The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-29 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA.

long revaida nadir the_ SpWsi yaks. A Frei•en
steamer which reaced Maraca on the 214 f
October, had offered its aid to repel say thr-stened
invasion.

A private letter from Vera Craz, dated the 16th of
October, intimates the expectation of *trines troulics.
ere long, in Mexico. Time are difßoultits in soar,
of the straw, which are supposed to have their origin
with the partisans of Santa Anna, who are moving
" heaven and earth" to procure his return. The
Meads of a monarchy are equally anxious to oda-
hlirh a Mexican throne ; and Et Universal, •hair
organ at the espital, advocates the idea as one ab-o-
lutely essential to the pr arse and tracquiliits of who
is now only a "burlesque republic.' The wile of
(loners' Hernandez Governor of Vera Cruz, was
recently buried, wan military bowers.
General Vega bad resigned his command at Tam-
pico, in order to escape the necessity of obeying toe
orders of the Governor St. Cardenas, who is repre-
sented to be both a brute ar d a tyrant.
The weather at Vera Cruz was very bad, the ex-
cessive heat of the day being followed by nightly
rains in large quantities.
This reminds me that the natives and Americans in
New Mexico have recently held a convention called
together by the American commander, at which it h.or
been resolved to form a rate, and et ek an rdm.es•on
into the Union. The Californians had already taken
similar steps. Both will be admitted with as lade
delay as possible.

Our New York correspondent writes :
The ship Maria arrived in this port on Saturday
from Rio Janeiro, with dates to toe 4th of Octob-r
three is licks later than those previously received. We
have Nl•aite gamin dates to the 15th of September,
and Buenos Ayrean to the 11th. The chief commer•
vial u. sea ie to the effect that the Brarillian coffee crop
lea very alma one, and higher prices range accord-
ingly. 'She political as vs is highly important. A
root naval expedition is in preparation at Buenos
Apes, the object of which very rationally inferred is,
so 'lurk on Brazil, a state of things long contem-
plated by those familiar with the difficulties attendiog
the affairs al the Plate. The government had
pinhead a Danish brig and an American schooner
to ii.crrase their Stet. The relations of Monte
Video aid Bnenoe Ayres continued to remain as they
were, to pros.ese towards pacification having recently
been male. The elections of tepee:mutative. to the
Oaer.l Assembly in Brazil were going on in favour
it the government, but accompanied in many places
by the meet a.rocions assusimeions. Several distill-
Basted nun bad MIA,. victims to political hatred.
Among these were Cavaleanti, Carvalk,, and Dr.
Chalou, who was killed as he was coming out of the
Electoral College at Pushy*.
The army of Paraguay maintained its position, and
was da•ly rtoeiving reinforcements. It occupies the
aissious of Commits, and the territories of Aguapey
and Quirkier's. Colonel Horace, with a number of
emigrants from Uruguay, had joined the Para-
ray en , riis force amounting to 600 men. Corrientes
m also about to rise against eta governor, lied mean-
while Brazil Is supposed to favour secretly all these
movements. The United States frigate Brandywine
was at Rio, looking after American interests. The
United States of the It.o de la Plata are certainly in a
Terry unhappy condition. The following is a price
earn ct of October 1, giving the state if the markets
at RI,:
ftru us JAIIIIRO, OCT. 1.-Impeirts fises the United
Sure Lave been 12,617 ma. flint, 369 pesetas's domestics,
1211 or to .ea, 300 buses sperm esadles, 1,044 feet lumber,
1,909 bills. testa, 100 dositch, 230 beef, 170 ditto
5130 Ines pepper, 40 n chain, 7,124 lba. wax, 200
kegs kwa
1.3 d, awl esadries. Eros Trieste, 2,100 bbls
rwar-The import being larger than could have been ex-
pected, se the new crop woe near at hand, importers were
kis iw,ltn, so that the an nit on the 22tid lost. was reduced
to 2,000 Lb.* in first hands. Richmond was sold at 16 dols.
1100 r.. to 17 dole. 600 re., and in retail at ; the
firmer .as 1,500 bbls. Genera by • speculator, which had a
&peening ad et. Baltimore sold at 16 Sob. to IS dils. GOO re.
Authi ro, 16 Aga. to 16 dela. 200 IA Oaths 22nd the ant par-
r:else new Brandywine, per Maria, arrived, and es the 24th
the lint Reebnioad (11exall), per Active. The bakers being
well supplied, have kept out of market, sad sot • sale of
sew has bees yet made ; over 16 dole. for the Brandy-
wine. and IS dole. tor Biennium', cannot be expected. Tee
stork in tiro hands is 2,000 Ws. eta Richmond, 3.200 Bran-
dywine, 2 600 sew Richmond, 600 new Baltimore, and 1,600
old do.-Tuial, 10,000 bpi/. The prospect for the Sour trade
is no [avowable, the prevailing pinion being that the im-
port volt be large, and in consequence of Um retail system
amie will buy largely. Donates are excessively dull,
sad ;Rein are qui.e nominal at our last quotations.
Coin ; Tile demand for coffee from the 10th to 20th
ultimo was very moderate, and the stock increased to
sewn 160,000 begs, with every prospect of a considerable
decline u, im the arrival of the English packet, as the &d-
-em a from Euraps nearly to tow time of sailing, were not
elation, red quite so favourable. fibs uric, d on the 22nd,
but contrary to all expectations, several purchasers appeared,
and u;.wade of 60,000 asp were bought at rather
sarest-d oriels, and since then the dealers are very
firm at 3,650 t' 4,100 for superiors, 3,600 to 3,760
be good Mrs, and some will not even sell at nine
rates. The steak is eattaisled at 90,000 bags, and the arrivals,
sal moderate, thus maintains all the previous accounts of
the itorvoes. of the ernp. Toe total export in September
was 76,671 baps, of which 26,128 went to the United Steles.
In S -pt. into!, 1848, the total export was 126,662, of eibizh
61,640 were to the United Btatm. The expert to the United
SWAM, in 1649, has bees as follows :
nt six
ems
=webs. July. ms._ Sept. TotaL nay '4l
New Yak 150033 17,727 13,063 3,6.6 114,109 144.341
Baltimore
Neva OT*4lll 64,031 3,175 - 9,406 96,404 103,965
1.111,,ge phis 14,734 3,661 11,354 1,640 30,391 36,064
listen - 4,299 - 19 331 38,60 i
Charleaton - - - 2,900 2,900 13,766
I.sannere 906 - - -906

Total 301,323 31.871 45.1541 54,1211 422,1110 SANS
Lou —The salts have bees eaten:aim all the small
havlos bLeo VA tap at 130 n. to 166 n. to 160 n. The
export t.. the United 5 atm has been 31,201. Freights have
eoanaued Ten 4111,43 costs. having been taken for northern
ports 01 Os U. 164 States by vessel. on &mirage. Those
anew/sped ar. k-Id w• 60c., but there is very lit le offering.
New Orisons, Etc Em.haace ruled at 26 d., with an op-
ine tenottny. It hoe suddenly advanced to 264 4 , and
many h Id for 27 d.
followiag is the last money market report :
Eichang. on London, 264; dcubloon. 314000; Paris,
; d.diars, 14960 ; government stook, 88,69 ; provJusial,s3.

PUBLIC COVP&WIIII.
Paid la.
Dcl'.

Sold for.
Dolo.

Stenmer Peeks! l6-
.. 'WoeTim ..... ........ .. 100

Omnibus 100
Mast Pita lOO ....... 140
Cansierelsl Beak

By the arrival of the steamer Ohio, in four days
and tight hours from Havana, we have dates from
that place to the 6'h of Novemb-r. She brought the
egmune of Geo. Worth, Col. Duncan, and Major
Gaines, all of them dietingn shed for their bravery
and strvioes in the Mexican war. These are now
lying in the State Arsenal in this city, and are to be
paid military honaurs on Friday of this week.
Among the passengers was Ctl. White, the officer
who took oat a regiment to twist the Yueatecos in
their war with lac-at. Pat, atd was the reputed
leader of the et vet f•zp•dition some weeks agoaesem-
bled at ltnund bland. When it was known to the
authorities of Havana that he was en board the Obio
it effected their aeries very greatly. Had a bomb-
shell fallen on the governor's palace, h • could nct have
been more alarmed. The captain of the port was
ordered to ke.p watch on the steamer, end prevent
Cut. White from goal on shore. A soldier and a
spy in citizeu'is d•esa were placed on boat d, tot keep an
eye on tam and oliative toe parties with whom be
btld cummuniestinn. The reet of the passengers
were• allored to go about unm,lested. Thn Americans
in Cuba coufidently astcrt that the island will not

MP. EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 29, 1849.

//be Court.

OSBORNE, Nov. 28.
The Queen and his Royal Meiners the Prince
Albert have taken their usual walks in the 'muds this day.
Her Royal Highness the Prionits Royal and his Royal
[Newts the Prins* Alfred arrived at Osborne yesterday, at
a :Pao beam two o'clock, from Wasdcoc Castle. Their
royal highnesses wen attandod by Miss Rildyard and
Colonel the Ron. A. Gordon.

There eraenc idaiii;.:io the royal dinner party last
a. ht.

THE QUEEN DOWAGER.
The Priory, Nev. 28, 1849.
M The Queen Dowager pawed a similar night to
the preceding en*, and her Majesty retrains I. the same
state as yesterday. 0 DAVID DAVIN, 11. D."

A cabinet council was held at half past two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign-office. It was attended
by all the ministers. The conceal sat one hour and a half.
Mr. Birley and Mr. Morley, churchwardens of
Manchester, had an interview with Lord John Russell yes-
terday, at his official residence, I. Downingsdreet
The Earl of Minto (Lord Privy Seal), arrived in
town on Tis sday night from Scotland.
Despatches were received yesterday, at the Colo-
nisl•orEce, from the Gov- mon of the West Jodie colonies.
Despatches were also received yesterday. at the Colonial.
dice, from the 33•17107 of Cape Coast Castle.

NEW CABINET MINISTEIL—WO have mach Ves-
ture in sunouseing the seemeion of the Right Ron. Fox
Miele, IM P , to a seat in the cabinet—Globe.
THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER has re-
ceived from X " the first halves of Bank of England notes
for six.y pounds.

CITY OF LONDON COMMITTEE OF HEALTH.

Yesterday the City Board of Health aasembled at
GniWhitt. Mr. BAHILIT in the chair.