The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-11 00:00:00

TIIE UNITED STATES

ARRIVAL OF TILE BALTIC.

LI V ERPOOL, W EDN ZS DAT.
At two o'clock this afternoon the United States
mail weam ship Baltic, Captain Comstock, arrived in
the Nlersey from New York direct, which port she
left on the 30th ult. at noon. The Baltic brings 105
passengers and .-A),000 dollars specie upon freight.
The t tilted States mail ship Washington, from
Southampton, had arrived at New York on the 27th.
The United Sloths newspapers were taken up fur
the must part with tributes of respect to the metnor
of Mr. ll'ebster. The Interment of his remains took
place ut Nlutshtield on the 29th alt. It was attended
by thousands, and the solemnities were observed in
every city of the United States.

The Crciieent City sailed on the 27th ult. for
Barannab, leafing Capt. Porter, late in command,
behind to take charge of the Georgia, which does
not touch at Haven ah. But will the Crescent City
be admitted, the Purstr, Smith, being still on
board? The new commander is Lieut. Davenport,
raf th• navy, • younger man than Captain Porter,
but, according to repot t, not less gallant and decided
in his character.

On the subject of the misstatements in the New
York and other papers regarding Captain Porter and
the United States authorities, the Ira.A inyton Re-
public of the 27th ult. NI :
We publish the following telegraphic dispatch, just re-
ceived from Now Orleans, to show the wanton and mis-
ithievous fiketmods which find their wiy through the
pews and tilegraph at this time. The uhret is pa•
VW. It is to tnalead and I halm. the public mind, and
ay wanton misrepresentation affect the election now near
ai bawl

" New Orleans, Oet. 26.
" Mader the glaring caption of the The United Slates
bud Spain—OUT Hut hauled flown—the Fillmore imlinini-
Stration barked ont,' with the usual disgraceful editorial
aomm•nts. the C'uarie► of this morning publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch:—' Hun. Emile La Sere—Lieutenant Por-
ter has hr. n summoned to Washington to esplain his eons
duet at 11-ivennah. The resul' is that the Cri sent City goes
no more to ►levannah—the Georgia, under Lieut. Porter,
being substituted. This yir Ids the point as to Smith, and
is trsAnirti as • bseking out of our government. The
theme was mule in the Orion of yesterday, and not denied
by the Intelliperieer or Ifrpolgic of to day.—(Signed) A. 0.
rev., Joll7l W. Finetstr.' This has evidently been
eon-
eoeted for the political sleet it is supposed it would pru-
dese hi re."

We have the he•il aoihnrity for raying that the caltioet
at Washington ill. n firm and strong ground in oppo-
sition to the tr. rmeat of ti • Crescent Cite by the Csotain•
Genets! of Cabs. and h-ve an doubt that h will br followed
by a speedy redress of the wrong complained nf. There
will h.. o • beeiziag nut" on the part of the areinistra•
tics. TM right. and honour of the coun•ry will he duly
moot tined and vindicated. Lieutensie i'viter was ordered
to this ofty for the purpose 'int, of giving fell informatios
to the seivrii,mcnt, and, at his own req•iest, has 1).-ea
trana-
/erred by the owners to the Georgia, and will return in her
it liavannah. _ _

Late accounts from Bermuda and St. Thomas rt.
pre.ent lbe September storm as ba.in4 bsen ex-
trely disastrous in the vicinity or tilos.. island.. The
British brigs Waterloo and H. 11. Parke, and Ame.