The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-11 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

Our rornr•pondrnt writes's follnw%:
NEW YORK, JAN. n.

At the latest-shoot of the sitan rhambbrs • movement
lia• made to olitain oo report (eon, the ecommittee on finance
autheoriUng foreign noels encrying poroungem and corres-
pondence to cuter the MeMean porta without the usual
charter*.
The Minister of Finance, on the 23rd instant, remitted to
the mono-elan of the different port. various esplan;:tion• of
the instructions for tht decution of the low regulating the
public debt.
the la Jan., it'hi, the motom-lonmes will divide
into three part. the ditties collected in the respective ports
from that sate.. •
• Toret now devtinc d for the English debt, which
must be continued without variation until further orders.
Second -Th.,t olootinoll fur the interior debt, agreeable
to the article of the law of 30th Nov. (that regulating the
interior debt.)
• Third—All the rest must be remitted to the general
tggmury io, or in money, ..r paying the bill, drawn by
the treasury for the want. of the government."
1. The fund. do mined for the English bondholders must
la, do railed in the cumom home., and he remitted by
steamer., vesso 1. of war, or merchantman that may have
for England, consigning the arm to the financial agent of
the n publie in London, to Is deposited in the hank; taking
can that the remitisionc. In mad. in duo. time, vending
montiole to th.• said o•e. lot, t.. the Minod r of Finance, and
to td. Ifireetion of Public lot, nn account of the same."
The no w r lof 210 per cont. devtined fur interior debt
must hr punctually /smith-al from the I.t January, in hills
or. the (Come-nil Tnnoury, drawn on atom. of I). Gregurioo
Polio r y Term, Pr. violent of the front of Public Do lot.
Soak.• of the Mistime' pre., however, treat these instruc-
tions as a mere pima butfoonerv. The extra 50...b0n of
Cosigns., closed in the 15th of licsomiaor, and the usual
session will have romaine e .1 on the Ist of Jnnuary.
IV, have bighl v intermtiogr intelligent • from the Isthmu• of
Ye-holmium co. The collo oof engineer., under
Colonel Bointrorol, an arc ompliodual U. S. °direr, educated at
Wo•vt Point, arrived et the mouth of the Iloomenolroo on
the 21th lime:Our, making the run from Vent Croir, 137
miles, in a single day. The following are mint of the ape-
dation is us enee:so. and correct a. I Call no eke it frnm the
yafanoo letter. whirl) have lawn received lb re. The.
neemeut of the operations has thorn nonarkably preelx•r-
*us, and give. promise of a lumpy termination
The Alodnonot, conveying the expeolitiom, reached Vera
Cruz on the Pith of Ikcember. There the steamer was de-
tnimal three before pe emission toulel be obtained from
the local authoritio sto continue the voyage. On the morn-
inr'oof the 25th the steamer approached the Inc of the river.
whit arried a depth of 12 feet w Ater. The title was only
twoethinlv floaal. A pilot took the st.ba I ooer with perfect
at. ty. The hunt, of the river oac rolonsented as being lOW
and keel, os, relowed with water. but othe•rwim
alerting rich and ooLoneloont poistumv, upon which Lorgo• herds
of cattle graze. The water woos round deep enough for the
um to Mitsatillan, w lush is ot small town situateol
on the aver mole of the river, 34 mil,. from its mouth. Thu
Meer wit. 7fin f,l wide at this place by actual intmurement.
It way ilismoterevl that the .Maloansa could have proceeded
811 mil. farther up. The tillage is nituatt4l upon a cluster
of mall hilly. supplied with sp.risairs of the purest water. On
the arrival of doe rapedition at this place, the inhabitants
rushed down to greet their no w visitors. Cannon were
tiro .1, and the American flag was raived, and the crew of an
V,nolis!i let. I, wl, . h happe•titil to be there, theme,' them.
A t 4,111.• of A...Sidi,. commeneed, and halloo on board the
steam. r and in the village produced the greatest grmal
reeling. The ol sy nft•or their arrival, the American party
clo harked and pitched their tint. in the maitre of the
tow ithoout forth r delay. the expedition commenced
thrOr rune), and the ktit.r, which hate been reetived
from the party *tate that the ittliabitante nornived them as
fon nob. and that the !a...auction, of the country art of the
moot valuable deveription.
thor politind horizon r. mains quite unclouded. Several
I leetions of senator. to Congos.. Love nvontly come off, and
crane are Mill in oloolot l'ol. lientoni. who pia. represented
looti—ouri ever vino, she,,,tend the union, ha.. at la.t been
do bated. awl • whLt IL. helm chosen in hi. place—a Mr.
Go•yer. The. result !seen brought about after forty Isol-
lotongv bt the union of the NM and the anti-B..nton
who have taken deep onf owe at his tendency too
soilisau. '1 Itiv i. • heavy blow for the colonel, but he
will endo avow- to gain loy the intlietion. 'Phis defeat will
induce his friend. and to lower', wlta partake very much of
hi. indomitable character, to pu.h hi. claim. to the Naomi-
&env, . and to refuse their support to any other southern
candidate.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS 1/AY.

BOW-STREET.

ri.UNDEIt w .% sll4,lo4AN.—Juleit Far wan
ho.rce .1 w ith I.lunllrring 16. ruuslui Bull laud
• Wilsm wdollen tlni...ts. Si. Martin,ll.lor.
.

The manager 4.1 the firm .paled that the pristine r
had be shalom:ln sine. August last, receiving a
salary of 401. per an ... n. and board and lodging.
liententay the pri.nivr was rollout to byre hi. situation
wry aliilJenly, which ezeited tlw• suspicion.. of Mr. Wee.
Yorh;o wan nainerted with the hint and who 41.0 re-
n•iv..l infonnation that the prisoner had been carry-
ing on a nynteno of pitonler to a ermniderahle estent.
A ',AAn portion of the pt mine. w :. Wt apart for the r•.
Cipli4.lll,t 1:04141. 1,1111.11:0411 be CUMMIII'r, and made up into
pareein to Is- I. ii until ealkvt fur. It at, the duty of vont
shoman to place hi* .ignaturr to the bill•• and attach them
to the put eln when lett it. the rernitery, and they were
Ott la tot. red iu the sash-hook. in the chance of the cashier.
Mr. We) found the pri....nee. nig eat ow to 3 great
nuniher ut the pane o. Ono of the bile. referred to a parcel
whirl% was allalltVil to toutain :tooth to the amount of
V. IN. ltd.. hut which really contained goods not mentioned
in the bill. w.orth ro..id. The system of plunder wan
this . The prisoner so reed 11 stranger with wain. and the
parcel wan to he called for. On Fulani: up the parcel, the
primer comtrivell to place a Ltrate quantity of other goods
it. the parcel. not menti.mel in the implies. When the
stranto-f tailed for the pan el it was handed to him.
The prinnuer would afterward. meet his confederate and
distil, the spoils. Mr. We) wan affaid the arm hail been
'anode/sot to a entinacnillli. est. in that manner. The
primmer, who won- a fashionably-made coat of canters hair.
ve.es aditol whet:he had purthatond the cloth. Ile said It had
been nupplitnl to him by another young man in the shop.
named )la hew, and that he believed he had paid for at.
ilayhew was asked, in the proenee of the prisoner, and he
denied basin': served the prinoner with the cloth. The
hoses were searched, and several rants of camel's-hair cloth
were found, and also a triunity of other cloth. It had been
'ascertained that the prisoner had had several new coats
mode lately. and, on brim questioned, he said he paid the
tailor for the making of them in ea-h. The tailor was tent
for, and he informed the manager that the prisoner paid
him principally in good.. The prisoner denied all know-
ledge of the person to whom the parcel was addresecd.
Mr. Jardine remanded the prisoner until Saturday neat.

• 'Dm Ctrl.. or Goon Horx.—Loiters from the
ikm.ulnis of Commodore Wyrill, the commander-in-ellitf
on the Cape of Good 'lope station. state that Lieutenant-
General Sir Harry Smith, K.C.8.. the gorenior of the
Cape t'olony. embarked, with SOO men of the 73rd Regi-
ment and a body of artillery. on the sth of December. for
the mouth of the Buffalo. aisturliauees being apprehended
among the Kaffir,.
l..,ttp BEXLEY Ell'1111:1) tIS SArrao.tv LAST, at
his e-utry seat. Footscr.iy-plaer. Kent, aged St This
Nicholas Vandttort, P.O L.. 1.R.5., sad F.S.A.,
was The win of Henry Vim/Mart, Governor of
Denial,
the daughter of Nicholas Morse, Esq.. Governor of
He WILA born in 1746, and was appuinted minister plenipo-
tentiary to Denmark. 1801. In Isol he was made a lord of
the treasury in Ireland; and, after acting far same time as
thief secretary far that branch of the Cnited Kingdom, Was
elevated to the pest of Clunicellor of the Exchequer, which
face be filled fur ,'even yearn. lordship married, in
1806. the daughter of the second Lord Auckland, who died
in 1810, and, luting ao Wale, the titfc becomes. extinct. By
..use of tbs noble lord, a pension of 3,00 W. per maws

luo, and, am
the deoin of the
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