The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-28 00:00:00

MANILLA.

Our latest date from this marketis the 16th ult. Sales
of most descriptions of manufactured goods had been made
at sati.factory ruts, and a fair amount of business has been
done during the past mouth in exports.
Freights.—Tonnage is much wanted. The following
were the rates ruling :—To (heat Britain, sugar, 21. Lis.
per 20 cwt.; hemp, 41. To United States, sugar 10 dole.
per ton ; hemp, per 40 cubic feet, 10 dole.
Eschange.—Bills on London, six siontbs, 41. 10d. ;
Australian Bank Bills, 30 days, 4j, Coo Canton, 30
days, 3 per coat. pram

AMERICAN MARKETS.
New Tuak, APRIL
Money is still in urgent demand at 7 per cent. for loans
an all. Business paper of the best order, 7 to 8 per cent.
Doane are much more readily negotiated than last week,
with • prevalent feeling that times will improve. The
amount of specie leaving for Europe creates no uneasiness
among the banks or the mercantile commonly. Since the
Ist of January last the receipts have been much larger than
the exports. The stock market was assuming a more favour-
able condition. Prices at the boardlto-day slightly improved.
It will be some time bfore money affairs recover the ease
which existed two months siuce. Our bank reports, which
we condense to-day, exhibit a very heavy business
at the period fixed by the Bank Department (or
the statements. In some cases the deposits largely exceed
the capital, and the aggregate liabilities in some instances
are five or six times the amount of capital. Foreign Ex-
changes were dull and rather heavy :—London, 63 days,
109 to 1091; Paris, ditto, 5.13 to 5.15; Amsterdam, ditto,
401 to 41; Hamburg, ditto, 361 to 361; Bremen, ditto, 791
to 791; Frankfort, ditto, 431 to 41.
Corrox.—The circular of Mr. Stewart, for this steamer,
states, in reference to crop estimates, that the interest in
the probable delivery of this crop has been waning for the
past three months; the fact that it would exceed 3,100,000,
and probably fall but little short of 3,300,000 bales, being
generally conceded. The tone of public opinion now lies
between 3,250,000 and 3,300,000 bales.
(From the New York Courier and Inquirer of the 16th

instant.)
The transactions since our last review of the market, per
Niagara, have been very large, amounting the three days
past to upwards of 12,000 bales. Prices to-day, since the
receipt of the America's advices of 2nd inst., from Liverpool
(by telegraph from Halifax) have further improved on the
quotations last advised, for " middling and upwards,"
to ie., with but a very limited supply on sale. Lower
grades continue to be neglected, although they cannot be
bought on easier terms. We have before us two despatches
from New Orleans, one dated 13th, as follows: "Liver-
pool, middling, 10c., active; freight, 9-161 ; excess re-
duced tb 340,000, and receipts light." Another, dated 14th:
" Middling, 10c., active; receipts materially decreasing."
We have nothing in answer to the America's advices. The
sales reported on 'Change to-day were 3,000 bales at lle.
for middling Orleans, and lOte. to lie. for middling Up-
lands. All advices concur in representing the planting
season as unfavourable ; and we feel that we are safe in
stating that it is three weeks later than last year. This
subject, equally with the rapid winding-up of the incoming
crop, will from this time engage the attention of those in-
terested. We quote as follows, basing oar quotations on
ate sales of the day:

sraicr LIT CLAS‘IFIC sTI,IN.

New Orleans Other Gulf
and Tens. Ports. Atlantic.
Interior... l3; to 9 9t to 9 81 to 83
Low to good ord 9% to 101 91 to 101 9to of
Low to good mid......
10; to 111 lei to 11 j
MM. lair torsir l2 to 12 111 to 121 111 to 12
811DoLtso.-New Orleans, lie.; Mobile, lie.; Florida and Up-
lands, 10/e. to 1/e.
FLoga.-With diminished stock the market for the last
week has been firm, and buyers found it difficult to pro-
cure good brands of State at under 4 dole. 621 c., but the
arrival of the steamer America with unfavourable accounts
of the English market., as announced on Friday morniog,
has had a depressing effect, and the trade closed in • lan-
guid state ; for export there is but little inquiry, but the
home demand increases with the opening spring navigation.
We have but little alteration to notice in price, notwithstand-
ing the foreign news, the closing rates were for ordinary to
favourite State-4 dole. 621 e. to 4 dots. 75e., with occasional
lots of inferior brands or had order, at 4 dole. 561 e. ; mixed
to fancy Michigan and Indiana, and common to good Ohio,
4 dole. 621 c. to 4 dole. 871 e.; Canadian in bond is in light
supply, and 1,600 bbls. sold at 4 doh. 871 c. to b dole For
Southern there is a fair demand, but stocks light-mixed to
favourite brands of Fredericksburgh, Alexandria, Peters-
burgh, Baltimore, and Georgetown, are sellit.g at 4 dole.
8710. to 6 dole. 371 c. Rye flour is firm at 3 dole. 75e.
Corn meal sells at 3 dol.. for Jersey, and 3 dole. 371 e. for
Brandywine.
GRAIN.-The stock of wheat is much reduced, and held
in few hands, but at present prices the transactions for both
home use andexport are moderate. Among the tales of the
week past we notice 3,200 bushels Genesee white, 125 e. ;
2,800 bushels red Ohio, Hoe. ; 9,600 bushels Ohio mixed,
114 c. ; 16,200 bushels white do., at 115 e. to 116 c. fur ordi-
nary, to 120 c. to 122 c. for good ; 18,000 bushels prime white
Ohio to arrive the first week in May, on private terms.
Rye, with sales of 6,200 bushel', still remains at 90c. to 91e.
For barley there is some demand ; the sales are 8,000
bushels, ranging at 65e. to 68c. Oats are less plenty, and
.lightly improved, at 47e. to 49c. for Jersey, and 500. to 51e.
for River and State. There is a good home trade in corn,
and with reduced pi ices of Southern, the market remains
firm but not active. The aggregate sales of the week are
152,000 bushels, closing at 62c. to Gse. for ordinary to good
Southern white, and Wm. to 67c. for Southern yellow.
PIiOVISIONS.-The market for provisions has been ad-
vancing the past week. Mesa pork sold early in the week
at 151 dole., but sales have been made to-day at 15: dole.,
and is generally held at 16 doh. ; prime, 131 dole. to 131
dols.; rump, 131 dole. to 131 dole.; clear pork, 171 dole.
Cut meats are in better demand at 81c. to 9c. for drysalted
hams; pickled hams, 910. to 9ie. ; shoulders in dry salt
and pickle, 51e. to Gc. ; sides, 7lc. to 7ie.; smoked hams,
101 c. to 13c.; shoulders, 7c. to 71c.; bacon, 81e. to 9c.;
clear bacon, 10c. to 10. c. lard .has improved in price, 9:c.
'to 910. in barrels, and 10fe. in kegs. Beef is quiet ; city
mesa, 12 dole. to 13 dole ; repacked Chieago, 12 dole. to 13
dols.; country mesa, 81 dole. to 10 dole.; city prime, 61 dole.
to 61 dole. ; country prime, 5 dole. to 51 dols.; railroad beef,
71 dole. to 8 doh. ; prime mess is held firm, 20 dole. to 22
doh. ; beef hams, 14 dole. to 15 doll.; smoked beef, 9e. to
91e. Butter, any but best quality dull, from 10e. to 15c. ;
extra, new and old, 18c. to 24e. ; cheese, Bc. to 91c.
Faxionrs-To Liverpool are dull; flour, 2s. 6d.; to-
bacco, hhds, 355. to 40s. ; cotton, square bales, per lb.,
5-16 d. ; Rosin, 2s. 71d. ; heavy goods, per ton, 275. Gd. to
30s. ; grain, in bulk, per bushel, 61d. to 7d. To London-
Tobacco, per hhd., 325. 6d. to 350.; flour, per bbl, 2s. Wet*
31. ; turpentine, per 2301b5., 3s. Gd. ; measurement goods,
per ton, 305.; heavy goods, oil, &c., 30e. to 325. 61.; cheese,
3.55. ; beef, per tierce, 6s. to 6s. 6d.; oil cake, par bbl., 3s.
To Havre-Cotton, square bales, per lb, id. ; ashes, per
ton, 8 dole. to 10 doh. ; rice, 10 ; whalebone, &c., per lb ,
10. To Cahfornia-40c. to 75c. per foot.

CRLBLESTON, APRIL 15.
The sales of cotton to-day foot up 3,000 bales, 1,250 of
which were after the reception of the steamer's news which
has had a favourable effect on the market, but accurate
quotations cannot yet be given. Prices to-day ranged from
8 to 111 c.

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCA,
SEABORNE MAILS.
[N Weft that the mails are Bent (rem the Geier,' Pat-edice
by the night —and M by the morntag dem:etch.)

Day when made lit From what M ben
COUNTRIES. in General Pat. Port dun I.
Ofilee,Loadon.• despatched. &inland.
--- -- --
Inieriesi(hyhrit.packot h Every Friday —. Liverpool—.. SaahMon
Latriaa(luUrited States
packet) ........ .. .......31 May 3
knorlec(hyl..s:atestilis April 27 ....„ ...... Southampton *.74
Atustralikvia B.athamr
too) IA Ith of May
Ditto(via Marteillos) la Sthof ),ay
Ditto (via Caps of Ooed
Hope) N
AMos (Wen Coast) .../4 Mrd of the mac : .I..annit,a .. May 9
kerar.dea s, 6,9, 24,&39 of mo. Dover .. .. April 29
Alexandria .31 Phi erns of anon. Southampton May 4
Bahamas 31 rod of the month Southampton. hat of so
Belgian h 'any Dover . - Daily
Small ..................Y AU of the moat! Southampton. May 16
',items A..etna ....... ....lf 7th et the meriti Southampton. May 16
CIF, 0(1300d 110914- ..h 14th of the month Plymouth ... April 26
Cape of Goad Hope ...14
Cape de Verde ta 11111 of the month Plymouth .. April 26
Ceylon (ass India)
Ceylon ... ..... .. N 14th of the month Plymouth -. April 24
laaanol Wes la Mon„Wed.,lllFrid Southampton. TuTia.ll.4
Chill hi hicietlithafra?no Southampton. May 1
China (se. India)
Orrotantinnt4e la 7,6,17,24,&270f ro. lover
Constantinople NI 401*.etb of wean Southampton.: May 4
Cont. of Enron* K& N Twieedaily Dover Tweeds.
Egypt (see India) 1
Visage al 14 !. Twice daily Dlr. r
Gibraltar . ... ~ ...... V 4, 7, 17,20,27 of m. ioutham. tat May 3
I Drew (see India)
Greytown V 2nd3l7tbof month Southamptono May 1
Hamburg IS Tuesday & Pride, London
Idavannah 3l 2nd cf the 'coati Southami ton.i let of mo.
1 Holland ....... ..„ 31 ageism. & halo, Landon
Hialurna . . ........34 17tb of tie Nett Southamptoar May 1,2
liallaidale.Marn pi.) N 4th3:edi of fr0"..1.2. Vouthatopton.latay 4
ladta Ma Mararellvo N Int-With°, month lam:
lonian Igge (ere India)
!ratans Met N Twice doily 'TO, head - 'Twice da.
Lisbon 31 7, o, 17, &27 of co. Southampton. May 3
1 Madeira AI 9th of the month..' Southampton.' May 16
Madeira IV, 23rd of tho month. Plymouth .. May 9
Malta (see India)
Malta N 7,11,19,17&300fm Dover
Mauritius (see India)
St media, S 14th of the month Plymouth . April 21
McAso N lid of the month 'Southampton. :et otos°. 1
Series S 3t1:3•123th0f n...„, Dover May 2
New Granada lid ind3l7thr.;fraer.:' Southampton. May 1
New Zealand By private ship .. Various porte Uneertan
Po., 4 elates ....... ..... 6 Sth I a th 2 whot ISO, I Lover May 1
Peninsula ...............1. 'tbl7t.h.l that rara Southampton. May 3
Peru ............V hid & 17th of me. Southall plan. May 1
Port Natal ............ N 14th of the month Plymouth ... April 26
eicily .............21 Sthlltlif.3.hv I a,: 'Dover ..... May 2
Tuscan!, „..........h Ithl3th23o Orman Dover .. May 2
Venezuela .„.... V halbel7Uarfm,..r.lh 'SouthamPton. May 1
Van Diminish Lang (set
Ai,tr.,..ial
West ladies ....„.„..S. 2ad3l7thof month Southampton., May 1

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CASUALTIES.
Carl Johan (Swedish barque), Klingberg, from Dantzic to
London, got on the Long Sand yesterday at 8 p.m., and
soon became a wreck ; four of the crew drowned.—
Deal, April 26.
Garonne, of Teignmouth, from Cardiff to New York, was
abandoned, April 22, in 48 N., 12 W., in a sinking state ;
crew and passengers saved.—Dover, April 26.
Harriet, of Hartlepool, was wrecked yesterday, about
1 a.m., on the Goodwin Sands ; crew drowned.—Rams-

IStandard, from Sunderland to Quebec, was abandoned sia
sea in a sinking state, Ap:i: 2;' in 1at..10, 14n. 16; crew
taken off by the Melissa, from Now Orleans.—Liverpool,
Aril 27.

ARIL I VED.

MULL t -at D rost, I, April 26, from
Allcalim
Aucxfit Deal, April 26, from Jamaica
Aroos-at Deal, April 26, from Marseilleo
Aaroum-at Falmouth, April 26, from At. Donne.)
ADELroa-at Deal, April 27
Astourast-at Gravesend, April 27, from Mama
ALKIAJIDIII-at Gravesend, April 27, from Etudes
ADM= -at Gravel/ad, April 26, from itediterraneart
Amea-at Gravesend, April 26, from... ....Denmark
Amen ro (s.)--at Liverpool, April 27, from New York
AusraLtua-off Liverpool, April 27, from New York
AVA -at Falmouth, April 27, from GalipOß
ihULLIANT-at Deal, April 26, from Port Phillip
Doorra-of Liverpool, April 27. from Gears
Ciureatow-at Liverpool, April 27, from New York
OBLLINOW(WD-at Graverond, April 27, from Singapose
CasaiLLue-at °reverend, April 27. from Jamaica
Cam. °Luray -at Graverond, April 27, from WoMmt
Commonest -at Gravesond, April 27, from Mesas*
Cuomo, -st Gravesend, April 2,_, from Gothenburg
CAT DANINA-at Falmouth, April 26, from Guayaquil
Curros-at Deal, April 27, from Sydney
Davowainal-at Gravesend, April 27, from New York
tuna t. Wrosrut-at Liverpool, April 27, from Boston
DoLruts-at Deal, April 26, from Barbados
EaoLer -at Deal, April 26, from Lisbon
Earratwesr -at Deal, April 26, from lsmail
F.eurea-at Falmouth, Arril 27' from. Constantinople
Ewa-at Falmouth, April 27. from Constantinople
EMANUEL-at Gravesend, April 26, from Yorway
EXAM:AL-at Grasevand, April 26, from Sweden
POITCNA-at COWS, April 26, from Trieste
13108tilAS-at Briatol, April 26, from Enos
GARLAND-It DPW, April 26, from Jamaica
HIDIO-at Bristol, April 26, from St. Michael's
11/ALBA-at Cows, April 26, from klaroina
HANNA CIIIIWINII-at Falmouth, April 26, from Rocket°
HAILMONT-oQ Liverpool, April 27, from Mobilo
News TaoawALD-at Gravesend, April 27, from Norway
HIOIIICK -at Gravesend, April 26, from Memel
Inuit-at Gravesend, April 27, from B act .ea
JAVA-at Gravesend, April 27, from - ..Borobay
JOHN TAYLOR-at Graveoend, April 27, frO;ii .pat Phillip
141IANNZ PaLDIC.-at Gravesend, April 27, frau.- ..... Oldenburg
Jour-at Gravesend, April 26, from Mom
JABINO-at Graveoend, April 26, from Oporto
JACOB A. WWITZWELT-off Liverpool, April 26, from New York
Jawa Omar -at Falmouth, April 27, from Cosetantinople
Lure-at Falmnntb, April 26, from Ilavatinali
LAW ODIUM -At dwarves, April 26, from Coquimbo
Loorm-at Gravesend, April 27, from ...Attendee
Limo -at Liverpool, April 27, from... Lisbon
Mauro-at Liverpool, April 27, from New Orionn,
Mama--at Gravesend, April 27, from Riga
MATTIVIAIIt Graveaend, April 27, from Emden
Straker/1-ot Gravesend, April 26 from Smyrna
Memo PoLo-at Deal, April 26, from Venue
Owes GLaxpowita-at Gravesend, April 27, from Bombay
Palace Atelier -off Liverpool, April 27
PIILTEWIIIII-at Liverpool, April 27, from Mobile_
PUDVONA-at Liverpool, April 27, from &WI/SUM
RAPID-at Gravesend, April VI, from lilarstrond
Km Poor -at Gravesend, April 27, ,from Oporto
ROYAL 6rewair -at Gravesend. April 27, from Cason'
Ram/Les-off Liverpool, April 27, from Alszanhom
STANDARD-at Graveemd, April 27, from Bombay
SCRINOAPATAN-at Gravesend, April 27, from Calcutta
SeacuLaroa -at Gravesend, April 27, frost ......„...Demerara
lIRAIII-at Liverpool, April 27, from Para
SNNATOIL -off Liverpool, April 27, from Bombay
Sr. Nitrous-at Deal, April 06, from Whom
`Uses-rat Queenstown, April 25, from ..... LOrllao _
- -,-April 27_ " - •

,
SA:. P Luc cmco —at Mal April 27, from Oda
Travail) —at Gravesend, April 27, from , .... ... Rostock
Vivm—at Deal, April 26, front
WILLIAM Lanai—at Queenstown, April 24, from liarludoes
Wammisv--ut Gravesend, April 27, from Calcutta

BAIL

ADA-from Ilreronol, April 27, to
CHIMED-from Dartmouth, April 26, to Genoa
CATIIASINA -from Falmouth, April 27, to Hamburg
FA:BIST-from Gravesend, April 27, to Cape
lissazioa Irmoiv-from Liverpool, April 27, to .. Valparaiso
FAH/aura -trona Liverpool, April 27, to Havenoalt
Fiarrtv -from Liverpool, April 27, to IRTILIIIIII
VAIN,: Puneu-from Liverpool, April 27, to Boeton
MIONLAND LAD-from Gravesend, April 27, to Melbiurne
HEATH -from Queenstown, April 25, to Barbaloes
JILANA-from Queenstown, April 25, to London
LADY KIVINAWAT-from Gravesend, April 26, to ... ..... Melbourne
Maarua-from Liverpool, April d 7, to Newfoundland
MAST Arts -from Liverpool, April 2', to Palau:
MINALTO -from Liverpool, April 27, t 0....... ............ Melbourne
MARIA-from Falmouth, April 26, to Lanka
N,w ENOLAND -from Newport, April 25, to New Twit
Fearsome -from Pill, April 26, to Melbourne
Procosivor -froui Liverpool. April 27, to Vera Cruz
QUIIIN or rue Iststs -from Quceostown, April 23, to Barbadom
Qum. or TA Sotne-from huleombe, April 26, to Genoa
RVIASIBANCI-from Swansea, April 26, to 9ydney
Rowyrs-from Liverpool, April 27, to Itto Grinds
SALACIA -from Queenstown April 25, to London
eruniz-from Liverpool, April 27, to Belize
Taos. tiOWSLL-from Falmouth, April 26, t 0....... Quebec
Caesars-from Liverpool, April 17, to Vera Cruz
VALLA.vrit.co-from Gravesend, April 27, to S. Leone
Vaireita-from Pill, April :A to Jdelbonsio
WARAIOI-from GIIITTNERd, April 27, to Jamaica
WINU.OII-;rom Liverpool, April 27, to Ceara

gate, April 27.
Hatton 11., for Oporto, while in the river last night at
anchor, broke her shear, started her anchor, and went on
shore off Egremont. She wan got oil this day, and taken
to Birkenhead gridiron, when she fell over, and til,ed
before she could ha got entirely out.—Liverpool,
April 27.
Maria (gaillot), Fries, of and from Norden for London,
struck. on the Cotton Sand this morning, and beat over, I Printed and nubuyad b, vii„,„. K.. Haul it No, Et, Lombard-
lint the vessel filling, she was run on shore near Corton, tweet, to the City .f Leaden, Printer, at the Men in Lorabszde
out is full of water; crew saved.—Lowestoffe, April 25. street, in the pcteisetel Whiterriere, Invitees, Arm A.m.