The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-24 00:00:00

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'WOOL, THCRIDLY WINING.
We received, by one of Collins's line of
,stimine, the Atlantic, three days' later news than
tlild Wet by the Niagara (which arrived here on
=ad
reismionthe United States sad the British Ame-
n, Allude left New leek ea the ldth October,
aid conveys VI passengers.
The stasis-ship Istregi ha attired at New Toth
previous to the maim et the Atlantic, having boas
*it twelve sad a balfday&
Nothing bad tarapked in the political world worth
"Ser=sloes the &petters of the Niagara.
was wither lab&

IAJIIIIILMNEWL.II.4 a. • x•••••••r0m...r...
BooOttesoses.—La the market for bandstalfe bat little
bwdaess bed bola Isiag, sod prises had orodal a
Weems Cad Thar. 4 dais No. to 4 411111. Ma. per bd.,
sod pekoe barely soppeetsdAaresseoe One wbost,,l &Ulla
to 1 del. 111 e. pee Nabs. Ilestlesas reboot, 1 deL 2e. to
1 Eat. M. per Waal Isaias oars, mod taw, 66.. to
des. per ballot. sad gastallsos barely supported • India*
ide gat POperW land.pe 116 e. bothel. La nod, dela. to
Corrow.—la the seam motet at New Task there was
bat hole dais. Roblos, however, did sat prone sales, sad
deraer gaotatiess wan uslatained. New Odessa sad
Mobilo, laid. fair to fair, 141 e. to 151 e. Uplaado, aid.
fair to fair. 141 to 141 per lb.
FIUIIONTS eootiaae to be gusted very low, sad but little
busker doing.
Izazastea.-0a Leaden, 1101 to 1101, with a peed de.
woad ; Pais, 6.17 ;so Bremen, 791 to SO ;ea Hamburg,
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COLONIAL.
THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
The advice, fro n Sydney are a swath later than
those previously to hand, our papers extending to the
let August, bat one files are vary imperfect. The
only important item of intelligence that we can glean
is to the effect that on the 27th July the declaration
of the result of the poll in the election of a represen-
tative is the legislative council for the city of Sydney
wee made by the mayor, who announced that the
numbers were, for Dr. Lang, 970; foe Mr. Holden,
946; being a majority of 25 in favour of Dr. Lang,
who was consequently declared duly elected. At the
conclusion of the Dxster's address, be was dragged
home in his cowriags by some of the more energetic
of his partisans, the horses having been removed by
them for that purpose.

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Under date 19th July, we learn the following from
Pungkillo, the seat of the Australian Mining Compa-
ny's works:
Freak wheedles ere constantly coming to for allot-
moats of lead, of from one to five acres each, and the
amoebic is istereming I. =teat. There are stow forty five
beams built, and thirty-three sere. of land let at 11. per
eases rest for sash um. Mr. Mortis is gettiag oss creeps-
rawly with hie school, his slaw. being faereseed to 36 chil-
dren, sad an adult evening elms of 11 tamales With the aid
too of Mrs. Berry mid others 000nected with the saine,wlso have
kindly some forward with their personal moistener, a Sus-
day Moo', comprising 65 scholar*, has been established,
sad among these are maw boys who, being employed
dariag the wesledays, have heretofore remained utterly
'gamut, bat they are already beginning to read. Nothing
sus be more gratifying than the rapid progress which
the children ere making—both is the ordinary breaches
sf edaeatlon and in religions thstruction. The Lord
Bishop bee been kind enough to arrange for a monthly
visit to Tangkillo, by a clergyman, and a Wesleyan minister
also snoods tees a month regularly. By subscription.
along the people, to the amount of 12i., a =dal Sunday
school library has hose established. The miners' library, so
liberally provided by the directors, has proved very smoot-
hie, and II calculated to have very beneficial results ; the
sulneriben voluntarily pay one shilling a month towards the
*spinets of the institution, and one shilling entrance. The
IWO& hoe as yet condoned with so little wet weather, that
la the middle of the present month of July, the creek is still
dry.

CONTRACTS TOR OCEAN MAIL CARlll4O7.—The
following misarks, which appeared In the Beard Hurkaru
of the 6th September show how mush the public in Calculi.
are alive to the impatance of competition in eoatracts for the
carriage of the overms mails by steamers. After remarking
upon some recent perioneames of the Cunard line. and of
our ecasting steamer% the writer goes en to my:—" We can-
not enema to have the same speed on a long voyage that has
been attained in the short run woos the Irish Channel; but
then is melds! to prevent our having stemmas in the Indian
ems to equal the performances of Mr. Conard's on the At-
I kali& O. of these has lately made an image of
ilmeresen miles en boar on her passage home from New
Yak. The Admiralty have only to avoid in the conditions
of their next cant:set the error of insisting merely on a
ashen boon-power, which, is a very uncertain measure of
whisky, and to insist on a @petit's speed of not less then 11
knots en hour. They would have no difficulty in securing
this sdvsetaxe for the pnblie. They might indeed regain
13 or 14 Mote. At the contract with the Peninsular and
Oriental Company expires is December, 1851, it is almost
hese that the commoussises here awl at home began to bestir
themselves in this winter, for at kast a year ought to be
awn to afford an opportunity for conspetitson. If the
isteitaimse for tenders are so frosted as to eiwourage that
somollithrm annalists will have vessels ready for tender-
*, but timp mg of course have time for this; for they
em sne* M mposta to awns into the field with large
seelotas et • aka notice."
FOILZION PIOVISION TRADE. Yesterday
afternom a moire of merchants, factor', and others eon.
nested with the fonts provision wade was held at the Com-
mornial Salwroemn, Brechosp, to consider the propriety of
memorialising the Board of Trade for an alteration of the
present system of Comma karma& at the ontporta. Mr.
T. Masten, who raided, Mu* that aim the adoption
of the mew teritimlndmeed by the late Biz Rolm Peel, the
lrptatatiom of mime satirise of ocenomplisa bed emadder-
eady end bet la the madam rashistims still
crieriessokatrzesoaszseemit have
fit; very tai iggtre.
Mime the thilemme was that It was ammo to prevent
bat ho woe net aware of dlemelea-havirtg
=ll=l, IBM* M Om hat was oink& m
bypomems emselsd whit the palmist trade. Lira he
regal of the nevi/Mks laws a imp realm of the
Mk llama this enentry and the esalaustal ports
was bee tight over In tersign behemes ; however owing to a
large roductios la hide*, the tads had itipda, to a great
degree, fallen into the Mk of the British lbisswnere, and
ne
it would maw, provided the Colleen eMeials were not
persaittod so maim the arbitrary power which the wen in
the habit at aging. When the legislators the pro-
tection duties, it was presumed hat the *met bedew to
misaircial interocarse would have rMelMd hem the
elapses of that line of policy, bat Milk dodos were as
loner demsadsbk, as regarded Mkt memodidok these
bad boon a• relaxation of tie system al hispesdes. iron in
the pert et London, when the ethers of the Gahm were
sailor to a certain ogre._ of Mal, this duty bad oar
itasally been wet veza*m, ly szermised, whale itt he various
eat**, Liverpool, Hull, Onoteek Bristol, sad isimenth.
Imo especially, them rowdier had been sitead* fa
gimpy mess by great can twisty a. trader *eh eleema
simazoltd au cal, lit hat th• trade Mudd um*
reprommtatisa M their gramme me might la.
= the ereseameas im oohs the es& of imedostime to the
sobordiames hematismerhe belonging to the CM*. Is
was trite Gorki time open a km sad mom
elellese
_salmatilaila the proper toki tho look
would be Mama hem mash of that to *doh to
bad *ea toe lam aissaindly at —Kr. R. Ntta•
obis. after avail* Woes hat mereheals beloo
lrip pedsmaterts,eavaraishm of the *m awl
la ha disbar", of eat** arite I
W
Oho Modem et Ow sow Mel, the beret
then
,
bad boon sablesesti is far grata lateerneita
Ti. del* *a leg sr two wee, lama em, met preledislei
le the melhase. Mho rags Mem Mt to mad into the
rfig, WWitheery/ to eared peovilete lathed la WM. i
eererise amesakk he admitted that hapaelser was
dirndls ; bat here was no roam he the sise
fa roprd to deed met ee Mot
no seasselmaat
*kr maggkd lands..
beteaess sly leee 10 eelV themeee=
Ip Illoamelkm dam* disi g copes at
km, k ohm* *Dim that the pi eper elms Irma la a
him sr a alethemmt d ens far the masidomdea dr
if Trak, tad lie kaki theredm Mom reesheilea
it effort Aft sum farther Aremisa a emiliise
• • • Se repro the memelk, end the ma*
'omerated.
Foamier Coax.—The set of the pia nein of
iiizesialeellesaihrisaad 14th eigtesatr
ells,gatobb, saris
ea wend ern.
alai be nob ra of=la
WireaMtle eteee fereiga.peres. la eilldenintatimw-
rair,loo bola moseeill nab ellonne
esea 1101 onetable aa moat dike
Waist if wok is tho ies being shipped,
Ora* Wm MOM wed driest them air
*WWI Pa luso* piglet islallumess,
at ro daily Jtapay kw,
*v. Wm @Mot tea @We,
to a wen eII Wet
bees eintied,
intible d tide
is=quaint st ems el ha eutpeele ha
to la pasted for heat d
.aerandiag the samement sin the
Quoted ; bat it has beset that the kinks of
, aad 14th Victoria, e. if, woe to dimmtiMme
mom for say roarer on mom* of bed KIM km*
Ala peak/ of sera Imemdsa ken Iladvregatie
Ina suarassa be end env seetnal
and that, therein, mine at these Amman eta
-y gear be Eris.

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