The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-20 00:00:00

AMERICA.

(By Electric Teteraph.)
(PROM OUR OWN CoRREsPoNDRNT.)

LlVEltpooL, S.ATVIttpAY.MORN/N4

At half-past nino this morning the Royal Mail
steam-ship Asia arrived here from Boston, which
portshclaenftdo6n4
passengers.theth inst. She brings 82,00%
in specie
Business had been much interrupted at New York
by the excitement of the Kossuth agitation. Kosmth
was still at New York.
The President had despatched his son, M. P. Pill.
more, to Now York, to welcome Kossuth on behalf of
the Executive, and to invite him to visit Washington.
Advices from Nicaragua of the I,lth ultimo an.
nounce the defeat and capture of Minoq and all his
force.
Advices from Valparaiso, to the 25th of October,
state the rebel army in Chili, numbering 13,009 men,
had been repulsed by the government troops, and a
large number killed and taken prisoners.
Her Majesty's steamer Gorgon had captured the
rebel steamer Araca, and taken her into Valparatm.
Late advices from Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia
state that those places are perfectly tranquil.
The United States steam-ship Ohio, from rliagres
and Havannah, arrived at New York on the 7th inst.,
with 1.1,17.5 deli. in gold dust on freight.
Stocks and securities were firm. The failure 4
Hicks and Co. (old shipping house) of New York i,
announced. The money market was slightly caster.
The market for breadstuffs was firm.

IQVlsotis;teady ; mess pork, 151 ; prime,
The cotton market at New York was quiet, and
business to a moderate extent only had been done.
Prices wore quite steady. New Orleans and
mid. fair to fair, 91c. to 9Ze. per lb. ; Upland,
fair to fair, 8.-;e. to 9c.
Western Canal flour, 4 dole. to 4 dots. 121 c. !Yr
barrel, steady ; Gennessee prime wheat, I dol. to
1 dol. 22c. per 601bs. ; Indian corn, round yell. o.
60e. to 62c. per bushel ; Indian meal, 3 dots. V.e. to
3 dots. 37ie. per barrel.
Freights were unaltered in quotations.
Exchange on London, 1101 to 1101; Paris, 5.13,
Hamburg, 36 to 361 ; Bremen, 781 to 4.
NEW ORLEANS, Die. c.
Cotton firm and active. Sales, 12,000 bales middling, a
71 cents. per lb. Receipts of the day, 18,000 bales, bele:
the largest of the season.

Vbe Court.

OSBORNE, Fat oar

The Queen and Prince took their usual early uw
yesterday morning with the Royal children.
Sir George Grey remained oa a visit, and left early
morning for London.
The Marchioness of Douro has also left for Landon.

The Court will leave Osborn to-morrow morning ai
past 10 o'clock for Windsor Castle.

The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Anna NI
Dawson, arrived at Clarence House, St. Jam.s's,
morning, from her residence, Frogmore, near We,
Her Royal Highness paid a visit to the Duclicss of tas,
ter, at Gloucester House ; and in the afternoon left towi
her return to Frogmore.
Sir George Grey arrived in town yeatertlay, from a
to ker Majesty at Osborne, Isle of \% tight.
The Osford University Commission had a meetint; y •
day at the official residence of the First Lord of the Tn.,
in Downtng-street. Present: The Bishop of Norwich.
Dean of Carlisle, the Muster of Pembroke, the 11,v. II
Liddell, 3. L. Dampier, Esq., the 11ev. G. 11. S. Juin
and the 11ev. A. P. Stanley (secretary).
Despatches were scut off yesterday from the Cob.
office to the Governors of the North Ainerican

Despatches were also gent off to the Uovernors of 11.
Kong, Ceylon, and Malta, and to the Lord High Cone
uioncr of thu Imkian Islands.

A Cabinet Council will be held at the Foreign Oil
on Monday next, at two o'clock.

Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq., has been appoint
Solicitor of the Treasury, in the room of the late Mr. Mx
and Mr. Greenwood, Q C., is named as likely to suet
him. Mr. Hitchcock, Master of the Irish Exchequer, I
also been mentioned as a probable successor to the rut
office.

INDISPOSITION OF LORD PANNITRE.—Tito seri,
indisposition of Lord Paninure is announced by the SCI
papers. The latest accounts state his lordship to li
slightly rallied.

TILE PREMIER AND TUE MANCHESTI

REFORM CONFERENCE.

At the late Reform Conference held at Manche-I,
the following resolution was adopted :—" That the fob-
ing gentlemen be a deputation for the purpose of RI hi
an interview with Lord John Russell, to represent to li
the general views of this conference, and to urge upon I,
the propriety of introducing a mouture of reform calcul.t
to meet the views and expectations of this conference
The Right lion. T. M. Gibson, M.P., It. Cobden, M.I
J. Bright, M.P., Sir Joshua Walinsley, M.P., J. lierdia
M.P. John Williams, M.P., Sir E. Armitage, Gun
Wilson, Manchester; Alderman Forbes, Bradford • Ald
man Carhutt, Leeds • Edward Baines, Leeds; F. e7rossf,
Halifax; George dailfteld, James Watts, Manchest
H. Ashworth, Bolton; I'. J. Dixon, Carlisle; the had
vast of Edinburgh; G. W. Harrison, Wakefield; AV. 13s
Leicester; R.W. Philips, Manchester; W. Rawson, Manch
ter; C. E. Rawlins, Liverpool ; and Charles Potter, Dam,
Mr. Milner Gibson was requested on the part of these at
Remus to lose no time in set king an interview with t
Premier, but on reaching London we believe that he fou
his lordship had left town for Woburn Abbey. The h.
gentleman has since written to Lord John Russell to
the honour of an interview for the deputation, and
following is the reply :

" Woburn Abbey, Dec.'l3,
"Lord John Russell prestnts his compliments to M,
Milner Gibson, and is sorry he cannot receive a deput,t,
from the conference which was lately held at Manehist,
on the subject of parliamentary reform.
" It appears to him that there would be great Levy
venience in receiving deputations from parieular
on a subject of this nature, in which the whole country
interested."