The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-09 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Brims.
The royal Bra:than mail packet Tay, cape. Sawyer,
Admiralty spat, Lisat. Hay, It.N., arrived this
insist with the South Amerman mail.. Her data
are—lames Ayres, let &pt. ; Moot* Video, 6th;
Rio do Janeiro, 14th; Bab* 18,h; Portiambooo,
20th; St. Voseent, 27th; Tonoriffs, 1.14D0t. ;
gad; Lisbon, bth.

The Tay brings 83 pamengsrs, among whom are the
Rev. Mr. 'limey and lady, and eleven invalids from
skips of war, &a
The Tay else brings Dome the captain and part of
the crew et the bargee Enterprise, which ship they
were famed to abandon in lat. 46.36 8., long. 44.30
W. It appears that It. a heavy gale the main piece
to which the redder was attached brake, sad the
water esasteseeed rushing in to the ship so rapidly
that neither by pulpier nor baling meld eke be
kept afloat. Anse almost unparalleled sufferings
Iberians days, in the worst of weather, with
daring
any water or previsions, Captain Gardner
e▪
nd the remnant of his crew (six having died in the
boat) were picked op by the barque Orieate, is lat.
29.30 S., long. 60 W., and ultimately transferred to
an American ship bound to Monte Video, at whisk
plies they arrived oa the 26th August. To add to
tbs misery of bad weather in an open boat, and
whilst on the verge of starvation, the aptain's wife
gave birth to a daughter. Both the lady and the child
at the regent time are in good health.
The movements of her Majesty's ships are—At
Rio: Indefatigable, Bpy, and Trident; Bahia: Rifle-
man and Exprese(expectedleo;Tregneeriffe: Bloodhound;
Lisboa : Neptune and Sr. i
The movements of the West India steam packets
are—Camilla at Rio; Avon left Bt. Vincent outwards
on the 23rd Sept.

Ships observed or spoken with during the
Union, transport steamer, No. 166, between 7Lint
and Cape Finesterte.

REVOLUTION IN MONTE VIDEO.

Buenos Ayres wee spin enjoying tranquillity, no
bad consequences having been lelt from the last at-
tempted revolution, in which the rebels were unsuc-
cessful, owing to the precautionary measures adopted
by the governor. It is therefore premised that a
greet improvement will be experienced there in trade
generally this summer, as the &Aladin* (or killing
establishments) are expected to work on a larger scale
than has been the case for some time; added to which
the wool crop, which is increasing rapidly from one
year to another, will be very heavy this season.
Matters in Monte Video, however, bore a very un-
satisfactory aspect, a revolution having broken out
in that city in consequence of a decree (subsequently
revoked) suppressing the liberty of the press. This
step was mused by one of the daily papers pub-
lishing sundry articles against the government
in anticipation of the elections for a new Pre-
sident. General Flores, in view of the general
ill feeling towards him on the part of the
native population, and having ;pounds to suspect
the Brazilian Minister to be in league with the
revolutionary party, retired to a small distance from
the city, where he was joined by many of his friends,
and immediately commenced to collect troops from
the country. He was suppcsed to have about 1,600
to 1,800 men, the number increasing daily. In the
meantime, the inside party have not been idle, as
they had named a provisional government, and also
made preparations to resist any attack that might be
attempted. General Flores has shown himself de-
sirous of preventing bloodshed as much as possible.
A committee of foreign merchants had on two occa-
sions endeavoured to reconcile the two contending
parties, bat had been unsuccessful, though on the
evening of the 4th they had another interview with
General Flores, to convey the result of which
the packet was detained one day after her time. The
interview is reported to have been more satisfactory
than on the previous occasions, there being only a
few points upon which they could not agree. Flores
offered, however, to resign his power if the vier-
president of the state wee named in his place until
the term of the present presiden, which has only to
run a few months longer, expired; but it is believed
the inside party refused to accede to this.
The following is from a supplement to the British
Packet (Buenos Ayres), of Sept. 1 :

Oar progsastieatins as to the situation of the neighbouring
rspabllc ban bees rosined sooner than we expected; aao
the result, we regret to my, is the prospect, we may almost
say the iseetaisty, of a desolating evil war I Oa the 28th
Wt., Flown wee drives from his post, end the followlegs day
heisted the bass., of another legal presiding, aasiaou
words for the oriental* In the subteen of the capital. He is
said to be at the bead of 600 or 600 devilry ; a force
Ito/Wait whisk the town of Monte 1 Idea an easily defend
Itself, hats fogs more than *silkiest to him thawed's.. et
• Meatuses war is the country diatriew. Ti. Brazilians
are ugly shut up is the barracks; sad spparestly sire
for sous of these things. They might vase upheld the
legal presiding is the capital ; they cannot put dews the
legal presidency I. the esp. They have pissed them-
selves in a false pooling', lad it stay r. quire many reerifices
sad much blood to retrieve the fetal error. It appears that
the President of the Beasts declined the Prosiessi Pre-
sidency, in consequence of which Don Louie Lamas Ws/
provistmed by popular vote, widening the essay breathes
that have already been made in the unfortunate inestits
cis, which all parties invoke cad trample epos ss may wit
then coseenienes. It Wield that some of the departments
have dieland for Flora, end others for Onbe. Either eaa
basks • legal presideasy, and will doubtless flail ready
allies is the Argeetii.e esaiistaats, on eouditios Of kadiag
am • helping bud about their time comes.
BRAZIL

Our Rio correspoodrut writes:
RIO DE JANEIRO, Bert. 13.
The cholera has invaded us at last. The number
of deaths averages about 40 per day. White people
are attacked slightly, and with proper care recover.
The principal mortelitv is amongst the black*. Every
precaution has been taken by the authorities to pre-
vent the spread of the disease, and we trust that its
presence amongst us will not be so disastrous as was
anticipated. Ten years ago we should not have been
so well prepared to receive this unwelcome visitor,
bat Rio de Janeiro now-a-days is se clean a city as
soy in Europe.

As eIIOTISOIN basins» by been Aone in age* since the
last packet From the 14.1 i Animal to presant date we not*
sales to this extent of 313,000 bags, of 5 arroliee, of • total
of 44.0110,000;he. Of this suorowes quantity about
170 000 hugs are tor shipment to Amines, leavirg a balsam
of 14.1,000 for European, suuksts. Pei, . have is general
ruled high, too high we fancy for any advantageous teeth,
kakis( to the usegnitude of the supply. Purchasers, how.
'TOT, ate undaunted, and we repeat that the latest of pur-
chases up to the end of the month will he mry large.
Our stock at market is about 80.000 tags, sad
supplies ate mining forward very freely. It is
osicultted that mom than one third of the old crop
boa still to be brourbt to market; thus to deficiency will
be felt as swoon t of the short crop, eves if it be sabot: one,
which is moss time doubtful.

The mimeo market has also been very ;alias, sad ban
/sled high, 271 to 273 using stemma . We estimate the
mould passed on Loud, n at 630,0001, principally at 271.
Oa France about 1,220 000 f. at 350 to 3.35; and *a Ham-
burg 700,000 marks, 655 to 665.
Ia discounts there is ao asteration.
la thane aothing of larvae'ss has boeu effected.
Emitting* ou London, 271 to 271; ditto, Paris, 355 to
365 ; ditto, Hamburg, 655, oars firm.
Cuff! 11-4117,. nor, 4,600 •o 4.800 ; good Ist, 4 300 to 4,450 ;
Ist ordinary, 4,100 ro 4,200. Sales nun Ist instant,llo,ooo
bags; stock, 80,000 bags
Bugas—lar qustity. 2.600 to 2.800; 2nd quality, 2,200 to
2,500; 3rd go silty, 1,900 to 2,000.
Freights—Canal, 665. to ; United States, 86c. to 100 e. ;
London, 46s to 606.; Madtterraasan, 55.. to 794.