The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER N. 1852.

It seers to be folly nodeesred, that it is OM Werke
of tile Governor to nobs another Wert silo KIWI NSW
try. at a suitable opportunity. Sass the issalass foe
the Hsi expedition have resolved ups vadmiss dr arcs
and other shotentrentents which have bass Mt Wits whin-
teen; but the homey from the espouse sad risk assessardy
attendant upon Inept', will be sold as sur se lb. ratter
an be conveniently maw& The male. b is
will realise vary fair prices—they art said IMP beglirria
condition.

Boum arr. gligisfust sealetsalEfalike
EOM %Tiff has hrigs. wee in
gent ismamll mililledoe& The Omen Edam
sidel maIL
TY Ina hainhi__ApsilAbms gives the following
blur .1811 Moe whirs to some new din-
fa the Great Salt LW Bashi :
it lea be Nmembwred that Lila Seem umemeader et
di% Berge at FM Mier. semi mace garbed est
gin the hew. of tie Ems N. gpm. " erg" 6"
f=°:Vof poliellthag the Treumus. Aid • tribe of
ilms had Mei very Web Who The
==d lartihtskees.=
tearedirliette
allele Salt
UM. Nome determined tor wed flea,
• at the head waters of elea Maisd. called the
ass, frees a tribe of India's' khabbiag the eastern
dope et th• Siam Nevada. Oa their way they met with
several Mime et Imileas. with wheels they lad
en sash sissies dedated them. They then Into
the ▪
wed beyond, sod mplered a mica possessing remark-
Abate sae ha Bud twenty soles met et Mariposa
they hued a lake (net laid down is the OWL Sine sixty
mete b With sad twenty or thirty is beembli. This they
called Kona Lake. Into it eapty Gm or di fresh-water
mem.. one or two of which are et emoitisenble magnitude.
TM him itself I alkaline, and combs so Sib ; Its margin
is esensted with sidlipstrit and other soh; and it is situated
on the border et tote' great Salt Lake lei. There is great
absoleame at wooer level, geese and benne, and docks as
the Ames, adea the plats ea wuntlise of harm
and Whet geom. NOT the lake grows the leas Is user,
white the lodises eabdst upon. There le she the neigh-
bonehead PM. el huge u a turkey, and Liget. bloom
essential in Minn spelimens of this as well es ether ape-
' des sepias, white me sew M Pert Miller.
' The bud is very het% es the herders 460 Sillelait hat
tleLfte are generally sandy end mid. Them Is • east
of oaks and pines saleable tea beliding
meat important feature is the dismossim that have
been mom & is, that it is nest pedlimly amertelnail that gold
suite lured the Sierra Nom& is great abamisass; and
Lieut. Pierre has brought with him rotten very
ridgy iiiheed with the precious metaL lie mem 1
seventy.lve mike 111•111 of Mesa Lake, aid band the
country all albs some charecese.4mge timber, isimatULl
fresh water sorimm• mime beaks were clothed with the
meet hruniewl esker—mismal deposits and mineral
=lThe manaminorge Sa n the semen time et the
imas h eery sad is ressarhshis for
lir evidence It been attn. There ere three
gelbar abaide ks the lake, astePesod entirely Mina.
MIS ampasy took several Mona Indium priessism who
to be very much frightened at the appeemase of
whet, men. They are evidently M a Mame woe from
the put of the Caledonia Indian., emabing a way antennalesoate,
lensayge, Navin. streagly ranked Semen-hatares, and are
mimest white. It hes Were imen mated that • white rant
at Wilms lived beyond the meemteks, but the feet hes
weer ben positively esserteleed. while in the vaLey the
wommend were twice attacked M the eight. Os me of
Mass occasions Capt. Crosby (of this sky) had Me hone
killed under Min—a fine animal—valued et SOO deb. The
grieslies are numerous among the hill% end the seam Semen was attacked by the monsters. buteuemeded la knead
him, though only armed with a pistol.
From Valparaiso we hare advice, to the 2nd of
September. The question of the Islas de Lobos
formed the chief topic of conversation of the day in
Peru. Congress had resolved to defend tho pro-
perty of the republic against any foreign aggression;
and three war-steamers were about to ho placed
under the command of General Deustus for that pur-
pse. The news from the mining districts was
highly flattering. The exportation of silver from
Copispo during the month of July amounted to
43,903 marks, and during the first six months of
the year to 160,647 marks—total for seven months,
204,346 mark*, not including about 130,000 marks
of silver ore.

The different vessels of the Flores expedition had
been disarmed at Paita, and the principal leaders
(Generals Wright and Guerra) had received notice to
leave the country.
General Flores had arrived at Valparaiso, and
taken up his residence in that city. It was proposed
to commence the opening of the railroad from Val-
paraiso to Santiago in October. The telegraph con-
tinued to afford great benefit to the mercantile com-
munity. Several vessels are taken up for Australia.
The steam-ship Quito had on freight 31,000 dole. for
the payment of the Anglo-Chilian debt.
From Equador we learn that General Urbana had
been elected President ad interim.
Via Valparaiso and New York, we have advice*
from Port Philip to the 28th of July. The British
barque Enterprise had arrived at the former port for
a cargo of flour and provisions. The mines continued
to increase in richness and the yield of gold was
very great, further discoveries being made in all
directions. Provisions of all kinds were scarce and
h.
easiness generally at Valparaiso was good. Pro-
visions were scarce, and high in price. Coals were
in good demand. the arrivals since last advice were
about 2,400 tons, of which 1,000 were on Californian
account. Two cargoes had been sold, one at 20 dole,
and the other at 22 dole. per ton. Freights had
varied little. The last engagement to Great Britain
bad been mode at 21. 17.. 6d. to 31. ss. per ton.
The intelligence from Havannah via New York, at
hand by the ANNs is to the 30th ult., and its
character smelting sad interesting. The Captain-
General Omsk coothesse most austere in putting
down with a strew arm every symposia: rebellion
against tbs Speakk government. sad
Amnia'.
t°
exhibit bitten' haft wheel the people Amnia'.
The emppremism ef ausaMiWes of AMseleme Viers
in Cuba Same am impulemt part of his eMaatfaas in
that direction. On eh, arrival of the Animism ship
Cornelia, she was Ward by order of Canada sad her
letter sad Newspaper bogs spied GM memeseked,
at whisk a poetise al the Ansel= peers
is easesimemtly euraged. All the Atomism
stearrehipa ea their arrival at and departure from
Cuba, art Asbed by the police, whose deportment
towards the Gibers of the ship IS reported to be most
Woking. It apsithat Amide, the printer of
the Yeses 11 the e, had bee, garrotted on the
29th alt, and that would probably undergo
the am miasma. Finks communications
has the seathira aides of the Uaked States, written
!yarns, Ng*
_impeetabia, &ay eon-
with aiseelailems who elfeet It be. reported
is the invades if the blood of Cala.

INTELLIGENCE.

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NEW TOBY. OCT. 8.
The costaterelal wire W the Attlee Is of a ray metier*
Lary shower ; a brisk earl sets:prides bushier gorse
forwird at New Test alo d the ether tensor el
the tralted awes. Itiew, however, war la New'
is. eboximat, sad rasher bleier rases deewsbi. Trim
. for 211 doselpsisas opt &mamma stock swedwowl
were
in whisk geed mho hill bola meas..' TM hash, were lese
42 deemed, sad he whit lower priest were elasiwed.
In the maguey dui at NOW Yew Tag: mat led
*waned tawthe deartree et the whisk bed
Mali the nest blase hieriet and data is halelly—
thee st he whist et he etiebeesed awl areuthe mem.
tile Om et Boma Wake" being a shibelsor es he es-
trus et 160,010 &hem It is repealed het Iso,ooo albs
am bed. previous se Ow Atriea's alb& boa seroweed.
Asaaa.—Tbere bee been a way ildrisowei6-Poie USW
Iteassetgat?dgis. to 4.1111 4le aid emitl2llleia
Is breedmalls bet Me wee hies I.
, .
Ow, meal, or lodise sera. dad wee* prises of
lash In the skis by the Pude hid less beady seradeed.
Correa.—ls the staple snide et Mesa there was bet
Iltde del se
The meriat as New Yoh is. an abewhatly
Ctillse hoiden wave_ eat maks seise. bet weislep
'advisso bees Utopia nil sew eiallisties ao•
mate sesame to be meshed as to he malt -et the hob-
,sesii4 sew heat were parte eV the endue* Ole► the sr
sesate elate hit like ben deseeed be
mei* doehinist, ha Other reports Aka hat the
be way large, end Ow quality unlike*.
'Cr resolved allies pets I se a way aapeder quality,
awl this. owes to be fns the tease et the advisee, not
rwilied by Menet, a metals that She ems will
altssllisa eielyiet sathered Oh Veiled
igras Ow ratiry of the Atria has Yak the
Mese were--Per New Weems mad .11•101•43.111 e
. Ile to 12; U_pleads sold. fairs. fair, 10p to
NMI. STOXPIr-Ffit sespeatise the dowead Ow
,itriese at dein ere has. • geed basin= la data.
k et amain aG the adverted Mee polies*
, _

—PaOvistons.—Fes pea there ere lbw traasasibas, sag
these at lower toss. la bat • bar babas is gang is
the arrivals al the new supply, the ell ha isdi in
pia and tamead. Bata is nesswpistainl ad prises
lower. Lard b is pad asessai. Ivrea sugeas of tb.
potato thews were preadrat is Vbgais rk Leo however,
expected that there will be a large asp h gag esaditka:
neared.

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91191011T.—Nombial, business fair.
Exceisas:.—O Enema, 1101 to I ; Paris, 613;
Bream, 79 to f; Hamburg, 36} to #.

„
ROYAL COLLEGE OF 8171CIEONS.—The fonowing
gentlemen were admitted members of the college on the
Ibth Inst.—Messrs. Matthew Morris, Haverfordwast, Pem-
brokeshire; Edward Archibald Midulesbip, Ron. •East
Indio Company's service, Bingo; Charles Davenport,
Wsliord, Oloucestenhire ' • Thomas Henry Chmtle, Bur-
ford, Osfordshirel James Winter, Dublin , Robert Austen
Allen, Stewart's 'Town, Tyrone; James Nicholls, Treken-
ning, Cornwall ; Robert William Cockerill, Bromwich ;
Ames Ingham, Ilelxlenbridge, Yorkskir' • ; Stephen Done-
gan, Cork; Jame Crowder Esstcott, St. Pancras; and Carl
August Ludwig Boner, London. At the same meeting of
the c tort Mr. John Walrond Cleave passed his examine-
lion for naval surgeon—this gentleman had previously boon
admitted a member of the college, his diploma hearing date
March 3, 1848.