The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-21 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL., MONDAY.
The Royal Hail steamslrip Europa, Captain
Leitch, whish left Boston on the 7th instant, and
touched at Halifax on the 9th, arrived in the
Mersey at 7 o'clock this evening, bringing 44
and 96,000 dols. in specie.
Paill"Pl Europa called at Queenstown on Sunday
to land mails and despatches, and a summary
of her news was telegraphed from thence.
On the 10th instant peened the steamship
America, hence for Halifax.
In the United States Senate, Mr. Sumner had
introduced a resolution calling for copies of all
correspondence relative to maritime law and neutral
rights which may have passed between the Ameri-
can and any foreign government since the Congress
of Paris. _ _

The Howes of Representatives had elected the I
Rev. Thos. H. Stockton, of Philadelphia, as their
chaplain ; and they had passed a bill reducing the
mileage of members of Congress. A resolution
was adopted providing fur • committee to investi-
gate chsrges heretofore made against the Presideat
of an attempt to bribe certain members of the
house.

A resolution was pending to place 5,000,000 doh.
at the disposal of the President to pay the expenses
of volunteers sent to the Rio Grande.
The Senate of Vrirg►nia rejected the minority re-
port favouring a southern conference, and agreed to
the majority report, which is adverse to such •
conference.

There is nothing of moment relative to the wreck
of the Hungarian. The mails which were saved
had arrived at Halifax, but they were in such a
condition,as.to be wholly useless. The goods saved
from the steamer and the wreck itself ware to be
sold at Barrington, Nova Scotia, on the 14th inst.
From British Columbia we have advices of a new
transgression of boundary lines by a detachment of
the American army. A squad of men had gone to
Langley, and seising a couple of prisoners, had
carried them off into Washington territory. Much
excitement on the subject existed at Victoria.
Sandwich Island advice* to Jan. 28 state that the
Russian fleet had sailed for Cronstadt via Valpa-
raiso.

The steamship Cahawba, with Savannah ad-
vices to the let March, had arrived at New York.
The Cahawba reports but 12 feet of water on the
bar at the mouth of the Mississippi, and the channel
is blocked up by a large ship aground. The Ca-
hawba stuck in the mud, remaining about 19 hours,
until a steam-tug hauled her off. Freights at Ha-
vannah unchanged. Exchange on London, 131
premium.

Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte is now at Milan,
to compisto his reesmehes cm the Itali•o dialect..
The communal council of Spa has decided on
the mestrustiou of new bath., both of ordinary and mineral
water. The leaks are to be constructed in the centre of
the town, at pound belonging to It, and • sum of
500,000 fr. has bees voted for the purpose. For another
building at the Pouhou-spriag, a stun of 300,000 fr, is to be
allowed. _ .

The Danubian Gazette of Vienna says :—"A letter
from Perth states that the students engaged in the
late disturbances wore crape round their hat., sad each
carried with him a wreath of laurel, ontsissassd with tai•
coloured ribbons, and the inscription, The yang am al
Rath to them who have shed their blood for *dr emery I'
Wizen the entrance into the cemetery was intadicted to
tbwy tbsy sear patriotic hymnal sad tamer the orrostbs
wee the vex Fresh arrest, have flaw boa ands."