The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-20 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

The steamer Britannia arrived in the I.le
reey
yesterday, bringing 2,400/. in specie. She tcft
New York on the sth, and Halifax on the tith. The
Britannia on her homeward voyage met the Caletine,e•
from Liverpool, on the 24th ult, at Halifax.
The latest arrival from Europe in th, elites irse
the Cambria, from Liverpool, on the 17th alt, which
reached Boston on the night of the 29th ult.; the in-
telligence brought by her, says a New York pap
" caused little change and no improvement in ot4.
markets, which, as has been again and again said,
cannot recover their wonted activity long is the
disturbed condition of European politics shall inter.
rupt the ordinary course of trade, and suspend the hi.
bitual pursuits of industry of so large populations.
While England seems to maintain her political in. ;.
stitutions unshaken, she yet must feel, as we do, Ma
lam of continental markets to her c mmerce and
mar.ufacturing industry, and the reaction of her Cm.
para'ive inactivity is sensibly felt in the prime of one
cotton and other raw products. There is so little temp.
tation just now to mercantile spxalation, thst as
unusual amount of capital is seeking investment is
the public stocks. The season continues more faroor.
able to all the growing crops, and the yield of Cid
be (unless some advers.: occurrence should take place)
very large. The Wheat harvest in the Waal
states is all but completed, a:.d some of the new wheal
is already in the market, In the middle and wawa •
states the harvest is now in full progreass."
The official proclamation of peace with Measles
still delayed by the non-arrival at Wastingtea doe •
commissioner, Mr. Sievier. At the date of the lit
account, however, that functionary had reached l'em
Crux, and was immeniately -o embark for Sew
Orleans.
As to the condition of Mexico 'after the America
army shall be withdrawn there is cause for sena
apprehension.
Herrera, after in vain seeking, on the acme of 3,
health, to decline the presidency, has assumed tea
duties of that station, and has issued a t rodsolia
urging his countrymen to the observance of**
to the maintenance in good faith of the treaty tipa
with the United States, and to a united arms d
their own government and institutions ; but Pareis,
who is reported to be in the city of Mexico, is gin*
up discontent, endeavouring to spread abroad disci
faction with the treaty of peace, and generally to ora
throw the administration of Herrera.
The populace, or a great portion of it, walks
ready to second his efforts. Assassination had skedy
been resorted to against some individuals who 14
been, as supposed, favourable to the Americans, whs'
they occupied the capital—and against the women ar.
ticularly who had shown kindness to the calques
unmanly vengeance was sought to be taken, In
some instances they had been seized, grossly =A
and branded on the cheek with the lettersh.S. Gait
consternation accordingly prevailed, and it I
moured that some thousands of women werefs".ffl.
ing in the train of the retiring army, iii Mkt°
^ne from the cruelties and abuse of than

countrymen.
Paredes, it is supposed, desires to establish 's*.
narchy in Mexico.
The dab a from the city of Mexico are to tbe,lh
ult., at which time the last division of the arms. tat
commanded by Gen. Worth, had broken up in sew
tern at faycubaya, and marched through the cl
Mexico, on its way to the coast.
Some 10,000 men were encamped in the q
bourhood of Encero, awaiting the ems
of transports at Vera Cruz. As fast 11 thq
came in, detachments were to be marched dor
to the coast, and embarked a once wiz
halting in Vera Cruz, thus avoiding, is am
as possible, the danger of the rowan, Min
usually prevails in summer, though in a milder kr
and to a less extent this year than in general.
lb
precautions used to keep the troops as mach as pc*
ble out of the reach of the malady, and to hum Wee
on shipboard without any delay at all on the tee,
will, it is hoped, secure them in a great degree*
its evils.

MON EY MAR ET.—New YORS, JOLT 4.
Our money market is reliev,d by the antomt-eaq
considerable, perhaps, but still significant of the faton
ignori
-41 to
cent fifteen million loon negsolated by the tonal SoS
to
foreign account. It has sufficed to reduce the quotoiars
bills, and to put a stop to the exportation of specie. Its ko
gether with the large amount of money putad tit*it most its
shape of semi-annual dividends and interest ou
Dm storks
fig
of *ill
States, of the State, and of monied incorporations, ne
confidence States,
to our market, ,and hence stocks mitassia
high prices.
Excisanuns.—Exchange on England has
din goii e. doS
quotations. Nothing of importance has been is witse? 101-1
change, and rates are nominaL Exchange on London.lol-0
Paris, nominal, 5.22 k 5.25; on Amsterdam, nomisid,
burg, nominal, 351 35; on Bremen, nominal, ink

COMMERCIAL.
Corrow.—During the past week the receipts sl lei
ge
have teen 15,000 bales against 9,000 last year, and the ette'°
Britain 20,000 bale* against 13,000. Tie receipts, tbretstet
about 2,ff54,000, and the export to Great Brit.i in atoat
16t,
observe there are more vessels tradingW for Liverpr
no ot 1`;
Orleans and Motile, than a week ago. e have chepts..,
the reports of the growing crop—all things seem It breartee
foe en early and large production.
Since the news per Cambria, from Liverpool, thee
been very dull, and the article is offered a little
brin.:ina out purchasers. But most of our SOW'
the difference between the circumstances af
es.
those of 1845 and 1843, cannot divest themselv
Liverpool market will advance in July. or Autpet
reluctant to sell. Buyers, on the other hand, toti
5..
hales which are to arrive at Liverpool from the Caite
seven weeks following our last news from thence, sad,
intelligence in preference to paying preeent prima.
The exports of cotton from Sept. 14 to June 21 burst
Total. To Groat "olefin. lieccipta
Exports e
year ...... 1,636,000 1,124, 2,211,000
La —1,028,000 634,000 1,736,0 kt
Year before 1,135,000 948,000 2,013,000
NEW YORK, July 5.--Cotto The market is dull.
have been made enough has beet, done, however, to
in the market of Ito cent. per pound. We r
ordinal: middling, 5i to G cente. per lb.; is
good, 7 .74. and 71 cents. per lb.; Tennessee and A
fa al so; obiles, Louisiana& &.c., ordinary fleatidin
fair to good fair, if cents. ; good and k, 81 to
The mks sines th exceed of June are estimated
nt
receipts this year those of last year by
the excess of 49,000 bales in the interior porta.
BREADsTUFFS.—Since the departul
on the 28th ult., the market for flour ands,
any change o 2 importance. The warm west.
except for immediate use, and prices hare M.
The unusual tine appearance of the {emit.
the effect to prevent any increase In prices. For
of Genesee, Oswego, Ohio, and Michigan flour, the .
to 5 dela 37;e. ; and the better kends, incluchni
5 dots. 50e. to 5 dole, 871 e. Eye flour 3 dole. 75chea. tot
•
meal 2 dole. 4k. to 2 dos,. 50c., for Jersey. W
112 e. to 115 a. for Ohio, and 1250. to 1300. foe Genet'
for a week past, has also been dull at 530. for jr
end 50e. to 52e. for southern flat yellow tr
is worth ,7c. to 68c.; oats tell at Cc. to 14e. ;
PROVISIONS remain without change.
were made at 10,50 dole. to 10,62; dots.; prime poh •
dot,. to 8,25 dole. Mess beef (Chicago) city inspectice.
12 dole.; prime beef, 6,124 kb, to 6,50 doll. Led—be
sold (forshipment) at k.; some 200 to 300 barrels st 7
and shoulders in fair demand for home me. BMW e
th e. Cheese from sto 7;c.
300 barrels (State Prbon) Wnirxrr sold at 221 e.
Mots dull to-day. Potts, 4 dole. 87;a. to 5 &ski
SI; le. to 6 dole.
Fugtottia.—The rates of freiaht are, to
cothm in square bales, 5.33 d. per lb; time sad twr
per barrelarain, sd. to 6d. per bushel.To ,
Cur flour, other articles in proportion.

TIM BRAZILS.
By the Columbus, Captain Green, a
Pernambuco on the ltith June, and amp
yesterday morning, late advice' 'have bets
is not any political intelligence. TrAe ia g
owing to the unsettled aspect of affairs, as
news from Europe, and the accounts recei,.
whim a considerable decline in the rats
I hid taken place. A similar au had takes
1 Pernambuco, so that first-rate psp.r vro
Itainable at above 24d., and even st
bills were scarce. The cotton market wr
as bcia well supplied with that article, and
been as low as 4 dens., but a reaction prior '
departure had taken place, and there were
about 4d. per lb. for tint quality. Sagan
and it wu expected that they would cinunat
cheering accounts had been received fro,.
stock on the a
pe at present, indeptudendr '
already in shipers' hands, was not Sr.

*OOl, thiscagni '
d a tittle Maga
our hold"
:es of the Po"-
ernaclrce of gialla
✓ °I%
hand. Lod
ran the 000_,
iro thence) Of..
out Priem
) June 24 ham Mtn
Barrio%)
2,211,000
1,736 Zi
2,013,000 ...-
,rket it doll, redtO
however, to *Pa
incl. We quote rtor"
.• varwr.ii
aeseesa and Alt34o°
ry to mair1104.34
and fine, at to%
Ain:rated at 01d
ear by 555,000
por
'partu ta.
re of me
ad grain hal,
weather pre`
have barely bees
he coming cit....-
rime. For the tow
an dour, the rateni
ads, inctuding poe_
dots. 75e. to
• W heat tt °f t:
Ito. for Genoese. ✓
530. for Jena, WY.).
w ; 48e. to 50e. farn
to 440. ; barleY oat
tinge.
Sales
al"°°4'
e.; prime pork
ro)ett is b
iodo
barrela at 7 ',it'd -: V 3.
o 300 ,
to tae. Battar
mold at 221 r.
37ie. to 5 &IL ,
'—
night are,, to 07
fl our
beL To ,(070,
To Ilea"'
rttoo.
.AZLLS.
n Green, which.,
e, and arrived
have betel Won,
Trade in gems
of affair', 50
amounts reset , •
e in the rate
fir fall had "11„:
-rate pop-r M the,
and even
.on market wetim
Let aetide. awitbeC
tion prior to
tar ase sag
d there w
114. 8011°.11
would ominous sow
received fr°l:f oar,
nleptanenny 2,50
u not tee' than