The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-25 00:00:00

taught:4ly, thethersids, that hs had hoaxed • newspaper
writer Leto the held 'bat he bad beta boarded by British
thibuthete. He seated that he was eon upon eittatiathisa
he youth he had te haws dot nn envoi to the antedate
fag. Hs wthelthed that ia certain oases be had tired sue
vowels to Rohe thwa show tthir °Wows, and salted me if be
bed hem guilty al say wrong la so doing. To this I said
Hat I lad as 'Seel opinion, bet that I thought mot.
HOIWIT the law um be b this owe, it is bald, se terse I
!mew, the asap et the service—itself a law—for stith-id.
war la dhow Oath legs te sae soother, sad it le the 'emend
sedan d semi man thee taßehsat vasels, epos anted sr
edam& may be seseptied to de it without trIMOWIIg apes
dish rights. Liesieweat ryes seemed surprised it the
light in which the sets of the British waiters an regaled
by the goverment if the Valet ithates.-1 bare the Isamar
to be, your obedimat arrest,
RODOII/, Commander, U. B. N.
. _

Hoe. lease Tommy, &awry of the Navy::
LW Napier has no farther information at the present
time the that oat Wad la Conswedsr Rodgers' War. Hs
les sot ',calved my despatches frost the admiral. The de-
partments have no edditMeal informatics of any importance
with regard to outrages by cruisers. The eschewed with
niemmos to this whey has mutably Welded.

The New York Tim*r of the 10th isat, asp:
The war with England a over. We Inve magnened •
peace by !wave talking. Lord Napier hr swat • wwwis io
Halifax, end a swift mewl, eannyhig psi. Ineensoliens,
proceeded AMOR to the Briefs► Adeeleal, et litieweds. We
now bow wry buM of outrages. In hot. the demand foe
smiwpapir cosencoption Is greater thee the supply. $o
confident is Congress of continued peace, that tt is im-
patient to leant the capital without awaiting the reply
of the %Web government to Oro. Cass. riononeerenoe. It
hes been • good war, at once glorious sad sea, stmenefel
end inexpensive. May we Offer No ow more bloody or
costly !

The President has transmitted a message to Con-
gress, stating that there is every reason to believe
the difficulties with Utah have terminated, and that
the laws have been restored. General Cumming
was well received in the Salt Lake territory. Brig-
ham Young had paid homsge to him. The Mor-
mons are, however, still leaving and going south.
From some intercepted Mexican donee,
published at Tampico, it appears that the Amariaaas
are assisting General Vidaurri. The Zuloaga forces
had rapt
_arid a large amount of ammunition.
&cirri had retreated to Monterey.
There had been heavy rains in Indiana, and the
Wabash river had been flooded, which had caused
an immense amount of damage.
In the Senate it had been decided to increase the
inland postal rates. The appropriation to Collins'
line of steamers has not been agreed to. The
American government bas notified to Nicaragua that
the transit route will be protected if mammary by
the fleet and army of the United States.
Santana had invaded St. Domingo city, and had
taken &mans, and destroyed it. Baez had block-
aded Port an Platte, and destroyed it. A reuse
island, sixty miles south-west of St. Domingo, had
been claimed by the Haytian government from the
Americans, and the latter were about to be expelled
by force.

A screw-eteamer had blown op on the lake', and
thirty persons were killed.

CONNIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nsw You, JUNI 11.
The sales of oottos yesterday were coated Ile sheen AAA
hake. Quotations sowbelly unaltered. plow wee mode-
raiely motive, sad buyers had say cenks. siveztesie.
Where wee km abundant sad lees freely dealt le. Cora was
depreseed and cheaper. Common reds and eleta of turpen-
tine eireeted mars attention at Armor pleas. Provokes
were heavy. leen quiet. Tobacco more sought after.
Other branches of trade earetially analogs&

WEST INDIES.

OM ILIOTaIc fiu.afiaasz.;

(rams ova own 00111811/41RDIRT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Fairuv.
The Trent has arrived from the West Indies. She
brings a few days' later news, which is unimportant.
She comes home for repairs, having been on the
intercolonial routs twenty month..

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Be.e Yr. Caminisear ITEM)
1s at SIIIILATT.—TOTAL 11171:18•1, 011 CIITMCSTI.
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His Homer rye judgment taitedirtics of millers.
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to *ram CeirtiZa, be bed meld their geode ei
• low irk* iferreerieg to them Mt My ors ••B SI •
bights prior. He had fersiebed as
be bed sold 1,9001. worth of geaert eat
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meat. la ft parte Bonham Lord Cramer& midi Met
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