The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-27 00:00:00

AMERICA.

The British and North American Royal Mail
steamer Canada, Capt Harrison, which left Boston
at noon on the 15th, and Halifax on tho night of
the 16th, arrived off Holyhead yesterday forenoon,at
a quarter-past eleven, and at the bar at a quarter-
past four. Owing, however, to the state of the tide
she could not proceed, and we arc indebted to the
politeness of Capt. Harrison, who forwarded our des-
patch-bag by one of the steam-tugs, for its delivery
some hours before the vessel herself reached the
river.

I he Atlantic steamer, which smiled from Liverpool
on the Ist inst., arrived at New York on the lath,
after a prolonged voyage, owing to having been re-
tarded by head winds for the whole voyage.
The Canada also met and spoke the Royal
Mail steamer America between Halifax and Boston,
at 8 o'clock, n.m., on the 16th. The Admiral lett
Halifax is H.M.S. Cumberland for Bermuda, accom-
panied by the sloops-of-war Calypso and Sappho.
The mails by the Canada were in charge of Lieut.
ltaymond, Admiralty agent. The Canada had about

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40 passengers.
The United States mail steam-ship Washington,
which sailed from New York for Southampton on
the 4th inst., rcturrcd to New York on the morning
of the 12th inst. Her machinery had been disabled
it having broken the strap of the starboard crosstail
link. At the time of the accident she was proceed-
ing under the usual pressure of steam, with a smooth
sea. She was being repaired, and would resume her
voyage on the Intli inst.
The news by this arrival is quite unimportant.
The United States District Court, for the district
of Maryland, has been engaged in the trial of James
1). Johnson, indicted on the charges of transporting
slaves, in the American brig Chatsworth, from the
coast of Africa to Brazil, in the year 1850, and for
serving on a slave vessel, in violation of the acts of
I 1,00 and 1818. The brig was captured by the United
States cruisers, on tho coast of Africa, some time ago,
with slave-deck, &c., on her, sent home, condemned,
and sold. The case had not been decided.

Judge Grier, of the United States Circuit Court,
has issued a special venire to the marshal to summon
108 jurors to try the charges against Elija Lewis,
and others, who have been committed for treason
against the United States, growing out of the mur-
derous outrage at Christiana. The fourth Monday
in November has been fixed as the day for the com-
mencement of these trials.

Catherine Ilayes was about to sing at Boston ;
when she had arrived the excitement was as great
as that to hear Jenny Lind.
The trial of Margaret Garrity for the murder of
her seducer, Edw. Drum, commenced in Newark,
NJ., on Tuesday, the 7th inst. The sympathies of
the audience were strongly excited in favour of the
prisoner, as was to be expected, but there was no
breach of decorum. The case went to tire jury on
Saturday night. On the 13th the verdict was ren-
dered—" Not guilty, by reason of insanity."
A gale on Lake Erie is thus spoken of in a letter
dated Buffalo, Oct. 13:
We have had a severe gale here during last night and to-
day. The brig Chicago, Captain Napier, which left this
port yesterday, was capsized this morning off Long Point,
and her first and second mates and one seaman drowned.
The remainder of the crew, seven in number, saved them-
selves by clinging to the bottom of the vessel, from which
they were taken by the schooner Home, when nearly ex-
hausted, and brought into this port. The vessel will pro-
bably be righted and saved. She belonged to Thomas
Dyer, Esq., and was insured. The gale continues unabated,
and we fear more disasters.

Letters from New Mexico do not bring any intel-
ligence of the revolution in Mexico of more recent
date than our last adviecs.
A telegraphic communication from Toronto states
that Messrs. llincks and Morin were conducting ne-
gotiations for the formation of a new ministry with
ever 7 prospect of success.
e have advices from Vera Cruz to the 4th inst.
Accounts from the capital to the ith ult. represent
the government to be in great confusion, and almost
without resources, the treasury being at the lowest
ebb. Ineffectual attempts had been made to form a
new cabinet. The government were not yet aware
of the revolution in Northern Mexico.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 13.
The Mossy MARI= continues stringent, though there
esidsetly o mom euralident feeling in eoattnercial circles. Sterling
exchange becoming mare shanaaut, and the rate lotting reeled to
a point which will prevent prueta'alc shipments of cm, we may anti-
cipate mote ease awl more currea.cy foe Iseurides than has preceded
for the past two or three mua•ths. There is an Memel dean in our
banks, which enables them to rtutain and to extend to KM. !Mint
their present line of diet-runts. Should our produce go f 'tweed to
press more hberal guppy of velment. of coin wall mese, and
leAorpeeitamt soc.nati4tued.lsrgte
.rie...zso of. gold from
teod ...Calif:et nitt. will
is erolarnt, homier, that no 'armament sal abiding relief can be main-
tained until our imparts see materially checked and sorrowed to au h
a point no to be liquidated by the export of the modem of our own.
intri• . .

Prime paper pares more freely, but without material change to the
rates from last week. Me quote pume Ana elms Dela 11, aid moon
elan and piper leas koown and adpredated, 13 to 18 per eent per
annum. Jimmy ie al.° more math .y obtaimid at stocks than It warn
last week.

Ocr. 14.
The demand for foreign exchanges has been quite mode-
rate and rain heavy. losaton. 1091 to 1101; Pans, 5.131 to 5.15;
Ilmahaigh,36 to 3{4 ; Aenstei dam, 491 to 4 1; Bremen, 'Ti to 78.
stocks sontlaue to have al upward teadrney. United States Sizes
adreaces:34 Iris liellecod Bootie of l; do. '7l Honda, 1; do. In-
come 1; Moeda Canal, I; Notirball and Worcester Railroad,
it i Ilmeag,j; Sew Jews, !lining tresposy, I ; itemise% Beilreed,
}t loshedagend gyeatuar I ; and Long island Railroad, 1.
Ma inipnwor rate et Soiling eel:ladled in financial Wales at the
dose ot last week eartilatalk sal today the money muter was easier
than for serval sri elm pad. We note no material cheer In the
rates foe mere stile paper, prime names bring very dare,. Leans
upon apptored securities ars., however, made with much mote facility
. and upon caner term.. We wade :—First else endorsed lore. at d
acceptances. short, 9 to II per an.; ditto lone, In to IS; ditto single
Hamm paper, 18 to 21; ditto second elms endorsed notes sea cc.
eaplasoca, short, It; ditto Log, itt tot ; single name paper di..
Lott tow H. Louis en govern Lent and date stocks, 7 per cent. ;
glascellaileollllseouritier, 7 tog.
Dwurstio Exam/9,-11u rates at all 'potato in the Interior have
tree for sometime past in f 'Tour of New York, but ate gradually be.
roint-g equalteel. At the Gulf ports there is sear i entity in tra-
ded, which has furnished • better supply of bits, aid front the fattest
quntatakir. at New Orleans we notice sight ezelisnee on thi. city I. at
I par, and to day bill& 3 &recount. From the Atlantic eines there is a
con derabie :amount of &paste ..emituf forward, the cetuand for checks
being greater than the supp y. Ow other points the rates exhinit no
a derLd &RITA aill, timid on !nehmen!, which are higher than we
hare known them lee many years.
C rron.—We have but lit le to add on this subteen to our &deices
per !due. The maned r ,Etilillfl la a •••effeed ana unsettled can-
dad a, and the traasartioe moderate. tittnniers prefer to send their
cedes to New Wean., where prices are much lower than in this pert,
, ant d ity declining; the li it en p ated was fe. for enidriling and 91.
f. eight; receipts hairy. While the weather coutioues as It has torn

ist ilia Iset fortidglat, wag is barranmor wardeaa will lams In
brio, WAD did dot mills drug woos livelier to no MOS to set
to Op armor OP mos4l b row nagrewurowlob brie br-
m Ileabro oar Arm& MOM Oletraboliort Oeelnee,
stir
a nenoeblen wn * bra* Iro Om at inenes i sod at Cie
hinbil.. OKerli. Is lbw breed 4 Nag a dials of 14e. in
Lao work lit wet ito ill* 0118.60.=kas lit U' no-
Moto mad On adknolog must betisomideoll
Other
Atlantic. MO GOMM Gulf Pots.
WOW
~... 7 tra - ... 7 to
00. is good ord.
MIL lo sued aill
KW bar Is sane to - «. men ... none.
POO Iskillemodialr none. now ... woo.
aillaillilliffern. limber has-been wifemvarable fro eat.iiorw
mid bat law traumetions have taken plmie; prices are
brier= _ we ft sot alter our quotations. Sepordne No. 2, 8 doll.
Slim dela to 3 Yin 30e.; common Man% 3 don. 681 e. to 3 dole. illie.;
mind semenestn. 0 dole. 73e. to :a do'.. 911 e.; mixed Indiana, Ohio,
and klisidepg II loin 73e. to 3 dolt nip.; straight Michigan and
Whams. SONY./AO. to 3 d015.1171c.; Macy Maehigo, 3 dots. 934 e. to
4 MIL: rpm asonerega 4 dole. bier 4 don. lel e.; Ohio, Idols. n 740.
mita deem; 11444, VW, 4 dote. 640. to 4 don. 37t ; fancy Gennerare 4
Ms. ra. sit 4 dele.3ale.• extra Ohio, Indiana and 31 ichidin, 4 dole.
*a re 4 Mb 174 ; and Airs Genoese', 4 Asti. 61te. to S dale. 75c. ;
gesibees. II dais. Vie to 4 dots enema= to good beanie, ant 4 dots.
1W ft 46 5.. Ina 1-r new. Rye flour, S usia. 2.‘e. to S don. 311 e.
Now baskrbor, 2 dole. to 2 doe. &re. per 1001 b.. Corn meat : Jer.,
meg, II 45* s24s. ; bramlywine, 3 don. Me., mob. What is dull, a
tot Was hove made 0 i pirate toque, which, under present elr-
someissleas, May be e soldered Indicative of a falling market. Striatly
prima Obblelea /My be quoted nominally at 07c Good round eon
Is some. Woloni added void to the extent of 20,000 boshels et 35e.
to &la Oil bards of round yellow sold at 61c. Honey I, inactive.
Wee kw been made at 73e. to 75;c.. although holden generally are
asking Mabee rate Sys is held at 62e. to :us. Oats, 39 to 40, with
beim* Wes.
Arose.-Pegs ham been sold to bar extent at 4 dole. 671 e.. at pearls
at 3 dots. Site. per 100 Its.
8818118.-E0814401 liMndr, he., la in fair roped, end peers are
steady. Donanne whiskey is in Doter demand; 100 021 s. Ohio acid
to-day at 21, sad 250 Mutes prison libla at 214.
P10•1•10.11.-There has been but little inurement in the prothdon
market tootay. Mese pork may be quote I at IS dais. 154 c. to
i 25 dOs. 25e.; mime, IS dole. 50c.; Ile 7f, 8 don. 75c. to 11 dois. fur
niers, and 5 duO to it dole. for prime. Lent, 01 to 91 ; dry saltid
bans, 71; deemed hogs, 7 to 74.
NAVAL Promo-TO make is &loot here of some desorlptinns,
and prices quite dim. Re ugh, turpentine may be quoted at 2 d01e.87,e.
to 3 dols., being held by some at the higher rates • spirits of tutpete
doe, 37c. ; white rosin. 2 dole. 50e. hi 3 dots. ;Sc.; tar, 2 dole. 120.
to 2 dots. 25e.; common rosin, I do:. 40c.
Ott.-Whate oil remains inuetio in this market. Limed oil
ranges hum 70c. to 736., atonalsg la quantity and quality.
eamonnr.-Iligher odes rare been Naked briny, but we do not
hear of any enmierimmts O simprovement. We quote Moor to'
Liscroaal Yd. to hid. ; optima. M. OIL Mistmore, and Id. in round Mies ;
grain, 3441. to id. ; bony wok So rI re. Id. To London : Cheese,
in bneor 30a• ; taboos,' ti & . ben' . Is. GI. to Is. 9d.; nasal storm,
Ss.; measurement goad, 2b. to rid. To hirer: Cotton, Sr. Id.;
ties, n don.; hark, S dots. to 6 dot.. ; inemurenacnt goods, 6 dole.,
to 8 duds.