The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-09 00:00:00

THE UNITED STAThS.

LIVERPOOL, TCESDAY.
Thorne mail steam-ship America, Captain hillier,
which sailed from Boston on the 23rd, and from
lialifax on the 25th ult., arrived here to-day. She
brought 81 paesengers, and in specie 74,820 dolls.,
and 2,2761. sterling.
The steamship Africa hence, arrived out at New
York on the 22nd ult.

The screw steam-ship Bremen, from Southampton
for New York, put into Halifax on the 22nd ult.,
short of oral. _ _

—Tlienaws by this arrival is of slight importance.
In the Berate the bill providing for the &egoist.
tion of Cube continued to be discussed. . _

The House palmed the Army Appropriation Bill,
after reducing the estimates 1,600,000 dole. The
total amount appropriated for this branch of the
public service is about 14,000,000 dolt.

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The Committee on Ways and Means had
authorised their chairman to report a bill for a re-issue
of treasury notes. Al it will require two-thirds to
take it up, it stands no chance unless combined with
a chantlle tariff.
A telegram from Bt. John's, Newfoundland, under
date of 9th ult., says .—" The tenor of private
advice, received per Prince Albert render it certain
that the British government will grant a trubsidy of
160,0001. to the Galway Steam-ehip Company. Mr.
Henley, chief electrician of the Atlantic Cable Com-
pany, has arrived here, with batteries and instru-
menu, to commence operations with them on this
end of the cable." . _ _

The steam-ship Black Warrior, bound from
Havannah to New York, ran ashore on Rockaway
Bar, Leng Inland, during a dense fog, on the morn.
in of the 20th alt. The passengers and mails were
taken off in safety, together with the 208,000 dole.
in Mexican dollars, which she had on freight. At
the latest dates it was feared that without very
favourable weather she would not be got off. Her
value was about 135,000 dole.
Incessant rains for a week throughout the west
had caused a freshet in the Ohio river, and at Cin-
cinnati the water was up to the second stories et
houses in Water-street. All the upper streams were
overflowing. Travel on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad was suspended.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH VIA HALIFAX.
Raw You, Pte. 24, ETENING.—Tko screw
deem-ship City of Manchester, from Liverpool, sr
rived here to-&y. The United States mails, which
wens to have been taken out by her on Satorday
next, the 28th, have been transferred to the Cunard
screw steam-ship Lebanon, which will sail on that
day for Liverpool. Our cotton market is very dull,
and prices are c. lower, but quotations are almost
nomusaL P. Wright calls middling uplands
life. The market for breadstuffs is firm.
WASHINGTON, Psi. 23.—A highly intelligent
Mexican authority announces that Mtramon is ool-
lecting funds and treasure with a view of abandoning
Mexico. Arrangements are also rapidly progressing
to tarnish Alvarez with the needed arms and ammu-
nition for his army.
Nzw ORLEANS, Pls. 23.—The skip Mary Adeline,
while loading for Cork took fire last evening and
was scuttled ; 2,000 bales of cotton on board, be-
longing to Messrs. Lemma and Co., were lost. The
cotton pus inspired in Prance. The ship Normandy
arrived here yesterday from Liverpool.
Advice. from Vera Cruz, of the 12th inst., repre-
sent Juarez as preparing for a vigorous defence of
the city against the threatened attack of Miramon.
Juarez has already a force of 5,000 men and 200 field
pieces, and had ordered an additional force of 2,000
men from the interior. He had sanguine hopes of
defeating Miramon.
HALIFAX, FEB. 25.—The royal mail steam-ship
Canada arrived here last evening and proceeded to
Hoodoo.

(MOM LAST MORT'S GAZETTE.)
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Mules I.—Notice
if hreeby given that her qjestty will hold a drawing. room at
James's Prison upon Uwadity, the 14th of April soh
at tee o'clock
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH I.—Notieo
is barely ghee that her Majesty will bold a levee, at
Jaw... PrLeu on Wednesday, the 6th at April next, at two
Valor&
WHITEHALL, MARCH 7.—The Queen he. been
pleased to threat letters patent to be paned under the greet
seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain sad Imbed
I appotaiog the Right Hon. Charles Hoary Gordon Lemon
(commooly eellad Bail of March) to be Poor-law Commis.
*loner for England.
I BT. JaMites PALACE, MARCH 4.—The Queen hu
bees planed to appoint William White Cooper, BK., to be
serge= mallet in ordinary to bee Majesty, in the room of
Henry Alexender, Esq., demised.
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MARCH 4.—The Queen be.
be. pleased, on the nomination of the Right Hon. the Earl
of Shrewsbury and Talbot, to appoint it Charles Henry
John Rich, Bart., one of her Msjo Henourable Corps of
Glentleaten-at-Arros, eke Edward Hayward. Esq., resigned.

lAINEVe PALACII, Mann-6.—The Queen Min
been plesasdon the nomination of the Bight Hon. the Earl
of Shrewsbury and Talbot, to appoint Cornelia Frederick
Selma Daubeney, late 44th Regiment' one t. ber blejsitte
Honourable Corps of Geetkmatm-st.Arms, Mee Beglamm R.
Williams, Esq., resigned.

THE NOSPROII7B MISHOS.—" The ceremony,"
pays the Lama Ewald. "of claire...fling the Bospherue mis-
sion pat, the Evangeline, Molt place on the 19th February,
in preeence of a cansiderable number of English. The
English ambassador and Lady Mawr, attended by several
of the gentlwase of the embus y, was among the earliest
arrival., end at half-per or the ceremony wee commenced
by prayers brag read by the Rev. C. B. Dribble, chaplain to
the embassy. Afterwards the rev. gentleman sad Mir
Hanson, who was to christen the revel, entered a erre,
and dropped round to the etre, where the tarineal bottle
hung suspended by a blue ribbon from the differ]. KY
Hannan than broke the beetle against the stern poet, and
gave the vessel her name amidet cheers from those premed.
An excellent lunch, provided by Mr. Gribble, 'Rawer& took
place, at which toasts to the Queen, the ambassador, de.,
were drunk with greet gusts We ere glad to leans that the
society in London hes rented 1001. a year for the support of
a ley agent of this most nester miadon:
DEATH OF LORD MIIRRAY.—Lord Murray died at
his hones in Great Steart-street yesterday afternoon. Lord
Money was he his 81st year. He was raised to the bench in
1839, having previoaly receivtd the honour of brightly's!.
Hewes the ascend re of Alexander Murray, of liendeeland,
Lord of germ and Justiciary, by the daughter of Sir Arl-
and. r larder, Bart., of livelick, end nines of the first Hart
of Mansfield. Born in Mid Lothian ; be carried, ISM
Mary, shiest daughter el the lee William Rigby, Eq., of
Olddrd-hall, Cheri!;
_was called to the Scotrh bar fa
1799 ; succeeds! the Right lice. Freels (aPerwards Lord)
Jeffrey as Lori Advocate in 1834, but resigned in the No-
vember of the ease year ; was wan appointed Lord Aden.
cats in April, 8116 ; was Reorder of the Greet Roll, or
Clack of the Pipe, la the Marque, Court, Borland, but
resigned that cries (a sinecure) some time before his aP
mat Lord Advocate ; reps
_resented the Leith diarVITI
!mitts in parliament from 1832 till 1838.-Bcotnesera
Nab Dam—Last week there was an arrival of
red deer at Ares, frets Knowsley Hail, the seat of the Earl
of Derby. There were twenty Is number, and pee the pes.
rase of the Duke al Hamilton.
A LANDLORD ON GAMI-PREBERFINO.—AL the
Heat dinner at Derehem, lest week, A. Hamond, Esq., of
Warms, after thsakis_ g the =spry for the meaner in .
which they bad drunk his health, and congratulating than
on the excellence of the past seers, mein some remarks at
the asap that bad taken place in Norfolk duos
the days what the pheasant was the predoudasat
object of the "poulterers,' as the Nukes sere
years ago wire fast becoming. " Tara," he add,
were ary different now to what they were fifty rare
z ;dedGeme errs then need se • means by which gentlemen
amusement to the guests with whom they MIA
their bloom; end It was a very charming mum:mat;
but although some of thossb.sßlemes wbo sow Ides!
shootings showed mama ll and kindness, yet still
coo bad baster a somarroial air, and he hoped that
Not=would soma asst with a thorough bankruptcy.
dialiked gains or s good day'. Mooting. but la
disliked a good day's shooting Mthe excluei.da of ell ease
annuesteet, Be would speak to the farmers of Norfolk.
He saw low in that roam who come out with the bowie
that were very maims t hallooed se loud es say ask ,
sad ever-rods the bow& He had tried to seep theta
atm; mid damn was mother Wag be should Itli• to
OM boo, eel that wee giving their inhaled deem midge
the altapbwd sad letting Ma trop the anodic aid what
he cooled- Tills wee the eying evil Maw meaty. There :
waa the pudwaisa Mama tiro Goad howdy. Him
days wars Bawdy me: be profaned a raid to a lie=-;
bated the *la a a Mae es a daegsams thing, bat he did ,
Nloe tea see hls trim& lids oat sad akry theamives, sad •
would always direr a art who rode swil•ht sod well, at the
aid. el the end sa it Ita tail of 6ew.
lied sossethess tess esieraMed, and cion'd hardly aajel
tempo. st stern Madre* Mktg clam behindtheleomade.;
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