The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-20 00:00:00

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If Of issue thine was a harass corresponding to the amount
of notes paid he vase& spate or bullion drawn out, ropre-
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.dead. adaitesdi disesaat end securiase of various
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THIS DAY. libur etlaek.
We Yesterday minoeneed the arrival, at Southamp-
ton, of the Royal Mail Company's steamer Teviot,
James Fuller Bwcar, Faq., PLN, commander, with
the wre,t India mai after a spleaid passa of e-
teen days from St ls,
Thomas. She has brougeghnt inno
cargo, but the following passengers:
Vela Jemmies—Col. Bash, late Ist W. I. Res. • and Mr.
'Nag, Ist W. Prom Demeraes—Mr. Briggs. Tel-
aid.,d, Cap.. sod Lady Ckaytae„ R. 8.., and child: Barba-
*As Mr. Wellesley, R.N. •
R.E , and Mr. Comae. St. v
Lucia—Major Moon. Martinique-1
eion,Aista, and EmeneeL - •
rarratzov=it
Kew= Kw
By this opportunity
lowing dates:—Havana.
Guam, 21; Trinidad, 22
garbadoes, 26; Grenada,
and Fayal, Feb. 13. Her .
Commander Carr, arrived
mails from Jamaica, on '
sail on her return on
mender, Captain Hamend,
Antigua, disabled, where .0
d the commander-in-chief.
dictive were also at Antigua
psoy's steam-ship Eagle was a,
of January i the Reindeer
26th of January ; Tweed
Jamaica, 27 January ;
Trinidad, 27thiJantiary ;
"T ; Medway and the
for La Guayas, 27th January.
The news is not important The West India
Islands were all healthy, and the weather was oa the
whole favourable. Very heavy rains had fallen at
Barbadoes, St. Vincenta, 'Tobago, and Grenada. This
had proved most refreshing, but at the Idler odor
dry weather was looked for with some little sashay,
-From St Kitts we learn the melancholy damn
of Charles Thornton Cunningham, Esq., the Lisa-
tenant-Govenior, which took place on the morning of
the 14th lilt from: an attack of apoplexy. We copy
from the slip of the Gazette the followingymtiealatai
This being the day for the opening of the user amiss of
the legislature, the members of the privy council weeellogie,l
with suatmeeed to meet, when Me Maser the
the Hon. Robert Claxton, Esq., wee twos into eidre-
nistration of the government, and the newly
we4Boojol/2/1/0ao•
bees of the assembly haring met, took the al end
the Hon. George Henry Burt, Esq., was visiniwwwly
re-
elected speaker. His honour the presidget gebeinistering
the government communicated, is a encases le the two
branches of the legislature, the sooneldal onarrasee ; and
it was unanimously resolved that, nossetanany of respect
to the late lieutenant-governor, his reseslas be in-
terred in a public manner, at the memo of
It is believed in Jamaica that it is thellalna disease
which has destroyed the potato in Europe that has
attacked the cocoa in that island.
We extract the following from the Jamaica 7Ymes
of the 23rd Mt. :
A less eventful fortnight: we have seldom had occasion
to refer to. Incident we may my there is none ; and were it
not for the Insolvent Court at present sitting, on the one
hand, and the eceporation agitation movement on the other,
we scarcely know what desperate act would not have been
committed by some one, to break the spirit-wearing mo-
notony.
The state of the colony generally still continues unu-
sually depressed, and little or no confidence exists between
either the banks or the merchants and the agricultural
interests. Nor can this be wouirred at, when every session
of the imperial parliament produces some new blow or
other to our hopes and prospects. Under such constant
liability to change, no man is justified in advancing his
money to any extent in the cultivation of the soil, for
he knows not how soon the whole machinery may be
cder which he may send his produce to market;
Obraialt ender
the malt will be that he will ever get a
penny of his advances. The consequence is, that instead
of newly doubling our last year's crop of sugar, as many
were led to expect, considering the extraordinary favour-
ableness of the seasons, we shall do well if we succeed
in increuing it by even 10,000 or 12,000 Made, This,
with the concurrent inerrant which is expected in nearly
every other sugar producing country, must necessa-
rily reduce the price very considerably, unless the
resolution I. at once passed admitting our nuar
end molasses into the breweries and distilleries. This
concession granted, and the daty on tea rdasds
thereby increasing the consumption, and, by a ammesey
consequence, the demand for sugar, od we um lot lime
-to obtain a remunerating price for our please. lg=
ment, on the otbet hand, refuse to open up these aa
channels of consumption, the enormous supply which mud
flow in, as well from the free as the slave states, will Mutt.
ably have the effect of reducing prices much below whet we
can afford to receive ; and thus consummate the ruin of the
.remnining sugar producers in these colonies. With the Bri-
tish government, not with us, the question rests, whether
free labour will ever be able to compete successfully with
that of slaves. With a suitable command of labour both
as to quantity end quality, we have little feat of yet being
able to drive the alarebolder out of the market ; but, to
attain this end, two things are emential : first, that we
should have additional labourers from the coast of Africa
secondly, that the slave-trade should positively cease. It is
la the power of Great Britain to effect both of these objects
If she do not, she can never hope to see free labour prosper
in her own colonies, or become the choice of any other
nment. Cl. Torrens has been succeeded in the governor-
ship of St. Lucia by. Major Yea, of the 7th Fusiliers.
Col. Torrens having represented the overbearing
conduct of Mr. Monter to the Governor of Barbadoes,
that gentleman has been removed from his seat in the
legislative council till her Majesty's pleasure be
known.
At Antigua a bill to assimilate the currency of the
island to that of the mother country had plumed the
assembly.
One hundred and sixty-four immigrants from Ma-
deira arrived at Dominica on the 19th of January.
A smart shock of earthquake was felt at Trinidad
on the 13th of January.
Lord Harris, the Governor of Trinidad, has offered
100 sovereigns for the best essay on the cultivation
of the sugar-cane in Trinidad. His lordship was en-
tertained at dinner by the heads of departments, prin-
cipal officers of the garrison, and other official person-
ages, on New Year's-clay.
The Duke of Portland (76 days from Madras)
landed 172 male Coolies, 64 women, and 85 children,
at Port of Spain, on the 2nd of January. By 1 p.m.
lbe whole had found employers.

GERMANY. Ai:mounts from Hamburg complain
of the dearth of provisions and want of employment. The
Elbe has main been frown over Amine the late return of
add weather. The magistrate• and heads of guilds in Berlin
and Konigsberg have memorialised government to prohibit
the exportation of grain.

We understand that Mr. Royer, of the Reform
Club, bee received instructions from government to proceed
hataediately to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, and to
submit his pan of a model kitchen for the preparation of
soaps on a large scale; which, if approved of, will at once
be earned into effect.

COMMERCIAL er MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
the Bank of England averages for the week end-
ing the 13th inst., show the following differences, on compa-
rison with those of the week preceding. In the lase de-
partment, decrease of notes, 33,0601.: the average amount
out being 25,471,2651. In the circulation active,
110,5361. increase ; the notes actually out among
the public being on average 19,723,9351. In public
deports, increase 030,3561.; the amount in hand, 5,298,5941.
In private or other deposits, increase 147,0871 ; average
held, 9,329,8521. In government securities in the banking
department, decrease 211,1881. ; amount held, 12,101,9871.
113 other securities, increase 1,051,3201.; amount held,
15,071,2561 In coin and bullion, increase 11,3721. ; the
total amount in both department', 12,299,1091. &ree-
k and other bills were 57,1271. leas. The rest 20,7231.
now. The wadi increase of win and bullion belongs I,z-

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