The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-07 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW STEAM-SHIP
ARCTIC.

The Aretic, Captain Loos, third °tithe Collins's
line of eteam-shipe between Liverpool and Now
York, arrived at the former place late-lost night. She
brings advice. and mails four days latter in date than
thane received here on Sunday by the Europa, her
departure
instead
New York having taken place on the
97th nit., of the 28th u advertised.
We have advice, from Mexico to the 18th of Sep-
tember. The returns for the Presidency were begin-
ning to come in, but it was not amortained is whose:
favour the voting tended.
Much excitement had been mated in Boston by
the arrest of some fugitive slaves. Bloodshed wee
feared. At Chimp, the consul bad passed resolts.
tine .nullifying the act of Coignes respeeting the
fugitive slave law, and releasing the police frcsa
obedience to it.

INTELLIGENCE.
Raw You, GOT. 27.
be* little dose is mange,

sod we do not rag our quidatiree.
Corron.—The oleo senehod 2,000 babe, with d
dead, • aad rather Maw andest TEL was imepecialhlg
01•111,14 late la the day, dter the receipt of to
t• ander mumble to the crop from Boathisarraeline
-4,zebra-. Liverpool aireileatioa : Inferior Uplands,

The receipt of flour daring the
Imp, while holders WTI firs. Prow
of ate weather tresesetions in Western"
a resteished l the upset sad seaters de-
as bib Mrs. In Canadian there wee
sated r asks haying been made of
Mk bowl. Can seal wee hold
A lot of 100 Jamey abused
.1111A0..-aeldere were steady sad
gs agent end wailing, thins was s
sint4='wo well ',mast wet Arnim
_oh sides The
lam from sonsatlina.,
sm 0.11111,1111. • ,

d. fnasaaii~
idoins by the A ,
Al Am In Amiga map, .arbith
vodkas We priblatara,
alladast trtt tb Mae asidatt•
zaasataatarat lobate). Than his
at as rates.
and wa not* ides of 1,500 Was of

Scotch pig iron here to arrive at 20 dole 25e. to 20 4,1.:,r1
six =slabs ; sad 19 dols. 50e., cub; and 409 patla
Russia sheet en terms not made pabkie.

FREIGHTS TOR LITIRPOOL.—A lot of 3,000 h trds ,
taken at Is. 3d.; for cotton ont-eighth of a cert. u„„
nominal rate; for heavy Foals 20r. war demands,, •‘;
175 Gd. was offered. Wheat wu orgag.d to th ,
5,000 bushels, at Sid. per bushel. The Hay. par.k.iw
Ist proximo was filling up with cotton at 4c.
Him ORLEANS, OCT. 20
The Asia's news was redeivell yest.rday.

Cotton i. ;Jive, with aalas of 6,600 bile., molly fw g,
laud, at an advance of je.; middling, at 131 a. to 131 e.

FORNIA, THE Ih'EST INDIES, A
CENTRAL AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Oct.
On Friday and Saturday of lest week we h,,,4
arrivals from Chegree, the Crescent Cl.r cod
Philadelphia. The former brought back 312 ps,
gem, with gold dust in their possession to the ma(
of one million dollars, and 22,400 dole. on freight ; ,
latter brought 800,000 dole. on freight, sod a Isri
amount in the hands of the passengers. Our thtea
from San Francisco are to the 10th of S• ptemher.
The news is highly interesting. Under thn 'dames
of a panic, there was a run upon the Ca,iforn a bta.
kern by the depositors of gold treasure. One aerie
gave way under the unexpected pressure, the others
sustained themselves, keeping their dices open to a
late hour in order to expedite busine7w. Ai t,,(15

bankers itegie no notes, thirun upon them was I, .de
by those who trusted them with the safe keeping of
their gold treasure and coin.
The accounts from the mines were still feroutalic,
and the monthly exportation of gold front S.m Fat-
disco was on the Increase. The calculatinn was tint
it would soon amount to four millions of (Ulan per
month. _ _ _

The moat rapid and admirable improvern,t'a were
going on in the Mies and towns of co f.„it
Churches were being erected, and free ectol, were
quite numerous. There is an evident determination
on the part of the Americana that education atd re.
ligion shall be spread abroad among them. TLere is
a rumour afloat here that the Pope has runt a well.
informed and eminent dignitary of bis church to pro.
recd to California, to ascertain the wilidity of the rt:e
of the Jesuit missions to a large portion of the terri-

tory. This investigation, if made, snit causes stir 11
California. _

By these arrivan we have news from varus parts
of Central and South America and the West Indies.
From Jamaica we have dates to the 13th October.
The cholera has broken oat at Port Royal, where f .ar
or five fataleases had occurred, and 0.. e also at
ston. It was attributed to the tuuchiou of the Arne.
rican steamers, on the it way from Chagres borne.
This, however, is stoutly denied by the officers and
surgeons attached to the steamers, who declare the
ships perfectly free from disease.
From the Daily Advertiser of the 12th inst., we
learn that the governor has sanctioned the employ
ment of the convicts on the reads, for the purpos• of
keeping clean the streets. The civic authorities wire
very vigilant In adopting sanitary measures, in c.o.
sequence of the prevalence cf the cholera.
From Barbadoee we learn that the weather th. re

has been intensely hot, but the prospect of the cropu
was encouraging. It seems to b 3 general, aelt,mr-
ledgerl by the inhabitants that this island 1. more
favoured than any of the Wes: India colonic,. Wmiet
others are retrograding since the cruel and unjust
Sugar Duties Bill, and some are on the Mirk of ruM,
our island is held up as advancing and as "the tenet
proeperous." Although at this season of the lour
much business is never done, yet the America-s
not let the stores show a vacuum. Indeed, every rae
seems to be doing something, and the harbour. caw
that the sugar shipping is at an end, has just u
many vessels at anchor as to show that some busincte
is still going on.
From St. Thomas we learn that the greatest eff-es
are making by the agriculturists to improve ','sir
system of cultivation. Daring the pest year tee..'
four estates have been inspected, the reports on a.
which show the greatest industry on the part of three
conducting them, evincing an energy and activity of
mind of no ordinary degree, in the efforts n:ad, to
surmount the difficulties with which the planter is
surrounded. " Agricultural instruments have him
used on almost all the estates, foreign manures an
many, and experiments of various kinds made, in the
endeavour to lessen the expense and increase the pro-
duos on all."
In British Guiana the weather has been Eel,
favourable to the planter*, although there is a gene.
sal complaint that the shipping in the Dmeleas
river is lying idle in consequence of the produce com-
ing slowly to market. There were in the Demerara
river twenty-seven vessels, eight of which were load-
Mg with hardwood timber. We aro glad to find that
the copper coinage is circulated without any dub-
:malty. The Royal Gazette, alluding to the circulatica
et the coin, says: "We were under some misappm-
Mellon with regard to the scarcity of copper cottage
in the colony. Very recently there were numerous
eomplaints in many quarters of the oniony ae t 3
the difficulty of obtaining the new coins. If ye
are Lot much mistaken, that difficulty was even
felt in Water-street. In Berhice, we are aware it ear
sufficiently so to call for remark from the organ et
the inhabitants of that part of the colony, the Bus/ e
Gazette. We are informed, however, on very gird
authority, that active measurcelhave been take: to
supply the deficiency, and—a circumstance which,
we think, ought to be general:) known—a consider.
able quantity of copper money bas recently been re-
ceived by the Colonial. Receiver-General, from whom,
we have no doubt, persons may, on proper applicatioc,
obtain enough to meet their requirements."
Trinidad, N 1.3 perceive, has been visited bye terihie
thunder storm, accompanied by torrents of rain and
vivid flashes of forked lightning. Daring the storm
the electric fluid entered a small cottage, killing oar
young man and striking another senseless; a slog)
which was at anchor in the bay of San Fernando, wW
reduced in an instant to a wreck; and the boilint
house of Susannah Estate also sustained some injury
from the destructive element.
From New Grenada we learn that the rainy sea.
son was nearly over, and that the travelling acme
the isthmus was greatly improved. The Grenadian
government was very busy in trying to discover the
parties implicated in the late plot to revolutionise the
state, but as yet has not made any important die
coveries. General Flores is suspected of having been
the chief person in the conspiracy. The health of the
city of Panama remained good, but numerous deaths
occurred among the Americans while craning the
,isthmus. It appears that a large number 'of Califee
mans has returned home very recently by the Nicara-
gua route. They landed at Realijo, travelled on'Oldts
to Grenada, and thence came to the sea coast by the
'San Juan. They were about two weeks crossing, but
they express themselves highly pleased with tile
route, and found the country not only very beautiful
bat very healthy. The small steamer lay op the
river some distance and was preparing to ascend
one of the worst rapids, those of the Machacha.
It is probable that our steamers, both re
the Atlantic and Pacific, side, will respectiveil
touch at Realijo and San Juan. The fact fist
the rents is already attempted by so large a number
of the Americans gives great interest to the Niece,
gem question, which Mr. Webster is now giving par'
Ocular attention to. He has sent a private atter.d
down, to obtain some information of winch he is :a
' want. On one thing you may depend : that Vie
caragna route will be utterly abandoned by IN, if t a
fosquito. affair is not settled to our liking. krodf
the Tehuantepeo route is looming up largely to `
our
eyes. There are no mosquitoes in that quarter.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR WIGAN.—A most blre'
I Seed and cool robbery took plies on Tuesday 'mit I°4,
sear Hindley. A little after 10 o'clock Mg Thos. Seartt__'' '
I a respectable man living at Hiedley, was setamiot '°;
from Wig= fair, and when about 40 yards from the mtt,
31.
bridge, on Ambenwood Common, five men emerged
railway s
iitngr ant nose the hridgo him zatirabtrusalbey m
him wastailloam. DV,
easmish but he replied that be had none, and there sad
immediately took hold of him and threw him doe,
while one or two of them held him, the ath.ss rifled ..'
pockets, and took eleven halt crowns, two ebilliups, eon;
pence in copper. Mr. fie ant bit ono of the noes ,!'
arm, and the villain got up, loosed him, and kicked °,..1
severely in the ribs. The thieves then made off; *nets° :of
exertions have been made to discover stile peeper° _,'" w
the outrage, no clue has yet been obtained likely to it.
their detection. .
. lons THROUGH FrazWOßKlL—Yestaday Illornilci
batmen I and 3 o'clock, aan broke eat at the resUeol
ki5,..1.. chap y, 8, Johni.ternee, Rhodeswed road,* 'lll`.id
It appears that on the preceding evening ilte cage* ~,,1
pinned • catherine-wheel to the door on the first 800,.7.7;
Sees "tiler isusHitibtallan Mg Mild of Ike meriete .I.
.8m was dlacevisect by tin Mamma, 'eke were meo7o;
the smoke. The engines were Atitieklr on the spot, co
to
Are was not extinguisked until amide:able damage hsa
dose.

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