The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

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SYRIA.
BEYROUT, Norf. 21 (vu Ituunstaws).
cad Paaha has summoned hither the chiefs at
Mt cyder to justify themselves. She
(majority ogi them have refused to comply with this
summons.
It is asserted that a Turco-Preach expedition is
about to olive on Deir-el-Kamsr.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
LISBON Barr. M.
The Royal Mail Packet Company's ship
Irma, with the above mail, has arrived here.
political news is unimportant.
At Rio, on the 7th inst., exchange on London
was quoted 26j to 261 ; on Paris, 382 to 386.
Coffee was quiet Good first, 8,250 to 8,400 rein.
Stock, 160,000 begs.

THE UNITED STATES.
CAPTURE AND IMPENDING EXECUTION

OF WALKER.

QIIKENSTOWN, Sesnar.
Tke royal mail steamship Ameri Captain
Millar, from Boston on the 19th and • on
the 21st inst., arrived here at 3.10 a.m., landed all
mails, and proceeded for Liverpool at 3.30 a.m.
She brings SO passengers. The steamers Europa,
Jura, and Teuton had arrived out.
Advioes from Honduras report that the British war
steamer Icarus having conveyed the troops under
Alvarez to the place where Walker was encamped,
Walker and his men were captured and taken to
Traxillo. The authorities of Honduras had deter-
mined to shoot Walker and one of his colonels.
News from Vera Crux to the 2nd inst. announces
that 14,000 liberals were marching on the capital.
Miramon was in the city with 7,000 men.
A terrific gale raged in the Gulf of Mexico on
the 15th inst. Several vessels were blown ashore,
and immense damage was done.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales visited
the American side of the Niagara Falls and Goat
Island on the 17th inst.

NEW YORK, Su.r. 17, EVENING.
Money is unchanged. Exchange on London, ton to tow.
Stocks closed dull and rather lower. New York Centrals
are quoted 884 to 884 ; Erie, Xl.l to 331 ; Illinois Central,
88 to 84 Cotton firm, but unchanged. Sales 1,200 to 1,800
hake. News from Europe aad large receipts have canoed a
decline of liks. to 20c. per bane! in the quotation of flour.
Sales to-day were 12,000 barrels. Corn heavy, and lower.
Provisions inactive. Coffee unchanged. Freights active
and firm.

NEW ORLEANS, Baer. 17.
The cotton market is quiet. The melee to-day amount to
4,000 balm. Middling ui quoted 104 c. (10jc. ?) to 100.
SOUTHAMPTON, Serum:me NIGHT.

The Hamburg. and American Company's mail
steamship Bavaria, Captain Mier, which left New
York on the I.sth has arrived. She brings 96 pea-
mangers for Hamburg, five for Havre, and six for
Southampton, and specie for England 147,000 dole,
During her voyage she spoke the following ships :
—On the 16th, in Ist. 40.43 N., lon. 69.0 W the
steamship Teuton* from Southampton, bound for
New York ,• on the 17th, the steamship Bremen, iu
lat. 4L24 N., lon. 69.20 W. ; also from South-
ampton, bound to New York, on the 24th, in lat.
48.20 N. lon. 29.4 W., the British ship Eliza
Perry ; from Quebec, bound for Hull, 21 days out,
on the 27th, in lat. 49.10 N. lon. 12.50 W., the
ship Gleualva, from Bombay, bound for Liverpool,
101 days out ; and on the 27th, in lat. 49.10 N.
km. 12.50 W., the British barque Queen, bound
eastward.

The news by the Bavaria bas been anticipated.

LIVEKPOOL,

The Royal Mail steamer merits, Capt. Millar,
from Boston on the 19th, and Halifax on the 21st
Sept., which touched at Queenstown yesterday,
arrived here at one o'clock this morning.
Her news has been generally anticipated viA
Queenstown.

LATEdT BY TELEGRAPH VIA HALIFAX.
NEW YORK, Sum 20, EVENINU.
The Bremen, from Soutliamptoo, has arrived
out.

Cotton market steady. Middling Upland is
quoted NI. Flour tendin downwards • all quali-
ties have slightly • . Wheat inn. Corn
Celiy Provisions closed steady. Stooks
a! 'drained.

NEW ORLEANS, SAW 19.
Cotton sales to-d►y amount to 9,000 bales.
Prices are easier, but quotations unchanged.

QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY.
The Royal Mail steamer Africa armed here at
11.30 a.m., embarked the mails and paowngera, and pro-
ceeded for Halifax sod B3stou at 5.5 p.m. All well.