The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-01 00:00:00

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valeran, Alderman Dennis,
ed at the age of 92.
are aria becoming troublesome at
El Paso, since the withdrawal of the troops, and
bneinesa had become entirely stagnated.
The following items are from tho New Fork
Wiekly Herald for Europe :
The news from the Panama railroad is very encouraging.
A new city has been founded at Navy Bay, called Aspinwall
Oily, and there, instead of Chagree, will be hereafter the
't4ataf llMMetern side of the isthmus. Chagres, being
Meitly aeagemed of small cabins, will probably be removed
le the City of Aspinwall by the arrival of the neat steamer.
Meanwhile, George Law has given, by his presence, a new
intp_etus to the railroad. Oo a-head!
We have the information from San Juan that there is a
prospect of a blow up at that place between the illegal au
thonties of the Mosquito King and their English agents on
the one side, and the Nicaragua people on the other. Quite
likely. It is time that King Sambo abdicated. His majesty
has been tolerated by our government too long already.
Let him resign, and come to New York. Barnum might
turn him to some account.

We have late advice' from Venezuela, but they contain
very little news. That beautiful country—that perfect
garden—seems to be kept down by bad government. It is
a republic in name only. Our Porto Cabello correspondence
givesus • pen-and-ink sketch of the present condition of
the country.
Our private advises from Mexico are interesting. With
regard to the failure of the Tehuantepec treaty, it would
seem that Mr. Webster, in arresting and indicting Jonas P.
Levy, is entirely on the wrong track. If any ether project
has defeated Mr. Webeter'itTekumitepec 'claw, it is not
Levy's Alvarado protect, but the project of the company of
the Vera Cruz. And if they have been the muse of the
failure of the Tehuantepec treaty, Simeon Draper, and the
Waltotreet folks ought to have been indicted instead of
Levy. In relation to the practicability of navigating by
steam the Mescal' river on the Vera Crux route, we have
received a Mexican official report of en actual survey of the
river, in a voyage from the same, for 500 miles, by a corps
appoihted for the purpose. They descended the river in a
sloop, from a point not over a good day's ride from Puebla,
down to the Pacific Ocean.

A powerful company has been organised in New York,
with a capital of 2,600,000 dole. for the opening of a new
route to California, by way of Vera Crue, thence across the
country by stages to a point south-west of Puebla, on the
Me•Wa river; thence in north-westerly direction, down
said river, nearly five hundred miles, by steamboats, to the
Pacific. The company have secured the right of way of
Mexico, and the exclusive privilege for the transportation of
all foreign mails across the republic for fifteen years. We
have received certain official documents from Mexico,
establishing the practicability of this route. Here, then,
is probably the true secret of the rejection, by Mexico, of
the Tehuantepec treaty. In any event, the prosecution of
Levy, as the arch conspirator who has defeated it, will be
regarded in Mexico as oue of the best jokes of the season.
We are abo advised that the indemnity of 15,000,000 dots.
from the United States being pretty well exhausted, the
bankrupt government of Mexico will soon be compelled to
resort to some other extraordinary means to replenish their
treasury; and it is understood that they intend to make
application to our government for indemnities for the out-
rages committed along the Mexican frontiers by the
Indians and fillibtuteroce " from our side of the
line, in violation of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo;
and that, upon this account, the damages will be laid at
thirty millions of dollars. Failing in any relief of this
kind, it is feared the administration of Arista (really an
able and capable man) will tumble to pieces, and that Santa
Anna will again come in, and under the connivance of
British agents, will again assume the dictatorship. A very
extensive conspiracy exists against the present administra-
tion, and in favour of toe recall and restoration of Santa
Anna. Mr. fetcher is, no doubt, pretty well informed oo
this point. But let our Secretary of State see to it that, in
the event of the return of Santa Anna to power, the Garay
graat of the Tehuantepec is not transferred to the exclusive
peewee.= and control of British capitalists and agents of
the British government.

Another, from St. Louis, of March 16, is as fol-
lows :

Kossuth leaves hare this evening for New Orleans, in the
steamer Alexander Scott. The miss of llungarisn ➢onds
here amounted to 700 dote. The river is rising rapidly, and
is higher than it has been sinus the flood of 15,1. The
weather is showery.
The captain of the barque Action, from Liverpool,
at New Orleans, has been fined 5,000 dole. for out-
rages upon two female passengers.
Advices from Honduras report a fearful storm in
the bay, in which five British vessels were lost, one
of which was the barque Bathurst, of London, with
all on board.

The latest news ho® Mexico is contained in the
following telegraphic despatch, dated Ncw Orleans,
March 17:

Later advices have been received here from Northern
Mexico, by which we learn that Carabepal had been cap-
tured by Clasaral Harney, and taken prowler to Browns-

A.dvices from Havannah to the 16th have been re-
ceived, but commercially and politically they are
unimportant. The damaged cargo and hull of the
ship Telemon had been valued at 37,000 dole.;
14,000 dole. had been awarded as salvage.

COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, MARCH 20.
The commercial advioes taken out by the Arctic are fa-
vourable u regards the position of business at the principal
marts of commerce throughout the union.
The money market is easy, and money can be obtained
at tuderate rates.
The Arctic will take out no specie. Bills on London
sold to day at 109 to 110; Paris. 6.18 f to 6.20; Amsterdam,
41 to 411; liesnburg, 8&j to 36; Bremen, 781 to 781. The
stock
at gwate market was rather unsettled this morning, but closed
tbus.
The reeelpte of gold from. California daring the . week
amuse to slout two minim &Akre. Money has been in
fair oblaurd, bat. with the hewers of capital, rates arc a
MOM lemmas si4ottbled mourfthee.

We ielicesTgand taquby for -p
paper, which, how-
ever, ea amerant d the large low taken by the banks and
capetalleht is not-eery *sty.
Cancer.-Blase eon lest per Anierien. 16th inst.,
tho melee have been as hums 2,000 Wes, no change
in peke. Whlpates aseerent retelved by telegraph—
Wee, 4,ooo„lashe. Mk, 8.009 beim, market ene-eighth
easier *a emelt poem& To-day, the sake repelled ea
'Clung* wow 1,000 balm. The team have nun yet same
critical, sad many buyers are waiting fee Ahem; bet Ohl
prices Boma are tooligh to allow sellers to replace the
oaks they as asking. At the moment, therefore, thts is
the lowseemarket in tie United States. /tam New *t-
itans we have the following despatch, Mk: e hilfraw,
7te. ; brisk; height, 13-22nd. British veal* 08,811111.frf
the week to Oreat Britain 29,000 base, pd we report
what we last advised per America. In pries we leek for
very little dasnuation lentil the extent of the asp is weer-
mined; the singe will probably be from fie. far strict mid-
dling, with hoe receipts, to Be. with seedirsta ones, at Golf
Peru, equivalent at Id. freight, to 6d. MOO. mid in Liver-
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Bauantrroree —Yheir: We have again to notice a de-
cline in rise, owing, in a measure, to the near approach of,
the •pedal of the Nee& River, and a dull whet in Eng- '
lend. The export demand has somewhat impeaved with the
downward turn of btu sad freights, still the Mai dome
heavily with a Waited faikuiry for home lostemelleimisol. i
het& WO quote commas to straight Sudo, 4 tea 60e. to ,
4 doh. Ills.; •emimat Me shales Ohio, 4 doh. 75e. to 4 dole,
870.; llin limy Illabiges. Indiana, tte.,4Aele. 681 e. to'
6 s. Cometileatsipist, sodden at 4 dole. 60e. to strive, sad
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4 dole. 621 e. hem store. *loathers is more sit ,
prices favour thillyer. Baltimore sells at 4 10
4 doh. 024 e. ; Brandywine, retenburgh, Alt and
Georgetown rasp at 4 doh. 624 c. to 4 dole 871 c. for fair to
choice brands. Rye Illoursells at 3 dots. 50c. to 3 do's. 621 e.
Corti Meal is same, the last sob of Jersey beiag et 3 dols.
431 e. The exports from this port from lit to 16th Mush have
been: Wheat tour, 1852, 27,635 bbls. ; 1851, 14,443 Wis.
Grain : The stock of wheat other than southern yfiliw., sod
prices, in the absence of sales, almost nominal. The arrivals
now are mostly of soothers, with sales of 16,000 bushels of
whits, at 100 c. to 110 e. ; sad red, at 970. to 98c. Bye as
the spot is scarce to arrive ; Wen te a moderate extent have
been made, at 730. on thegMhot the Canal, and 74e. to
76e. on the opening of River. Barley is dull,
without change In price; 'bagels were disposed of
on private terms. Oats bees helm sesree, and advanced a
trifle; Jersey, 41e. to ehe., est Iloethees, 44e. to Vg
Corn Is ill better retes.llg holibmetreritid
solos of about 100,005 iesimis is lei* dein at lik.
for white, end 64c. 10 We. kr yellow southern. The
exports from this port from lattol6th March-1862: Wheel,
58,802 bushels; cora, 38,669. 1851: Wheat, none; men,
7,208 bushel..

PaovialoNs.—The pork market continued excited, and
prices have advanced rapidly. The closing rates for ms
were 171 dole. to 171 dots. • and prime, Idt dole. to 16 dole.
Many holders refuse thee; prices. eef is firmer. Sales
of mess, at 11 dais. to 121 dots.; and prime, 6 dots. toes dots.
Beef hams, 16 deb. ; prime beef le out of market. Pickled
meats are scarce, and in demand. Shoulders, sic.; haw,
90. to 9c. ; and sides in salt, Me. Smoked shoulders, Se.;
sides, 9 e. ; and hams, 101 c. to 111 e. ; fancy hams 114 e. to
12e. Butter is very scarce ; Ohio sells at 18.. to 22c.; and
state, at 24c. to Me. Cheese, Me. to Mc.
Amts.—Pot ashes ate scare., and in demand, at
6 dots. Mo., with sales of 250 bbls. The business in pearls
is very trifling, with sales of a raw barrels for home use, at
Mc. per lb.
Tonteco.—The present diminished stock of Kentucky
I leaf affords but a limited scope for operations. The market
remains firm, pertietilariy for choice old leaf. The sales
sines our last do not sawed 75 to 100 hhds. partly Me.;
62 eases Florida at from 17c.; 150 do. Connecticut, Penn-
sylvania and Ohioseed leaf, new and out crop, at from 6 to
lbie. A small parcel of Havana, Cuba and Yara, sold
without change in prices.
Woot.—There is yet no improvement in the demand for
this article, and we have but few sales to report. 10,000Ibs.
extra city pulled, brought 36e. ; 10,0001 M. super do. do.,
32a. to 330. • and 25,0001b5. fine fleece, 40e. to 45c. cash.
The lower grades of domestic are hardly inquired for. In