The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-18 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

The Asia, Captain Jadkios, arrived at Liverpool
on Saturday, at 8 a.m., with dates from New York
to the Bth inst. The Asa brings 48,8001. in specie on

freight.
The excitement canoed by the efforts made to en-
force the provisions of the Fugitive !lava Bill ap-
pears to be on the increase. A report had been cir-
culated that President Fillmore was about to issue a
statement of the views on this subject entertained by
himself and his cabinet, but the non-appearance of
any inch document had thrown doubts on the
authenticity of the report. Another rumour to
the effect that the President had ordered troops to
Boston with a view to enforce the Fugitive Slave
Law, was officially contradicted in The (Washington)
Republic of the 6th inst. The Republic states that no
communication had been received, either front Boston
or elsewhere, that could lead to the belief of such a
step being required, but adds, that should such an
exigency arise, no doubt the President " would do
his duty."
At a meeting of the Virginia Convention, a motion
was made for a committee " to report upon a proper
method of defraying the expenses of such free negro,'
and mulattoes as may be removed under any act of
the legislature." It was rejected, but the mere dis-
cussion had caused great excitement in the district of
Columbia, from an impression that the Virginians
contemplated sending ail their free blacks into it.
The following is the copy of a new regulation put
up yesterday (writes our correspondent, on the 6th)
at the custom- house at Bolltoll. It will be important
to thew doing business with Canada to have early
notice of it :

No goods eau hereafter be exported for drawback to any
part of the world after they are withdrawn from the custody
,of the United Suttee. No goods coo hereafter be exported
for drawback to Canoes, or Out British provisoes noloirung
the United &otos, or to Mexico, overland, unless the duties
anal have first bees paid, and the exportation takes place
direatty hos the pahlie norther's*. The import dodos oe
wood, than exported will be Invited in the nature of draw•
hack, spot production el legal proof of the landing of the
goods.
The state elections were over, or nearly so. On
the whole, they are understood to have gone in favour
of the whige. The whig candidate for the mayoralty
of New York had been elected by an unprecedented
majority; and pretty oonfident expectations were en-
tertained that the entire whig state ticket would be
chosen.
An elsolloa, to take the sense of the people of Texas
on the Boundary Bill, had been held at Galveston.
Very few voted, but the meal% was in favour of accept-
acee-135 votes for and 82 against. The iron ship,
John Gamow, bad arrived at Galveston with 110
emigrants, east oat by the British oosapiiny.
A anthers rights meeting, at Wihniegton [N. C.],
had pissed resolutions in favour of establishing a
southern esnimereial marine, in order to render them-
selves independent of northern manufacturers and

shipowners.
Advioes from lowa intimate the arrival of the Han-
gariatfoolonists, under General Ujaheny, attheir place
of desiination. It is on the Crooked Fork River, in
the county of Decatur, and has been named New
Buda.
At half-past two on the morning of the 6th inst.,
the great freight depot of the Boston and Maim
Railroad, in the former city, was discovered to be da
fire. It was entirely destroyed, and oleo 90 cool
laden with come, flour, he. 'Tee total lass is end-
lasted at upwards of 100,000 dollars.
The steam ship Alabama, which arrived at New
Orleans, from Chaves, on the let instant, brinp
tellisenoe of another destructive fire at Ban Ireendesot
the third that has visited that city within siz meglft&
San Francisco is eatirely built of weed. mil *a
polies arranseennits are ea yet of smear my
imperfect.
We have intelligence from Hayti to October
stili:ies have actually commenced between die
Hayden. and the Dossialosas. The van-gemd of
Soulonque's army, while deeseadias the pus of
Bunks, was attacked on the 9th ultimo by 600
D sminioen troops and repulsed with great slaughter.
The .11aperee was thrown into ut state of great
excitement by the report of the skirmish,. and im-
mediately tea the field in person, at the head of hie
staff sad dite of his pods •Ja Haynie bets of war, I
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$60....
has also been captured by two Do-
gle.boate, read carried et a' op into
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