The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-09 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Font o'Ctont.
y the Eclipse packet, arrived last evening at
smooth, we have received advices from Madeira
let Jane, to the effect that the junta of that place
adcd resisting any attempts to reduce the island to
Queen's authority. At the same time they had
Eyed upon following in every mode the actions of
junta of Oporto. The Thetis frigate was
ly looked for at Madeira, from the Azores,
a it was expected the ,junta steamer
ivies would be taken posseeeton of by the
is. News had reached Maderia that a hiate
had been sent from that island, with 1,200 dole.
10,000 dole. value of amunition, to St. Übes, for
Le Bandeira, had been captured by the Recruit
. The late governor, a moat worthy and popular
, we. still residing at the house of the British
lul, awaiting the return of the island to its 'Be-
im. Mr. Stoddart, the British consul at Maderia,
oacount of very ill health, has come home in the
pee, with his family, his departure being generally
.etted.

re have already given news from Monte Video to
28th April, by the Ipswich, arrived at Plymouth.
same vessel appears to have brought accounts
Buenos Ayres to the 23rd of the same month,
,hich date all was quiet. There were still, how-
rumours of coercive measures to be undertaken
tiler to compel the government of Corrientes to
mnifv the citizens of Buenos Ayres for the
rre otthe ships and cargoes in 1844, which were
eeding up to Paraguay. General Roses, it was
, had caused full indemnification to be made to
owners of all the vessels that formed the barrier
es the Parana at Obligado, and were destroyed by
combined fleets of England and France in their
At on the batteries there in November, 1843.
en the Ipswich left Monte Video, Lord Howden
not arrived.

DUTH AMERICAN STATES ON THE PA-
IC.—The mails from the Pacific coast of South America
ved by the Medway were brought to Panama on
21st of May by the Pacific Steam Navigation Com-
's steam-ship Ecuador. The Ecuador breught, in
doe to her usual passengers and cargo, the mails, &c.,
leered to her at Callao by the company's steamer Chili,
h left Valparaiso on the 28th of April. By this °pear-
-Iwe have papers from Valparaiso to the end of April.
ur as that republic is concerned they are barren of Intel-
roe of any interest. The accounts from Bolivia are to
et of April : they show that this republic and Peru were
ly at the point of open war. All intercourse between
by the land frontier, had been formally interdicted by
re of the Bolivian government. The Bolivian forces
placed on the war footing, and, to cover the expenses
cents were assigned out of the funds for public works
certain branches of public instructions. Debts in arrest
various other obligations were ordered to be suspended.
causes of quarrel are the respective heightening of
tariff duties; and the claim of Bolivia to the
use of the Peruvian part of Arica for foreign trade.
om Ecuador we have a file of El Nacional (the journal in
h official documents are published at Quito) from the 13th
Ito the 4th May (inclusive). The contents of these
n, though presenting nothing of stirring interest, are
*fitly calculated to awaken a sense of gratitude for the
ration of the attempt of the ex• General Fiore§ to em-
his mercenaries for Ecuador. Everywhere do we find
a of an earnest and persevering effort on the part of the
enment to establish law and order, regulate the national
ices, and promote the development of national resources.
it is an intimation to the clergy of an understanding
to with the court of Rome ; now an edict for the
r organisation of the mines ; now a measure
the establishment of a school. In El Nacional
find statements of the receipts and expenditure
he seven provincial treasuries for the months of
sat and September, 1946. In August the aggregate
paid into the treasuries was, in cancelled treasury bills,
KO doh. ;in specie, 87,763 dole. The expenditure was
30 doh., leaving a balance in hand of 7,393 dole. exclu-
rf debt cancelled. In September the aggregate pay-
s into the treasury amounted to, in careened treasury
40,678 doh. ; in specie, 90,673 dole. The expenditure
86,252 dole., leaving a balance in hand of 4,421 doh.,
'sive of the debt cancelled. These accounts are minute,
have every external appearance of accuracy. Great
itaon is being paid by the government to improve and
id the cultivation of tobacco.