The Express.
London, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 14.

THE UNITED STATES.

Tun militaryandpoilical intelligeaoe brought by
the Cambria will be found in another column : here,
a few words only on what at present excites more
interest, the state of feeling in the commercial world
at New York.

The Guadalquivir steamer from Liverpool, which
made the voyage to New York in fifteen days,
I carried out lettere containing some information
respecting the failures in the corn-trade, and
the general uneasiness in the money market
lof London. The latter piece of intelligence excited
I scarcely any sensation, except among a few wen-
' !atom who forthwith began to calculate what effect
it might have upon the prices of cotton. The news
of the failures was received with more anxiety. The
question naturally suggested itself as to the re-
ception the large amount of American bills on
England were likely. to meet with in these
circumstances. The information conveyed by the
Guadalquivir was not sufficient to convey a distinct
notion of the actual state of affairs here, and, conse-
quently, the mails by the steamer which left Liver-
pool on the 19th alt. were anxiously expected. In
general, however, a feeling of confidence prevailed.
There is nothing conclusive with regard to our
commercial relations with America, in the news
brought by the Cambria ; bat certainly there is no-
thing to warrant any increased apprehension as to the
future.

THE clouds which lately loured es dark over Italy
appear not unlikely to dissipate themselves in the
atmosphere instead of breaking in storm. Austsia
seeks to explain away the Farnuese movement, and
even condescends to excuse its equivocal conduct to
M. OCHSENBEIN.
In Prance, the quailing of the antagonists of consti-
tutional liberty is still more manifest. The dynastic
pred•ect•ons of LOMB PHILIPPE have been rebuked
y the national will. It is not merely in Italy that
he has retreated from the hostile position he
had taken up against national independence
and liberty ; m Spain, too, he is being com-
pelled to yield. Perhaps this IR of the
two, the greater victory. There was room to fear
that the phantom of English asoeadancy in the coun-
cils of PpLin might have been played off with =ME
ea the French nation. Bat the feeling that the na-
tionality of Spanish government weeviolated by that
intrigoc has awakened more just and generous essiti-
ments in France. The French people will not con-
epire with their King to place a select family party of
Orleans princes on as many European thrones as pas-
sible : and Louts PHILIPPE, if he his not given up
the idea of securing Spain as a property for a younger
▪ bus at least been compelled to defer the execution
ef his project.
The admission of the Duke Ds Bitoot.ta to a seat in
moil must have nest the King of the French a
was struggle. We welcome the event as a pledge
that the Framitgoverament is about to adopt a more
jot and national pellet in regard to Spain. We com-
bat • ' that the Dike DE BROGLIE will sully his
will zit& that position which in the
seam et Ware be cannot be long of attaining—by
identifying himself with the miserable MONTPENSIER
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