The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-13 00:00:00

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the grateful and nif renvallab 11 ////t/i. and being perfectly In.
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end the ponces of the winery. fa M. per bottle. rob! by A.
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BEDFORD STAKES of 50 BON 9. each. 17 subs.
Sotterly .
Tisiphone .
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Won by a head.
MATCH ; 100 ; h. ft.
Fiatiana beat The Cardinal's Niece.
THE OATLANDS, of 30 soya. each. B.M.
The Cur .. 1
Gabbier .. 2
Headsman 3
Bella Donna . . 4
SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soya. each. Winner to be
sold for 80, &c.
Dromedary 1
Silistria filly . .
Peeress filly . .. 3
*Ten ran.

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ii AND LONG LIFE.
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BER MEETING, now on, the result of each
cley's racing will appear in the EXPRESS of the
same evening.

SWEEPSTAKES of 100 nom each. P.M.
Bridle .. .. walked over.
MATCH; 100. D.M.
Lady Lurewell received forfeit from Craftsman.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'clock.

We yesterday announced the arrival at Liverpool
of the Antelope screw-steamer, with late accounts
from the Brazils and the River Plate. I ler dates are
--Monte Video, the 9th, and Rio Janeiro, 28th Aug. ;
and Bahia, 4th Sept- The news from Rio Janeiro is
chiefly of commercial interest. Discounts continued
east-, 7 per cent. being the prevalent rate, and money
abundant. Exchange upon London had declined
about 1 per cent. The closing transactions for Sea-
gull were at 27 per cent. to 1; for the northern
steamer, and subsequently, until the 18th August
inclusive, 271 was the quotation, whilst front the
19th to the 21st August bills to some extent
were negotiated at 274 to 271, principally at
27, and at the latter quotation the market was flat.
Freights had advanced ss. to 10s. In imports, trans-
actions had been limited, but a fair business had been
done is produce. At Bahia business, generally
speaking, had been anything but satisfactory. A
dulness, almost unexampled, had prevailed in the dry
goods trade, notwithstanding the very low prices
ruling, excepting only some articles for export.
At Monte Video a modification of the mtnistry had
taken place, Pareyra and liarreyro having resigned,
in consequence, it was said, of a demand made by
some military chiefs for the appointment of a com-
mission ti treat with General Oribe for terms of
peace. They had been succeeded by Obes and Ma-
nuel Herrera.
The Cummereio del Plata, of 13th Aug., says :
Advises have been received at Burma Ayres from Cor-
rientes, which are of importance. It appears that there had
been a renewal of the offensive and defensive alliance on the
part of the government of Paratuay ; that they had
already furnished 3,000 men, end were prepared to send
a further reinforcement. All the Argentine officers,
formerly iu the service of Roses, had Backed to
the division at Paracuay. "This," adds the Commerrio
del Plata," we have only on the faith of our correspondent,
hat we know hiut, and believe it to be authentic." Our
correspondent further adds, that Urquiza had entirely broken
of negotiations with Corrientes—that it woe thought the
chief of Entre Rios would not make any attack upon his
neighbours. The friends of Roses still complain of Urquiza,
and stigmatise him as a traitor. This bad feeling ha lately
increased, on account of trrquiza having refused to close the
ports of Entre Rios to the trade of Monte Video, as Rosa
hail required. The Consmercio del Plata then proceeds in
a long strain of invective against Roses, for wishing to ruin
the trade of all the neighbouring ports, as he hid already
rained that of Buenos Ayres.
A po-tecript of the BritisA Packet of Buenos Agree, of
the ith of August, says: Although hostilities were resumed
on the other side of the river on the 2nd inst., we rejoice to
state that the hope of seeing this fratricidal war, kept alive
t' by and for" the stranger, speedily terminated, has not
altogether vanished.
The Monte Video Constitutional, of the 4th instant,
announces that it was in contemplation to send a deputation
of native inhabitants to the camp of President Oribe for the
purpose of treating for peace.
From Buenos Ayres there does not appear to be
anything of importance. Oa the 28th of July, in a
message delivered to the House of Representatives,
Roses gave a detailed account of the negotiations
carried on between himself, Lord Howden, and Count
Walewaki.