The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES.

ma Royal Mall eteewriiip Pen* Capt. Judkias,
hos New York es the 9th Set., arrived at Liverpool
at 8 o'clock oa Saturday morning, bringing Oa pas-
owe and 230,000 dole. is epees.
Owed= sad souse North Americas,
bens, seafood oat at Quahogs es the Bth Set. t sad
the Vaaderbilt, free Seathampteo, reached New
Yet ea the 7th.

Elections were held on the Bth inst. in the states
or New luck, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Wis-
consin, I iiinois, and Louisiana. Partial returns in-

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(Ledge ;he success of the Repabliean party in all these
states except Louisiana, which appears to have pas
for the Democrats. The voting in New 'leek and
Massecnusetts we* very light.
The Harper's Ferry trials still attracted consi-
derable attention. A free negro named Copeland
had been convicted, bat a bill of exceptions and •
motion for arrest of judgment in his case had been
pet in. Captain Cook had been placed on trial, and
his confession was read in court. In moving that
one oft lie pruioners, named Stephens, be handed over
to the tederal authorities for trial, the counsel stated
that • number of facts important to the development'
of the C4Oll were unknown to the public ; and he felt
slanted th►t enough would be ascertained by the
trial o,t btepbeua by the federal authorities to cri-
minate • number of prominent northern abolitionists
mad brag them before the bar of justice. Stephens
was Larded over to the United States Marshal.
A telegram from Richmond, Virginia, says :—" It
is ate-trained that under the laws of Virginia the
Governor cannot pardon a penoo convicted of trea-
son to tail commonwealth except with the consent of
the Ger.eral Assembly, declared by joint resolution.
This r.e.s Wise of ail responsibility in the matter.
What :ae legislature will do is not known. There
is a hope through them."
Other parties implicated in the insurrection had
been arrested.

The Hun. Grantley Berkeley and his party were
htinting buffaloes with success in the far watt. Mr.
Berkeiey had also been lecturing at St. Joseph,
Miseoun.

• The New York Herald *aye: " Her Britannic
Majesty's Commissioner, Hon. Moses 11. Perky, and
suite, !appointed to negotiate the fishery treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United States, left bars
this morning for the Snub, in continuation of
mat surveys, preparatory to their meeting in con-
"twice" It ehdadelphia on the 15th inst."

The • grain elevitor" of the New York Central
Reamed at Baba° had been destroyed by Bre, to-
fettle!. with MY 200,001) bushels of wheat toe-
taintd ;a the bre= The lose is about 250,000
dol., whack is by insurance.

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