The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-27 00:00:00

THB EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1858.

could be Mood wbo would treat bar corms or atts with a
dollar. = tea afoul mosouty don was boa psa.
sewn au b. thrown, to otimplabs dmattation opts
the labmws, Mr. Fox, Unita States Coral at /Uptown',
found limn/ compelled either to admit, the rectaisito
c.,ney Mr bar port chinas tad applies, or to MI bar pea-
souper, Marrs seder his rya lie did aid bssissesswhat
410,4 the theka was to be made, bet Irma Iles ON
.rich ths sepsis iaesste•
_flab.
Is sod this
maim Um mmal rib be Ify w-T -ric. It la to be
tu.psd,/112. Job TyassOlts unionism/a el Washing-
too, as wail es ell others esosseasol, islll be bad to a strict
it, _ ton for their boarder spewahtlon la the lime of than
courtiers's.
Two Ems bin Ma salmi of the Wasithoglos, °overeat
Otoldis Masa the Isiletrlos peselemelks, the .*.s beteg
to premll eyes as any as had as nem is p Streatd to
nub Mmisitot*is New Tat:
.. Orsanlin sitsolisa, "pie et Prim, by tio Boar

et Simi%
"To the PROW dirt pqbayrsrloroll Osim :
•• Sir—TbeGOVlMlll lei Weed through yr
ports antitled Is wefts% dal es by the Aso-
rims Meemship Wasibilsa wal at am/awl, ts rr
the H. Amid not haw masa at /is Jur del Buz
to tab thin le disk drottuation. _ _

„re. Wag of thew poompoo oitemold -, to
U asular GINO ima, wars, mad eaboat mow
to perms *air moo to Calks* to mai* Mime taw
wore intidai to •pump la dr Mom* Ilarman, ma la
• mum 'bow Soy all Moo assess sf oapplot,oal
ivramasol ao pow to sappon ea% allylo
of okay to limarohoo sad trod& rag lie popilloa of
aopto7oil mod Pam's!

IThe Goveraar, dashes et pimallag sae. Mods
toe to say thee se era r the ilepwatddaatta Heil
arrive tat Abaylawell, yea will be le viett the
`eraon board nil Worm then the ashes d tb=
dictated pertly fray a feekkair el Iremaffity MI by a desire
for the welfare of the ialtaleiteate el the teem If the United
&awe coral at Aaplawail shares la the foliage of the
Gnwrnor so the deem that the easial at Parma does, he
doubtlarly socetopsay yon in year Tbdt.

" Assure this, insfo;tu;sie of the ordeal desire the
Governor fag. this they may temp hem doh difficult
position without rare injury, aid of his mint that he
cannot, without transcanding his bed peers, pedbr them
anyttung bat his advice. —Your obedimit eureamt,
" KANVIL Moaao.
" Mae Arommoss, Priest of Coke."
In an article referring to this affair the New York
Herald says" that two points are now demonstrated.
These are :—Fint, that an English protectorate hes
been established over the Nicaraguan Isthmus ; and
second, that under that protectorate the government
of Nicaragua has peremptorily refused to permit the
route to be opened for the transit of the passengers
conveyed by the American company now holding the
privilege." After narrating the &eta, and stating
that it cannot be argued that it was the act of wane
subordinate, since Sir W. G. Onseley and COW
modore Kellet were present in the port, the Herald
continues :—" It is to its a matter of deep regret that
Captain Churchill and his subordinates did not reply
to the first and all the succeeding questions of the
British officers, that it was none of their business.
No British naval officer, either in a neutral port or in
a British port, has any business whatever on the
deck of an American ship, and when one comes there
lw does so by oourteey."
The article concludes as follows:
It behoves the administration and Congress to for
the serious work that le before them. The gee hich
Hugl.did rad France have evidently dattemilmed to pumas
o erg .ott to the Anuricsa Isthmus tad Ste Amorists
Mediterniama, is ciao sad palpation We should
mast it without hest bury, sad with a ambit I
to the great future that is before as. Lt Cetera
once pees the resolation abrogating the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty. That nasty is s deed awe la weer way ; sad If it
wen a%t, England has violated It is bar resist morose of
at armed proweleisie Niceregea. Mr soy yet throw
the natty book to us la view of tie keg time that we are
palartriae shoat throwing it beak to hr. Then Cower
should at met set apes the suggsstices of the Presidia'
MIMMI•ft IN sad ratherbs the parties, of Cabs sad the meth-
!Slimiest of oilitarf mole is Chihuahua and assorts. Then
it give the the authority to as, such form
is he may deers p.wpr is the settimitst of the pending diffi-
culties with Craaal Amite& Had this boss done lest see-
tam, when It was asked for tad should have teen given, we
might have been steed from many of the difficulties we shall
sow hereto emeuatir. It should follow this up with satho-
nity to band twisty light draught, het, tad heavily armed
Mesmers. We mast this clam of rem& everbere to-day,
tad the neemity for them will lemma, not tlmiaiak Aad,
Really, it shirehl authorise the Flakiest to mad medal =le-
aked at owe r)
net Fresco, and tallbg Mose
powers that we me set to be by the trompary
sesurenom d the Napier; Oussisys, &nips, tad Tameless ;
that their gevaismesis w Ammo sad have bona Mesa-
dose atom Cala, Maxis,, sad Coast Amato'. Them
things iota be dim, and dose Si ISM Oswego w9l yet
Ate that it has emsteratag mete *as l'imidsmi-aeldag to do
this realm. And the dersimmesta is those seathres cow
tame that well take pima to tale_ ea swath, will
ewe* from Ms hoard wiry Piedissild siplesat who dose
set take the right pordnoe on dm mew.
Some of the New York papas indulge in warlike
srticles on what they term the high-handed pro-
ceedioge of the English at San Juan, and affirm that
the right of search is clearly not abandoned. Others
exercise a more moderate and cautious tone, and
await farther developments.
In the Ilona of Repreeentatiees Mr. Clay offered
a resolution, which was adopted, calling upon the
President se information in relation to the lab
" outrages* out the American flag in Central America.
A Washington telegram of the 14th says that the
house committee on foreign relations had agreed
unanimously to report a resolution of inquiry rela-
tive to the visit of British officers to the steamer
Washington.
In the Senate, Mr. Clingman had made a speech
on the necessity of the abrogation of the Clayton.
Belwer treaty, add stated that Great Britain had
appt:ed the Mourne doctrine to the United Statee.

A e eirpatch from Washington says that Lord
Napier would not leave flu post until the arrival of
his successor, Lord Lyme, which was not expected
foe two months.

It is positively stated that the yacht Wanderer
bad landed a Salvo of 'boat 350 negro.. near Bruns-
wick, Georgia. Three men, believed to be implicated in
the traffic, were imprisoned at Savannah, and the
yacht bad bees wind br the authorities.
Coe of the religious features of the time at New
York was the celebration of Divine worship on
Sunday evenings in the theatre's. The Academy of
Nlnce is stated to have been crammed on the lad

occasion by an audience of 6,000 persons, and at one
of the minor theatres a similar crowd was collected,
and the latter audience, being anything beta select
one, received the preacher with cheers, and warmly
applauded him at various points in his discourse.
y also grew quits enthusiastic in their applause
ea the singing of the hymn". The posters =noun's-
lag the aers ices were ranged in front of the building,
Iby the side of the regular theatrical bills, and the
nob for seats closely resembled that for the week-
day performance,.
_

Tie United States steanarigate Niagara had
returned home, after having landed at Liberia the
cargo of alarm which were re-captured from the
brig Echo.
Accounts from Comm, Warmly, to the 20th
ultimo, say th►t rumours were current of projects of
rebellion against the Provisional Government, and it
was alleged that the late British chargé, Mr. Bing-
ham, was prominently implicated in the movement.
The dates from Havaxuaah are to the 10th inst.
Sugars were firm. The stock at Havannah and
Matanzas was 40,000 hazes. Exchange on London,
121 to 13 per cent. prem.
The steam-ship Moses Taylor had arrived at New
/ York, bringing the Californian mail and 1,631,611
Idole. in specie. Money matters were not quite so
easy at San Francisco.

LATEST.
TztroaAPß •u.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The explanations of the British officers in regard
to the boarding of the steam-ship Washington at
Sea Juan, Nicaragua, on suspicion that she was en-
gaged in a filibustering enterprise, are said to be
quite maidantory to the United States government.
The treatise recently negotiated between this
country and China and Japan Vim been officially
owitirmeil Itle Senate.
The a ts of Mr. Preston, of Kentucky, as
r United taus Biaista to Spain ; and of Mr. J.
Glancy Jeaseolt Peemeytraaia. as minister to Aus-
tria, hare am** boom 'swarmed by the Senate.
One were mate Is Itnet, with ries dewing the pet two
aged WO bola 111141tiMeOrless• is Tinted at gas
lb. near b see* II dam the prism advieed by wall. Wheat
Is 414 sail lain ems sakitat• • declaim; emelemay, 411
lasishe Wag 9011 d/Slidl lower.
Oa Sae easel and asp a firm tau prevails, awl Wass
~)teanClitemkeue sa4 Co. report the seam market
desk at Llea Cheadle; sal *dr esprit teem
Ihe mama mmiele speak of a ....steely rave biro
as ememespi mks
Nam Oemames. Dir. 15.—ne saki of seeks I. this
=WSW glehiedieg eel se-Oey, toot sp 18,600 hales, :sad tlup
wwelmo Awn Sin as Iles toe euddllos
Illextraz, Des.l7.—Lord Bury recently addressed a large

midst hero, hi advocacy of tit. projected Ister-Colordol
Railway. lirolutione woo World eulogistic of the sea
dbpisiod by Ids lordship is the mow•

from detentkin upon theoosan ottecerns every ninon. Itisnow
evident that the question of the right of smelt is sot ended,
and that our government and that of England are In direct
conflict upon it. England has now extended her claim to
exegetes a police right upon the ocean, to lb eurcise in the
ports and rivers of neutral weaker nations. The recent pro-
ceedings of the British °Mows in the harbour of San Jima
del Norte and the Colorado branch of that river are of a far
seers flagrant character than were the proceedings last spring
la the Cuban waters. The freedom of our commerce on
mry sea and is every harbour is involved in the question.
Tbp adininiptredas and Congress must take it up at own,

sod insintaba the liberty orate American seller' and the
hearken Aug everywhere.. We we on the eve of an ha-
portant condiot with the %rim Penns of Yet-01. If we
cede our rights now, we 'ha sew tutees sinks
without a Woody confine, ring w ma the whole world,
and no present amiss as ear port rem swore pros to no.
Concertos, are bum. dope tae sed.

ILab) Inullignut.

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