The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-11 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

Aniehhe Ferdinand Maximilian, on entering
•lb silla d Moversakienaral of the Lombardo-
Yeasiabila t=ths
tham Imasil a circular to the ad-
s the Wan at their duties,
Se sp ia idle they meat lownlorth act.
mmolln Warr thine, bs masammie that the
shie ammaii iWaisms Ilwakg their
lift ad natal nessereas I Mot titagirl is
L aster
vaisavassis
triti
_dm maidwation aniZr , _A that
s aka est by a and, owes
sna.
wise the ail* at die throws welfare of the
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UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
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(non ova own COIMISPONDINT.)

LIVERPOOL, FDA DAT.

This evening the Montreal Ocean Steam Ship
Company's steamer North American, Captain W.
f3Tange, arrived in the Money.
She 14 Portland on the 28th ultimo, and has
brought, 'beside. • mail, 28 passengers, but no
spade. Paned the City al Weshingten off lineal*.
The European, from hence, wind at Halifax cm
the 27th.

Thanday the lath was ►ppointed a day of hu-
miliation sad pe•yar in the State of Maine.
The Waehington correspondent of the New York
MUM says that Lord Napier came here to make
11 e claim of fear or live millions of dollars against
oar government for alleged destruction of private
property of British subjects at the bombardment of
Oreytown. Two weeks before the late administra-
tion went oat, M. &Wpm preferred a similar de-
mand on behalf of the French subjects, requesting
Mr. Marcy to leave them open for adjustment by
his summear, bat he prepared • reply which is re-
garded se onsohnive against oar liability.
Lord Napier, holing its fore, and bearing upon
Ragland in its application to Copenhagen and Can-
ton, will withhold hie intended reclamation.
The New York Herald states that the Waikiki-
tea Miele is no longer the instrument of the govern-
ment.

Mr. R. J. Walker has aeoepted the governorship
of Xmas.

On the 27th of March four persons were killed
and several others seriossly wounded by the blowing
up at a powder mill at Bt. Louie.
Money at New York unaltered in value. Stacks
hardly se ins, and cloning dull.
(kitten firm. Bales, 4,000 bales, at 31 full ad-
renal. Middling Orleans quoted at 14ic.
Plow has improved 6 cents. Wheat rather un-
settled. Indian ecru is advancing in value.
Provisions unaltered.

Freight' to Liverpool eager. Cotton, ito I per
pound. Flour, 2e. per barrel. Crain, 61d. to 71d.

BAVARIA.

A Lear boa Froakfort, ia tL. iIIOWISIBI der
DAI•I• 0100 of tie ailtstioa
cored la Illamel• by dr intooliodoe of tile gems-
mat scabut do open-air promobb:go of • certain
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anotio rakestrag otilbsol tie iproomomt ea op.
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admits,. sok so bolo% for fro airy tar lb
regowl roliglooo mortar totrolood w Illowrio
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Moo to the IIMMIIIII•11016 thus ado.

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LISBON, Aram 4.
Sir Morton Peto arrived in the Tagus, and is now,
along with Messrs. Wilson and Lloyd, treating for
the formslisi of the proposed railways. It is under-
stood that Mir Marton intends to return to England
es tie Bth isdest, and that matters must be settled
maim or on before then. The French oppo-
bby M. Prat and the Margehi de
urry active, and these gentleman",
veral influence of the Marcie de
Lisle, tbs Penal b sister at this met, who Milli-
hits grog Wend Is the matter. the Mart* de
Ism'sissowbin,anditiessiitiattees he
codasme more fillWable them *see drat Wart=
Pets,dlheogh, It hulking sad" seessmeisiles,
Adams Mt
emithe is the lb.* peremle.
Palle splint peen gsmeally me may
meek in favour sr Sir Morton Peto. The prevailing
belid is that hie dfen will in the end be aeagMd
hut it Is premiere to predict, for in P the
henna and gamma rules which obtain is dim
rembise, sad had to SAWNo conclusion's, me by
as aims is order of the day, and it is better not
Inginne until the searat be known.
steam absitaisi the soap monopoly after
lifell6B, hels_Plialik an Chamber of Deputies,
as siseat, be beeenahly received in the
Ths -es are now dia.
=die espirt of the eam esithe appointed to
Ws the merits of the eoneession made to
X. Ping of the Credit Mobilier Partsgais.
According to thawed& Cbsitisiereie, it appears
that the works of the dead, telegraph destined
be untie limb= to Me* by the frontier line
see afar in progrese. In
=parilette Mil to mark out ma-
let% sal lb§ hid apresbedis of the Portuguese
inaltulMint to the sumealles gVporby the Di-
-I•MOMiflated of An tai the
Peareimes Maim at =i
mbeees4set
eThere is, however, sway that
t'Mast line of tams* be
sod IM greet vela, to the ismossee• et astern
liwoßpe wiser make itself mast. To all to
whim Maat intelligence hum Smell is an object
of Wesnalt It willprove invaluable; for the news
wave* ly tfo fttglian peekets will be imme-
dia_k* mid unthreugh its egesey when they arrive
at idl inn, limides this, the latest intelligence from
Larha, Thrsharg, Liverpool, and other commercial
maperisme, will meet the packets at Lisbon on their
outward ; indeed, the advantages which this
new line ph will offer cannot now be fully
animated, and only when properly developed coat
they be appreciated.
The steamer Dom Affonso bailed for Glasgow at
the let inst., and the next day returned to Lisboa,
bringingin tow the English barque JohaPaal, bound
to the Mauritius with palm oil, but dismasted in a
gale of wind; the barque had also in tow ilitiaglisk
kigantine George Dean, which she bed suns at
sea on the 22nd March, abanicloned by her maw.
I abridge the following from the elmitoorat
Porto, respecting the recent loss of the Lembo
steamer Bacchante. The bar of Oporto hes beta
the ruin of another vessel. The English slower
Bacchante, entering the bar on Saturday let gists
on the Felgneiras, and shortly lifter wen
without there being time to save easythitil,tre
exception of the consignee's letters and tWaPenilbed,
which the captain brought away with imbue di.
The crew of twenty-hat sea ea eta lie
were saved in the stemaithina, balms hem
the share not caring to the vessel, het she
shoed tarn over. ma mesa at the time bed a
pilot on board, sal the occurrence took piss in
trod day. The 00111111110Teig body and the poem of
Oporto are wearied with asking that all peaside
saistkestkas should be made of the condition of the
bar. The Made mearsomese which take plea
arm hem time to time attest to - shame how

little the gesemmatlr inkessi7iteelf at an
account. Ike thaw et the warts of the Opsite
hos is very lasimeyed—all that can be said bes
hem mid war sad over again, but we must soak
leg the gerumisat to do socathing I for if then be
• week k Partsgal which marks prompt attentions.
it is the lam-sondes of the Oporto bar. India.
reuse in this rapist is • crises which becomes every
day more
P=tnd Oelashil steamer Taps
skived on the let inst. she breaght from Vigo
Nee pipe ef bawdy, and sk area of goods saved
ken the wassit et the Ikea

I madmitmed fir Maim Peto has had an inter-
eigis with t)A Lag, who expressed approval of his
prepseala. It is believed that a anal settlement
either he tie against will be made to-day, the 4th
inst.