The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-25 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THB VIGO.

(71011 VOA OWN OONNINPONDINTI
(NT WTI= axe num *4071710 tmaaakice.)
LIVERPOOL, WIDNWIDAT.
The steamer Vigo arrived th4l morning, bringing
170 passengers, and 70,000 done-. of specie.
New York advice. have been anticipated by the
Indian.

New Orleans telegram of the 11th reports cotton
unchanged. Market quiet, at 111 c. for middFig.

POPULAR ENTHUSIASM RESPECTING THE
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

(NOON 01:11t OWN

The steamer Vanderbilt arrived at Cowes last
night, with the United States mails, on her way to
Han*. She left New York on the 14th instant.

Up to that period the Queen of England's message
to the President had riot been received in America.
Intense anxiety prevailed respecting it. On the 13th
it was declared that Professor Whitehouse's record-
ing telegraphic instruments could not be got to work
enceesefully. The most unfounded rumours were
spread abroad respecting the cable. Every hour on
the 13th inquiries were made at Trinity Bay of the
condition of the cable, and the probabilities as to
the reception of the Queen's massage. It we. be-
lieved that when Hughes' instrument was attached
it would overcome all <Faculties.
Extensive preparations were making to celebrate
the publication of the Queen's message, and the Pre-
sident's reply. At Auburn the Mayor had proclaimed
the illumination of all public buildings and reel-
dosses. The churches were to be thrown open, and
the people to assemble for a general tharkegiv%g.
At Oswego the city was to be illuminated. At
Meat:sal the most extensive preparations were in
Ingres,. The municipal enthorities and the citizens
were moving with great enthusiasm. At New York
the portion of the cable not used wes to be drawn in
triumph throughthe city. An ode to the successful lay-
o the Atlantic Cable had been presented to the
Common Coned by the Mayor, written by Mrs.
Ann B. Stephens. A grand musical demonstra-
tion was to be made by four hundred musicians.
The admiral in the British navy on board the
English steamer Gorgon war to be invited by the
common council and receive the congratulations of
the pity. The Fire Department of New York had
resolved upon a grand toreh-lightdernoturtration. Mr.
Cyrus Field and Captain Hudson were to beneenaded
by the Young Men's Democratic Union Club. Pre-
parations ware making for a grand display of
fireworks. The eighty miles of spare submarinecable
are to be drawn in waggons—twelve miles of cable
in each waggon—in triumph through the city of
New York, end then shipped for England. At
'shelf the laying of the cable was celebrated by
fireworks, and the firing of cannon. The
ilinesiane treigied to these demonstrations with
are* mad ismas.

The Mail 'tosser Niagara bee arrived out M New
York. _ _

Tee WaahiWas Union says that this ten million
loan hes 'beady been deposited in the Treasury.
The entire ansc ant will, it is expected, be paid in be-
fore the let of September.
A new paper, called the Victoria Gazette, has beam
published in British Columbia.
General Cass had been alarmingly ill.
An efficient military staff is to be organised fbr
Washington and Oregon. A force of 2,600 men is
to be kept in Utah.
An attempt was making to remove the Surveyor-
General's office from Nibeaska city to Leavens-
worth. A tire at Oswego had dame '76,000 dollars'
worth of damage. Yellow fever still raged hi New
Orleans.
The story about old being found in New Bruns-
wick is a hoax.

The Europa, which came in collision with the
Africa, off Cape Ram, on the 14th, sailed from
Halifax on the Ilith at 3 o'clock in the morning.
The weather at the time calm, but raining, and
vsr?he Callirsien steamer had arrived at Ns*
York, with a realise end a half of dollies' worth
of gold.
The New &ands Legislature had modified sad
I ratified the Cass. Raman treaty.
At Juanita them had lima a meting ei the is-
habitaate, to petition the Mid goreriumat not to
withdraw the Cuban eqindrou.
Heaviialle of rain had taken place in Bermuda,
where were much wasted.
The d mime at Fraser River me yielding
well.
Thirty thomand persons have emigrated to the
in British Columbia. From the lith
eithadiero( July, thirty-two Tenth had sailed
fames* Reinsiese to Victoria. The Oalidenise
=rsire leg every means to stop the
14111 en River. New gold dimoveries
had beta aide hi 'southern California.
Them had been another revolution in Maxim,
aid Bas had been ehrratod to the supreme
authority.
Lamer, who was arrested for dteirpting an
inresion of Pore with American suptistimk had
LW asateseid ki la teezerhard Lis
41,sobwiwileadadedenlial between
Pasemeanasiwreaareweaefwe eilkis.
-Air 'inert* from the Chateau were large.
Wag yes soiree at Valparaiso.
4 national debt of 80,000 dollars has
w hnLion.
buried by the government *film liandwielt
tied a lona etZto.44.o=lsi
The baptised
is of Mild
Naw You I.ffen cagier. Flour in
stamaY duke* R 1 emits, Corn heavy.
Freights militia.
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