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

ARRIVAL OF THE MARCO POLO.

(ST MAORITIC 7111.11GRATI.)
(71011 ocz OIFT CORILISTORDEXT.)
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.

This morning the Marco Polo, Captain Clark,
belonging to the Black Ball line of Australian
packets, arrived off the port.
She left Port Phillip Head 17th January, in com-
pany with the Royal Charter, which ship she pealed
February 6, lat. 678., long. 118 W.

The Marco Polo has brought ninety-tour pares-
gee, 2,500 bales of wool, end 10,000 or. of gold.
The Royal Charter had on board 120,000 ounces
of gold, and 13,000 sovereigns. The Sussex and
Thomas Ann Cole had arrived from London, and the
Exodus from Liverpool.
The news is unimportant and anticipated.
The import trade quiet.

UNITED STATES.

ZLI(TILIC TIL11011APX.)

SOUTHAMPTON, BATITZDAT.
The Leopold I. has arrived with advice' from
New York to the 21st ult.
The Asia, from Liverpool, had arrived out, but
her news had no effect upon the cotton market.
The latest advice. from the Gulf Ports and from
New Orleans had more effect. Flour was in fair
demand. Wheat irregular. Provisions steady.
sugars brisk. Coffee in fair demand. Freights
were better.

The intelligence received from Aspinwall respect-
ing Walker has already been published here.
From Peru we learn that the rebels were making
but little progress._
_ _

Anther railroad accident had °charred in Penn-
sylvania, killing and wounding nearly 20 persons.
- .

Cotton isles at New Orleans on the 19th reached
8,500 bales at an *demi*, the market closing Arm.
At Cincinnati provisions were dull, prices Arm. At
Cherlntim, macs unchanged.

ONE DAY LATER.
(IT ZLICTI.IC TILI0IILAP1.)
WM 00i OWN CORJUISPONDE

r, SATIAIDLT.

The United States mail packet Hermann ha
arrived at Cowie on her way to Bremen. She
brings one day later news than that brought by
the Leopold 1., which arrived here last night

The steamer Alps had arrived at Boston: General
Walker was at Rivas, and his men d;ssatisfled. Sir
Robert Macehoe had visited him.

A report prevailed that the American minister
and the special commissioner had demanded their
passports front tho government of New Granada
because the latter had rejected the overtures from
America respecting the Panama massacre. A sloop
tl war had arrived at Panama. Vessels are loading
guano at Peru for less than 26 dollars per ton, be-
muse Vivance is in want of fends.

Political affairs in Venezuela are in complete dia-

organisation.
The Chilian mines are yielding more abundantly,
than ever.

Mach excitement exists at Washington respecting
anticipated political appointments at New York and
California by the new administration.
The new treaty between America and Mexico will,
It is expected, be of a commercial character, and
satisfactory to both governments.

The new administration is contemplating the
anticipated Spanish invasion of Mexico with jealousy
and great &Scabies are expected to arise out of it.
. . _ _

Important nevi had arrived from Kansas. Go-
vernor Geary had resigned. The outrages of the
border ruffians had been authenticated. It Is stated
that the southern members of the cabinet have
resolved that a southern man shall be appointed
governor of Kansas. Motown affairs in Utah are in
• dreadful state. It is said that Brigham Young is
is be superseded, and a military force sent into the
territory.

The Washington to ....pondent of the New York
Ewald states that the bun' of the new treaty with
Mexico will be the acquisition of Sonora and Linaloa
with the command of the Gall of California, foe
which the Mexicans are to be paid a sum of money.
The Cabin filibusters are in high glee about this.