The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-07 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES,

LIVERPOOL, WEDXUDAY 310ZKLICI.

The steamship Hungarian, from Portland, Maine,
on the 26th Wt., has arrived, bringing 68 passengers
and a portion of the crew of the wrecked steamship
Indian.

On lit inst. passed steamship Anglo-Saxon.
The following ships arrived out :—Cireamian, at
St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 23rd ult.; and the
Yip and Africa at New York on the 26th.
News unimportant.

A Washington telegram of Nov. 25 says :—" The
Secretary of War to-day received the following de-
spatch from Lieut.-General Scott, dated Smite of
Fuca, and sent by way of Leavenworth :
." Two days ago I despatched from Fort Townsend
a communication to Governor Douglas, proposing a
temporary adjustment of the existing difficulties on
the buis suggested by the President to me. There
has been no answer yet, but there is no doubt the
proposition will be accepted. Everything is tranquil
in the island."

The tint train, consisting of an engine and single
carriage, passed over the Vietot ia-bride at Montreal
on the 24th ult.

THE LATEST VIA HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Nov. 26.—Five of the sur►ivors of the
steamer Indian were picked up at noon on the 21st by
the schooner Wave. Mr. Bingham states the weather
was thick, and the Indian was going under full steam
and canvas at the time she struck. Three out of
seven boats were capsized after being launched, and
a fourth stove by the rollers breaking on the ledge.
The number drowned could not be ascertained. Mr.
Binghum supposes mails and nearly everything on
board lost, as the vessel was fast breaking up. The
captain was deceived by soundings when he sup-
posed he was off Sable Island. Three boats were
lowered at the time the vessel broke amidships.
One of the boats under command of Mr. Biggans,
third altar, is supposed to be lost. At daylight of
the 21st the forward part of the ship disappeared,
and plate, stores, &c., were lost or stolen. Twenty-
seven are said to be drowned; and among those lost
ars Lewen J. Moses, wife, and two children ; Mrs.
Rickman and infant, and Jas. Dickson, paseengers ;
and of crew drowned there are Jas. Long, joiner; John
Henan, seaman ; John E. Morgan, seaman; Henry
Carrol, seaman ; Win. Ross, third engineer; Robert
Richie, fourth; John Miller, fireman; Jas. Stand-
well, steward ; Alfred Walsh, steward's boy ; Tnos.
Lloyd, chief cook.

Trio Gladiator returned to Halifax on the 26th,
with the remainder of the survivors.

Very little cargo was saved, and the saved pas-
sengers complain of being plundered by natives.

Mail saved, and forwarded vii Windsor.

BAILDINIA.

The Opinions of Turin announce, that the advo-
cate M. Cassini has refused the portfolio of Justice,
which had been offered him.

The Gazette of Matto of Dec. I cue:
The governor of Lombardy, M. Vigilant, In his farewell
darns to the Maness, dated from Milan, the 30th of No-
vember, recommends to than love, devutedeens, sad grad-
tude for the misuse champion, to whom they owe their de-
linemen, "On the ounplem onion of the King and the
people," nye M. Viduni, `•depeed the esfety end greeting
of our dear Italy. Remember the frank words soldreestd to
you by the bran and loyal King nu his return from the
glorious Ands of flea Martino and tiniferion, and which I
am happy to repeat toy in as tits beat reminiscence of all :
Peupkt of Lombezdy, Lava faith In your King; he will labour
to establish on solid and doable been the happiness of those
new rountrim which HINMIIi ILIO confided I. his gongs-
abet.' "

Daring a violent snow storm in the evening of the
90th wt, the Mewlen vowel &ohs, from at. Petwebarg,
row aground on a shoal war Croebedt. ♦ steenwe wont out
to roc ler aratetance, bat the darkness of the sight end the
drifuog ire rendered her help usavailing. Oa the third night
afterwards the vessel was crushed by the to sad sank. The
ere, .soaped wow the be.