The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-11 00:00:00

TIIE UNITED STATES.

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SOUTHAMPTON, Tx VRSDAY.
The United States Mail packet Arago has arrived
at Cowes, on bee way to Havre.

She left New York on the 13th ult. She has 300
passengers. Amongst her cargo is specie to the
value of 330,000 dollars for England, and 708,000
dollars for France.

From Washington we learn that all the consular
appointments have been made.
A governor for Utah has been appointed.
The government will order a survey of the Wham,
of Darien to be made.

The difficulties of Americans entering Austria had
been increased.

General Walker, the Filibuster,with his staff, had
arrived at New Orleans. He surrendered to the
American forces. His arrival in New Orleans bad
caused intense excitement. It is asserted that
Walker will return to Nicaragua shortly.
The statement that New Granada had ceded the
island in the Bay of Panama to England in settle.
ment of the Macintosh claim is not believed at
Washington.
At Cincinnati, a United States-marshal is in
custody for arresting harbourers of a fugitive slave.
A collision has taken place between the State au-
thorities and supreme authorities in consequence.
The Kansas Aid Resolutions of the Massachusetts
Legislature have been vetoed by the governor.
The Arabia and Arid had arrived out from
England.
The New Orleans cotton market was unchanged.
Sales on the 29th only 100 bales at 14c., middling.
Sales of the week, 11,750 bales. Receipts of the
week, 4,000 bales. Stock, 119,500 bales. Sugar
firm; flour advanced; corn excited; freights stag•
nant. Exchange, 109 f to .1.
Among the passengers by the Arago is Grelet,
connected with the French frauds.
Lord Napier gave a grand ball and supper on the
Queen's birthday. Many distinguished officers of
the American government were present.
In Ohio the weather is favourable for the growing
crops.
The suspicious barque Mary Cobb has sailed in
ballast. Her crew are all Portuguese.
At Havannah sugars continued in demand. Quo.
tations were unchanged.
Mining intelligence from California is favourable.
The question of repudiation of State Indebtedness.
declared by the Supreme Court to be unconstitn•
tionally created, is to be submitted to the people at
the next election.
An Indian outbreak at Oregon is expected.
It is reported that the schism in the Mormon
church at the Great Salt Lake has assumed a for.
midable character. Brigham Young is afraid to
show himself in public.
From Peru we learn that Vivanco had attacked
Callao, and had been defeated. The revolution is at
In end.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
(NT tummy:tic TELEGRAPH.)
(nom ocz owx coanmarontnurr.)

LIVERPOOL, TurnaDAT.

This morning the screw steam ship City of Mae.
cheater, Captain C. Petro, belonging to the Liverpool
and Philadelphia Steam Ship Company, arrived its,
the Mersey.
The City of Manchestey has brought above 200
passengers, a large cargo of valuable merchandise
on freight, in addition to specie to the amount of
10,000 dots. from New York.

The confinement of the Queen of Spain is expected
to tako plaoo in the middle of October.
The Epoca of Madrid states that the Mace/
Albe Is about to spend some da)e at Aronjuen, after which
she will visit her sister, the Empress of the French, either at
Paris or at Biarrits.
The DetelschMnd of Vienna states that the visit
of the Emperor of Russia to Berlin in the month of lids
will last at least a fortnight.
The latest bulletin of Marshal Itadetiky's state
of health, dated Verona, Cth, announces that his excellent,
had been restless during the day, and that the fever had re-
turned in the (nurse of the evening.

LETTERS FOR MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHlA.—ln-
formation hes been received from the Prussian Post-oftlee
that letters posted in the Unit td Kingdom addremed to
Betuatheny, Galata, or Jassy, in Moldavia, and Bucharest
or 'bails, in Wallachia, forwarded by wey of Telgrada,
will in future be liable to the following combined British and
Foreign rates of postage, viz.:—To Botuschany, 90.; to
Bucharest and Jamy, lid. ; to Galati and thrall*, le. Tide
image nay either be pad in advance, or be left to be pidd
on the delivery of the letters, at the option of the senders.
Letters for Golate end Ibrada, when sent via Trieste, will be I
chargeable with the rite of le. Id. per half ounce, aa nt
present. Upon letters for any other piece in Moldavia ce
Wallachin writers should specify to which of the towel
mentioned they desire that their letters should be fees
warded, and the rate as far as that town must then be *dirt it
advance. By command of the Postmaster-Ooncrtd, Row.
LAND Htu., Secretary.—General Post-office. June 6, 1857
NEW STREETS IN SOUTHWARK AND COVENT=
OANDF.N.—Yestentay the committee of the House of Coins
mons appointed to consider the Lill for the formation of II
new street from the Town Hall, Southwark, to Blackfriarm
road, and a street frau King-street, Covent-gsrden, to
Craubourn-street, Leicester-squitre, met in committee
room No. 19. The committee paned the turnable cif
the bill. Some of the clauses were then gone through and
agreed to. On dame 47 being considered, Mr. RtUaell
Gurney mid this clause applied to the fortivition of
the new street in Covent-garden. By the bill, in addition
to the sum of 50,000'. agreed to be given towards the
formation of that street by the Duke of Bedford. a sum wad
to be applied from the London Bridge Approaches Fund to
30,0001. Mr. Grey opposed the claim, RS its effect would
be to tie the hands of the Metrepoliton Board of Work%
when it would be imposaible to say the precise cost of the
street. However carefally such an estimate might be forme& . 1
contagencim might arise which would altoo'rther upset the
most elaborate calculations, and therefore ho hoped that the
committee would not agree to the clause. The committee
were of opinion that the dense should contain the maxim=
charge which would be required from the London-bridge Ap-
preaches Fond, and that the amount should be limited re
35.0001. The other clauses were then gone through, and the
bill woe ordered to be reported to the house.
The presentation of a testimonial of 1,000 guinea/
Ito Mr. 'Towson, the orientate examiner to the Local Kerb*
Board, for the services he has rendered to the science of em-
rigetien, took place at noon on Tuesday, in the Under.
writers -rooms, at the Liverpool Exchange.