The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-16 00:00:00

vessel, twelve soldiers were embarked" et Smut*
Under the ?mpression that there was a quantity of
board, some of the soldiers planned to murder Ma II
and crew, and run the vessel into St. Domingo andel"
about half-way between Porto Rico and St. nemgs t
made the attempt ; and having secured the eabin-daegg
the officers, and the scuttle forward upon the watt& bgV
gi
they very nearly succeeded in overpowering the wok
deck, when the first mate having accomplished the limi
up of the cabin fastenings, a most desperate streak
place, in which four of the soldiers were slausitssid
pitched overboard with the pikes fast in their bfiliee, it
vessel, in consequence of the occurrence, returned Is st.
Juan, the chief officer and two er three of the crew
severely wounded.—Acadian Recorder.
BRAZlL.—Adviees from Rio Janeiro to the 17th '.
of July, received via the United
henpo that the*.
ligence of the war with Mexico, just received there, hi •
created a great sensation, and freights for American shim.
were scarcely obtainable in consequence. The Am•".
commodore, Rousseau, lying there in the Colombia trim the iinP“,-
had given notice, however, that he was daily espeet43 i,g more L
brig and corvette, which should convoy any America
nsmei ith Geo. • ei
chantmen home, on application. to him. America me& layer and .
4onstituted and •
it il stated, had fallen into disrepute, and could only be net; y of
tiated at considerable disadvantage in the rates of man*. weakfeeling
Troop. were despatching by the Brazilian govern *tame district*
rather large numbers to the province of Rio Grande, oh*
,dOsterks = in
as reported, was in apprehension of hostile intentions eeths im.;=edhse fee in
part of Buenos Ayres.
-•4he cordage of • •
PERU.—From Lima we have accounts to the 44
.4,,,6'00°"0;t141/,,,,,,t
of July, but they are politically without interest. El Of. i vcer,a.-m. His
mercio of the 9th of that month contains a copy of the ea• oath, chairman .
patch of H. E. Senor Iturregui, the Peruvian envoy INe lathe tons on the w
here, to his government, dated the 16th of Willem, ,ant
edwouid went to
~
eing his arrival in this country on the Gth of May, Chapel
"libill'te'LTilf
taken the West India steamer Forth at the Rio Chapel a e•
the 28th of March. He advises of having on the 14th pays gapprobation of
a copy of his credentials to Lord Aberdeen, then at the pa,
reign-office, and that he was waiting the orders of 8.8. R. .6 n"-ng Carr
°
The Lord Ma
to be admitted to an audience in order to present them is rd
-moth a state ,
original. The following copy of a letter from one of Oa Oxford Charles 11
Fentlemen attached to the legation in this capital, tea frieet s,, Lpper cad the c
'''kif London and
in Lima, which is published in the same journal, will be gs
Mon, on which t
rused with interest, both on account of the impressions pee "..._
se ei,n
duced on his arrival by his first acquaintance with thU ,giic torrhip an
metropolis, and the reflections on his own country, egg& .0
The Lord Ma
judicious and patriotic, with which they were accomp .
—" Lendon, May 16, 1846. On the 28th of March, we sa,
barked in the RiuChagreeon board the steamer Forth, ahe itut PRIXOY
l'aented to the C.
vessel of 2000 tom \r e set off the same day, and, Mud* t^Couneil Commi
at Carthagena and Santa Martha in the republic of Nen ,-
should not be hu
Granada, at K lepton and Spanish Town in Jamaica, Sante. f
de Caba in the great island of Jacmcl in the republic a( The paper w
ge"thVournals of
,Aldermen.
Hayti, the islands of Puerto Rico, and St. Thomas, which it
a beautiful isle belonging to Denmark, we arrived on *a m: Co missloN
19th of April at the Bermudas, belongit.g to the English. Os
..la
7PECTS or •
the 20th we transhipped to another steamer called the Med- ' ovuertome.—Y .
way; on the 22nd she began her voyage, and in sins. ' the City of Lon.
days, that is, on the 6th instant, we reached Soutluimpug, the weekly des.
a port of England, and on the 7th arrived in this camel, : chair. A man u
teeming in two hours and a half a distance of more that had taken an and
skty miles by railway. This city, in which swarm Ws •
millions of inhabitants, is a world of which he onl can cleansing associ
a perfect idea who sees it with his own eyes. The teamM, courts and alleys
y fame
the theatres, the palaces, the parka, the monuments nisi - condition that
. Golden-lane, U.
to immortalise the memory of great men ; all, all appellee poorer parishion
matter of enchantment. So much magnificence, bowery, - nation instead •
has caused me a melancholy impression, comparing it with 'teemed to pref -
the state of our country ; and how indignant I feel ea scavengers: bac
observing here so much order, such riches, such immure rendered imps
progress,--and there (Peru) so much disaccord, so mad To bring his dirt
misery, such frightful retrogression. Even the Spade supplied with *
colonies, even Cuba and Puerto Rico, show a degree arm Sewers relathe
gresewhich astonishes and saddens the Peruvian who rails dirt, &c., into an
them. When shall we be united, when shall we be truly • he nailed on a
patriotic ? I will not take up more time with recollection • tired of a 40s.
so disagreeable." (After giving an account of lb . habitants of Col"
first --- - of the Legation, already adverb! • .....----
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to in the letter of the Envoy, the writer proceede)—" Pitt
Adams (British Envoy in Peru) has not yet arrived, anal
hope that the British government, listening to the *Urn
tions of justice and propriety, will ulaapprove and Nail
the ntiadoings of that gentleman, notwithstanding his palms
and flatterers. Our guano has somewhat fallen in price
the market. The competition of that from Africa, &Moult
of inferior quality, is the occasion. Ou the coast of Patagonia
alone it is said that 300 vessels are loading. With the es
rival of Senor Iturregui the value of Peruvian bonds his
risen considerably. It is believed that order begins to be re-
stored in Peru, and 'hat already tak
we are thinking of ing
steps for the payment of the foreign debt, about which strong
reclamation and remonstrances await us."

women, rose en
• with a hammer,
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shows and his f
of the police, 1
who was the
and held to b
-Fanshawe now
to enable him t,
mates of the
the assault. T
questioned the
in the matter.
• been waited on
connected wit
pointed out the
filth being cue
wards interfere.
The inmates h
from his coudit
,many shillings i
discussion, the C
missioners of Sc
purposes. They
entitled to sup.
were bound to p
put him into the
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James Arnold, :
lists of voters fur
day, in the Cou
arrangement, th
Mg the lists ; an
for the several p
fur that purpose
Iclaims and obj
represented by
statement of tho