The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-21 00:00:00

THE =TED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, Ilommr.
The steamer Arabia arrived this afternoon. She
leR Boston 9th inst., Halifax 11th, and brings 132
passengers end 69,804 dollars in spode.
On the 14th she paired a steamer bound west, sup
posed to be the Africa ; and on the 19th posed the
Jars off Futnet Rock. The Steamers Asia and
Kangaroo, hence, arrived out at New York on the
7th inst.
The news is of little importance Nothing has
been done in Congress on the tariff;loan, or Cuban
quetiews. A proposition wee talked of for 'weed-
ing the tariff law foe two years, and thereby reviving
the set of 1846.

By way of Now Orleans we hams data from the
city d Mexico to the 29th alt. s the news is thus
telegraphed :—Gmieral Panama remedied the 'aphid
on the Nth with 1,000 eavalry. He dilapproved of
the acts of Genseal Rebels and displaced him, after
which he placed General Sala at the head of the
army and reinstated &lop. It wet reported that
Hirano° intended marching oa Visa Cruz with a
strong force. The liberals had seated General
Nivel near Jalapa.
The Picayanes dent says that the Mexi-
can war 'chemise Iterbide had bees captured by an
American and six foreignees, who killed flee of the
crew, and escaped with the vessel. The oorrespon.
dent did not mention the time at which this took
place.
Dotes to Jan. 20 had reached New Orleans. The
mail ship was en rout* for New York rid Isthmus,
with nearly one million three hundred thousand dol-
lars is gold. The Californian news was unimpor-
tant

Victoria data arc to lan. 10. lb* mining new.
is maim t. A party of American rowdies
had anted away a British justice of the peace from
Holmes' Bar, and made him pay a hoe of 60 dollars
far °attempt. The French had taken possession of
Clifitrten, °Gana Island.
. . .

The latest intelligence in regard to the revolution
in Hayti states that the revolution had extended to
nearly all parts of the empire. At St. Marc some
movers fighting had taken place, both on land and at
ses with considerable loss of life. Sotflonqns had
been: compelled to retreat. A naval engagement
had taken place off St. Marc, six vessels taking part.
The Admiral's vessel was badly damaged, and the
whole fleet bore up for Port an-Prue. Reinforce-
ments were joining Garrard from all points. It
was believed that Bonlouque would not be able to
faros his way into Port-an-Prince, the city being
surrounded by republicans. Soulonque'a coffee had
all been veinal and sold at auction.

The New York stock market had been very dull,
but closed on the Bth slightly firmer. The latest
qaotations were—New York Central shares, 823; Erie
shares, 131; Panama Railway, 118; Illinois Central,
88; ditto, Free Land Bonds, 81. The mosey market
was without change ; the weakly Bank statement was
very unfavourable ; the loss in spade wait nearly a
million and three-quarters of dollars, sad in the depo-
sits 872,000 dollars sterling. Exchange was rather
firmer, and more business was doing at 1091 to 1.
The cotton market was heavy, and lower; middling
Uplands 1 ; receipts for the week at all the
Seethes-n pokts, 132,000 bales. Flour dell and
rather lower. Wheat drooping. Corn unchanged.
The latest (by telegraph, vii Halifax) from New
York, Feb. 10, says :—The sales of cotton yesterday
and to-day have been only 1,400 bales. 'Middling
upland/ is quoted at life.; hat Ntriess are almost
nominal. There is no demand far export, notwith-
standing the decline in prices. Breadstuda generally
dull, but without any material alteration. New
Orleans, Feb. B:—The business in cotton during
the pest two days has been 18,500 bales at a
decline of la. in prior. Middling is now quoted
at 101 c. to lie. Thereceipts at all the southern ports
are now 1,026,000 bales in excess of same time last
per.

The Bombay mail brings intelligence of the first
railway accident is Coylow, thirty-was lives having boo
lass la a laud aft at Roygann, a *mahout dee Niko as
t►e Nagoarbo road.

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rifler bag the followlest Waimea abate ea saw
be waled thee Mr. Maria H. Weak se seer awe
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wens Ihr his god ftls • Iseehlep preehly is Ma-
me Eppel he es l.euo .at Is jeep bb Nested harshly.
The Tames week have compshel hia as ea dews el hie
Moe relelbes ewe Mu. They loped epee his hew,
sad be imbed biomes* parse be seeks without wades
ens seer. He odds les It will be sees eel he am yet be
•Ch bibs sea follow the oorapailon gilt whirls—a herein
sephoe-eeelsaled !fatal[."

INDIA.

We have Ode morning received our usual
deepatehes in anticipation of the Overland mail.
The following is frau the summary of the Bombay
Time, of the 25th of January :
" Tends Topes is still at large, and in company
with FINIS Shah, whose escape across the Docab
into Central India was narrated by us a mail or two
ago, is now in the neighbourhood of the fortress of
Rintambore, situated in the hills lying between the
BIM= and the Chambul, near the junction of the
two rivers. After the action at Barred on the Ist
inst., gained by Colonel Somerset's brigade after an
arduous Nandi of live days' duration in myna of the
insurgents, Tantia iaesid to have crossed the Chumbul
on the Bth inst., into the Jeypore state, and to have
effected a junction with Feroze Shah between Took
and Modharajpore. Rintambore is held by Feroze-
shah, and is a place of considerable strength,
having been yielded to him, as is supposed, by the
Thakoore of the Jeypore state, who hold it on a sort
of feudal tenure, each according to Thornton having
the honour of defending a particular gate, or portion
of the work. After the fashion of all the hill
forces of India, the defences are chiefly natural, the
summit of the rock being simply surmounted by •
stone rampart. The area enclosed is about a
square mile, and is well supplied with both spring
and tank water. Several columns are converging
upon the place.
' It appears that farther trouble is likely to arise
in Bundleeund, from the death of the Regent Ranee
of Dotteeah a few days ago. In consequence of
the succession being disputed by a faction in the
city, several Thakoors of the Raj have gone there
with their followers, to oppose the claimant of the
Maenad, recognised by Sir Robert Hamilton, by
force of arms. No blood will be shed, if Captain
Pinkney is able to prevent it by settling the dispute,
which probably ferrets the mosey rather than
the suseeesion, the heir being an adopted eon of the
late Rajah, and as we eappose a miner. The de-
tachment of cavalry, which left Js
a fortnight
ago to look after Burjore Sing, finding his nest
empty, has been ordered to proceed to Dutteeah to
strengthen the commissioner, and prevent, if possi-
ble, scenes of violence.

"The campaign in Conde is over; and Lord Clyde
is on his way back to Lucknow. The intelligence
was communicated by telegram to Agea as follows :