The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-22 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

NEW YORK, Joan 8, Eruniro.
Money abundant. Exchaoge on London : Bankers' bills,
106; to 1051. Stooks are lower. New York Central, 711.
Erie, 211. 111inois Central, 64 Cotton steady : inks to-
day. 4,500 bales. Middling upland, 131 c. to 14c. Breadstuffs
dull and declining. Wheat lower. Corn steady. Prowl-
slow vary dull. Pork heavy. Coffee firm, and in moderate
demand. Sugar buoyaut. Molasses inactive. Freight for
ootton to Liverpool, 5-16 d.
NEW ORLEANS, Jowl 8.
Cotton nominal. _ _

LONDONDERRY,.Jou 21.

The Canadian screw steamer North Briton,
Captain Borland, from Quebec on the Bth inst.,
arrived here to-day. She has been delayed seventy
hours by ioe and dense fogs. She has 200 troops
on board. She passed the Bohemian on the 10th
instant.

NEW YORK, Jon 8.
(Per New York, trial Southampton).
Federal troops continue to be concentrated at
Cairo.

.71,civinee from Virginia state that the secession-
ists had raised the frigate Merrimac, and the war
sloops German Town and Dolphin. It was expected
that they would soon be afloat. Six tons of powder
were saved in the Merrimac. Over lOU slaves have
crossed the Potomac into Maryland during the
week.

SOUTHAMPTON Joss 22.
The North German Lloyds' steamer New York,
which arrived off Cowes to-day eve route for Bremen,
left New York on the Bth inst. She brings
mails from New York for England,
and Germany, and 200 passengers for those coun-
tries.

On the 17th inst., she spoke the English ship
Minhe steering eastward ; on the 19th the Siberia,
from Bombay to Liverpool, 125 days out, and the
Ackbar, bound W.

LIVERPOOL, Juirs 91
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Persia,
which sailed to-day for New York, took 154,467/.
17s. Bd. in specie.

THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER CANADIAN.

LOSS OF THIETY•FIVE LIVES.

Intelligence reached Liverpool yesterday (Friday)
of the loss of this fine steamer, while making the purge
from Quebec to Liverpool, through the Straits of Belle Isle.
Though the particulars are of course very meagre, it ap.
pears that all the passengers, except 25, and 10 of the crew,
were rescued, though only the very brief space of half an hour
intervened between the striking of the vessel and her going
down. The following are the despatches on the subject :

" LOMOND/MY, FRIDAY.

"The North Briton, from Quebec on the Tth ioet., has
arrived, and bladed all mails except those for Liverpool.
She report' the loss of the Canadian, in the Straits of Belle
Isle, on the 4th inst., from striking an iceberg. She went
down in half an hour afterwards. Thirty-five paesengers
are lost."

Another account says " The Canadian was lost on the
4th instant. She struck an iceberg eleven miles east of
➢ello Isle, and foundered in 35 minutes after, five miles
from the island. It is supposed that 24 p6uissogers and ten
of the crew are lost. Captain Graham and the saved went
to St. John's in a French ream! ; the first and fourth officers
and five seamen were left behind to inter:apt the North
Briton to follow. Attempted, but could not pt south.
Impenetrable ioe and fogs."

LIST OF THE CREW AND PASSENGERS SAVED.

Casty.—Capasin Graham, Mr. Kenny, W. Smith, T.
Bake's& J. Alexander, J. M'Doopli, IL. Gardener, W.
Mackay, R. Gavin, H. Broadfoot, H. Spencer, W. Dnff,
J. &carer, J. K Livingstone, J. Davies, R. Howarth, A.
Blondell, W. Cleary, F. Buchan, J. Pascoe, D. ]'Kenzie,
D. Campbell, R. Rickards, C. Melville, P. Smith, G. Higp,
Mrs. Panty, William Carroll, J. Qatari& Wm. Mitchell,
William Stewart, G. Hill, W. HilUrsa, D. H. Lloyd, J.
FalLibor, J. West, L. Kellenberg, D. Craig, F. Nichol.
son, G. Smith, T. Jones, Mr. Shibodo, Wm. John-
stone, R. Nicholl, G. Parker, L. K. Smith, R. North*.
worthy, M. M•Leod, M. &botch, J. Roscoe, J. Rum-
mington, J. Hamilton, J. Johnston, D. Gillespie, D.
Sloan, R. Wanson, E. Curtis, J. %Valiance, A. Braemar,
W. Forester, D. M•Dooald, W. Hamilton, G. Willis, W.
Hallatt, & Fawoett, J. Laverty, E. Gillasphs, B. Owen,
T. Clinch, H. Brush, W. Thomson, J. Ramsay, J. Clarke,
8.. Maclean, J. ]•Whalley, H. M'Keuny, W. Molten, 8..
Leithwaite, J. Wray, W. M'Clelland, H. Mitchell. G.
Hamilton, P. Clare, T. Dixon, R. Harris, C. Moss, J. Emma,
T. Darlington.

Passerusu.—Mr. Rathbone, Hies Plow, lady and child,
Mr. Bedford and child, Rev. H. Gleason, Mr. Wean, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Noble, Mr. Ardagh and lady, Mae Ardsgb,
J. W. Mashes', J. Brandon and lady, Mr. J. Gordon, Mr.
sad lady, R. Young, H. Brady, W. Thomson, J. R.
Soott, T. Harriman, Mr. Names and child, Mr. Samuels,
Mr. Fife, Miss Holt, Mrs. D. Drusliy, Mr. Gilmour, lady,
servant, and two children, Mr. Morris, Miss M'Fie, R.
W. Dean, A. M'Kay, A. It. Harrison, G. Gill, Mr. Dick, W.
Hamilton, W. Patterson, W. Patrick and daughter, W.
Berghhole, W. Montgomery, A. Mustard, Isabella Gino-
way, D. Dunlop, E. Moran, J. Jetts, wife and child, Jaae
Tweed, Jane Jamieson, Mrs. Winfield, Margaret Lilly,
Priscilla Chaschire, Catherine %bewail, J. Hamilton, W.
Lowry, W. Atkinson, H. Fannon, Alice Hamilton, J.
Smith, W. Gillis, Esther Dale, 0. Tagus, C. brawn,
Eliza Graham, George Rennie, D. Williams, D. Carry,
Isabella Webster, Y. Bird, J. E. Togart, F. Ashby, E.
Stillwell and boy, T. Roe, J. Carry, T. Sykes and wits,
R. Wallace, Jane Clegborn.
Crew, 88 ; passengers, 89.

An Italian journal publishes a piece of verse in
the Italian language, by Priece Pierre Bonaparte, on the
death of Count Cavonr.