The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-31 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, Vif lIDN !gni:.
The United States mail steamship Baltic, Captain
Comstock, arrived in the Mersey at noon from New
York, with 157 passengers and 458,291 dole. in
specie. She sailed from N..tv York on the 19th inst.,
passing Sandy Hook at 6.30 p.m. on that day. From
lon. 24 deg. W. to Holyhead, encountered a dense fog.
Off Point Lynu passed the ship Yorkshire from New
York, the Th.latis, and the Gilbert Munro, all inward
bound.

The French screw steamship Baroelone, from
Havre, arrived at New York on the 15th inst.; the
United States mail steamship Fulton, from Havre
and Southampton, on the 17th ; and the screw
steamer Hammon's, front Hamburg, on the 18th inst.
An important movement with reterenee to the ra•
sidential question was in progress among the Ger.
mans. R.-cently, at a meeting of delegates of the
German Turnverein Associations of New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut, held in Williamsburg, in
which 28 organisations were represented, it was re.
ported that all the societies were in favour of the
election of the republican candidate to the presidency.
It appears that there are 60,000 turners in the United
States, but 7,000 of whom reside in the slave Mates.
In New York and New Jersey they number 10,000,
allot whom, with the exception of about 1,000, are in
favour of Fremont.

The submarine telegraph cable for the New York,
Newfoundland, and London Company was laid be.
tween Cape R. and Ashby Bay on the 11th instant,
distance of 85 miles, in 15 hours, and messages are
now transmitted from shore to shore. It is expected
that the cable connecting Newfoundland with Ireland
will be laid down during the ensuing year.
Some of the good people of Boston, on the 16th
inst., were worked op to an extraordinary pitch of
excitement. The cause was nothing more nor less
than the capture of a fugitive slave. It appears that
the captain of the barque Growler, from Mobile, on
entering the harbour, attempted to secure a negro,
named Williams, for the purpose of returning him to
his owner. Williams jumped overboard, but was
picked up by a boat. A writ of habeas corpus wu
sued out io the Supreme Court, and, upon an claim.
nation, so claimant appearieg, the runaway was sent
about hie business. The decision of the judge was
received by a large crowd with uproarious demon.
stretions of delight. The step° was immediately
ticketed for Canada.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
'Mat Vitt ClWtellkl IIIIDIMLIT•

GAT 1• PICCO.

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out v., aria stestioned. It wet as sppl'estbre by • Mr.
04. 10 notraia l'iceo, the S ordiaima stin.trel, from per.
pno me os his ehistle, aed the bbl filed 'limiest Um sad
se Folletti repel so isjesetioe. The can shoed ever fee
s week 10 CIO* tiro to maws/ u affidavit made by Mr.
Gay m 'septet ef the applisatioa.
Nt. Nasty, es the put of Mr. Gay, salted fee ea ed.
protowect. As affidavit of coesiderebk lesgth bad osly
ben fiug 'est Oar, sad it was ausesary that they should
sht.te se dice copy of She dimmest.
Mt. Slept, Q C , said he .pp and for Pie" tbe Ilk-
brated r Omen o• the whistle, ad he meld sot west to
the .pplietti.s. He alums th mght that Engles.' "twos
the Ned of the Jr.,," bet it seemed that the pence wire had
filed O. bill those t °itemise, esd allesed that be had
iyatchasad" the right of Pismo to perf..rm is this emeatry•
The molar could at oar* be brought es.
Me. Meaty said it eru most lash to attempt to brill
es the me elms be bed met bed ea eppmealty of 11114i01
Me affidavit that had bees Sled is sawn.
Mr. Setups dial sot keow what was meant by the remuk
el ee Named mufti of taafairaus. If the matter was
brought es be mull mower IL
Mr. Deese, Loped the matter weeld sot be urged on for
the mum to bed awed. The matter had stood over la
the tetra. of the .silos.

Hr. Seloya begged to wltbdraw all uodertakiog. Bo
one sot preent lobos the 11131 i a was node, or be sever
would boor veva the undertaking. He aow bawd to
wit hire+ it. _ _ .

iftet-Chaeeeller Lindenley sand Mr. Disney whether
be mould Wag on the is., is to "that day be would hats
it adjouraed t
Mr. Deasy irked that the motion might stand for Satur-
day, la the tante of the nod,* of notion.
Mr. Selwyn salad not content to the undertaking Wag
tionlionod.

Hie Mottos, thought that, as only two days were asked,
it mid sot meek matter whether P,eco wrist oak perform-
ieg. It would sot be of gnat isjory, he 'opposed, to Mr.
Gay.
The stetter stood over 'stet Saturday. Pico was is
resit, sad 'tussled a good deal of sober.