The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-10 00:00:00

AMERICA.

By the mail steam-ship Cambria, arrived at
Liverpp 1, •.ve have advises from New York to the
25th of March. _ _

No chat.gc had occurred in the relations of the
United States and Mexico. The Lean Bill was still
under d..eussion ; end the Ten Regiments Bill hav-
ing vsed the Senate, its promoters were being
assailed by MqMri. s, why Lyme soldiers should be
taken into tuy, when the funds were not ready and
ao enemy was in the Held to contend with ?
The newt of the abdication of the King of
the French was known in New Yolk on the 19th,

and, us might have been cxpeett d, ervat, d a great
iensation., ale clings of sympathisers were imme-
diately cal.ed, and were numerously att:rah:el.
.!'elmancons, Frenchmen, Germans, Irishmen and
Swiss, were unanimous in their eongra-ulations and
addresses and subscriptions were resolved upon to aid
and eneournge the revolutionary party in France.
The Irish 3ppeartd to regard the moment as favour-
able to the cause of repeal, and the conclusion of the
fallowing report will show the subatanti4l mode in
which it was proposed to aid the Hibernian agitators :
All the French coffee-house+ in New York hoisted the
tricoloured itag, and the French importing merchants
abandoned their romptoirs to congratulete each other on the
mat. Knots of them might have been Fe. nin the streets,
in the French le aels, everywhere in fact, and niaelug and
alancss we: pictured on each and all of their countenances.
It is :ikcly thet they wi:l awn have a public meeting on the
subject. dot of all the excited peeple none were more joy-
ful than the Irish and their descendants. Nothing could
impede their energy. They appeared to hail it as the pre-
cursor of their own country's independence. There was not
mach preaching or praying amceg tittle, but a large body
of them proceeded to the Shtlespeate Hotel, to take imme-
diate action. Mr. Bergen was promptly chosen chairman,
and a COMM e +deer.' to work for Ireland. If' under-
stand the m:ventent, it is to raiec a land of 1,000,000 d.ls.
to be used for Ireland's freedom as circures'ances may re-
quire. St. John's Hall was illuminated, end transpaii ncies
were exhi,iited in the windows with the foli,wieg inscri,aion
—" Vire la Republique Franchise ! "
A numerous meeting agraed to the following
resolatioris :
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That we hereby unite ourselves into a fixed organise-
tion, having ter its ()Neat the redemption of Ireland. That
the repeat, d attempts of Great Beiinan to iuterlere with the
domestic affairs cf this country, not only by 'Octet diplomatic
intrigue but open incendiary action, fully justifies the
gorcrument of the United States in respectfully remon-
Orating with that power against ha r cautioued oppression of
..1111d That now, in order to substantially ail the friends
°limed= in Ireland, we hereby engage to raise the sum of
cm million of dollars, to b., contributed in aid of Ireland's
emancipation from the thraldom of Great Britain.
Other propositions still more violent were also
adopted.
From Yucatan it was reported that the Indians
hate been committing further and fouler atrocities.
The rancho of Sscsuquil had been outrated by the robbery
end murder of fi.milies —3l person, Win; ; some were
thrown into the flames of batting house., and neither
women nor children were spared. News Lad been received
Beeanri.-a, February 131, that In iers had collteted
'nth the intention of uttacking that town. Much alarm
war experienced among the inhaltitants at tie dreadful an-
ticipation of similar barbarities to wha; had been inflicted
(Lewhere. The Indians had convent d in such forte, and
with such impudence, as to besiege even the city of
((we of the larie-t cities of Yucatan): but, after
'mu time, asked a suspension of hostilities, with a view of
meanly into negotiation with the commandant of tho place
—who named no commissioners Don Mitten' A. Sierra and
heft Miguel Belie. The revolting Indi Ins (sublev.4lea)
calmed the arm. of which they had bean deprived, and im-
munity from future tribute—and demanded the punishment
if two tarn named Trujegne and Vamp cc, who, they said,
had drained and wronged them. It was thought the com-
mandant of Valladolid would accede to these terms. Chan-
"'t', COP of the towns of Yucatan, after hoeing defended
Med bravely, en. taken by the Indian.. and on the 14th alt.
was latent to ashes. In Teknx the commandant had decided
to adept the guerilla spectra, us moat likely to harass the
enemy.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
MONET MARKET.
,•IW Yonlt, MARCIt 24.-40,000 (lola. Treasury Notes
at tb' !mud [hi:. morning at 101, *hag in higher titan yeatenlay.
01, improved per teat.; Pa. lives, l ; Farmers' Trust,
; Canton, ; Lorg 14and, ; ;rlem, no (gunge ;
*"... Bonk or 18.10, iloelined f ; Norwica and %Towle.; ; and
SOM. I per cent., as °palpated with the qiimutiun.. current at
Era Plant yesterday.. Money in will tight, but not ms much so as
fray • day or two tiraie. Much will depend on our nest European
re.r. If the Enttli,h and French funds shou:d not fall off much, it
willareet oar market yin. favourably. If, ha:truer, the funds there
088altederriaged. it will haregnintluena• Mee. We have never known
tht Frisch trade In so much 61.119CTISC, nd uer, was a !tear% r more
a'444,„, 4.1 Y 'molted fur. A large amount of prime No. I bill., on LOD-
1.:71.. 'l4 at If arid good bills rim. be had at 105 .. There in nothing
aFroth ; nominal rate, 3 ibis. hff. -
C"ToNii.—NEW Toner, Friday afternoon, March 21:
New Orleans,
Florida. Mob. Jr Tex.
to 7 6: to 7
71 to 7i
,I to
73 to 7s to.i
71 to.
.f7t tt°o 81 tog
11l to 8

Upland'.

lATtor ..
simarg
Good ''''''
F iddling Pay

lil toil
1 -
tto:i
to
to 8e
to 6i

,-., . ...
F,112 Fair ....
Goal
Fair........... Riles.
lecTifes same IPt instant 40,000
ElPatta
Taken by seiner.„ 12,000
Taken on ppeculation — 3,000
Stott in city
Amount on pale
Bales.
aft..
''''' atlnftn of the United states sines Sept. 1,1847 1,537,479
Fame f eriod lase year 1,409,122
n ~kens gyear before 1,417,813
om the tnitt:a states since Sept. 1, 1847 857,964
" If same per.oil last year 629,311
782,183
" year before
~..„. 11X(11ANGES. THRIGHTIL
3.32 d
i;',,,ii.ii. ................ 26 a 3 27 I Liverpool
ta,,...„ .... •••• 8 a 9 I Barre
..... .......... . a4O Hamburg --e
I —e
sire ............... 35 a 33 Holland and Belgium ze14_ ............... 73 a 78i Bremen on
•,1,;;,.E.,_
.nr me 21,outer.—In my hot
circular, per Briton la, on
"'Anent, 1 advised of a steady market at the current quota-