The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-18 00:00:00

18, 1849.

madman cues to pima He belhved that the &Memo'
would soon Meets* iced, quote to the mutts of the West.
Bat if a ship hem the West meld pees quite to Whitehall,
proposed owl, without beesking balk, it ob.
svhirest7yli Mowed that trade would sot wok toe the Smu-
g. my sr evatiowing of our canal, bat would quit it at
ono. l Tke cities along the lakes sad owl, would loch
with sppreleation also at this result. The smy-
llastide, by the Canada gentlemen, that our north. en
essmeres with foreign antotries would pass through
•Ide ship Mad by way of Canada, instead of the City of Hew
Tech, wield set commend the prefect to the shims there.
The week would facilitate the sittlasent of •
which bed of late iron somewhat agitated, the as-
ne amiss et Cased* to the United Blame, either as lade-
p what members of the confederacy. err portions of mist-
ing steels. It would bring the people of ate two countries
into mom Intimate emaciation, and give dim a community
of intends, would lead to the unit meat of the sneezed=
qsestion. He believed the people of the trotted States very
emerally desired look sasexas, if the people of Cased',
aistmg 0.

nfIIIIIMASOI Vas Berea were resolved with great favor :
sae Casedira gretleesee prewar, however, felt celled open
te Sirdslat die plea of aaneitstioa. Several others lave
freely sewed that limy were in favorlpf it. Om. Wool was
sad expressid bin eardiel cosoarreate in the sediments Mr.
V, it Betssiltedsdetased. _ _

Kr. 11loa, of iambs% brother of the emboss% Wryer
sod hedge of the Admiralty, has Mlles a victim to the
&MM.

From New Orleans meads to Sept. 1 state: Coen-
wimsderffioneloiph, of the sleep-of-woe Albany, lyir
off Roland Island, has notified the
there to leave immediately, as he =l;:ns to mom-
'Bence a blockade and cut off their provisions.
He accuses them of being vagabonds, with unlaw-
ful intertiona. lie says that he will prevent the
steamer from coming to take them toss*, and will de
all in his power to disperse them.
Mexican dates are to Aug. 11. 'The late Seamed&
minister has been appended minister to Fraser.
Rumours are current that Herrera intends to reeks
the presidency in favour of Outierre, the pressed
minister of finance. The municipal elections have
just closed, with a large majority for the monarchical
petty. Congress is sti.lin session, but its deliberations
are of little importance.
Tree Apache Indians, *tanned at the ammo* of
the Americans, have made proposals of peace to the
Mexican government.
The cholera continues to rage dreadfully in the
state of Durango.
There were difficulties pending between the go-
vernment end Manning C. Mclntosh. The former
deteomined to give back the contract received for
making the railroad across the lehtnins of Tehaunte-
pre, while the latter refused.
Tte Chamber of Deputies had passed resolutions
authorising the government to raise half a million by
pledging the import duties, but it will probably be
opposed in the senate.
Additional troops were ordered to Matamoras and
the Rio Grande.
Preen Venezuela the news of the total overthrow
by General Menages, of Gene ral Pees and his adher-
ents, in the visinity of Valencia, and the capture of
Pees himself, seems to settle the affairs of that repub-
lic for some time to come. Pus will either be shot
or binished from Venezuela to the United fhates or
Europe.
We (New York Weakly thrall) are inclined to believe,
hemmer, that Le will be shot, as he has been tee persever-
ing is his lam exile to be considered a safe enemy by Mie•
mem whilst he matinee alive.
W• hay* all along eoasidered Paces attempts as hopeless;
he had a certain number of adherents is Vela: smelt. but they
were not of the right stamp; they were more load of boating
and writing iron to this cosatry of what they were going
to do, thus of lighting wean it Game to the Oat. Menses,
on the other hand, is the legally sleeted president et Yew-
sushi, and has yet two yens, sr surly so, of hi term woes-
pied ; be has the gift of cam fa his power sad airs the
treasury (such as it Is) of the mashy at his aveamead, sad
the manner in which be has rested Pees shows the Libitum
mon, the masses, wise with him. Moreover, the het of des
man (who is of Mouses pm:ty hack. at the Acetic' loot
November received ass weed" et votes her the alas el
vice-president, shows that cabs lasiotity el the pea* wan
la Imams al the ruin% govevaissot peaty.
With all them tams Wore hies, Pews uses esrtelely rash te
make the attempt be has ; bat it is the great halt is the
South American r. public", the Minority will not submit to
the expressed wish of the majority; gad until they kises
do that, their republics tva slims he la as wear. If they
wish to attain the prosperity which these 'Suited Stales
enjoy, they must emulate them in that plat. V.seiniala
a most beautiful country, and previous loth, anatawassamall
of these difficulties, some two yeses since, had motion' a
great state of prosperity, commercially and egoiceltarelly.
Now that Pair has received such a %skims, we persons
affair, will go on more favourably titan they have dame of
late; and • few years of pace will sieve to bring it up again
to its former prosperous condition.
The following is from the St. Louis Brimuldiems of
August 13:
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11;DITZSDINCI, AOO. 6, 1840.—A day or Mosinee Mr.
Angus B fir, and to-day Messrs. Thaw Slaughter and
when arrived from Chihuakna and Santa Fe. They left
Chihuahua 4th of Jun*, but were numb impeded by sigh
waters between the B'g Arkansas and hen. Some few of
the traders and freight. rs (emong others Mann. Webb and
Buss) bad arrived in Santa Pi previous to the departure of
our informants from that point. A portion of the troops
(the infantry) were met uponthe Semirem.
All the trad. re and companies of troops was getting along
elewiy but safely. The Biome, renees, Arapahoes
(Indians), were neer the road, beyond aad this side the
Arkansas. The Comanche.had abandoned the route and
guns entb. The cholera was reinmltting greet ravers
among those who remained, particularly the Lomas. ems
deaths had occurred among the beads of the government
teams end traders, the amnia Of whom were not Mown.
The Indians were iroi7 salableness *mad Santa Ft, on the
Mansanna route and in the MG Abide—the little Milani on
that road was in great alarm in coosequece of their depre-
dations, and was imploring companies of Americans passing
up to erase to its saistance. TM goverment, kenallill 01
suck ravages, will have 'sough to keep them bevy for soma
time to some, with the Apaches and Camenekes.
The 'government of Chiltualamt have, as noticed recently,
mend Into a contract fur the extermination of the iedi as
wherever they may be found in th. State of Chihuahua or
wrote the Kin del Norte. A company of Texans have %oder-
taken it for 60 dole. per head, man, woman, and child, and
are 'Bahia( a complete bomber, ams. After the 26th of
May. two additiisi. al parties for California hod arrived frees
TWA and were going ea. A large party's the 26th May
arrival at El Paso, with 200 mule-leeds of sugar, snap, lea-
ther, dc. from the State of Boners. They repot the whole
of country to be he a wretched condition. The Indians
bays robbed and destroyed every nook* is the at-'..
For years put Sonora supplied Chileans and New Mos•
is, with horses, mules, cons, own dried beef sad Sallow,
at a very moderate pries ; sow, ilte must booms a par
shame. The people have celled upon the 'roamer for arms,
that they may repel the Indians. He refuse, knowing that
from Ws many bad seta they will Seat deespitme him. ill
Paso appears desolate ; Butt time has not come, Mid the
mire is cot Ist gait* ripe. Cans Coed*, as hard to deal
with as Jestiaiens, is aelnainististar. He is charged with the
collection of the soadregent Amiss, for the past five er els
maths. The Inaba, are bed in that neighboarlsood; the
laymen roust their leeks at brook delay, and whets the sits
sets they are net to be Saud.
Sines I last wrote to you, the dread Molls boa *gala
visited our idace. We tied hoped that, upon its abatement,
we would have it no mere ; but it some and deprived es of
many valuable aliases.
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COMMBIIDIAL AND 111ARICBT8. - •
New Tome, Barr. 4.—The Washington steamer arrived
lest es nine, bringing us dates from London to the Wilt ult.,
and soefinning the rather favourable mentaerelal adverse, two
days beton, by the British mail steamer Caledonia. .
The latethrees, however, a. to the stooks of the pelted
Balm was still discouraging, and from that cause and the
failure tiedey of me if the outside operators, the pion of
U. 8. B•xes has ion did considerably front that purvating it
the departure of On steamer last week. The Biles df
mid 'O6 were down to-day to 1121 to 1121, whereas lest
week they brought 114 to 114 g. The general character. of
the stock market is that of demesne, sad no considerable
Wee mold be effected without sensibly lowering quota'ints.
he Peamylmaia "has only doss there seem any emote.,
disaX7
Soo, end for these, owing to the ving ftesmal mind
tion of that state, 87 to 871 hillside ""s7r bet "We*
Ihe cholera having virtually the deaths froM
that canoe not averagiog over 1 per day for several days
past, and these in parts of the town removed from Shiest%
of husieem—the usual nen: of country purchasers to the
city is taking plata, end the stocksof goods Mall hied. being
large, bueinese is very 'rive, and therefore money is some-
what more in demand.
Foreigu cache, gee continue high, and for sterling bill.,
altht.ugh a considerable supply is an the marker, from 91 to
91 is obtained ; for francs, at short eight, 6.25 to 6231, am!
tor bills at 60 days, 6.271.
Our weather for Indian soon and buckwheat—the only
crops of grain yet to be gathered—bas been most propitious,
sad the supply will be abundant..
Of potatoes, too, a much larger yield will be bad than* for
several years past, no inn of rot having yet made its r-
amie, sad the early mums is this region being already dog
and homed in good order.
There is very little importation at this mom.nt of bread-
stuff. t..) Great Britain ; the priors have fallen ind (neigh..
are very low ; yet the prospect of the harvest is BO Uod, in