The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-31 00:00:00

AMERICA.

The Washington arrived off Cowes last night, on
her way to Bremen. She left New York on the 17th
inst.

The sonthern-rights men had not decided whether
they would keep up a separate organisation or go for
Pierce and King.
The Tribune has the following:
Mr. Clay's will, of which a synopsis has reached as by
telegraph, answers fitly the tits-long accusations under
which he laboured of devoting himself to the extension and
conservation of the slave power. Having twice striven, in-
effectually, to induce Kentucky to embark in a system of
gradual emancipation and colonisation, he now directs that
the principles he advocated shall be carried out with res-
' poet to his own slaves—all of those born since January,
1860, with those hereafter to be born, being educated for
liberty and sent free to Liberia—the males at the age of 28
and the females at that of 25 years. Thus the descendants
of thaw who served the great Kentuckian will all attain
freedom.

----Afresh arrival had taken place at New York from
California, with specie to the value of two million, of
dollars. _ _

Cholera had broken out at the Isthmus of Panama.
The export of gold from California is thus given by
the San Francisco Herald:
The total shipment of gold dust appearing upon the
Custom-house books, from this port, during the first quar-
ter of 1852, was 7,710,932 dole., of which 7,277,500 was
taken by steamers to PIUI2IIIII. and 332,703 dots. to San
Jean del Sud—the remainder, 100,729, wee carried by sail-
ing Teasels to Hong Kong, Valparaiso, and other ports upon
the Pacific. As en indication of the large amount taken
by passengers, which does not appear upon the ships
nuaifests, we may adduce the fact that the ship-
ment from this port to Puma and San Juan Oaring
the month of February. was, per records, only 1,8.57,612
dole., while 'the coinage at the various mints during
March, within which month the gold export from here in
February would reach the Atlantic cities, amounted to
4,931,802. The difference was of course not all taken by
passengers, bat a large portion of it undoubtedly wee. The
manifests of the Panama steamers show a shipment of ,
3,419,547 doll. during April, 3,440,649 dole. during May,
and 1,920,466 dots. is June; making 16,601,894 dolt
for the first five months end • half of the year 1852.
Thie doss not include the amount manifested since
March for say other pert than Panama—the amount
taken to various Pacific ports daring the year and to 'a-
ttuned to the custom house, or the large sums taken in the
bands of passengers. The last steamer, the Telilltaftll,
carried 1,920,466 dollars—the largest amount taken by any
one steamer this year. The total shipment for June will pro-
bably reach 3,700,1,00 dollars, which will increase the ex-
port, seclusive of Use heavy uneseertaiaed items above, for
the first half-year of 1852, to 19,281,448 dollars. This is at
the rate of 38,662,896 dollars for the year. Daring
the year 1861, the deposits, ef California gold at the
mints amounted to 66,938,232 dollars, being 17,376,336
dollars more than the sum estimated for the present year,
on the supposition that the export of the last half shall not
exceed that of the first half of the year. This difference
will be more than made up by the sums carried in the
bands of passengers, without taking into consideration the
Increased export during the rest of the year, which may be
certainly counted on, from the increased facilies for work-
iag the mines. There is every reason to believe our ex-
ports this year will exceed those of the last.

NEW TORE, FRIDAY EVENING, JOLT 16.
The stock market is km bneyaat for most descriptions.
The money market k nnshenged, with a good supply of
capital. Foreign Beano le steady at 1101 to 1101 foe 00
day bills on London ; ged4,171 to 5,161 for Perim,
GERMANY. The imports of dry goods for the week have been large,
but are nearly 1,000,0 M don. below the amount for theme.
ing week of last year.
ZOLLVEREIN. NergOW.—There is a steady, moderate business &deg,
BERLIN, JOLT 28. and rates are Stilly nuaistained. The sales teilay are
Authentic copies of the Darmstadt Coalition's last 1,000 bales; (Or three days, 3,040 bales, and for us days,
reply, and of Prussia's last declaration given at the 6,643°. W. 'Pow
Other
adjournment of the conferences, have found their
•Florida. Gulf Forts.
way into the newspapers. Wake nominal nominal ... nominal
(The substance of the fanner of these documents °"•=1"40„4::'to to
tltL
appeared in our columns yesterday.) end tit bile lot to 101 le, to 11 to lie
The Prussian declaration of 20th July commence* I:l6rarirm. ••• •
by stating that the preliminary examination of the BaaAjwcins._.The fieue—learkei is steady ; desirable
September treaty and of the Prussian proposition lets of freslf=d State and Western, inch/Slag brands
for the modification of the Zollverein being g known to , not_eeety, but in other respects
i Me
through, no material for discussion at this stag if market is supplied. Toe sales are lI,Sgo bbl s. at mg
the case remained, and it became necessary to ad- quo
comration":tateW: r 0t0te..4-1687egolorsetlteN .4236 '4.314 tSflMat
joarn the conferences till the decision of the funds- vorite state, 4,181 to 4,20; mixed to straight Indiana
mental 9uestion should afford a basis for decisive 4,12 to 4 Ali; fancy Indiana, 4,25 to 371; fancy Micto~'gea,
negotiation. It then proceeds as fellows 4,25 to 4,321; good Ohio, 4,25 to 4,37 f• fancy Ohio, 4, to
The Ps widen government presumes that the other go- 4,621; extra Ohio, Indiana and Mlehigan 4,631 to sbo
vernments equally feel the imperative neeemity of lemur- fancy 0011.14)11, 4,431 to 4,681; extra Genesee, 4,930 to 6,76.
satas loon as possible the uncertainty, so detrimental to tile Southern Sour is unchanged, with sales of 1,000 bbls. at
...trio interests, teaching the futon relations of ens. 4 dole 37t. to 6 dole. 66ic. for common to good brands.
tones and commerce. It reckons, therefore, on a mutual Canadlae is good demand, at 4 dots. 61c. to 4 dot.. 121 c.,
understanding, that the necessary adjournment shall be re- the latter for good fresh ground In bond; the sale today
girded as a means of putting an end to this uncertainty, was 13,000 bbl,.
aid that the recommencement of the oonferenoes must Wheat kas bees more waive, with no natesial change In
simultaneously bring the decision, whether a common basis rates ; the sales include 2,000 bushels white °enamor, at
Por negotistions, and, consequently, the passibility of an I del. 12tc ; 1,100 ditto, 1 dol. Ile.; 1,400 mixed ditto,
understanding exists. While the Pruss government, 1 deal. 5c.;7,000 good to prime mixed Ohio, 1 dol. to 1 dol.
starting from this point of view, invites to a resumption of le. ; 1,600 red ditto, 97e. ; 3,200 Pennsylvania, 1 dol. 2c. •
negotiations on the 16th August, and is ready to two invoices white Michigan, 1 dol. sc. to 1,71 c.; and 6,000
accede to any earlier term, if desired, it does Chicago spring, 67c. to 69c.
not hesitate to designate the two mints. the Paovisions.—Beef is quite al. ",e1 the small stock.

Neapolitan Fives, 100. Sicilian Fives, 99k. Ex.
change on London, 674.