 3.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Simla, Captain Russell, left this day with a troop of Royal
Hone Artillery, who took out with them mem aad some-
laden. The troop embed of 11 aka, 269 seen, and 299
horses. The arnainebieseseeklet 6110 ems of bean, and
200 tons of light, eztaeses Mem The tresm whisk late in
the Simla took oat aft 9.pouuders sal four howitzers,
which fire shells oath nearly a quarter of a cwt. It was
acknowledged by eonnoisseure of hone dab that a doer
collection of animals than the 299 hones mid* embarked
on board the Simla was never seen in tieedbrapeota. The
majority were Yorkshire horses, and of the lust breeds
from that celebrated equine county. The queen of the
troop was a mammoth mare 16 hands high, with an
011011110118 cheat, and remarkable for her strength and fleet-
ness. la going down the river to-day, the Simla met the
mail packet Madrid coming up crowded with foreign pas-
sengers, who cheered the artillerymen immensely.

DEVONPORT, Jugs 3.
The Aginoourt, commissioned by Capt. A. Lowe as
a training ship for Rawly-entered men, being found to
require very extensive repairs, the Indus has been substi-
tuted for that serviet. The Banspariel, Capt. Woodford
Williams, is being fitted with her new machinery. The
Dee, Commander Pullen, lett yesterday with jury masts,
ite., for the Brunswick, just launched at Pembroke. The
Nautilus, apprentice training_ brig, Commander
returned frail: a cruise in the Channel yesterday. The C....-
saner. lin, has been taken into dock t: Kepi= to be fitted
tor eariice.
There is an Austrian ship in Homoass in respect to which
there has been a variety of rumours and mach specula-
tion. It appears that the vessel in question brought a
@ergo of hemp for the government, and was, as is
usual, taken into the new basin in the dockyard.
to discharge her cargo. As this was being done, the men
of the establishment were surprised and alarmed at lading
several inciter matches placed about in various parts of the
hemp. The hemp is brought over in bundles of about 50Ib.
each, and the matches were:found in several bundles. The
ropemakers who made this dfmverynot being able to account
for it by any accident, informed the authorities, and the
consequence was that the unloading of the vessel was sus-
pended, and the ship was ordered out of the basin at once,
and removed into the harbour. How the matches came
among the hemp is at preemie a mystery.

DUBLIN, lons 2.
The companies of the 3rd Buffs now quartered at
Cork expect to 'depart immediately foe the Crimea.
A number of volunteers from the Derry Militia have this
week proceeded to join various regiments of the line.
Saturday the following
gentlemen left the Brompton Barracks for Woolwich t des-
tined for the Turkish Contingent;:—Lieutenants Right
Zion. Le Moir Trench, hiontmorinsie, Went" &Amin,
sad Wilson.

ROYAL

THE
AMIS.—The keel of Ukia veeael, a corvette,
now laid down in No. 1 slip. Oho will bs 200 foot loni;
and wide in psoportion, to allow of large guns being redly
worked.

On Saturday 60 invalids, from the Crimea, arrived
at the Strood station of the South-Eastern Railway, accom-
panied by Lieutenant Lambert, 41st Regiment, and Dr.
Hutchinson. Tea of them appeared to be suffering from
their wounds, and were taken into the Supplemental
Hospital, Brompton. Major Gordon, eating Brigade Major,
received them at the station. These area portion of those
who come by the Australia.
A draft of the 87th Regiment is expected to leave
Chatham Barracks this day, to embark on board the Julinda,
lying in the river at Gravesend. Captain Ciattarbuok and
Resign Birkett, of the same regiment, accompany the draft
to Ceylon.
A detachment of the 86th Regiment, under the
command of Lieut. Skinner, 35th Regiment, le stationed at
Tilbury Fort.
The Childers, which has been fitting out at Chat-
ham, left on Saturday for Sheerness.
On Saturday, all the civil acting surgeons now at
Fort Pitt were ordered to hold themselves in readiness—it
is supposed for the Baltic.
Two most convenient and comfortable invalid
=es, in which man will lie full length, are daily ex-
at Fort Pitt Hospital, to convey the wounded from
the railway to that establishment.

rARY BUSINESS.

The following are the orders of the day, *ad the
sat important of the notices of motion, now in the order-
book of the Hews of Commons:
MONDAT, JUNI 4.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
Prosecution of the War—adjourned debate thereupon,
May 24; Education (No. 2) Bill—adjourned debate on
second reading, May 2; Education Bill—second reading;
Free Schools Bill—second reading ; Supply—committee ;
Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Scotland) Bill—eland read-
ing ; Fisheries (British Islands end Freon) Bill—counnit-
tee Railways (Ireland) Bill—consaittee ; Criminal Jus-
tice Bill—committee; Despatch of Business Court of Chao-
eery 881--oemalittn; MOrtlnaiii Bill—..and coding;
Tenants' Improvements Compensation (Inland) Bill—
committee; Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) (Advances) Bill—
committee; Grand Juries Bill—committee; Jurisdiction of
the Statuary Court Amendment Bill--committee ; Grants
of Land Bill—second reading • Hardware, he., Manufac-
tures Bill—enoad reading; Oknanee Board Bill—second
reading ; Episcopal and Capitular Estates Bill—committee ;
Bills Of Exchange and Promissory Now Bill—committee ;
Testamentary Jurisdiction Bill—adjourned debate on second
reading, April 28 ; Cinque Ports Bill—committee; National
Gallery, he. (Dublin) Bill—committee; Ways and Means
—committee ; Court of Snake (Scotland) EU—third read-
ing ; Edinburgh Lands Bill—third nadiag ; Burial Grounds
(Scotland) Bill—e• amended,. to be oonaidered ; Sewers
(House Deaner* Bill—consideration of Lords' emend.
meats; Naliasses Removal Anteadmeat Bill—committee ;
Public Health Bill—committee; Pamengess Act Amend-
meat ...

NCiTIOES OF MOTIONS.
Sir F. Bennru—To move, as an amendment to Mr.
DianeWs motion, to leave out from the Ant word " House "
to the ended the question, in order to add the words, " bar-
bs seen with regret that the conformism of Vienna have
mow,to a termination of lostil, feakit to be a duty to
that it will continue to give every rapport to her
Majesty in the promenition of the wee, watil her Majesty
sMII, in conjuration with her allies, obtain for this country
a safe and honourable peace," instead thereof.
Sir W. HlATacoss--Ainendatent On air Francis Bar-
ing's amendment : after the words " tsmaination of hostili-
ties," to insert the words, "and still ehstrishing the desire
that the comenuleations which are in regress may arrive
at a rasosesfal Ism."
Mr. Lown—La Sir Frauds Beziag's seasidthest. attar
the words " mist that," to West the Mee " wing to the
refusal of Zee& Se restrist the Mose elm any In the
Black Seat" and Mir "diesisenthei. to W the art words.
" the MIMS ef essakis egreinint ea the Old basis of
**gestation beiag by that refusal exhausted."

Tai SUNDAY Bm BILL.—Oa Batarday a imme-
nse sad Islands' &oratories of Limos& Vistaallers and
eiheo kiosk* la 'he raped el the &meg Hoes Bill of
Let Medea yokel *pea Mr Walks Melenseek, la
Mo. Youth paaaidgat of the Llama Vie-
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amok& fee die itishks 9k WINK Minya*
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fie the et r. reeleses osseara, la is sank
MI yawed great the Wilk sob the Inds.
MIMI basks sat du grisomes they sow
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km, "he Masi the WHY* whisk
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William Keksweeft, k Ilessisse
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