The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-04 00:00:00

SYDNEY.

The elections in New South Wales were over, and
a large amber of new men had been returned. The parlia-
ment won to re-amembla on the 23rd of March. Nothing of
political impotence had takes place during the month.
The following ships had arrived at Sydow —From
London: Octsvius, Feb. 10; Cairngorm, Feb. 26; Union,
Feb. Ste ; Llemoyne, Mardi 2; Omar Pasha, March 3. From
Liverpool Queen of the Arm, Feb. 27. From Plymouth :
The Btebonleath. From; Glasgow The T. B. hi illidge.
• !rightful story of the immorality prevailing among the
young women on board the emigrant ship Btelxinheath
during her voyage was told by the witnews who were called
cm the inquest, held on the body of Ann Con, aged 18, one
of the immignate. The matron end style= of the ahlp
Win strong in their representations, and the jury returned a
verdict in which they seld—" We eaprem ow severe maws
owl displeasure at the disgraceful boomorallty that bee mated
lama( the Alpe haslet and the mew. At the seas time,
we highly eseemeed the coaled et Mien Chase, the amen,
sad Ilr. Rowland, the mergers."
The Sydney Mom* Harsh says : " Since our lath souk.
nary, the present stets of our asemeeroial disks hen sweand
a somewhat trethisd septa The isoseeety able
width the taken Pm ta Englowl, New Yak, end on the
emelimat has tomprerily shad ea. Oar hrie mercantile
Mum me eamth anaisteed, although tale rumours,
without way huedadas, base he tie lag math bees Wes-
trendy spread es to their etebilley_ ; but awe particularly of
those who we in oily way waled or wasected with the
hoses that have sespwided to iimd end elsewhere. It
is bat hr. therefore, that we earls earlier or pre-
neat poeltios ; and it there me pothole et ahem take every
menthe to wealth the othoW which would Inevitably
urea geoid a resethary pole mile pees hare. Dining the
taver, =and tewswit tile dee et last year, the banks
a desire to disek susithin apeoulatlos by pe-
nally remit* the acoommodatioa they so liberally granted
der* the last two years.
" Agar; even since 1834, the government have bean large
borrowers of mosey, which has beta exploded in railways
and other public works. These have not yet yielded any
return for the outlay expended. Besides, the govetament
are again in the market ea borrowers for about 400,0001., mad
will require to pay off debentures, due in 1868, 100,0001.
in 1869, 80,0001. ; and in 1860, 418,6001. The Whet of all
this has been to cau.or a *pacify of money, sad an anxiety to
realise on all descriptions of securities, sad bee tended to
bring about a decline in bank and other show The gnat
depression that mods bath massed Is owing lo the coatinard
manes of our imps ever our wants, sad ithe has no doubt
materially waded to place es to a wasewlet emberrmead
mate. The great fall that hes takes ghee in wool—our
staple commodity—also lawswes the mbont bat should
the news by the mail now due be of a more ebeering aim.
rester, and the February wool asks show an impevement fa
peke. n will de mace to mean eathidemos.
"Tr gentity 01 gold aid bepehl Yle tho 114=
teethe et the Royal Kith lee the per dairy
the moth et Fathom hoe Ina 2 7117 maim, and the
otheithe of gold ads tithed &snag mime south was
ttittiNi mwerialgea The total amemat if gall dam meshed
he mime hem he Ist et Jimmy to the hit of Weeede,
1~ hoe Wit mime, awl the smith at semelpis
hewed OEMs its ma pried wee WAIN. MY lea very
large thwate beim@ m theoperl with the
seowths d ISM mid Is ethibutebie
P inth t
eaxggillusilleuidi4
that eat he also hat Melbourne, y awing
the meth at issowtry„ mad also te impermseet in
theaid our gald-finda •
"The othidregt al gold dim received by the worts tremeez