The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-04 00:00:00

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MEXICO.

We lave ree,teed p_apnee ties the capital. They
tbe Sepadiecore ifonaor. Sit& XIX.. and
tie Troil I Moos, all to the *tat of August; sad
from the suit y of Ja/amtuahealie Tommllies of the 24th.
We have also the of the 14th of
Ja.
It appear that in Oteltnila the lodises have been
&pia seJung imptiene of a meet alermin4orat at
as a.
mt. They tad *mambo& within *Ott
beltillo woad without regattas% dabs, in p wader
ens: smears The geverece el the state nitteriy re-
roaches tbs astral governmest fee the isadequsey
GI its prosesmou, aid r =Mee Liamood Mg ins its.
fortunes edits!' toliow hie administration.
The municipal authorities at Tampico hays
Tiered of the general goveraineat a redwtiun of
duties on imports generally, and the free entry of
timber.
The cholera is raging in Durango and in Zacatecas.
San Bias is odd to be so torrid by it, and the inhabi-
tants insist it was introduced by the Am• ken steamer
California.
We select some :crap from the papers :
Ms Veit d'Union amens with enolidezee that Ens-
iled hes offered her mediation to Meilen, la tie war now
masks in Yuma& betweea the whites d 'Alma incur-
pat& Provided attain coaceseloas be ride by the Mai.
Mis reenenent favour el the lodises—foe eurapie, the
=eta penile of territory as which they may devote
to eglisultare, and sons otter suptilaticna be
speed to, Ragland will engage to seen the email-A of
bead sties, and the mtoratiue of easicable Walken bermes
the two rams. The Trait it Umiak, epentisnee ea this ez
teseedimary offer of mediation, says that Maenad to seeking
to obtaia an intense over the peninsular throsik Ina
friendly dispuitios to the ladies', in seder to eouterba-
lease the weieht of the United States en seek side of the
continent, England has also as eye to got a tooting in
Chilton, which borders on the PasiSe. S.• says the Trait
ir Unsafe, bat how it is diMealt to surmise. la this meaner
she would have the right of way over the continent from the
Atlantic to the Pudic However Ws may be, it le as-
sumed that the report of the offer of mediation had led to
the interpellotions of the adulators in the Sweat& The m-
oult of these inquiries hit not bees made buena.
Congress has postponed to a more propitious occasion the
settlement of the English. debt. The Trait says it may
predist, without fear el tialing_too ranch, that Donnas will
be done on the subject. Mr. Robertson, the man (story of
the British bondholders, bad publi hed all the documents re-
latives: the recent arrangements which had bees nude to
settle the matter, sad white failed. The Mexican pros had
discussed the question warmly pro and era.
Toe Globe; es very much alarmed lest the men on Round
Island stead be destined to lead et Toupin). to Add in the
est eh istment of the Sierra Madre repablie. It 'mods the
alarm to the government, (if !sport. be true), that the 427
men oa .unil Island are going to loved. sad conquer the
sollswing countries : Cuba. the Sierra Madre, the Nicaragua
sad Yestesue la.
The MeiifAli journals complain bitterly of the pretties
stilt kept up by the English at Belize, Honouree, of famish-
ing the liadeans of Yucatan with weapons and provinue,
whereby they areenabled to carry on the war against the
whi a.
In Ores .justo the iosorgeats of the Siena, to the nonioer
0100, have been defeated, by Do. Dolores Artistes. Tory
lost a large amount of arms and provision,. Toe number of
sad wrauded is not stated.
Charges have been preferred by a member.' the Chamber
of Deputies sg.ins: Do. Mariano Aries, Minister of War, for
hiving implicitly approved an order given by (lee. Drowse,
concerning ek insurgents of the Sierra Madre.
We ken little just now of the partisans of Santa Anna.
They appear 'Aber to have abandoned the idea of hie r.stor.-
ti in or to hare determined to wait fee a more favieurable o,
prcualty. la the meanwhile the government seems, se
usual, imbecile sad deeply easharraeeed.
Gisela Minos has quitted the capital, to relieve General
Bustaceeste I. its untamed of the army operating against
the insurgents in the Sierra Gnu.
General Guzman, who was at the plot of death at lent
engine loon Menu . has been rencred to health at Bas
Luis Potrai.
Sevi rut maiden bare lately been ccramitted in the city of
Miele°.
Toe deputise of the state of Onansjosta have entered as
accusation again': Grim. Parades end Bustamante fur having
approved Drage* Genet suspending all communication with
the Untwists of the Sierra.
The Pre Leh and Orman natio:Lel guard of the city of
Mune lull a grand banquet on the ISA ult. The Premise
sad Preach milsiaten were present.
The e,mmettee of the Chamber of Deputies, to which
was referred the &greenest with Br. itilh•ft*oll. for the
regulation of the foreign debt, bee not yet reported. As
attract% is to be male to light the Team National stab gas.
The Stat., oc New Leon hit abolished eaci-ee and all kiods
of duties imposed on trading open de
T. e e- 'Anted
briduc of Plau del Rio, sear the listle-field of C. aro 13 ,rdn,
has been dertroyed by a gust freshet. The Aaieviees bark
Minerva, fromS n D ego, California. sieved at klasithe sn
the 214 el JR y. The State of New Lees has emploied
D. S. N. de Rio Kanto to make a moped the State, 3,000
espies of which are to be swivel in this city. Sr. °essen-
tial has fetes chcaeo pretidest of the Mesleas Senate.

HAYTI.

The news of the change of this state from a mull-
lie to en empire was briefly communicated in the de
spatches brought by the Medway steamer with the
West India mail. 'the following mount of the cue-
; menial is from a New York paper :
By the mini et the I rig Hayti, Captain Cutts, at this
pert yeetimfay (Sept. 18), from Port an• Prince, we hive
received late,. and papers to the 3rd inst., containing the
important intelliginee that the republic of Hayti hos been
tessalorwid iota an empire, and the black president &logos
dignified with the ti la of " Fangio' I, Emperor," &a,
wherefore there have been very extravagant rejoicings
'meow tie limitless. The Ftwille de COMIMMIS Stabs that
ea the .ate, immediately after the Beasts had agreed
to the proposition of offering the imp vial diceity to
the President, if is body, aecompanied by the aril
and militiar funcionaries, preeenird themselves at the
palace, to o$ r homage to the new made Emperor, who,
recomosnini by tl a Empress, immediately received them.
Tke Presi,:rni of the Senate, M. Laroche', phieed the inn
pedal mown on the E nperor's head, and fined in the button-
hole of his c.pit a war of gad, at the mine time puelru over
the seek of the Empress a splendid and easily mild sleds.
Immediately sf er which ceremony there were load cheers
given witti flies of " Vies PEnipereur." A list of the
nobility, princes, i.ukre, Ac., was to be publish, d in • low
days.

COLONIAL

AUSTRALIA.—We have received files of papers
frr m Adelaide to the 19th of May inclusive.
'lne following vessels had arrived at Adelaide from
Englend :—The skip Stebonheath, with 373 free emi-
grants, last from Plymouth 31st January, ; the Ancient
Briton, from Newport, 22nd Dezember, with one
passenger ; and the William Hyde, from Plymouth,
28th January, with 104 passengers.
The Adelaide Obeereer Of the 12th May says :
The most noispect d of them arrivals is th.Wiiltam Hyde,
laving on hood railway eaglets. re Cs, and all the materials
of sonstructioa. Mr. Parker, the superinteadent, and Mr.
C. rewright Hill, etspiniter and Pere. yor, have arrived in the
same mufti The Ancient Britnabrioge the fuel, and therefore
nothiaw ..use wan. log to enable the company to go a-head.
Betides thins arrivals, Hardy's Shipping List contains the
SWIM of the following ships bound for Adelaide, or Adr-
lade sad Pert Phillip—newly, the Calcutta, Mewl*
Sasannals (mai nettle), Childe Harold, Dorothy, Inconstant.
(ensioants), Pieretiuts (mimeo), and Royal Sovereign.
The least day of 'milieu named beleg February 9th, several
of them vowels will shorty be doe. The number of ships
advertised he the cam • pug:cation for New Swath Wales was
sin, and ler Port Phillip ohs. The °Wand Grove left Ply-
mouth on the same d as the William Hyde.
The emigre t ship, Susannah, 514 tons, with nine
cabin and 216 steerage passengers, arched at Me-
hide on the 18th of May, as also the brig, Sarepta,
330 tons, from Swansea, with cargo and one pas-

anger.
The Susannah had a fine passage of 101 days from
Plymouth, during which three deaths and three births
occurred.

PORT PHILIP.—We have received Port Philip
journals of a few days' later date than those Vi-
vi usly to hand—namely, to June 1. On the day
preceding th‘t date, a discnetion mos in the Town
Omnoil of Melbiurne on the question of the alleged
" uniform eremite' of the municipal authorities from
the commies on cf the Fence.'
Alderman Kerr proposed "That the Uzi/Wive nom-
mittes be ins:rooted to frame a humble petition to her
Meaty the Queen, bringing under her Majesty's
notice the whole question of the treatment this cor-
poration has received at the hands of the executive
government of tte colony, in referent). to the appoint-
ments of the commission of pew- for the city and
territory, and praying her Majesty to Wm instruc-
tion" preventative of such injustice in future."
After some discussion this motion was carried,
Councillor 8 ephen giving notice of protest.
The journals contain nothing farther worth tran-
scribing.

'run SOU HAMPTON PORTION OT THE INDIAN
err•, a pan .A Which arived ed hlaneifies on Theralay
last. he 271 ultimo, reached 3 itehamptos yesterday, me
the Oriental gusto N aigation Company's ship Ripon. She
brought ittelhernes that on the 251 ult. French ships of war
sad two lent at awn ward throes,/ the Straits of Gibral-
tar to the westward, lea the nest day were seen off Tangier,
Tot did not euchre? terra