The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-24 00:00:00

eftpled—that of y. the
is Job-week. Th=
Mem oestiamed It is Aemwei: " The
Add tbelr ow, onstinee averse to work. A low
can em met esiabea, but the Islam& as a whole,
primes the mimeehie platers of manors being
*SAW power or avelicreiti; *snub vageboadiring and re-
mining esordlisilomel martheritiee—both ammo cad
Irons. Tie Maim map mew somewhat sombre, b7alart
aeveollsolum tomq mod we wield etronsty resommead absen-
tees to book Aar 1111111 awn interest ia good tins. The pm-
smst Mode of thine menet inlet magi haver." Is am-
monia alike there wee so improwomomal peat deism pre-
nab, At he* dry goods and peowidome. The eamonaptaes
el imputed Midas had emeicksehip desliet.
BARBADOEJL—The papers amuses v.=
of W Legislative Amiably 6p lie Willem
who, in his edirma, seagretalMed the nimbus as lin
satiemnry appanage a the mop. The Weed
bed bum Anted with MOM gee Ma k preekons le Ulla the
by esedasumee of dry weather bed mei mimed the
teepee of the agriculturists. Sehaariptioa BO hod been open
Ar the wpm of preseethig to Celessel Rad, the late
governer, • suitable testiesselal. It we &sided that no
costrlbutke should exceed an idler. Pastels= to the gal.
Wt • °loners deponent a very keep pa model of the
inhabitants of Brldgetewn leek plate, Ise the gnome el
exprresing their regret at tie loss of a govensor wholesome
to have endeared himself to all ideesea
BRAZILB.—Datee hem Peenembsoo to the 18lb,
and Rio Janeiro to the Ilk of Odubsr, have bean received
in Liverpool. The aomeats from Sit state: "We have had
a change in the eatriaoL The few mho at mean steads
thus F eiga AMMO sad Weft of remods, Viand'
do Olinda ; , Thomas de Mena Alegre ,• Justice,
Busoblo ,• Marne sad Imitate' of War, Maned Felnardo de
Scan s mem."
CENTRAL AMERICA. The lLmduraa
Ob-
server, of the 18th of September, states that, by the latest
&dynes, Ciaatamala appeared to be in a most deplorable con-
dition. Within the city all government was at en end ; and
without it was surrounded by insurgents. under Semi°
Cr,,.. The assailants demanded ken days sacking or
100,000 dollars, 60,000 had boon offered, but refused.
Schoenen had been despatched from Bolin to Yubal to
bring bark thygoods recently shipped to that port. The
JIOIIIOII Morning Journal of 22nd Oct. announces the snivel
of Don Francisco Costellan, Minister of Foreign MBAs of
the Republic of Nicaragua. Don Fraaaisoo, it was under-
stood, was to proceed to London on a spinal mission relative
to the occupation of San Juan do Niwregna by a British
fora, in the name of the King of Mosquito.
CUBA.—The government of this island bu pub-
lished the following orders for encouraging the import of
coal : Foreign ships which shall import, in cod, a number
of toss superior to that carried upon their papers, shall pay
only four reds (t dollar) per ton of tonnage duty, and the
ehorges of the captaincy of the port. Vowels which shall
firing whatever other merchandise, in additicel to am Kelt
shall forfeit all right to the shove disposition. The entry
of coal is free of all duty." In trussatitting.thcse reran.
tints to his government, M. Wort, the Deigns natal at
. Havannah, nouns, that they may prove of advantage to
Belgian shipping visiting Cubs to take in segue. He esti-
. mates that the saving upon the tonnage duties, for
• those which carried coal, would be equal to
1 dollar sad 1 e reels per ten. The coesamption
of coal in the island, he awls, amounted in the
year 1817 to 405,400 quintals, but the rapid waste of the'
woodlands in the interior, joined to the inseam of steam
navigation, and the use of stuns engine on the railroads, in
; the sugar winks and industrial estaldishownts, mast rapidly'
augment the cosuumption. Ihe average sale pries of cal
daring the present year has been six dollars the ton, say
about Ws. Bd., to which add the economy on the tonnage;
duties as now ordered, and the gram product would be 7 del-
lere le reels per ton; • rate of retina which he Anus sans-
footway, and which circumsteaces might improve. The sea-
sal consesunicatis also important information, it is said, about
the import of iron and nails into Cubs ; but this is not made
public, but has been laid before the chambers of COMUSITOII of
Liege and Charleroi.