The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-28 00:00:00

Tee following letter. bas oar Now York .on
pondent, woe received For Argo :

111 W TOPA, 10 o'cium JAL.
iNTVIIDAT, J• 311. 12.
Coignes We sot yet ben organned, sad no Faille
legialatio has yet takes Pam. Parties still mead
firm in the guides they first took, and every bile.
sacs brought to sway their astioa had proved mt.
availing. Bat the straggle has besot going ea eta
weeks, aid the seamy west to feel that its repro-
emitatamo &sail go to work. President Pierce is
dully monism to have a fspaksr of the House of
aspemalalless stem I for a7Magk be seat oat his
lomat Messy at the end of a month, yet he is said
to have @Babe ainsie reedy, mil* be thiake " ma
boy so boo
It is sappassi tbat a Speaker
be doom te4or, sad that 11s Boob will will
A. sees as a 'beim is mak, nacre arms as
oar sides. with Great B rinds mill beam' tm A war
EFis looked for. Mr. Pismo slams Ibglith
for fighting his politiml bonwbattles.
Marcy squares off spied lir. Otsaip-
tea, ter the nabs of diverting alkalise from
the Invaders of his patty at loam Itionours
are rife (in the newspaper argue of the President)
that oar governess, hos taken a GM stead ea the
snidest of oar relatioce with Great Britain, and that
Mr. Crampton, the British minister at Washington,
and Coosals Barclay, Mathew, and Rowiraft, are to
be • requested to quit the country." It may be true
that Mr. Pierce had screwed his courage up to the
sinking point, sad is prepared for each an set—bet
nobody believes it. Nor doss it asessoarily follow
that any serious liana would malt from such a
issairare. One thing, however, is certain. Mr.
Piers* is making his lest effort to regorge his last
=fity, sod he thinks he ma best do it by him-
shing our foreign relations. Hs will carry oat
Ibis grapy just as far as he dooms it poling sr seem
wry to rye bib • oulevolling biome la the Ne-
ttled Democratic Oeabsileo. 'bleb to to .amble
Cleeiesott neat wok. to umbels a ataiiiste for
pesefinory. The delogollas bus the Minot
ibis' me now being orlossed. Ind all Mr. Pines%
sossennis have hat the daps drift of esalsoillog
the caymans, to seem his re-nomlandsn.
Brea mi far as he might be right fa taking
isms usawares with Great Brits* sad however
firmly the eountry might stand by him ta ea beak
melody would giro say reedit for his este. The
=sight applead hie modest, hat they would
the was. It is squally torts* too, that
whatever course Mr. Pierce may take, it is nearly
India the power of the British Oobbirn telleUtTlake
his polio, and thwart his measures.
Cleaseal Walker still seems to be having things
petty mina hie MS way is Nisoragan• Every
skruser which sails to that mastry Lakin him oat
bash reialonisoesats, sad, ss I remarked in the he-
nie, swot be stopped. The rely danger
wthey threatens his is numbers. H. may be
starved oat by a famine is his amp, al.
Omagh this is sot probable. A vast awn-
her of tea of respectability and mesas are
Mrs. They are set all
tirsistal Walker goes ea ter a few =sik
ho
hasS.s sa fat the We those soothe, be seems
Mt* to esesdideedyle Ihemilebie paver at the
Mos The ammo Impetigo mei Aboriouto
be
bobs alre meeedoi. Pyrite
ce be deb of all the oliew of moult=
Gomel Pions boa made plea mired= le
Nicaragua Ism only doomed thew Impression sad
syspathke.
It is coolideatly userted by the last arrival Eves.
today by telegraph from New Orleans) from Lbli-
fors* that a filibuster expedition, 600 strong, bad
loaded in Lower California. Bat it will not be be.
Bayed at present, for the filibuster current is aow
drifting towards Nicaragua.
Th. sum &nivel bier as news of fresh battles,
Psalmineroros, sad collisions with the Indian tribes on the

The sew year has spewed with flattering prospects
kr ear Lancia world. Oar whole aosuatry is peer
tense, and the halanee of trade is lo oar favour.
The seeps of the lest year were eo abusdaat that the
wealth of the wintry seemed to have perceptibly
taereased. Beme timidity is sheers swag capitalists.
but so aerions appeeheeniews are felt.
We are la the midst of as Arctic winter. A great
inmate's' has whitened the eastineat. The guy of
New York wee "snowed ie." Per a day or two
searly all the ordinary business of outdoor life woe
eanded. Halt a willies people west without
milk. The city railroads, whisk are new scaapletsd
through marl, all the great aveseeemere impanel**
and a body of snow two feet deep lay on the town.
For moth of the tints daring the lam four days
Fahrenheit's thermometer has stood below zero.
There has been mach individual sufferingt bat the
poor of New York have been well provided for. Con-
siderable damage hes been done to oar oommele•
shag the meat, sad several railway amedenta have
warred.

Tb. United States sail what &Sp arrived at
Cowes ss as way to Ham at ieldelakt • ?Allay. Oa
left New York as the 11th The Argo breallbi tM
sews It Its armal oat to Now Tub fres 0011“. Which
leas pen the left es the 10th alt. En verge eat wee •
sew bekteeeno see. eke imbed of Beady Reek ea the
We" sod wee itledgehae reweelo 'aside he a hey awl
alaht. wasetweese et video RS. ph lot soeweiona.
Whoa she altered doh ale wee eseptelely mewl Is
Als• 116, leb saki tW Cowes is the Mks aol we be
awe' keen weekly eat et the rehear, swim to Ist
beam este. Peen the lath to the MO the heeememo ea
lewd the keep was eery Mw, ressiss hem Sal d le to 13
lashes. The wise wee W.D.W. se WJLW., 814 egoally.
""'Haled by Isla, oad Ifsbfsdos. ihe
prod Omagh a Imo qi nastily of pima of olat Me awl
leaf Whip ea tko lgth Sot. Is W. •Se. 47.10.

Th. Royal Maria* Host was at Sastbaaptaw
ma stet en their way to Clirlasbenk. aPI•7 •• • ••••
set to Fa given so Aeadral 114 R. Lysol. Wm sirshernow.
fa So inns at the day ti s Matt was mailed by 'koala
Wolfe*