The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS; MOND tY EITNING.

THE WEST INDIA MAILS.
The Royal We India Mad Padua Clyde, Oqtain
Widen tram the West Miss, Isa, arrived at lath-
=s, yostardel ampia& mad landed Iwo mein
lim ream st Line ame,
N=4,Her dee. aro Name 'IS I
Mardi 28; lilandans, Monk Mr Omaha-
gena, March 28; Isaudea, Martell; Nsamaildarok
12; Demerara. March 30; Tibiae& Mak 30;
Barbados', April I ; Antiga, April 2 ; Marttossi
1 April Grenada, Mwah SO; Porto Rico, A 4
litngo, March 29; 61. Thaw, April 6 ;
Cifliallo, March 29; Valparaiso, February 26; Co.
Wok, February 27; Ruiro, February 28; co-
siest February 28; Cobras, March 1;
lei* 2; Arica, March 3; Islay, March 4; Dollars
Ilene 0; Paco, March 8; Payta, March 12; Gerybr
vik, Marsh 14; San Francisco, March 1; Name;
The Clyde, brings 1,988,439 dollars on mirchanes,
laassant, M,860 are from California, and 62 pow
sewn, anew whom are nil. Nepeao, Bart.;
hum Jamie, and Mrs. Barkly and four children,
Mat Dasumrs.
I Oar correspondent at Panama, writing on Marck
122, says that the United States steamer.
IPearson, from San Francisco, arrived en tZzsti
with 200 passengers, 180,000 dollars gold dust for
United States, 7,483 dole. 76e. for England. and
58,810 dols. in specie and bullion from Mexico, also
for England. She reported the lees of Vanderbilt's
steamer North America, 80 miles from Acapulco,
with 800 passengers on board, all saved, but
in a destitute state at Acapulco. The North
America was one of a line between Ban Juan
del Sur and San Francisco. On the 18th
arrived the United States mail steamer Northerner,
with mails and 1,290,000 dole. gold dust (of which
213,973.71 dole. are far England), and about 250
passengers; she brought news on undoubted autho-
rity of the discovery of immense tracts of gold in
British Oregon, near Queen Charlotte's Sound; the
Americans from California were pouring in like bees.
On the 19th, the British steamer Bolivia, Joy,
arrived at Panama from Callao and Valparaiso, de.
bringing mails for Europe, 40 passengers, and
887,781.2 k dole. in spare and bullion for England ;
she reported the mime of the British brigantine
Eliza Cornish by the insurgents at Port Famine,
Straits of Magellan, who murdered the captain and
s peesonger, and took psinessionof some 76,000 dole..
sprain due., which were oa hoard, bound to England.
Tho chief of these rebels or prates is named Con-
him°, awl after murdering Maws oantoro, the
governor id said colony, the curate, ten men, and
acs woman, proceeded to the Atlantic with intention
to amber In the harbour of Monte Video, but at
mutiny toot play an board, and the vassals was re-
taken and brou& topViandso by her Majesty's
steamer Virago, Mae Meteor aoomnpasynig
lthe Eliza Cornish and
ECUADOR.
Osaaral Floras was expected daily at Guayaquil;
be )tees in Telmer (the Mile purchased from the
Navigation Company),l two large v..-
Elassilaimat bog; a number of respectable young
Migilima hoes joined his service, and every re-
11211111iitli tenon wishes him success. On the 19th,
arrived kw Majesty's ship Daphne, from San Bias,
with about 400,000 dols. for Ent land; and on the
20th, the Watkins, of London, lois, from San
Blau, with about 600,000 dole. for gland. Seve-
ral vessels were leaving Panama with emigrants for
San Francisco. Provisions were very scarce and
high. Ten barrels of beef and pork were mold for
1,000 dela. At the beginning of the month, the
Panama Railroad was opened to Bojio Bolded°, and
on the 1d of Jane will be open to Barbacoas,vibere
the bridge will bo placed. All the passengers from
the United States go per rail to Bojio Bolded°.