The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-01 00:00:00

AMERICA

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LIVERPOOL. torn Ar.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Lug,
which sailed from Boston on the 20th and touched
at Halifax on the night of the 21st inst., arrived
here at an early hour this morning, bringing 90 pas-
sengers and 64,000 dole. in specie.
Ilia steamship Ariel, from Southampton, paned
Cape Raw, en routs for New York, on the 17th, and
her advice' were telegraphed thence to all parts of
the United States.

The steamship Anglo Saxon hence, arrived at
Quebec on the 19th inst.

The news by this arrival is quits meagre and

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It was stated at Washington that General Jerez
would immediately communicate with the govern-
ment of Nicaragua relative to the non-swum of his
mission, and uk for further instructions. Ile wao
emphatically informed by Mr. Cue, that whatever
may be done by France or any other foreign power
the United States government will protect the
transit route to the fullest extent and at all hazards.
Influential friends of the administration were said
to be favouring a direct application to Congress for
anuraegrarriation to conduct a negotiation for the
pof Cuba.
Mr. J. Glancy Jones, of Pennsylvania, is said to
have been appointed United States minister to
Austria.

Tie Irish commercial Beg was presented to the
captain of the Prince Albert before he sailed from
Galway. The occasion was one of considerable
interest. The Albert was escorted by a large party
of side.= as far as Fort Hamilton, where the flag
vas presented to the captain, who immediately had
it hoisted to the top of his mainmast
In meet to the condition of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Cable the following is the latest telegram t—
' Trinity Bay, Oct. 8, 1838. I regret to say that
the precool:cried signals arranged by Mr. Thomson
have failed to elicit any improvement in the recep-
tion of signals here. Ido not know if any improve..
ment has taken place at Valentia. I commence re-
peating the same system on Wednesday next."
The New York Herald has the following special
piece of news :
We ham been placed ia pensesion of information, confirm-
ing our statement to regard to the intention of the British
government to lay a cable between Ireland and Newfound-
dead. Armsgimeets will axe be ande with Ms view of
establishing coenonalestion between them two palate ama
yen, la the even el their bong amigo to work through the
prima line. la Ibis mann ths British gormless are
governs' by their ewe basest, as they have anedy
tiered the 'disabled kW placed In dinar aeaaclen
with their colonimi penurious as this side of the omen.
Before the oak mopped working they were enablei tossed
tzoosivoubsi d IBi greeted veins and importance to the
authorities; sad baying once practically remand thebemat to be &rind from the line, It is their policy dud their
todemet to
oment.
ble assetehlisk the communication at the meant
possi m

LATIWT BY

VIA HALIFAX.

lIW YORE, Om 21, Brame.
The steam ahips Ariel and Saxonia, from &Nth-
sinptan, sad the Edinburgh, from Glair% k.
arrived at this port.
The long pending prise-fight for the ehemplon-
ship of America, between John Morrissey and
Keenan, alias the " Benicia Boy," came off to-day,
and wan decided in the eleventh round in favour of
Morrissey. The event has attracted great attention
here.

HALIFAX, Ocr. 21, 10 r.a.
The steam ship Pacific, of the Galway line, arrived
at St. John's, Newfoundland, on the night of the
20th inst. ; and the Europa, from Liverpool, reached
here at midnight oa the 19th.