The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-26 00:00:00

BRAZILS.

Ily tho arrival at Liverpool of the clipper ship
Columbus, Goble, commander, from Pernambuco,
after a run of 24 ilays, dates have been re-
ceived from Pernambuco to the 21th ult. The
busy season in exports wits only just com-
mencing at Pernambuco, being about six weeks
later than last year. The receipts of sugar were daily
augmented, but prices were too light for general busi-
ness, the purchasers principally being fur native ports.
The quotations were first and second qualities,
white, 19s. 7d. to 11. Ss. ; third and fourth ditto,
Is. to 11.0 s. 6t1.; fifths and sixths ditto, 110. tkl.
to 19s ; yellow, or Muscovado, 13s. 6d. to 16e. ; regu-
lars, 14s. to 13s. Most purchasers of sugar were
waiting the ailvices from England by the November
stunner. l'rices of cotton had declined. Regular
first quality was quoted at 31d. to 30., and superior
3,d. to s:d. per lb. The recipts for the last 14
days have been 1,413 bags, making a total of 9,315
bags since last July. Est:lump dull, at 29d. to
211,d.
The English barque Clasen, from Valparaiso, ar-
rived at Pernambuco on the 22nd ult. seeking freights.
The following sailed from I'crnambuco :—The
William Russell, with 1,400 bugs of sugar; Water-
I Inc, with 1.71 M bngs of sugar; and Henry and
largarette, with 501 bags of cotton, all free for
Liverpool ; and the Martiada, for Lisbon.
The llouesta had engaged a cargo of cotton for
Liverpool, at 7-16ths of a penny per lb. The Mary
Haven of Scots was loading a cargo of cotton at
Paraiba. for Liverpool, at I,tl. per lb. The 'Titania
has born chartered for a cargo of sugar for the Chan-
nel, ut &Is. to 105. per ton.

UNITED STATES.

(By Elect& TOIMMO.)
!NOM OVII, OWN LOILRLSPONDES'
SOUTHAMMON, FILIDA‘ Al

The Humboldt has just arrived off Cowes, on her
war to Havre, with the mails for England. She
I, ft New York on the 13th inst. She brings 600,000
il..llars in specie, mostly in American gold. Kossuth
hid been received in the city of New York in the
most magnificent manner. 110 made his great
perch on the 11th. The Senate is almost solely oe
iapied with Kossuth. We learn that the resolution
et. Wilcox relating to him passed the United
States Senate by a vote of 36 to 6; it will pass the
Home by a larie majority.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 6 r.x.
MONTT M ‘Rxrr.—The stock market opened this morn-
Ma dun and dimmed; quotation, for nearly every fancy
ia the lists felt otf a fraction, and there was every appear-
awe of • popular break down.
BMA', are r►ti.—Flour varied little.
eUTTOM.—The demand was active.

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FlilliollTs moderate.
EICUANnit active, but rates firmly sustained. We quote
bills CS London at 101 to 101 per cent. premium.

PZOLI3II PRISONERS IN MOROCCO.—Tho Spanish
Military Gazette gives the following details relative to the
shipwrecked English who have fallen into the bands of
Moorish pirates:—" Melilla, Nov. 16.—The English crew
are still in the power of the people of Riff ; one sailor is
dozed, whether naturally or not is unknown. There are
five remaining: it was believed that they would speedily be
d livered, as a merchant vessel freighted by the English
(5111nd at Malaga had come to convey them to Oibraltar, but
e, natives have raised their claim, and now demand 200
i"...uris (101.) per bead. These poor sailors, sine: the
:mning of their captivity, have slept on the bare ground,
wlnth is a great hardship an the present season, and after
Lin: deprived of their clothes. Their only food is a coarse
14:u1 of museums is, very different fare from that to which
I.,•ai:-h ',slims are accustomed, anal which is of no ter-
/ice iu enabling them to support the inclemency of the
*tattier."

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iiIRRINGIIAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION RAILWAY.
"'The Baster in Chancery Brougham hu, in accordance
decidon of the House of Lords, struck the name
" Mr. Walstab off the list of contributories to this cum-
Nor " the costs to come out of the estate." Am no estate
hi tie shape of funds at prasent exists, and u ther3 is
‘stt great doubt of any 4,, meta being realised at all on ac-
a'at of the uon-liability of the contributories, in enclea•
'touring to ascertain which some thousands of pounds have
izpended at law, it is stated to be the intention of Mr.
".0 stab and others to sue the official manager for these
Pe.r.enally, while ou behalf of the latter a plea of
t`t"7,!thd7 is urged on the ground of his being an officer of
UOurt of Chancery.