The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-14 00:00:00

691.] LONDON, TUESDAY, NOY. 14, 1848. [THR.EEPENCE.

16th. News from California to the 15th Aug. states
that the gold fever there was on the increase. There
had been a counter-revolution in Mazatlan.
The state of business at New York isles' favourably
reported. Money was tighter. Exchange on Lon-
don,loBl to 1; on Paris, 5 25, with but little inquiry;
on Hamburg, 351 to ,• and on Bremen, 78 to 1.
The depression in the grain market continued,
and a further decline had taken place. Quotations
are as follows: Gentleman prime wheat, 124 to 126 ;
Indian flat yellow corn, at 69; Southern white Indian
corn, 64 to 66 ; Indian meal, per barrel, 3 dole. 25c.
to 3 dole. 371 c. A further fall in the price of cotton
had taken place at New York. The market we. still
in the depressed condition before reported, and very
few transactions had taken place. Prices: New Or-
leans and Mobile cotton, middling fair, 61 to 61; Up-
lands middling far to fair, 61 to 61, showing a fell of
1 cent. Freights remained unchanged at the steamer'.
departure, the asking rates being 2.. 3d. to 26.43 d.
Freights of grain, 71d. to Bd. Cotton, Ic. to 3-16 c.,
F.C.L.S. bales; Ic. to Ic., F.C.111.
The following is from the New Orleans Picayune,
Oct. 22:
The British steamer Forth, Edwin Shade', Esq , cora-
mender, wind at Ship Island early in the afternoon of
Friday, the 20th lust. Our dates by this arriv..l are to the
14th trout the city of Mexico. We have accounts from an
intelligomt Me mean that th? 9th of this month we. filed
upon for a revolutionary outbreak in the city of Mexico,
of which the reputed leaders were nerals Basadre,
Tonle% and Alrnonte. The government called out
the National Guards from their quarters, and stationed
them is the plaza, and artillery was stationed to
protect the squsre, on which the placefronts. The aetenipt
was thus thwarted. Senores D. Augustin Inn bide sad D.
Manuel Parteannyo, and many other officen, have been
thrown into prison by the government. Toe object of the
conspirators was to bring hack Santa Anna. All the papers
allude to the prof. ass on foot to enable Santa Anna tiresome
power, and area still predict that rot two months will elapse
wore he is reinstated. Two of his private secretaries,
Senors Ari!laga and Genii., are now in Mexico, having
proceeded thither on the last voyage of the Forth. We have
no new developments in regard to the Tampico movement.
The papers treat all the pretexts of Castilla as shallow and
man mptiWe, regarding his operations as a part of the Siena
Madre project, for which some of the papers would bold
General Urrea responsible. General Bustamente is to com-
mand the troops which are to attempt to stay the
threatened dismemberment. They will amount in a few
days to 4,000 men, it is said. The news we gave
Vera Cruz.
from Yucatan is confirmed by a further anival at
Vera Cruz. Great fears are expensed lett the Indians
should besiege and retake the towns of Saute end Telma.
A new tariff ham been reported in the Chamber of Deputies
of M. sic°, which it is thought will be adopted. We have a
copy of It, but no time to examine it before going to press.

COMMERCIAL.
New Yoaa, Oct. 31 —Attme.—The aalcs are moderate,
at a dote kw both sorts.
Conon.— A moderate amount of sales, wothout &nimbi prkes.
Pi.ora.-7M market is rather dull, mid yreteedars prices cbtained
with Mlfealty. Good round hoop Ohio has sold at S dole. 23a, and
some Michigan. Pure Genottem, S dole 371. No change la nomboun.
Rye flour. 3 dot. 30e. to 3 dole 30a. Cora meal, 3 dots. 31a. to
3 do's. 3715.
Gatte—Sulea of 4,700 budiels Grammes Wheat 113, which 1.
cheaper: no mks of other kinds. Corn le doll, at the quotations of
yeetarday. Rye. 07a. Oct., 330. to 34e.
Poommotte—The market is very dull, and Woes unchanged.
Lard; Mks at fie. for prime In barrels, sod 510. in kegs.

CUOLlERA.—Yteterday, the following cues were
reputed to the bused of health Marylebone, 1; Step-
ney, 1 ; L imbeds, 2, 4 deaths ; Southwatk, 8, 4 deaths;
Camberwell, 3, 2 deatha ; Greenwich, 3, 1 death ; Stamford
Hill, 1 fatal; nabwark, 1 fetal; Edinburgh, 14, 4 fatal;
Lditlt, 7,1 latal.—Total : 39 new ewe, 18 deaths.

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Consrasmitort.s, Oct. 26.—Vesaels are now plentiful,
and freights consequently low: Bs. 6d. hence to England is
the highest offer d; Austrians take Bs. to load at VerSe-
9*. in full. Muff hard Wheat is 23p. to 24p. the kilo ; Be..
saris, 22p. to 23p. ; Bounielia, 18p. to 29p. ; Rootelis, soft,
17p to 18p ; loft, 18p. to 17p. Indian Corn, 16p.
to lip. Barley, Bp. to gip. Oats, Bp. to 80. Rye, Ilp. to
12p. The three last rye scarce. Ez-hange on England,
110 p, the pound sterling.

PRODUCE.—MINMNO-LANs, Ilanoast
The large public Islas of Sugar are progressing heavily, im-
porters buying in freely to support prices. Refined market
matinees doll.—Tess Coffee sales are rase going off heavily.— '
Rite: The public sales of Madras and Bengal, together 9,000
bags, went off with lea spirit than taut week, but
prices were about sustained.—Pepper A part only of the
3,000 bags Sumatra sold 21 to n per lb.—Cotton steely, bat
not active.—Saltpetre: 1,200 big?, refraction 101, sold in
public sale at 265., which was a full pries ; Nitrate of B des
sold by priests contract, 12s. to 124. 6.1.—8 um
other snicks no material alteration.