The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-06 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
The following items of intelligence are taken from
the New York papers which have been brought by
the Humboldt.

We learn from Havana that the Crescent City difficulty
had been revived, at the instance of same of the old
Speniaads, who represented to the captain-general that his
retrogression in the matter would havo the appearance of
cowardice, and finally perausded him to insist that his un-
derstanding with Judge Conkling only had reference to one
voyage, When the Black Warrior left Havannah, a Spanish
man-of war steamer was cruising off the Moro, to prevent
the Crescent City from entering, with orders, it is said, to
atop her at all hazards; but we have good authority for be-
lieving that the captain-general already regrets a renewal
of trouble, and, if she persists, she will be allowed to enter.
In regard to other American vessels there have been no
difficulties; on the contrary, every attention has been
shown them.

The following telegraphic despatches, if reliable,
go to the extent of indicating en almost inevitable
explosion :
Charleston, Nov. 18, 1862.
The 11. S. mail steamship Isabel has arrived here, with
three days later intelligence from Savannah than was re-
ceived by the Black Warrior at New York. The Isabel
left II h at sun down on Monday evening, the 16th
instant, at which time the steamship Crescent City wu
about five miles from Mom Cutle. At dark the Spanish
steam frigate Isabel el Catolica, and a sloop of war, were
saes bearing down upon the Crescent City. A signal light
wu also seen blazing from the Moro. The darkness of the
night, of course. obstructed those ea board the. Isabel wit-el
isailthe invesseterview bwaretween between the Crescent City and
Charleston, Nov. 18, 8.20 P.M.
The steas-chip Isabel, Captain Rollins, has 'rived at this
part. She left Hammel' at 6 p.m. on the 16th inst., and
Re y West at 6.30 a.m. on Use 16th. Oa the evening of the
16th the Isabel sew the sesemoldp enemas City, Captain
Davenport, from New Odom, neee the entrance of the
harbour of Haysimelt, sad she airinmaish war steamer
to bearing down her, with the intention of in-
termits( her that she might eater bathear without say
funks, trouble, se assokierable noseelhme bed been felt
in H h in 11111110,111111111110 ile hog nememlivel whoa due,
it being thought that she bed bees ordered net to touch
'there. [lt will be remembered that the Creeseet City was
detained- at New Odeon until Friday het.--Itz.] It it
said that the Captain General will set iaesohee tartlet with
has. iehemetiom h fandehetleallall le she ellsors
of the Isabel, end is believed to be / reliable.
Adverting to theme dispatc the Now ror b
Herald mem—
Tho information leaves no doubt on our aka that the
Cromemt City has been intercepted and Ind into. Ths
out saws, therefore, from Savannah, may be apseted to
Ibe important. It is aow over due, and will be
bte to New York by the Crustal City tensed, tt
she is ass soak or Weenie& Ilpaniek paku. The 'pilau that
the Weisel et the rinsher trek /edge.le unemahle,
fir We reseals list, lfweeld be to Ye on the pert
of the Galles. or any ether gemeemeat, to seed eat a
triple meet sad ma the Crescent City late the
Lemi Molly oat of with all the
asse true:Ash
me Ospeeia-Oeueral ; and, seeondly, if that was
the gore would be no necessity for athiVirr
Tee ht to the frigate. The whole affair, •
WINN la caplet of beelliny, sad may evestuate in a ems-
pieta mime and a mar between Spain and the Called
Mates. Hitherto, acv geverameut has displayed Called
able imbecility la the beeiame; but if the state of facts be
what we aatielpater we de net Ms how it is possible for Mr.
Flamm te Mare of the dilloslty any longer, sad head it
ever es a legacy te bis eameseer aloe. A gloss las bees
put en the tretsimetimss of the admialontieu and the mail
steam sem la relmeoes to this affair, which the facts
de net

-11ei6ierea1 cerearewhe which took place in New
York ea Ihseday, in rat to the mismary ef the
illastriese statmams sal patriot et Merabasid,
paned elf with remmindie lanacey and &sem&
The Washington dent d the Mouse
Idaho that the Peruvian lltsLter having furnished
satisfactory proofs that his government had for many
=a4asaraked soh of sovereitelyedover the Lobos
the United States haa from the posi-
tion amwmed by the late Secretary of State. In order
that these seay be no great loss to thaw vessels which
want eat mr6n the snowless impresioa that they
would he pretested in Imam whk rano, Peru has
agreed to what to them every new faciliq in me •
easing argue. Thu Mai the gone &Ink
hrtsillewee (Ga y.
is ress* d private ye the
ideal ism tie meet mikado seeress, to
the Ail that see geneammt at Wallington has
mendsted arrangements kw desphilup a mientific
and ergcpedition to Cenral Mira, with a
view a healthy peddos some distanceinked land the peeper el einceissaset The
comma' and entire maaagement it the expedition
is entrained to Cemmender Lynch, of the navy,
whose Deed Bea explorations have rendered hie
name and point him out as eminently
fitted te this minksy and carry it out to
a ausemial hem

A Wag ken Cli whined Wady earionnoes that the
Mesmer Bushey, Belle exploded two boilers, near
Madge* ea the Ohio river, lest Friday night, and
that Mesa persons were instantly killed, and several
others sera* wounded. What adds to the horror
of this Eroadfid statement is the charge that the
anises, had been warned of the danger, and that
one ad them at the time, was standing on tho safety
valve, thee rendering it evident that the catastrophe
was the result of the most reckless carelessness.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.
The stock market is firm. United States stocks,
Stets securities, and railroad bonds, are In demand for in-
vestment at quotations, and upon the whole price, appear
to have an upward twndaney. Speculative stocks have ad-
vanced materially durinithewsek. Foreigner:hangs hes boa
inactive. Bills on London, 00 days, 109 to 110 i ; bills on
Paris, GO days. G. 14 to 6.121; bills on Amsterdam, elk to
411 ;bills on Bremen, 791 to GO; bills on Nambnrg, 36i to
361 ; bills on Frankfort, 401 to 41. The rates for money
are about the same as in the early part of the week, with
an increased demand, which comes from these engaged in
the active movements of the crops, sad in the California
and other trades. The facilities for obtaining money, as
well as the supply, increases so fast, that the market is kept
steady, with a tendency, however, to lower rates.
Corrow.—The market continues depressed, and a fur-
ther decline of 1 on currant qualities has been submitted
to, making the whole decline from the highest point of last
week I to I ; freight is now held at id, which is II advance
during the week. The sales for the lest three days were
4,800 bass.

her
Atlastle. Merida. Gull Ports.
interior
OM. low to rood 9l to 91 Ilt to it PI to 9
led. low to woe 9 to 101 to 10 10 to 1°
Yid. fair to kir
FLoUlt. Daring the put wce the market hu
materially improved, aad price are 25e.per bbl. higher.

Ths demand for export has been light, bat for hoists use
and imispoculatrea the inquiry and operations have been
extensive. _ _

kiTtiirt.—This market for wheat still continues firm, and
prime have adnatied considerably the past week. For
ezport there is good Inquiry, but the high rates of freight
to England prevent operations.
FAZIOUTS to Europe are firm. Cotton, for Liverpool,
has been taken at Id. per lb.: flour, 20. 6d. per bbl. ;
27,000 bushels of grain, 7.. d.; heavy goods, 22.. 6.1. to 255.
per ton ; grain in bulk, 7d. per bushel. To London
Tobacco, 3.55. .o 40s. per hkd. ; flour, 2i. 9,1. to 3s. pet bbl. ;
turpentine, 3s. 3d. to 31.6 d. per 2110 lbs.; measurement
goods., 30s. to per ton ; heavy goods, oils, &c., 355. to
38. &I. per ton; 500 barrels of 01l cake were taken at
3s. fid. per ten ; cheese, 355. per too ; beef, 6s. to 6s. 6al.
per tee. ; oil cake, 3i. 3d. to 31. 6d. per bid. To Havre ;
Cotton, square balsa, Se. per lb. ; &thee, 11 dollars per ton ;
rite, 10 dollars ditto; measurement goods, 10 dollars , do.
flour, 620. per bbl.