The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

i HE UNITED STATES.

fl,e Coited Statue stoam-yacket Aril arrived
at I.;‘) efts. on her way to Havre, last 'Reit. lb,
loft New York Sir. 10, and brought 129
sine holed co Ward oonokstod of spout 6.11:T7
land. %slue 13,000 dollars ; and 300,000 dollar. for
France.

Ihr Ariel meld the Hamburg( steams Benoit
on the 14th, the steamer Vsaderbilt on the 18W, and
We barque Josephs, of Shields, om the 19th.
Advice. from New Orleans of the Bth inst. state
that aatlii talc iofaematioa had been received to the
edec; that Ir. ICLase had not coac:uded a mat,
With the Juarez goverasseet in Mexico.

'ILe WashingteTa eonespeadout of the New York
writing ea dee 81k iasti,asys The North-
ers...it-a diSculty will deabtlea become a matter fee
orgotiatioa between the gitivernment of Great
linzaws lied that of the United States, as the
tree, y settling the besadary has no provision for •
settlement in such scam as has arisen. The State
Department has bad this matter under conside-
rittJ", and General Haruey will receive instrue-
trona to act with great elution until the go-
vernmests hare compared views upon the subject."
The same correspondent, writing on the 9th inst.,
says General Harney sent troops to San Juan
to protect the white settlers from the savages, who
were conga:tuna mint atrocione murders. Nothing
inimical to the British government was intended by
semi • movement. The jealous 7 of Governor
Domes. was needlessly excited. ho collision with
the British troo_ps or subjects is apprehended by the
government. 'feePresident was Secretary of State
wner, the boundary treaty was negotiated nodes'
President Polk, and is perfectly familiar with all
the etecumatances attending it. He and Robert J.
Walks, were the only members of Mr. Polk's
cabinet who opposed the forty-ninth parallel
as the boundary. They adhered to fifly-
four degrees and forty minutes as our just limit..
No doubt nerd he atetootetistel that the t,,t. ttO SSA
Juan will be amicably adjusted, as the President
must be perfect'y aware of our rights, and will ask
for nothicg more. The long connexion of Governor
Douglas with the Hudson Bay Company doubtless
Mete him to view all the country in that vicinity as
ander the jarisdietiou and protection of the British
government, at least, if not actually the property of
the company, and his interests may have rendered
him excitable in temper and precipitate in action.
The cabinet was in session to-day on the whole sub-
ject, and the tenor of the instructions to General
Harley, as stated yesterday, will be of the most
temperate and conciliatory character."
A meeting of the citizens of Baltimore had ban
held to devils measures for rescuing that city from
rowdyism. Resolutions were adopted providing for
a committee to call on the mayor and demand the
appointment of reliable men as judges at the next
ekution, and the appointment of a special polio*
force to keep the polls clear.
The postosaeter-general at Washington had re-
ceived additional ametrances from the parties under
the Johnson l'acifiz Mail contract that they will be
prepared to execute the service. United States ves-
sels will render any protection which may be name-
ware in eta:nation with the Nicaragua route.
'the balance in the Treasury of the United States
on the too inst. was 4,344,216 dole., being an in-
crease or 629,410 dole. 75c. on the balance shown'
by the previous weekly statement.
The completion on the 4th ult. of the survey of the
western bonodery of Minnesota ia announced.
The hailing of passports to foreign connte.es had
fallen off nearly one-half from the rate at last spring.
The average ism, for the past week had been about
15 per day.
A Signor Angelo Charini had walked a tightrope
160 feet high and 580 feet long, at Jones's Wood,
stood on his head midway of the rope, and performed
other antics ila Blondin. The affair was witnessed
by about • thousand spectators.

REGISTRATION of STILL-101N CRILDEEN.—At
Ihe weekly of the directors sod guardians of the poor
of 9t._ Moej hold yesterday, Mr. C. Beevor in the
Pal,. Mr. l' the atteniicn of the board to the
Terri of eh ingewei heti by Mr. Watley, on Monday
is St. P.ocrao, In winch the corona moo the eVrasrdinary
ermensest, that in rocs gears of the defective state of the
law. sad the fu.iiies Rivets by parishes for the in,ertneet of
glad still-torn children, there were at that momett
Madras nos landreds of murdered children lying in the
oeseseedas and Raveyards of the metropole. wa• •
moot estmading Celetratior coming from such uantiority,
and be woad sak their aeirtaat overeser, Mr. Tubby, what
shwa there were Is reirence to the isterasent of still-ban
claims is Mary:ebony. Mr. Tubbs mid be kept • record
of all bsdi:e brought td the boom Is, burial as still-bora,
end semi! not admit soy withal the peduncle of the certi-
ficate of the me lb al ma oe midwife who &needed at the
Lirth. 3it -re had Wen 93 alined stM-bern children received
Ski, year. and Rea during the resat week. He had leis
ia c rreepaidesee with Mr. Wakley eel Mr. (treen-
ail!, id* eleri to the burial board, ad bed eon tad the
sec—sit, of • n cf the melical man and reeleiree. so
than in ere of doubt they asiiht refer to It. Dr. Bachbotlner
aid lb. wee a teat iniptetant public goalies, and, so
far boa Mr. Wakley haciist ors nomad the twee of child
manor, La (Dr. Bachbotioso) believed be wee under the
tusk. 1 hen was • sail ditkieccy is the Hvgietts'i.e Act,
v 44:: entirely ;gamed lb* regirratioa of still-born clildres.
1.. A 1/04.1prodoctioa of • piece of p.p.?, statbsg that • child
was .• et 1.-bora," wand eatable • child to be boded without
flittber investigators, es the payment of half-a-crown. Dr.
fochb..on,r moved • radiation odhilting the coopereii.os of
all ilee thee me.ropolitaa prates in in/reefing moo the
ircerour-nt the ir meaty of on sesrodseat of the lie by
taiser.le• • clan.* to the potent births, Denim, end Ma-
n cars AN, terbidding the halal of sty " still-bore" child
en/ isiut the polar certincste from • duly qualified pr-
im: Mr. Pieter eTcon,led the resolution, •hich was carried
scatiaisuely.

,•
'AILTROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS.—Yesterday
Us urdioary general meeting of the Board of Winks eras
In it.. Caused ehunhee, Guildhall, Mr John Therait• a,
*Lc chairman, preealutg. The ash statement firmed
a net balew to hard of 70,385!. 12.. 4d. Mr. Woob
-h, It le chart to the Board, reed s lett* front the
Trr.•nreto the subject of the papers which had bean
lactated in ensiles a block I.lss of t►e oedemas* ourtey of
LoaJon The sash°, tuft eonafdseed it quite clear that the
bowel was liable for the sum of 24,2121. 17.. 3d. ; but se they
►se! In ',Ultimo of cob- r toss. compromised elrailar claims by
ac• • LOME thrge•ht,l,4 t sweat doe, they won ready to
rect... say lloa tffar tn the part of tt.. hoard, otherwiltze
tuM t.k • steps to retec.•r t•.. amount. Mr. H.ll
and Hr. Ditlinier led, a motion that the letter be
mimed to toe tki.'.n droinlio cJatowttte, which or.. tar-
mot otat.iso;.ely Aft,, some fatal boomer, the
anteing al) Qtr. t. _ _

TISTOWNIAL .t Fraz ESCAPE CONDUCTOR.—
It is saw hared tb.t the ?obi or dal subanbel for by the
inhabitants of the wad, .:eh the mosey siso subscribed, will
b. pest, st,l t.• 6r.- escape ccadocter George Low,
at • mania( to tabs! 1 in Goa Chun* wary ant Monday.
at I o'clock. TM t *di edam chair. The gad
marl) Ilea 1,, public Insiato to at this wakes' Kr. Jobber
ocaott, Citaaptle, aft board au ca• Ada the isr
arfrios - Medal of Hoaour, airy Ward, City at
11-a. tech." On the other efe. b arms d. l'reasatod by
lb. :uhatt Pasts of ob• Wad of Clasp, la dor City at L.
don. to Canductne Geniis Loa, are memorial of their antit-
rust.," of hie conduct is seamy Parkes beer, on the bees-
sine nr.ln IA Clwapoidt, lAt's Jaly, 1159."
ftfllool. Or All AT BOSTON.—A Taormina I. OM
64.blipli •.• &boot of Art" fa 110.... a. Tea um
of .a bon issiitaita are nenserons sat y.,ivablo, and us
• rs ul,ly byline that the public sill bas that 11111 Ted IS
erbehe it a truly deftest*. Where're lush larritntlese
hays ' eui hnsded they hare asecesdat meet eden rably,aad
tW 't tallow.* ha bra arikuarly sraboo. is iho
iniero‘el tarts *Me the ppd. hays exhibited In their ad-
miration. aurtnahaw, or pandas* of wears of art. And
iLis it neter.l enough we as saw 10141 the beautiful is
• ,mre oe art If ere cow becalm familiar with st. To be
uNI It wart tut to ..es. awl dm Kolb' ; sad tba more it
• looliel at, the mos. tt sill be admiral.

POt ULlt EXIXI:TION la AVaTRALIA.—WiIIiam
Istsseratr, • &dive of I•eletd, mad 0, age Cloaatherlent, •
adios,* Nem Pod& fiat.., ww• snouted together et Illol•
house oa the 12th of July, having been ciestaisted of aa
attempt levier. Theiy bat ben previously trivd dal
F•ry dad low the a...rlee d Mr. Comtism Gras • but ea.
mousy odor it.., roodamealica, wad coey when all
4 • wspoo wu 4 se, they acknowledged it.. in... for
which Shay beet Ives legslly aroma/ed. Pracwaly at ten
edxh the shad pro-u
-lad to anarmag's wit sad nun-
weed bier lertb. Attsr outstay! of a gar of water the
trachea sea etepprl goo kly forth, mad although deadly
rip., wing oo have suoicoodsl ell his neolutiou to coed
aim iropeadisd fife with arta:tem Vpos melds( the eat-
IA Mast:meg reread that t a rop• might t• adjured
trase•ty atArr hLs am. Thio mica ea contylled with, la!
bat ?vac • mums, matt to tbst •••;,,ty..,1 by the „,...
ham ISM. Ow moos the bAt beta, withdrawn, the rope
ebd its
weakl realise, sad the oeck not being hulas, di nth did
mot muse as y a is the era of Chamberleda, who,
deer sae ere two 07,011eAlie ration., cesotd to show th•
of slim of lila Uneaberiait had prep .red hquelt
fur his sad by tbaretasbly treebiwithhetn from hastl to foot,
sad la tla moan be domed ldaealf with sumo swum's,
basing es • Or ereless Wilk Olen which hod boa ro-
ads' tur bias at Me most by Ws Mesh.
[Alvertionwat.] —arres (tioNtiorArinc Cad.
.net Vos-o—fla enamel orowerstlwa b led Or ta• Me teal
swam as oi. par la 11161.1.6=a01 Ob. serer all Pena le
•r W' "Jamas Sewer dim Pl.