The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-25 00:00:00

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Queen VICTOSIA have preveated it
or in Imbed, or is Bpsis, a war area
h as • esti= were des
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weld peeve= them fightia * sailer
The Premise revenues=
paomssible to it. hi= struck '
fr
pal all Army List ; it hoe
slims serving in Holstein -
the real peados, to their widows sad might
gi 'w-
ted Mo. whisk letter rile has ves The to the
deehipest =divides' distress. What weld Prank ids
more? Bedew the Hobbies= hermit P It we=lder,
=oestrous to upset It.
' Wlwa the Premien =fabler_ sired the =pirate
pesos with Deastark. he told Lord WIST•O9IIAND
that this sloes woad est Wog about • easatisa
of war. and that =Obi =mid do this bat eon-
dietary and emestitidienal proposals =heed by
Denmark. Dame& hes ewer made sash F 5
EzeNor wee it to be expseted tint Its
t Dzintsaz would mks any tratable Jm
his @Ojos* whoa the Lambe Besteed
rtheir sabjegatioa whether he =lst
:dhe agai et that proto w
eirsasolla Its
d DIS n MAL has mole ao and lan so
plies. Ha has not asgetiated or esonamiesbi with
e•y el the governante of the seethed Germany. He
hew merely gems to the moth diet at Freak." et
whisk Aubb doesiaatee, end hat kept elameseisg
he military aid. The Asetre-Bassisa ergs= =tar*
slot ia seek a coarse. Bat that the erg= of
Lord Rummers= should do so, is merely the eat .
tradlofica stall that it hes bees writing sad mashie"
upon the foreign policy of lame for the last tem
AsAs to Proud% we do not sea that it timid de albs
them what it hes dome. It hoe so objest be learbe
M 4 ealsew4 teem Deassark. It may, ae • Ow
=ea power. deemed that Holstein should remit
Gomm.,for seek is the law, the right, mad the
en= sad all the prot000l• is the world willtaei
slaw it. Prussia wishes =rudely to keep is the
eleseat of Gamma opotimeat, aad the dynasty
=
rye all the popularity ea • at'hb with
order sad auxisrate ooestitefisealime. It
b therefore aver, to slash the Hoistsiame, sad
delivering them bound, anoonditiosally, to a impede
obi vindastive sovereign. Frame and Raab domed
the diaarslog of the Hobtainsre.aad threat= to take
two webs= from Prefab, salsas Prussia set the
beigmaa's part. The demand is as outrageous to
=Ma Nees sad omen him= as to national
labgemienes andride.
Dam this throap t. fortan.ately, Prussia, as we learn
Ospeeheme= had made the fairest of proposals
le Iteamerit." Obi* wee to establish a Federal Co..
mimics he the Huskies, jest sea Federal Commissios
wee sppelobd for the admialeteatiou of federal in-
beasts is Clammy, Aria se well as Prase= bitting
Is the asmiestioa of this easusimiso. Bet what we
her hq that the betel threats of Russia and of
Ansa, sad the beaks to the =firma dignity arising
egad the Load= vetoed, will so stir up and irritate
the public naiad in Geramay, that it will become
imp:amble for the Priori= government to follow oat
its moderate views, or avoid the fearful alternative
of accepting the challenge thrown to it.

Ads is Os
M. Persil hes hiss aggeiotrtb gemidest et the
Cbamber of Requite of the Chiat' of thistles, in
ghee of M. Lessaqui.-whe but -lately Tithed ea the
•1819
' TM tessp.tes of Ceertesay, is the Loitst, has just
Jaded V. Morirmar, jugs is gaim comenstive on-
Mid% member it he eeemagaserel,h the nom of
M. Thar de Isesery, who Mimi Is the bat sir
den el the mesa es a pIIS Aping the vete is
karst of a whim el the einellintiss. M. Morrie-
seas obtain* 50 Woe 011. Tailor de Jimmy, who
▪ Vinhiu4wris
sr the ansinsees of Saint
Climentlass-mmennsary. and Most, in no
ilese•stLa s, es may to the dew
den d sow carrell~ la the man el the
aY mumile—are vriddi had emigesd. the other
twe bring anelved. Is ma asemasse the ear
Mirka el the party of order win them by very
ImEnnimilertties.
Cavaigne passed through Coldest' es the
Slit, it his way to Frail/fort.
M. liestalembert is "'Wog out as a trip to Rome,
=s with Pionignor de Mamie, the Pages
lie is expiated hack towards the mikle
et Smember.
M. Flee" who was Minister of Pal& bitter
don mew Gann! Cavaigose, has mhos a latter to
the harm* sontrad.oting tte @Meant Inhibited
by M. Mel, rely to the gratuitous us mods sf die
amine" of Meg Louis Philippe by germ= in Wise
after February, 1848. M. Preen deoldres 'that M
had himself hired and paid for the airing. which he
seed while he wee in the ministry sadar °soma
Oavaignse.
The Ikeda have reervered today a good deal it
the ground lost yesterday. The Fives closed with a
rise of 45 entimes, at 9325. The Threes we-
SD orations, and eland at 5715.

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Boma —Panellise (right bask), 156 ; Park; sad Oriseas,
775 75; Paris rad Ram, 816 ,• Rama sod Ham, 260;
Kamilla and *apace 172 SO; lkseabsrerg Das,
118 75 ; Odom sod Vioisos, 300; Othass sad 31665 z,
286 26; N0rt11,463 76 ; Paris sad Strasbourg, 34375; Taus
sad Pastas, 245 60; lloataras sad Troyes, 92 50 ; Diggs
sad Tamp, 166.

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rehtes to California, and
readers to the salsjoird letter of
correspondent:
21111 W TORE, OdrAS.
by the steamer of Wed-
extreme interest has occurred.
. geld dust from Chasms, have
market, and everything hare is on
• (qualified, however, by the appli-
gold ars now found in California,
elow the surface, where gravitation
would plass them. I have myself seen a magnificent
sprints at meld, apparently a foot in diameter, pvc-
a frialed sad net-work appearance, worth
dollars, which woo found 26 fest below the
There is not the least doubt but that the
wide of the auriferous sands and alluvial& of Cali-
/omit are fall of them prior insiders, for such
they an, though below the sorties. It is now be-
coming vegetation to Atria them lugs lumps, arid
the albedo of the miners is tweed be that direo-
tits. la siert, while there are thousands of dis-
affiliated "migrants, there are also thousands,
piryeical and moral atreogth, who succeed
Urge sum of money. It is curios§
to Wise that, almost in all cues, wire
an American miner succeeds in obtaining essegh
to boy a good farm at home, wherehe is sure at=
able to maintain himself and his family, be
invariably returns, as speedily as pouible. Ibrigh
he could doable his money, by remaining for ream
mason, he will not. The merchants, and the lawyers,
and the bankers, do not come back, but all the la-
bouring men return as soon ea possible. Time ars
they who are enacesstrietto the sweets of repose sod
competere, and they desire to taste them. A gentle-
man of my acquaintance told me the other day that
he knew a respectable labouring man who had just
returned from California with twelve thousand dole.,
the fruits of his personal labour. He left the United
Mato*, not worth a groat, and hie family behind him
in groat poverty. As soon se he bad made enough to
secure himself against west, he returned, and this was
what he said of himself : "No maa or tell what I
have gone thresgh ; I endured every kind of
suffering ; bet I happened to find a lucky
spot, and I soon got along. Ten feet from where
I found my gold there were men working who did
not find anything. Every night these men would sit
down sad cry over their bad tuck ; the next day they
would try again, and have no better success. I was
more fortunate. And now I have come home with so
mach money, I find my family safe and well; the care
of my treasure fills me with anxiety. lam not quite
right in my mind : I have gone through ao much
trouble, I am not myself ;I hope I shall be myself by
and by." This gives one an idea of California, so far
as individuals are concerned, and how sudden wealth
affects some of these adventurers.

I was very much surprised, a day or two since, by
some information given me by a highly respectable
American who has been residing at Panama. Re says
that the isthmus abounds with gold, and of his own
personal knowledge he states that old women and
children are to the habit of meeting daily to the
sands of Panama for the purpose of obtaining gold,
and are ancoessfal.

I perceive that vessels with assorted cargoes are
constantly clearing for San Juan Nicaragua, but there
is a great lack of confidence here, in coast queues of
the views of Lord Palmerston as to Mosquitia. Till
this question is settled there will be no Nicaragua
route. Tehuantepec hie suddenly grown into favour
here sitce these misgivings, and that will be the
American route, if the Nicaragua difficulty is not
speedily arranged.
The state elections are coming off with various
results. The whip are very successful in Ohio, very
unfortunate in Pennsylvania. Party lines are all
broken upevery where.
Amin Bey, the Turkish envoy, is everywhere
received with attention and public honours, and con-
ducts himself like • sensible and discreet man. We
have conquered the Turk beyond •

(Par aulteb, ewe kart we.)

SOUTH AMERICAN STATES.

NEW GRANADA.

The great river Magdalena is now being navigated
by two lines of steamers, that of Santa Marta and
that of Cartajena. It is expected that Cartajena will
now rapidly rise from the prostration into which it
hes fallen, as the improvement of the pier and
harbour enables it to profit by the increasing traffic.
Senor Alfonso Acevedo has been sent to Rome to
explain to the Pope the causes for which the New
Granada government has expelled the priests, and to
snare him that the people are none the less faithful
eons of the church.

Senor Tome bee received the pontifical bulls, con-
firming him sa Bishop of Cartsitna.

PERU.

Senor Bedell°l an old established merchant, and
the party who took the shipping contract for the New
Grenadian slaves, is said to have made a contract with
the Peruvian government for introducing Belgian
im-
migrante at 80 dole. per head.
An advertisement is issued in the Lima papers
Falling for tenders from persons desirous of introduc-
ing mechanics, labourers, and other immigrants from
Europe. As Pert is a slave-holding country, these
measures show that the working of the slave system
is far from satisfactory, for notwithatunding the de-
mand for rough labour, that for intelligence is still
greater, as the pries afford by the government shows.
A new daily journal has bees set up in Lima called
the Revisits.

A controversy im going on in the Lima papers
as to the pleasurableness or indecency of dancing
the polka in private balls. The ground taken by
them who object to it is, that it shock, the modesty
of the young ladies ; whereas the gallants of the
other sex of that it is the young ladies who in-
troduced the polka and insist on dancing it.
Under date the 6th of September, the general na-
val department has renewed the order of the let
November, 1846. It stabs that great causes of com-
plaint exist in coosequease et the delays to the load-
lag aad maladies of *mg% miles from the
who,
under of the hselmea, biripmea. porters, and others, who,
mhos pmelsacre, bat he the pupas of exog-
amy& est seine /reward at ths stipolated time.
The allema stall Peruvian ports are thereto's called
ups: hatsesey facility to masters of alsrohaatman
in ha cargoes, netwithamoding say privi-
leges et registered, or Seemed boatmen, and
other harts= labourers.
'assent ef 4000 dots.has been voted he rebuild-
ing the °allege of Bttaking .ftrhteghee,stAlyaseelio.
nAthelen is prase tho abolition of
At present etes is as
se in Franco tho
l ee
porepertas to natives
nurs
tea esWeg @best for bastases, Under the =raw,
beim a son regain a passport, be must Kiss
Add pool that " Up to tits tams of leaving his
jests
he has not committed any crime which sob.
jests him to the operation if the law."

A wig dieashvas twilit has taken place at Sant-
iago. The Soddy of Equality estaish in that
stronghold of oligarehy by the deneowatio bl ed
Valparabo,
or Baglidt party bald its 1a meowing on the 19th of
Avast, when SOO persons attsadeL On their with-
drawal froth the place of mesas; they sad spa
by some of the bald authorities and nomai
respectable person@ was thesulted and injured. The
modest of the polies authorities is my severely
ansored.

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istate 6 Tit., s. s. 10„ emir wbill ebe ire last Vise-
beaselleas were appcisted, Resides lit apse
wards. be Übe elks el the Vies-Oluissitse Ira •p5ll. 51
It *all be Mil upi bat Oat is the NW Ow ono sewed
eppshisd. eke set be Mil sp. Isdepea6eariy. *ism
ba. et lie gasellea et sap beim imewallp sae yke.
Obresellia. se the km simil/2 easdaeweas sea
am be sad..TM imam el esuileteles irms.
Climellis is sae ellisremot lee tie loglietere bat we
bares sepeopesel dist slim will be male by .
mile pieseste et Ratty bedews. wbidi sa
Mir lie .usher el wJake. enas cow ei
se d r I thenk priag- it** est, bevies wry
mese wairiesitbstllr.
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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1850.
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widows sad sapless kw- seals ja. _
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