The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-19 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY.
The royal mail steam-ship Europa, Captain J.
Leitch, arrived in the Mersey this day with the
usual mails from the United States and British North
America.

She left New York on the 7th inst., at 3.15 p.m.,
and has had moderate weather. She has brought,
besides the mails, 46 puasengers, 251;140 dols. for
Havre, and 2001. for Liverpool.
She has been detained above three hours at the
bar for water.

In the Senate, on the 6th of January, Mr. Boyce
gave notice of an amendment on the new Tariff Bill.
The amendment provides that all articles now sub•
ject to 20 per cent. duty .hall continuo to pay that
rate, and that tea and coffee shall be included an the
same schedule.

Havana data, 30th of December, report sugars
unchanged in price, and business more active since
the opening of the new year. At New York stocks
were lower and tmnistetiotui limited.

Cotton market was reported firm at advancing
prices.
Breadstuff" were in good demand at prices favour-
ing the purchasers.
Provisions unchanged in value.
Freights without any material alteration.
The New York papers publish long accounts of
slave insurrections in Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Virginia. We have already published the details of
the murder of the Joyce family, near Louisville,
Kentucky, by four negroes. 'the murderers were
examined at Louisville, and two of them made con-
fessions. On the examination Mr. Joyce, a brother
of the Joyce that was killed, was present and gave
evidence, and attempted to rescue the prisoners and
have them burnt. As he stepped from the stand he
said very loudly, " I want all who are my friends to
come on and take these negroes and burn them."
Almost instantaneously every man in the room was
on his feet ; from the passage between the benches
on the cast side the sounds of "burn them" re-
sounded, and some of them occupying the front tier
of benches tried to jump over the railing to get hold
of the negroes. The law-abiding citizens were far
in the preponderance, and the tumult was quelled.
The prisoners were all committed to answer any
charge the grand jury may bring against them.
The Canton (Trigg co., Ky,) .Ilespa telt publishes
the following_ extracts from a letter to a citizen of
that place. The editor of the Deapateli nays that
the writer is known in that community as a gentle-
man of veracity, in whose statements all confidence
may be placed
Tuesday morning went to Dover, and snared there about
2 o'clock. The people had hung four litmus at 11 o'clock
that morning and two more then in town to be hung. I got
to the place of execution in time to sec the last one go off.
Of the six that were hung duce bad been preachem. They
were all proved to be ringleaders. I learned that the men at
the forge were at work whipping the truth out of their
negroes, so I rode out there that night and was up with them
all night. I never had such feelings in my life. I new a bet
of Degrees that had been whipped, and was told what they
all had stated, and then I heard the balance examined—some
taking Ave and six hundred lashes before they would tell the
tats—bat when they did tell it, it was the came that all the
mimes had told. Some told the whole dory without taking •
lick. Thom that were examined were not permitted to see
those that were not ; they were kept entirely separate and a
guard over each. One Of the negroes at the forge died from
whippWg that night, emend hems after the operation.
The abstance of the testimony there was, that Christmas
eve they were all to rise. Old Hat AMOR, Andemon Orey,
and Ishmael, were to murder Parish, the manager, and hi
family, except his wife, and she in future was to be the wife
of Lhasa ; they were to Icill young Pepper next (brother of
Judge Pepper), and other whMs that might be about the
place. They were then to meet the mlll negroes at the forks
of the road at PidOt's, near Isms Creek, end were to make a
joint charge opal Dover. After they bad cleaned up Dover,
and provided themselves with arms end ammunition, they
were to matter out over the country generally. At the mN
the MVPS, Of rather Bob Murrell, was to kin oe=vie
Amt, then Henry Erwin, and then the balance
timely. Lewis end Erwin whipped Bob Mandl to death.
At the old Dover furnace, Chute Niar use to kill Mother
Charge first ; Mat Honston was to la young Tom Bucking-
ham next, and Bill Blair was to kill Edwin, Gee ll MIN
and Hear; and Willie Wpm, sad then go to the

Brother George hung Charlie Napier ono day about el
ode boatms
o'lock,
s.and let him hiss tM Ban day about can o'clock—

Weire at work hire to-day. We have one neve In
chains, and wM hang hisa, I think, certain ; if the mi.,
mittee will not, the oommey are determined to do It. I
think we wiU have quite ea sacking time here before w:4
through. I have no doubt bat that it is a universe
all over the Illestbena Stn., sad that every were Meat
~yaarreoaM either laws edit or is Into it, and the mon cas-
hew surrante gee go_ earthat are to be the most
seen la the tiestneedes dKier own hmilies. The bereft
everywhere ine emandend ell agree that the sea,
wawa aid use to be slintA and that the your
wows see Is be as wine hr Umweadvee, end a Fool
sassy &
of then
are Dover sad IMtasnacee went so fares to
select ebb:d maganions.
The Neer Orleans Picayune, in an elaborate
article, reacladee that
his net of eat pates inenweetitabes been attmlniell
snyteltora elinselt the patty et the events dreg do
Conebeniend liverin Keedeeky and Tanseesse,ead themes
recent Alin be Kfisalwileed, wee& very nearly% that
point at melon. DO from wins ".Mn in any Ilene
than an evidareem et a very meilind Stift at imied goof
the .an ile eneelniss—a engin hopreeden 'rang *Nana
a withal ermine In their eanditha to at Wad, to be ellected
byicrertal party bi the United Saba which, tempotarey
se when
le reedy to ewe them the
on
of anal
and Peep when they &ball undertehe to rise on then. ova
mom& That these Ides bine sand any definite dies
far oastansi acacia we hays eve other ream to believe hen
that is tdaese grits remote ham each other A the dieticians
have "wad era the setae day everywbete as that
tea en undefined effort is to be reeds alpine es
The dey is the 24th of December, or man .w-
-raith abed the Christmas holidays ; and the moo men
in Kentucky, Arkansas, end Tommie, is welled fa
, Louisiana, and Team