The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-18 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIES.

The Royal West India mail packet Tyne, Captain
wilier, from the Wan lodise etc, arrived at Southamp-
ton yesterday. Her dates of :ailing are :—Janniea, Jane
26; Demerara. 26 ; Trinidad, 28 ; Bartwdors, 27 ; Antigua,
29; Munition', 30; Grenada, 24; Porto Biro, ; St.
Thomas, July 1.
The Tyne brings 133 piesengen. She Ina no ma:l from
Mexico. The freight includes one million dollen.
Men of experience entimpate a very sickly seam in
Jamaica. The yellow favor I rife at St. Thomas's, par-
ticularly among the ablpp.ng. At Trinidad, dyeentsry has
become prevalent, and appears likely to bureau from the
&Them of the season.
The new' from the islands is meant, and of little interest.
The tidings of M:. Crompton's dismissal from Washington
had coated considerable excitement.

In the Jamaica market cos.idereble additions of Ameri-
can butter have taken plans, and prises have given way
materially. Sales have been made at from 9d. to 11d.,
&Geordie/ to quality. A small lot of Irish, of prime quality.
mold at 16d., and of Ralifas sales liars rued at 134 d. to 144.
Small sales of candles have taken place, at 7.1. to 74d. The
supply is immense. The stock of malt is very large, owing
to the very liberal ree.,pts for some weeks past. Strong ale
sontieues to command 12.. for quart. and 7s. for p nts. The
aecouncement of a large lot of rice, over 2,000 bags, to
arrive, has much depressed the marker. Sales hive been
leads in anticipation, at 14. 6d., in parcel' of 250 to we
bags. Rum is beteg bald at 3,6. i., proof 18. Soap is very
E LI: ott,n2o3ssalos Tis
to report. Of eager, sales have een made at
no one importation of 10'e during the
peat few weeks has considerably depressed the tobacco
marks% Etchings on London, 90 days, 1 per oast prim.
In Demerara the weather was everything that the
planters could desire.
In Molded the crop of sugar Is made and nearly shipped,
estimated at 30,000 hogsheads. The weather was very
favourable for planting operations.

NICARAGUA.
Genml Walker was at Granada, the capital of Hie:are-
na, and receiving reinforcements from the United States
(ef about 16)snea in M■y and Jane), which about make up
his losses by oholen, tte. The army of Coen Rica has
retreated within its own territory, panic-stricken by the
ranges of disease. The Costa Rican exchequer is
empty. It is alleged that the envoy of Costa Rica
hes induced the governmeat of Guatemala to join
Honduras and San Salvador in an expedition with
1,000 men,with Auld pieces, to co-omen against Walker,and
that the President-amoral Carrera will march at the head
'of a formidable body in the month of July. °estimate is
fa other respects tranquil, developing its internal resources.
Coln and sager are neonatally 'awed, and it is believed
the Inter will this year become an article of export. The
cochineal crop has ban a fair avenge in quantity, bat of
indifferent quality.
The frigates Sissqaehanna and Eurydice met, tainted
and parted inset cordially at Greytown. H.B.M.'s steamer
Hermes strived at Greytown June 16, left Jane 18. The
yellow fever had carried off sixty of the crew of the frigate
Malacca at Port Royal, and she had left for Halifax.

The following wen the movements of her M■jeaty's Alpe:
At Port ■l, Jamaica. H.M 8. Hermes sod Amphion
H.M 8. Malmo' was at 13 ,rmuda, much yellow fever and
desertion on hoard. td..t.arch left Callao for flomol,lo.
President ezoettad at Valparaiso. Trineotnalee left Val-
'maim for Vancouver's Island ; Cockatrice on the Peel&
Coast of Mexico ; and &irk bad left Valparaiso for Pa-
nama; Alarm and Hav-tnah on the soast of California;
Eurydice at Greltswn, in perfect health; Arachas at
Island of Trinidad.