The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-19 00:00:00

CANADA.

The imperial government are about making ar-
rangements for the withdrawal of a portion of the troops
from Upper Canada. It is said that only one garrison
will remain in the province, and this to be stationed
at Kingston. A similar arrangement is to be made
with reference to the military posts in Lower Canada,
Quebec to be the only garrison town.
These posts arc to be maintained by the imperial
government as heretofore, while the province is to
have the option of keeping up the present military
establishments at its own cost. The withdrawal of
the troops, it is supposed, will have an injurious
local influence, whatever may be the effect on the
future destiny of the colony.

CENTRAL AMERICA.
We find in the Trait d Uniun of Mexico the fol-
lowing news from Central America to the ith of
March :

After the defeat of the troops of San Salvador and Hon-
duras, General Carrera entered Santa Anna without any
resistance. There Carrera /sent an official communication
to the government of San Salvador, to ask satisfaction in or-
der to repair the damage done by the invasion of the Goa-
tcmalean territory. The minister, Jose A. Jeineuer, in the
name of the government of San Salvador, said that he was
ready, to settle all difficulties, but he thought that the oc-
cupation of Santa Anna by the troops of Carrera was an
obiitacle to the transaction. Carrera responded that he
could not evacuate Santa Anna before peace was agreed
upon, and that he would call new troops, and should occupy
other portions of San Salvador till this state should have
nominated some commissioners for arranging the con-
ditions of a treaty of peace. The government 01

Viistie. on the other hand, more favourably disposed I
late en to General Carrera to evacuate the department
abominate, to leave some troops on the frontier, to return
to the capital, and not to leave to San Salvador any objec-
tion is refusing peace.
After New orders, General Carvers returned to Gusto-
male with his victorious army, where a brilliant nmption
was given to him.
I At Son Salvador, an important change bad taiga place
ii in the government, as has before been mentioned. The
houses of congress were called together, and an accusation
made and voted against President Vaseoncelos fur a viola-
Hion of the constitution, and the Vice-President, Fehr
°ulnas, took his place at the head of the administration on
the let of March.
I The es-President Vasoncelot, so put in accusation after
his unhappy expedition against Guatemala, has demanded,
in an address to the senate, to be immediately tried, in
order to justify himself before the country.
In Honduras, things appear to be as at Salvador ; the
country highly disapproves of the course of President Juan
Linde, for having entered into a coalition with San Sal-
vador against Guatemala, the result of which was so unfor-
tunate ; and we should not be astonished to hear that, like
Doroteo Vasconcelos, he should be called upon to give an
account of his conduct on that occasion to the congress of
his country.

WEST INDIES.

The Merlin, arrived at New York from Bermuda,
brings advice' to the 28th of April, and the
American steamer General Taylor, from Kingston,
dates to the 23rd ult. The following summary con-
tains all that is interesting :
of '

JAMAICA.—A member of the Howe of Assembly of
Jamaica has been expelled his scat, he having been
found guilty at the assizes of forgery while acting as
commissioner of public accounts. The cholera has
spin broken out in the parishes of Hanover, and
shoo made its appearance in Westmoreland, the
disease in each instance proved fatal in about two
hours after attacking its victim.