The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-20 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott,
which sailed from New York on the 7th inst. and
touched at Queenstown yesterday (Sunday) evening
to land mails and despatches, arrived in the Memo,
at 3.30 this afternoon. A telegraphic summary of
her news has already been published.
The files of journals by this arrival are almost
entirely filled with the proceedings and the results
of the election for the Presidency.
[The results of the voting in the different States
(from the New York Herald) will be found below.]
Advice's from Savannah were to the 3rd Novem.
ber. Sugars were firm at 9to 91 reak. Molasses
very scarce, and active. Sterling exchange, 13i to
14 prem. Exchange on New York, 2h to n prem.
Freights inactive.
The steam ship Cortes sailed from San Francisco
on the 20th ult. for Panama with 911,600 dole. ;
for New York, 60,000 dole. worth of silver ore and
250 passengers.
Advice. from San Francisco were to the 24th
ult. The general news was unimportant. The
markets had undergone no material change.
Another massacre of emigrants was reported in
Ormon.
The accounts from British Columbia were devoid
of interest

INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
There is no change in the mosey market ; there is per.
haps • little more inquiry for paper than there was a few
dap
orn exchange is held rather more firmly, though rated
are unaltered. Bankers' bills are quoted 106 to & and 5.14
to 5.21).

Stocks are better again. There wall not a great deal of
movement in the speculative railway stocks, but there watt
a fair demand for all that offered, and prices cloned 4to f
higher than yesterday. The outside public are not
baying freely ea yet, and the bulk of the pur-
chase* look as though they were for the amount
of the bears ,• but yesterday sad to-day the feeling
woo undoubtedly batter. At the cites of buidness
hours the market was steady, the following being the
quotations :—Virginia gym, 92} to Missouri 6'., 774 to. zi •
Tennessee 6'., 874 to ; Canton, 174 to ; Cumberuakt
Coal preferred, 104 to 11 • Pacific Mail, 94 to 95 ; New York
Central, 831:0 ; Erie, '34 to ; Hudson River, 59 to ;
Harlem, 17 to 18 ; Harlem preferred, 40 to 41; Reading,
al to ;Michigan Central, 644 to ; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, 174 to 18 ; ditto Guaranteed, 424 to ;
Panama, 172 to 124 ; Illinois Central, 744 to ; Galena
and Chicago, 724 to ; Cleveland and Toledo, 354 to ;
and Chicago and Rock labi, 654 to ; Chicago, Burlington,
Quincy, 84 to 4.
Ashes.—The market was steady and prices were un-
changed, while sales were limited.
Coffee.—The market continued firm, and males were
limited.

CAition was steady, with sales about 400 bales, at m-
chaoged prices.
Flour was firm and in good demand. Sales, about 10,000
barrel;. Closing at the following pekes : Superfine State,
5 dole. to 5 dole. 45e. ; extra State, old and new
trheat, 5 dole. 50e. to 5 dole. 70c. ; euperfum Western,
5 dole. to 5 dole. 45c. ; common to choice extra Western,
5 dale. 00e. to 7 dole. 25c. ; Canadian quiet, at 5 dolt 70c.
to 7 dole. 500.
. . . . _

Wheat heavy and lower, owing to the advance in freights.
Saks : 80,000 bushels, at 1 doL 20c. to 1 doL 24c. for
Zra:spring ; 1 doL 24c. to 1 dol. 26c. for North Weet-
b 1 doL, 35c. to 1 doL 36c. for red Western ; 1 dol.
380. to 1 doL 37c. for amber ditto ; 1 doL 40c. for mixes'
Western. Corn wee firm. Sales: 78,000 bushels, at 72c.
to 730: for Northern.

~Harlsy wan gatst and
rather easier. Sales : 6,900 bushels,
at nee. to 73e. far State, and 73c. to 74c. for Canada East.
Oda Irma in fair demand. Sales of Western and Canada
at 37c. to 370,, sad State at 370.
rake continue firm at the recent advance,
but ' was thinly Atte:Med, and engagements to Eng.
land Wen es active than yaaterday.

UNITED STATES.-TEE ELECTION OF

PRESIDENT.

(From the Pew York Herald.)

The great battle has been fought And lost by the
allied forces in New York. The Presidential result may be
summed up in three wewds—Linaoln is elected. In a more
exact form, sccordiag to the returns before us, the several
States have cast their oritogos for President and Vice-
President as follows :
LINCOLN AND assnar. _ russoannunor AND LAU.

minoia ll AF,lows

Indiana
lows 4 Georgia
Maine 8 Louisiana
Massachusetts ....-.„... 13 Mississippi 7
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New York ....- .......... - 36
_ . -

Total

:: 6 BELL AND rvERErr AND

:
5 MOON.
Debi,Me