The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-05 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'Clock.
LOSS OF THE ROYAL MAIL PACKET
COMPANY'S STEAMER TWEED.

With to New Mexico,the Bt. Luis Republican,
of 26th February, states, that • genual rising against
the Americans had been arranged to take place in that
city on Christmas-day. Advantage was to have been
taken of the number of Mexicans assembled to par-
ticipate in the religious ceremonies of the season. A
priest from El Paso is said to have been present, in the
habit of a grazier, and to have taken an active part in
the preparations. The plot was discovered to the
Americans by some Mexican women, and a good
many of the leaders were seized. Advices front the
same quarter confirm the report that Col. Doniphan,
after routing 1,100 Mexicans, at Braeite, with GOO
Missouri Volunteers, had marched upon Chihuahua.
' The intelligence from New York, Philadelphia,
and Washington, by the Baltimore, is only one day
later than we had previously received. It is of little
general interest. The Philadelphia Inquirer states
that so urgent is the demand for ship carpenters in the
navy that the officers of the yard have instructions to
ad7anoe the price per day to three dollar', until the
repairs to the vessels destined to the Gulf of Mexico
are completed. About a month ago the price was
raised from two to two dollars fifty cents, and failed
to procure the requisite number of workmen.

New You. 107-7617,11117( cottll--;rellrinly maintained,
Eat rite teammetions bir tbs bat ber dal have been' limit
Qoolillosot Ordloors to mod opilloory, o. to 10 c.; Warthog to
goo 4 =Min Ws. it Nib.; oild.or to Aar, Ile. to 12e. The
slots deo inelet Y tie Mita Mato to this data b as fol-
lows:

1647. 1614. 1643.
Expels Minbed B. 337,336 490,555 373,333
• *rmee — 119,994 143,593 734.441
„ to ether pans — 75,301 93,296 136,314

Total B. 532,821

914,0,5

Total receipts B. 1,321,104 1,296,189 1,616,713
Stocks on band 636,299 466,513 348,034
Vessels Dm Wand 133 Pt 110
IN Perm — 20 16 13
Pima: No Oka. prices steady. Corn quiet.
naked ter Haire: Ostisn, If doh: Sour, 11 dole per barrel.
ACCOMIVI from Net Orisons at Sr lel, sad trans Munn of the 2nd,
sanonnee so change he
Cassaarrox, Yuen telltiskie Ps Limped for cotton in square
bags at 3s. lid, ries Oa; three swan takes ap for Havre at 14c. for
contra in square bags, 4 dollars per 6001 b. for Ass.

TEE Revenue.—The accounts of the Quarter's
Revenue will not be lade up until this evening. We are
glad to learn that they will exhibit a highly. satisfactoryre-
sult. The Customs will show a considerable utereass over the
corresponding quarter of last year. This prosperous condi-
tion of the Custom's duties is the more gratifying when we
take into account that no part of the amount is made up of
duties on the importation of foreign corn, which formed
no large a portion of the revenue of the quarter end-
ing the sth of January last, during which quarter
the 4e. duty, the lowest in the reduced sliding scale, was
in full operation. The present flourishing condition of
the Custom's revenue is at once the brat indication of the
healthy condition of our foreign commerce, and the most
conclusive testimony in favour of the extensive reductions
made to carry out the principles of free-trade. The Excise,
too, hied' its ground, proving that, in spite of the partial
distress and destitution that prevail, and the dearness of so
many articles of nearer, use and consumption, them ia no
diminution of employment, and that the working classes are
still in a condition to indulge in excisable articles. The pro-
perty-tax shows no material alteration. These are the great
sources of income, and are all in a satisfactory state. The
stamp-duties, too, prove that trade is active, although they
want the large railway transaction, of last year. The total
amount of the receipts for the year ending sth et April,
1847, will afford a very gratifying comparison with the year
ending April 5, 1846, or with any recent annual returns.
Observer .