The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-10 00:00:00

CUBAN AFFAIRS.

(By Electric Telatersph.)
PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONI

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAT.
By the arrival of the American mail steam-ship
Baltic, Captain Comstock, we are placed in posses-
sion of three days later intelligence from New York.
The Baltic sailed from that port direct on the 30th
ult., and arrived in the Mersey a few minutes since.
The Baltic brings 126,0001. in specie on freight.
Great excitement continues to be manifested in
the United States relative to Cuban affairs. Meet-
ings had been held in all the large town, denouncing
the course taken by the Cuban authorities.
A force of 1,000 men were collected at New Or-
leans, awaiting the means of conveyance to Cuba.
There are no later accounts from that island.
The Spanish consul at New Orleans had resigned
on the 28th of August, and left the Spanish residents
under the protection of the English and French con-
suls. The letter-book of the Spanish consul was
seized by the mob.
Up to the departure of the latest Cuban despatches
the fate of the American invaders was net known.

At New York, and in the northern and eastern
cities, the most serious aspect hitherto of the Cuban
affair is said to be the stopping and boarding the
mail steamer Falcon. _ .

Great excitement continued throughout the States,
mass meetings being held in all directions.
The American consul at Havannah was likely to
be recalled. His conduct was generally mprehended.
Additional precautions against any further inva-
sion were being taken by the government.
I Many outrages were committed on Spanish citi-
zens throughout the States.
The Royal Mail steam ship Asia, Captain Judkins,
arrived at New York, at 5.30 p.m., on the 28th ult.,
and the Hermann, Captain Crabtree, from Southamp-
ton, on the 29th ult.
The steam ship Ohio had arrived at New York
with advice, from Jamaica to the 17th ult.. . .

The cholera was abating in all parts of the island.
Advices from New Grenada to the 17th ult. con-
firm the accounts of a revolution having broken out,
headed by General Borrera.

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Business at New York was tolerably active. The money
market had slightly improved, though it still continued
light, and paper was reported scarce. Stocks were un-
changed.
BRELDSTVIMB.—The market was very unsteady, owing
to the advice* from England being unfavourable. Prices
were receding, and few transactions have taken place.
Western Canal flour, 3 dolt. 87)e. ; Oennessee prime Wheat,
96c. to 98c. per bushel ; Indian corn, round yellow, 66c. to
58e. per bushel.
Corrox.—The market at New York was quiet. A mo-
derate business done, prices being steady. New Orleans
and Mobile, mid. fair to fair, 10e. to lOic. per lb. ; Upland
and Florida, mid. fair to fair, 911 c. to 9)c. per lb.
AsHas.—Pot ashes have been in demand during the week
at 12 dolt. 61c., with sales of 350 barrels,Pearls are steady,
at s)e. per lb., with small sales.
lanes.—Scotch pig iron is in fair demand. 800 tons have
been sold at 19 dots. 50e. to 19 doll. 75e., six months. 200
tons English bars. 32 doh. 50c. 200 tons refined on private
terms, and 250 tons Irish wrought scrap, 24 doh six months.
Famous are low; little doing.
PaovistoNs.—Pork was dull; the last prices were a
shade higher. Beef more in demand, at former prices.
Excusxort on London, 1101, 110) (sales moderate) ;
Paris, 6.12 ; Hamburg, 361, ).

IN CUBA.

(From Um Americas Pawn.)

N.w bairlANB, Atro, 29.

The Falcon has arrived with still later advice,
from Hanna. Private letters received here state that
4,000 of the government troops have deserted and joined
L,sa and Ms forces. The mast intense excitement pre-
vailed throughout the whole Wand, and there was no

business doitiat
We learn Col. Clendenen, who was the ant of the
50 shot at Havana, was a young lawyer of New Orleans,
and a native of York county, Pa., and during the war with
Mexico served with great distinction in the battles of
Monterey. and Buena Vista, under General Taylor, with
Miseisippt Regiment, commanded by Col. Jefferson Davis ;
that Captain Victor Km was the eon of Dr. Her, of
New Orleans, who wee a seugeon in the British army
during the battle of New Orleans. He was known as a
brave and chivalric youth, being but 23 years of age. He
leaves a widow and child ia that city. Capt. James Brant
was also from New Orleans, sad had served in the late war
with Mexico. Napoleon Coffins has been recognised as the
name of a young man of Southwark, Philadelphia. He
has been absent for some years and his former acquaintance
knew nothing of his whereabouts, until seeing his nano
among those butchered at Havana.

SPANISH ACCOUNTS.
The Diario de la Maraw, of the 15th, has only an allu-
sion to the aff'sa thus : _ _

" We have before us a letter from Bahia Honda (Deep
Bay), dated yesterday, giving some particulars of the glo-
rums deeds of oar soldier at Pease, which we cannot omit
to communicate to oar readers, for although it relates to
the doings of only one of the three companies that had a
put in the attack, it is not the leas honourable to our army
than to those who, with pride, bear the name, of Spaniard.
" Scarcely had we commenced," says the distinguished
lieutenant of the brilliant rifle company of Corona,
" when our captain was wounded, and I could do no more
than pier myself in evamand, when I had the misfortune
to find myself without any officer, for they also had been
wounded. (The Americans always aimed first at the
°Seem) In this situation, with thirty men, I advanced
with fixed bayonets, upon the house in which the enemy
was sheltered, and although I was unable to capture them,
I had the satisfaction of killing between. 18 and 20, among
whom was a general (for so his epaulets and uniform de-
' situated him) and several other officers. The general was
1 kjied by a bayonet in the hands of • soldier at my side,
timed Joaquin Farinas, who was fne smallest in revise of
tie company, but in valour equal. to the most valiant in the
way. In this attack we so mixed with the envmy as to
tospede our force by reason, of our close prozinuty. I
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