The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-11 00:00:00

LATER PROM AMERICA,

By the packet-ship Sea, arrived at Liverpool, we
have New York papers to the 19th of October. There
had been no further accounts received from the seat
of war in Mexico, and the greatest anxiety was mani-
fested for later and more authentic advices.
Neither the Missouri from Cherbourg, nor the Cam-
bria from Liverpool, had arrived wheu the Sea sailed.
The Mechanics Bank had declared a dividend of
4 per cent., and the Fulton Bank a semi annual divi-
dend of 5 per cent., both payable on let November,
Connected with an order issued some time since.
directing a duty of twenty per cent. to be levied on
coffee imported into the United States from Brazil,
the following circular had been published :

MCI:EAR TO COLLECTORS AND OTHER OFFICERS OP THE
CUSTOMS.
Treasury Department. Oct. 11, 1817.
Being apprised by the Department of State of its belief
that, since the termination of the treaty of the 12th Decem-
ber, 1828, between the United States and Brazil, which ex-
pired on the 12th December, 1841, the government of
Brazil has acted in the same manner in regard to our eon
metre and navization as though thei treaty still continued to
exist, and no representations to the contrary having come
to the knowledge of the Department of State, it is deemed
expediew that the same course should, for the present, be
pursued on the part of the Government of the United States.
I jYou are consegueatly instructed to admit, free of duty,
under the provisions of schedule I. of the tariff of 30th
July, 1846, coffee of the growth of Brazil, imported directly
from that country in vessels belonging to that nation ; and
will also exempt said vessels and cargoes from the charge of
discriminating duties of impost or tonnage of any description
whatsover. 8.. J. WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury.

NEW YORK COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
MONEY MARILaT.—We have nothing new to report in the ,
money market. There is, comparatively, nothing doing In ,
stocks, and prices have settled down to about their lowest ,
level, and holders have very little to fear from bad news
from any quarter. Good news would give a very great im-
petus to the fancies, and prices would rapidly rise to shout ,
their former level. We are daily expecting later accounts ,
from Europe, and hourly looking for advices from the seat of
war. The general impression is, that intelligence from both
quarters will be favourable. Steck 'peculators for • rise
show this to be their opinion, by the little disposition they
manifest to reduce the quantity of ,tack they hold.
The flour market continued firm, and the demand for
the eastward remained on the whole good, and sales
would probably have been larger had it not been for the
scarcity of vessels, which were also in demand for the British
provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Wheat was
on light supply and in good demand, at full priest. Corn
was firm at yesterday's quotations, and closed with an up-
ward tendency. Rye was firmer, with a fair amount of
sales. Oat, were inactive. Sales of mess pork were making
at a figure lees than yesterday's quotations. Prime re-
mained the same. Sales of groceries were moderate, without
material change in quotations. Transactions in cotton were
light, without chance in prices.
Assist. —Sales of pot. were made in a small way, at 6 dole. to 6
dole. 25c. We only noticed sales of 20 barrels pearls, which were made
at 8 dole.
Baranoverre. -Flour : Sales of new Oswego and Cenessee footed up
about 4,0. oto 5,000 barrels, at 6 dots. 51e. to 6 dole. 561 e. for the
former, and 6 dots. Stie. toe dela. 62te. for the latter ; 600 bbls. new
Michigan sold at 6 dole. 561 c. ; and WO do. at the name price ,• sales
of 100 bids. Ohio were made at 6 dole. 56ic., with lota of extra do., at
7 dole. 121 e. ; for Otani* idols. Mc. was Naked ; 128 bbls. old hliehi-
pin sold at 6 dots. 25c. ; Southern dour was firm, and 300 bbls. How-
ard-street sold at 6 dols &He. ; and 900 do. fancy eold at 6 dots. 75e.
Wheat. Wes of 2,000 bushels Generate were made, together with a
handsome lot of Ohio, at 1 dot. 42c.; and 900 bush. Western were sold
at l dol. 30e., and 1,000 Ohio white said e the name price. Own : Mar.
ket firm, and sales footed up 10,000 to 12,000 bush., including eyelid
Western mined, at 72c. • and good yellow, at 72c. The market closed
Gem. especially for gaud mind The market was Arm. For
good New York fresh-ground 3 dole. 25c. was asked, ant 3 dole. 181 c.
was offered. New Jersey and Penosylvania w scam and held at
an advatice.—Rye : Males of about 4,600 trnekel ere
s were made held
t
and 1,000 at 921 e.., delivered; 1,000 basbela rye malt sold at 92c.
Oats at wholesale were worth 49c., and by retail 50c.
CA7MLTA.—Sperm continued steady at 33er
Corr.—There were few or no private sales beyond retail transse.
tone. Sale. of 200 law Rio, slightly damaged, .04 sold by auction,
at 5.31 to 61, cook.
Corros.—Rut a email bonineee was transacted in this article to-
day. Prices remain without change, end range along our inside
but ample for the demand.
0/urea. The amount on sale is sot large,
Some boldest are not offering their supplies at all.

New °Pm',

Uplands. . Florida. Mob. & Tex..
Inferior
Ordinary
Middling .... .....
Good Middling lO to 10i{ Ito 1 Ito II
Middling Fair
Pair
Fully Fair.... . .
Good Fab l2l to 121 none. 121 to 12
Fine ... .........
Pitovistoss.—fieles of 300 Ws. were reported at 14 dots. 621 e.;
1041 at 14 dote. 50c., end 140 at 14 did,. 371 e. The sales footed up
tome SOO 05 9400 Dbl.., at priers varying from 14 dole. 371 c. to
11 dots. 021 e. ; 300 old Mew were sold at 13 dole. 621 c., and about 500
were reported e.ild at a less price; 100 prime, were reported roid at
10 dole. 50r..—Lord : The market was quiet. In barrels it wee worth
lie. for corn:nor.; 101 c. to tote. for good to prime, and in kegs
11c. to I Ile. for prime.--Cheese was steady at 71c. for good.
Ilerkirovr
dairier, with • fair amount doing for export. Butter remained about
the same, but it was somewhat less active than in the fore part of the
week.
TOIBAOCO.—We submit the following usual statement, showing the
prices, wales, receipts, and stock on hand for the week ending this
afternoon : Priers. P.old ItoaL this Stock.
Kentucky, Virginia, title week. week. on hood.
and it. Carol= ... 3i to 81 250
to hhde.s. as 115 Mids. 4552 Wirt,
4 71
Maryland and Ohio 12 Mids.
Connecticut weed ... Bto 15 22 rt.
Pennritsarda seed... 7to 14 24 es 8 eta. 55 ex.
Florida sto 60 40 cm. 110 lib.
Havanna& l5 to 871 SO Ns. 11 bls. 150 bb.
17 to Ssc.
Cabs ......... 15 to 30 210 bLe.
sc. 1159 Us. 2096 hie.
15 to 2
38 big. 35e.

Para 36 to 13 30 hi..
165 bin.
The transactions of the week have been limited to assail sale% to
meet actual demand, the business moon being almost over. Priers
doll kinds remained unaltered.
Famorrrs.—Rates to Liverpool were about the same; some flour
to fIU up woe taken, it was reported, at 2e... and cheese at 250.
There was no change in rate. to London, or to Continental ports.
There we. a good demand for small coasters for the eastward, and for
the Britirli provinces,