The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The senni Spsnish ezpedit'on for Italy left Barce-
lona on the Ist lost., but was obliged to put luck, on
account of bad wetther:

The committee of the Spanish Senate on the new
Tariff Bill reported on tte 3rd inst. in favour of the
measure.

MADRID. 'tag 4.—Three per Ceuta., RA paper, coupon detached;
nee per ppm., 10i paper. Coupons toi. Bank of Et. genhnand,
aoae); 64 piper. Exchange ea Landes. 30.50.

THE LEVANT.

By this mail we have letters from our cones-
ponden's,—at Malta to July 2, at C nistantinopie to
June 25, and at Ath .ns to June 28. A Sardinian
reamer, on the 21st ult., brought to Malta Captain
Caldbeck and the crew of the la'e Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamer Ganges from Genoa,
the Sardinian government having purchased the
Ganges, wilco: captain and crew left for Eagland in
the Sultan, on the 24th. Business was very dull at
Malta. Our correspondent wr:t •s:
•" The governor has lately promulgated an ordinance
for the establishment of an increase in the council of
government. I. is now to consist of eighteen members,
ten to be appointed by government, and eight to be
elect .d by persons qualified to sit as juror►, from
which body also the elec'ed are to be chosen. In the
event of an equality of voter, the governor to have a
casting one. This 1. all a mere farce, a mere pretence
at a liberal institution. No measure cin ever be
crrEed unle-s it meet the governor's approbation ;
and even should he, to court popularity, allow it to
pass here, a hint to Downing-street, and it's barked
there."

We read in the Malta Mild the 28:h ult. :

A Pew days ago, the Maltese MI rohaut colleen ()iodate,
loaded with p.wder, bound for Ancona, hoisted her ciluurs
to H. M. B. Frolic, there lying. The Glaciate was items-
diet. ly boarded by an Austrian Meer be:onging to a largo
fingtve lying outside, and ca•ried to sea, the frigate &teem-
pan) inst. On this being observed by Coot. Vanrittart, he
immeniately got the Frolic under weigh, in pursuit, and
reaching the Austrian, declared he had no right to make a
capture of the Euglish chip, and warmly insisted on Lis
yisldiag her up The Austrian refused, and the Frolic, a
mere guu-boot compared with his giant ed y, i it. pared
kr avian. The Austrian, after no small share of bullying,
thought Li tter of the tiffair, and gave up his prze, (hell ing
that, althialgh she might anchor of Ano,no, yet she would
not be allowed to land her powder. We do not know how
the affair finished, but we must admit the little brig chows d
fine pluck, and, from what we have heard of Cap. Vansittert,
any attempt on the part of the Austrian to carry out his
views would have gloved of a very queer kind fur fr:lie.

At Constsntinople nothing was heard of or seen but
" reviews, field-dim naval evolutions and all the
busy clank and din of war." Two farge ships-of-
war, one of 140 guns, were to leave in a few days,
to juin the Beet in the Bosphorus, as to the object of
which every one seemed ignorant.
Frekihts to E :gland 7e. per quarter.
Our correspondent wr;tes
" A powder mill at Saint Oeorge's blew up, con-
taining 800 barrels of powder; fifteen persona were
killed ; some of the atones, of which only a few
remain, were thrown to the diatancr of a mile.
"Important changes have just taken place in the
governments of Moldavia and Wallachia. Prince
Stourdza has bc'n relieved in Moldavia, at his own
request, and Prince Cr. goiro Gniks named in
his place. Barbo S.irley is named hospodar of Wal-
Ischia ; he and Prince Chhiks have been amt fur to
Cons'antinople to be invested.
" Tne government has sent a memorandum to all
the foreign embassies, informing them that no print-
ing establishment will bs allowed in Syria without
the sultan's permission. All without it will be seizei."

"Greece," eye our Athens oorrespindent, "dill
enjoys the blesting of King Otho's rale and an empty
treasury." Brigandage still continued.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF TILE CAMBRIA.
[By Electric Telegraph.]
LIVERPOOL, TORIIDAT MORNING.

The Brit'sh and North Ainerican Royal Mail
steam-packet Cambria, Captain Leitch, arrived here
this morning, with six days' later dates fram America
than those brought to Sauthampton by the Hermann,
the Cambria having left New York on the 27th, and
Halifax on the 30th of June. Her further dates ex-
tend down u follows: St. Louis and eincinatti, 23rd
Mt.; Mobile, 25th; New Orleans, 24th; Boston, Bal-
timore, and Charltston, 26. h ; and Philadelphia, 27th.
The news brought over by the Cambria is one
week later than that conveyed by. the Europa.
We are now advised of the arrival at Halifax of the
steam•ship Hibernia, which sailed hence on the
16th ult.

There is nothing of interest or of importance by the
present arrival.
The cholera reports are much of the same character
as thee formerly received. The disease was gene-
rally prevalent throw...bout the Union, and in some
portions of the British colonial paseetsions, but the
virulence which characterised its progress in the East
and many portions of the west of Europe was wantir g,
so that little alarm was created. In the crowded
ports and cities the deaths were more numerous in
proportion than elsewhere, but in no instance is the
fatality a cause of serious apprehension.
Quietness continued to prevail in Canada. No
serious macifes ation had taken place since the de-
parture of the last mail for England.
Dives from Montreal are to the 231 ult.

It was stated that, the 24th being the natal day of
Siint Jean Baptiste, the patron taint of the French
Canadians, it was expected that the party of that
came would have paraded the stnets ; but in return,
it is said, for the kindness of Lord Elgin in prohibit-
ing the celebration, it was postponed till the 25th,
which is the anniversary of Bannockburn. About
4,000 persons were in the procession. The Secret
Tribunal still presided at the Oovernment-house, Re-
quiring. all possible evidence.
The intelligence from New Orleans states that the
great crevasse at Slaves had been closed, and that the
water was still receding. The health of the city was
improved.
In commercial matters we learn that the money
market at New York, sines the departure of the
Europa on the 20th ult., bad been more eisy than
usual, that money was plentiful for all legitimate
purposes, and could be obtained at very moderate
rates. _ .

The trade of the country, generally speaking, is
reprted to be in a moat satisfactory coed►tion.
Treasury notes are quoted at 117. Pennsylvania
Fives, at 95.
Breadstuff*: There is very little to vary our last
report of this market.
The following are a few of the quotations :—Wes-
tern Canal flour, 4 dole. 50c. to 4 dole. 6210. per brl. ;
Genesee prime wheat, 1 dol. 28c. to 1 dol. 300. per
601br.; southern wheat, 1 dol. 4c. to 1 doL 6a per
60:bo.; Indian corn, round yellow, 58c. to 60c., barely
supported; southern, white, 56c. to 58c. per busheL
The cotton market at New York is reparted brisk,
with a good average amount of business doing.
Priors have slightly advanced, as will be seen by
the following quotations: New Orleans and Mobile,
mid, fair to fair, 84c. to 810., showing • rise of lc.
Upland, mid. fair to fair, tile. to 81.., showing a use
of lc.
The provision nisi* is dull. Pork is quoted at

10 dole. 25c. to 10 dela. 37c.; prime sell. at
8 Polo. 75c.

Exchange on London ii quoted at 108; to 109,
s'eady, with a fair demand ; on Paris, 5 d 01.,. 27e.,
with small sales; on Hamburg, 331 to 35!; on
Bremen, 78 to 781. Frights remain unchanged.