The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE SCREW STEAMER
ANDES.
(FRO)[ OUR OWN CORRISPONDRNT.)

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY.
By the arrival at our port to-day of the Cunard
screw steam ship Andes, Captain Moodie, we are in
receipt of advices from New York to the Bth instant.
The Andes has brought 55 passengers and 150,000
dole. in specie on freight.
The Royal Mail steam ship Arabia, from hence on
the 24th ult., arrived at New York on the 6th iost.
Secretary Marcy has resumed the duties of his
office in Washington.
Some months ago the United Stateedeputy-marshal
of the eastern district of Pennsylvania, with his aids,
proceeded to Wilkesbarre for the purpose of arrest-
ing a fugitive slave belonging to a gentleman of Vir-
ginia, but, being violently smiled by a number of
the inhabitants of that neighbourhood, the officers
were compelled to return to Philadelphia without ac-
complishing their obect. The marshal wrote to
the Secretary of the Interior upon the subject, who
declares that, so far as depends on his department,
the law shall be executed in good faith, and that the
officers employed in carrying it into effect shall be
sustained.

A despatch from Wuhington announces that Poet-
master-General Campbell is endeavouring to so
arrange the transmission of the Southern mail u to
prevent failures, and reduce the time one day be-
tween New York and New Orleans.

Accounts of the awful effects of the yellow fever
continue to reach us by every mail from the South.
Out of ninety inhabitants at Lake Providence sixty
have died. We also learn that four of the crew of
the barque Franklin died of the epidemic on a re-
cent voyage between New Orleans and Baton.
A despatch from New Orleans states that the I
weather as cool, the city healthy, and absentees are
returning.
The latest returns from Georgia render it pro-
bable that Mr. Jenkins, the Union whig candidate
for governor, has been elected.

INTELLIGENCE.

There is uo important change in money matters, but the
demand is more active at seven per cent. Paper is harden-
ing. First class names eau be hail at 10 and 12 per cent.
Government stocks •111 quiet, bat from Crystal Palace shares
agaia lower, selling at 65.
In es:hange there is not much movement, but rates are
steady at 9 and 10 per cent., with few sales above 91 per
cent. Francs, 5 15 and 5 121.
The foreign news has had a favourable effect upon the
breadstuff market, and canoed large transactions. Flour is
about c. 12 per barrel higher, and wheat is very firm.
Were vessels more plentiful, the business would be math
Isiler.
he cotton market continued dull and inactive.

Pork ruled quiet, but steady in value.
The market for freights under the foreign news is
buoyant sod active. Shipmasters generally at the dose
asked 15d. to Uverpool, but 76,000 to 100,000 bushels of
wheat and corn were engaged at I3d. to 1314.; Sour,
Se. N. to 4e. ; cotton, 500 bales, 5.164. To Loodon—For
wheat 184. was asked, and ss. for flour. As eorgement
of 1,000 barrels was made at "I. 03d. ,To Glasgow, 15d.
ard 41.

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY Evixixa.

The 'Washington is off Cowes on her way to Bre-
men, having left New York on the Bth inst. Amongst
her cargo is specie to the value of nearly a quarter
of million of dollars, chiefly for France.
The new constitution had been inaugurated at
Panama.

From Havanna we leant that the prosecution
against Marty, for being concerned in kidnapping
Indians of Yucatan, had been suspended, and the
Indians will be kept in bondage.
Yellow fever prevailed at Havanna amongst the
shipping, and still prevailed in the south.
A great fire has taken place in Buffalo.
Commercial, as per Andes.