The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-29 00:00:00

TIED STATES.

szroot, SUNDA' 'TIN two. ! o'cuocx.
mass packet ship Parfitment has just
11,.e.ey. with dates from Boson to the
y .rk to the Bth inst. She reports the
, at New York of the Herm inn steam-
, ' amptoa and Br.men.
..f the unfortunate Professor Webster,
• er vents see of a area:ion for the murder
his made a strong appeal for mercy
Ind to too governor of Massachusetts.
• tec,ined by a couaiderAble portion of
. ',ryas, who still doubt the guilt of the
• • ontain some interesting and import
-
• .•n 'dative to the search after Sir John

P.-porches bad been ree,ived in New
Mirelay. her Britannia 11lesty's con-
m thesicioi J cf Lake Bupenor, the 16th
• the exploration on t►e north coast of
?metal by Dr. Rae and Lieut. Pollen, of
...up Plover. From three documents it
:DC Nurse* boat expedition had safely
-es roast, the smooth o• the Nlsckenve

d then joined Dr. liar. No signs of Sir
presence on that coast had been dis-
: no accounts had been received of him
-cr. Official despatches are now en route
•city. and may be expicted by the next
New York.

ogr extracts from letter from EL Paul's,

t, the 12. h u 1.., had elven rim to much
n New York. but the receipt afterward.
'CLIO above referred to at once negatived
ins :
aired ben yesterday from some distance
error, briagine sews that an Amerieattweeel

'T soe of t-••AllItTiC411•, and bad sent lettere
• J rho Franklin was foen•l. Toe partieulan
. however, they say be a sate.
ins are the comr•unicntions received by

Mackenzie River. Sept. 26, 1849,
90 miles bel is/ Fort Simpson.
- . OS deem of Sri John Richardson, who cogs-
recent overland watching expedition, that I
ut address the accospenyaig despatch, with a
that It be forward to En..land without loss
:Ay mention that it contains a short account of
•i.at to the Arctic Sr., via the Covpi nnine
. h.. praved quite Italia-metal, the treat quan-
:eventing we Mum getting to Wellington's Land-
-1 have the honour to be,
JOHN RAE.
.• nic Majesty's CJOSIII. New Twit.
Hudson's-bay Compimy, Feb 16, 1850.
wadi:4ly to initials you mat although the
of America has ilia lesson been emplowd by
*POT. of the brig Plover; from Behriog's-
Vi3orrigat Islet, be Lieutenant Pullen ; thence to
: the Mackenzie R.vsr by Dr. Rae entidirably
ppennines, yet neither of these have seen cr
• • rat of Sir J. Franklin and party. I !sincerely
the parties arempting to penetrate the Macao
*he tattoos.' have been mon sereetaful.
ith much respect, I am your ilerlient,
JOHN BALLENDER, Chief Fodor.
Washington the intelligence is aaiertortant,
e tontinuirg to debate Me slavery question.
i:e to the cabinet was rumour. d, and it was
. that Messrs. Webster, %vier, and King
rw introduced into the war department.
,•• TLi miscellaneous proceedings of the Senate
• ...tired the presentation of a memorial from
y °Fennell, of New York, asking the ap•
of area and men and seamen for the ex-

: ow Ilttimr out in that city to search for Sir
kap. Mr. Clay, on presenting the memo-
tte Senate warmly in its favour.
%lexica, we learn that General Almonte and

•its bad petitioned the Mexican Congress
'tam a charter of incorporation to enable
!xi/re: the Golf of Mexico with the Pacific
mesas of a railroad. The road is to coin-
V.-ra Cius within two years, carried 30
tire years thereafter, to the city of Mexico
ors more, to the Pacific Ocean in ano:her

at advice, from San Francisco to the let of
r.iviid by the steamship Oregon, arrived at
. snd from Chores by the ream-ships Empire
(Aerobe% arrived at New York. Times
• c,Aveled toptber 3,600,000 dole. 1 gold
I .a rivers bad fallen to their ordinary limits,
• ".e min favourable weather the miners
g down fur supplies, and business was
Ttie remoras of the mining district were
4*. TIT and it was anticipated that large
• f geld would shortly be received from the
Money in Sacrgmento was high in value,
t• mouth being quoted at 10 to l 2 per cent.
r. re occurred at Chagree on the evening of the
%is•cti, by which most of the old town was
The construction cf the Panama Railroad

commenced with spirit in the vicinity of

4. were again current in New York of an
ti invasion of Cabs, and a schooner, on
dtp.rture for Mapes, had been searched,
as Laity of an affidavit sada by the Spanish

t't ship Hermann arrived at New York on
• aut, after a ran of 17 days from South-

airiest to the 29th ult. add nothing to
.411 intelligence.
..4,.l•ture of Prince Edward's Island had
• cute of want of confidence, end had refused
.1 • supplies until a responsible government
4 granted to them.

LITEILPOOL, SVXDAY NIGHT.
11. t picket-ship Ashbarton, Captain Bunting, has
.4 ..nred. She brings no later Waiters than the
4. MOLL The Ashburton lilt New York on the
..- .Li'., bat becalmed off Liverpool on Thursday last

the above was in type we have received the