The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-06 00:00:00

rally abates along the corer, and it utime Vera Crux and Tampico will be
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little trouble.
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This packet carries out letters of reargue
new proof of the helplessness of the gneZ_l"
mission has just been appointed to present
an ultimatum concerning the English loao
favourable to the proposals of the tinny.: ll.
FaTISA has resigned the office of blionte, Don Antonio Hato y Ternaries, the last roi
during the late government of banns AncatiL4
office.
It is
miserable dicount fficult to say more concirniog the
have come to m y kry. I bnowledge, and will
ave mentioned the
log tirm conviction that nothing Can e:n
of this country ; in a few snore yearn, eneu,
guage will cease to be heard in it. the SI
The following is an extract from the
Mario di Goternoof the 23rd Sept Ember
Immediately on the receipt of the tin—.
patches from Genera! Ampudia, which ,lied
fore yesterday, and brought the news of the nth'
enemy's troops towards Monterey, General
though in a had state of health, commenced with n
getting the troops lying in this capital on the ti;;
as a garrison tor the city only the national not being in possession of
sum General Santa Anna has compromitted his 0,1
credit in order to expedite the march of the
only sacrificing his health but his property, 1,04
day more and more worthy of the title ti
his country. This war, to which we have bee, is, on our nart, the most just, and
on; the whole nation must rise in a 13144,
must be taken from where it is to t
It will be well for the rich to follow the „b 4
General Santa Annn, and by willingly tend, nue
sures, not provoke the people, who know very-,
they are to be found, to tall upon thctu and
sst
money, carry it to where our soldiers are. ,
above article we find that our wishes have been e,
eipated, and that the clergy have consented tn their possessions for two millions, that our capitinin
chants will to-morrow come forward with 50000nd
ready to pay an equal sum within a fortnight,
every month. We congratulate oursetves th
in having such worthy subjects, the more eo as lei
winecd that but a slight blow is necessary to upon
of our enemies, for all the late letters from the ICI
combine in atating that that country cannot h
moans carry on the oar."
We have the strongest reasons for belie
upon the last of these statements little dA
can be placed.

RECENT VOLCANO IN TILE RED SEL—..
in the Red Sea, just bursting into action, as,
the 14th August from on board the steamer
on her upward voyage to Suez. The morniairof
question was cloudy, and the atmosphere
love, without anything to indicate the apprisek
that FO speedily followed. About 10 am. this}
vapour were seen to extend along the horizon fns
f
chart,
steamer
lBs
when eni bwiysht"te. smoke.hanisa rolling
waslelsingularlyigt7.l7 oot,
nfiseldi
nrei'vs. -ta,ie;dlnib(or abreast
long. d'2
lit4hs so2rduoce6" tt
egi i g.
11:1141:a:
column from what is set down us Saddle Ith
little more than three miles olf, the officas of ti
observed a large mass of dense sulphunau.k4
taking the place of the vapour orieinally &skid
and violent squall then burst upon them, slid
their view. These phenomena are all cant.esnt
istic of the usual concomitants of volcanic disturb
structions have been given to have surveys takes,
ful examination made all around, as nothing is I
than that upheavals may have occurred mi
been created, or that this may only he
series of similar phenomena now in prospect
geese. The Zeboyer Islands, and indehl
part of the eminences along the shore of Arabi' I
to well up the Red Sea, are of volcanic ori:ln.
still so conspicuously marked with the chnetri
recent volcano, is said to have been sera tad
officers of the survey in 1632. Amongst the
is believed to have emitted Harms about th mit
tarry, and it still bears the name of the "Ilk c
amongst the inhabitants of the adjoinlna shore.
that this is not the herald of the resum non ...fa
lions amongst the Red Sea and Arabian odes
suvius had slept for a v-st lapse of deny;
awoke to hury Herculaneum and Pompeii is
Sodom and Gomorrah, the cities of the plain, Iti
been engulfed in a volcano, which deermil
valley at the bottom of which the Dead Sea am
rello ruse from the plains of Mexico to the heM
hundred feet in a single night. and it would bee
ejectment fur those w ho have had the audah•
cantonments and build a town in the say be
crater of Cape Aden, were subkrransan seesci
yet asleep, to resume its energy, and by one Mkt
mouth project them high into the middle sir; a
doubtless, as the faithful would regard it, for dui
the Arabian shore.—Bombo y Times, Sept.3o.
DE.sTRUCTION OF TIIE COTTON PLANS
three or four months ago, we alluded to the nn
had been committed on the cotton-plant in dap
experimental farm at Dacca, by a slack, of mars
now regret to mention that the some farm Ins
tamed another visitation from the same formidi
They commenced their ravages on the hnestp
the middle of last month, and Lie roars
though in a less degree, to the present live.
they have done in a few data is rs present
nishing, and now not more than sac-third oftte
left on the plants. The weather had hem unshm
which
of the month, some heavy showers had fallen, vL
ichttmleeß othfe3pehanrt.panreveioaausertoprethye
;atbt,steic,
vieLtis
the effect of lessening their depred.stioos. Butt
fortunate visitation more than half the ping
informed, would have been in full bearing by:
The insects appear to have confined their rail
foreign varieties of cotton, pal ticularly the Amen
extends over four-fifths of the land in ruiner
Bourbon sort has also partially suffered—Cain
Sept. S.

Court.
WINDSOR, TIII7RSDAY.—iterIieRT wal
morning on the Eastern Terrace. llls to*
Prince Albert, accompanied by the Earl :spec
Byron, Sir Frederick Storin, and Cepunn the
Gordon, enjoyed the sport of /hooting.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Nal
Alfred, the Prixcess Royal and the Prioress Abet
usual pony exercise this manias. Tier Royal
fl
Princess Helena was also taken fur an airing.
The I and Duchess of Bedford, and
quis and Marchioness of Exeter, RR the Castle to
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of (
and the hereditary Grand Duke and Grand
Mecklenburg Strelitz, risitvd her Royal II:
Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucotrr
Serene Highness Prince Frederick of Hew also
Royal Duchess yesterday.

e
M. Stratenus, the Netherlands Charg
transacted busine-s yesterday at the Foreign O
The Right lion. Edward Strutt, Earl
Sir Edward Ryan, and Captain Brandreth, had
with the Chancellor of the Exchcquerycsurday
residence in Downing-street.
The Attorney-General had an interview
George Grey yesterday at the Home Office.
Despatches were received yesterday at 1
Office from the Governors of the West India Col
The Right Hon. 11. Eabouchere, Chid
for Ireland, left town en Tuesday night for llut
Lord and Lady Alan Churchill nrrin
rance's Hotel, Upper Delgrave-street, yesterdzq
Huntinglaw, Yorkshire.
His Excellency the Earl of Elgin, ti
appointed Governor-General of Canada, is mg
hark for North America, to enter on the otfic
that colony, early in the ensuing month, when t
will be accompanied by his bride. A governmez
it is thought, be placed at his Excellencr's di
Admiralty. The Hon. Frederick Bruce has ja
noble earl at Mivart's Hotel, from Scotland.
TILE LATE MR. P. M. STEWART, M.P.
tal remains of the above lamented gentleman w
in the family vault at Invcrkip, Renfrewshire,
day last. the funeral was conducted in the
manner in accordance with the wish of the dcee

APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN 111
We understand that it is arrant;
marriage of his Excellency the Earl of El
Goternor-General of Canada, and Lady Nt

eldest daughter of the late Earl of Durhani , an,
Earl Grey, is to be solemnised to-.norr ,w,
Church, Eaton-square. The nuptials will
rather privately, none but the immedii ,te
families being invited to the wedding rkje,ne
be given after the ceremony by the E art and
We have to announce that all the prelirainai
mined for a matrimonial alliance etweeu
Paget, eldest daughter of the Earl of Uxbridg,
daughter of the Marquis of Ar ones, and
brother, we believe, of Sir Sar ,dterd Grahau
said that the nuptials will take place in the :a!,
The marriage we 11111101121Cei some weeloble
Beilby Richard Lawley, wn of Lord sa
lock, and Lady Elizabeth Crrosvener, third da,
Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, is
on the Ist of next mon' it. We learn that
ceremony is not to be pe donned io
at Dishopsthorpe, the r tike, of the Atelhisho,
Yorkshire, when the venerable Archbishop
A large family circle Is anticipated to assembli
interesting occasion.,
We do not hear %hat any day hasbeen definit
for the marriage of the Marquis of Sligo and t
Smythe, daugh..er of Viscount Strangler&
The Marton,. of Ailsa is on the eve of candy
hymeneal altr.r Miss Jephson, daughter of hi
Jrphson, Brat., and sister of the presrut
nuptial rite: is to be performed in town, but tl
has not transpired.
We learn that the marriage of Miss Ilall,
heiress of Sir Benjamin Hall, M.P., with Mr.
son of Mr. Jones, the opulent banker at Mon
take ;dace in the course of the ensuing week..
and Lady hall will give a succession of festi‘itit
Vourt, near Abergavenny, in oelebratien of tb