The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-18 00:00:00

GERMANY.

We have news from Ktel of the IS:h inat.. in nlll,l
it stated that the Danes had emceed Fieridnir::.
and their advanced poles woie before that e:ty7
liolsteiners have occupied the town of 14...111c04
BERLIN, JULY 16. V.,ltantary I,,,art, 1071 NAI.C,.‘.
Debt, sal. Commercial Marino So:iety'• l'renttuta, •
Henke:hares, 981.
VISSNA, JIAA 15.—Fiespsr Ceut. Nico1:10m t!.
Four-and-A-Halt por Cram, /WA ::;beere, 1,1-'.
Exchange on London,

IIZK AND Tim DUCHIES.
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4. onager 1r im II imburg on the 13th
te (;enrol Willisee marched into
4,l„ward
.6s Ecteraforde. Toe Danes are ad-
hee.hbon.
Pachee there is news dated Rendsberg,
astmig. the 11th, and Kiel, the 13th
seincer youag nice of the city of
bare repaired to Rendsburg to enter ths
letriotie army. They marched fate
with a greet banner, were received with
end well treand by the upper closers.
or.tinue to wive
eppat thgelle fortress from all
S.ifiler, the Danish
is E.ecrburg on the lOtb, and had a
,ign the commander of the city, Von
".4,,,r;Tirepancions are making at Able*. It
ea attack on the (14 lino is preparing at
.‘ somber of amill vessels with the
of :awing oe board lay Toned that port.
party Ia Fitii.sburg have pra-
te wi:h arms 'applied from Silliach.
orrares is strecgth. German officers
s~'..Tr pews. colonel von tlerbard would, it
citionaail the advaLoed guard. An ,
isstud lion the War-office of the
which announce's the terms on
• ~ ll,rr.ans cat take part in the defence of
Saba:tern officers acd soldiers under
• . wia wi loomed : 1, if they can
teei.t
±e,, !-,:t .:ochirige I rem tte army, together with
ft• • are satiatisd the claims of their coon-
asa c*. el mlitary diity ; 2, credible evidence
ad 3. 't be) must take an oa'h to
cf tie war, then to be discharged.
lieh'el in *cc war will receive a pensien

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rsi TED STATES.

Nor yo orrearadeat writes as follows:
NEW YORE, it'LT 6.
:San remain %X data quo, wit%
tat the paaish minister at Wash. '
!..$ &skid ear gavantnent not to push its
O or In sztranity till be bears from his
He is so smtable, and his wife is so
a: he can barfly fail in obtaining his re quest,
• , nt,antime Mr. Clayton sends off a steamer
• s. There is a noise made about ropers.
t2:Ny pronoun:ad on the American eagle,
Spain atuosurt•ed by confidential letter
▪ i‘ohirgtm, and the public wrath is
: abut two weeks. Then comes a letter
• inircf.a:.t in Cubs, complaining of the
„ ova the Americus there, the tardi.
rtr gore:en:nett in protecting them,
• held tg in our rquadron, panting for
A general roar of disappro-
• .cw., and the secretary forthwith rub.
•-..e :tree, or !CT de a dispatch; this
aP
and we sga•n wait to know what will
teat move. You eaa well imagine the
$ .f oars utesun in power, when so
• ardent a people u ours discuss every day
.:uct of the geverne eat. It requires consum-
• •y• to satiety the p ople, and there never has
re p.r:y in this country that would place
c trtuctre in its leaders—the democtatic
T..e whigs are always in the opposition—
::: ass.ivie. Nuth'og snits them, for they
honest.?lout of the opposition to General
:;:ceeds from those who elected him. The
• pirtv hitherto have wide it a rale to
T teleiders,"baving an unshaken confidence
x‘d oust and juttiee. The question of sla-
te lather brakes them up of late, bat as soon
~ ter.led, they will resume their aggregation,
and probably their ascendancy. The
,:ch at straws to sustain themselves, and
• •-t of them.
.• mach di. cussion in relation to the conks-
Wooster, its verity, and its influence
:A to the decision of the governor and
:....$ case. In his first petition to them' he
:..• -.tenet his innocence, and that he was the
. -epiratv and circumstance*. In the last,
r.. • .1: he. killed Dr. Parkman, but in hot
. provocation. This confession was
.• by the interposition of his attendant
.r. Tar fol:owing circumstances have on-
was summary to withdraw the first pod-
. • dose, the wife and daugh•er of the con-
;•peared before the council, the former stating
brief in her h rebind's innocence had been
g until the confession was made, and that
Seen the cause of rending in the first p•Aition.
• ~.until, however, did not receive the confession
• pectct reliance. They did not believe that in-
rztateous death could be caused by a blow from a
y.tce of grape vale, each as the Professor had stated
rte wespim to be.
Three eminent physicians were separately a'ked
their opinions on this point, and they agreed that the
teeth cou:d not have been so caused. Some other
doubts have also occurred in relation to this conies-
I:SD. There has evidently been a disposition shown
on the part of the governor to give Dr. Webster the
greatest possible opportunity for clearing up the
trmsaction ; but, if the c nfession bear upon it the
ot further equivocation, it will be quite impos-
s.:..s to commute the punishment.
Nome time ago I wrote you that a company of en-
Americans had gone to Jamaica to take up
',taste, and work the mines. I perceive to day an
t,tert.oement in one paper of a " United States
Gror. company" about to be established in the
Similes of the article. is it grows wild in
3t,na t, are exhibited in New York, and capitalists aro
u to subscribe. I have been assured by
trite..,r, (perusal friends) that cotton may be raised
t: extent in Jamaica, of the very finest deserip
to:. it .2, at a moderate cost, provided the present
wretched system is abrogated, of employing a dozen
teem to do the work of one man. White the English
Ski.— of Commons is agitates by the question.
is Hui: shall the growth of cotton in the East
Wars be encouraged 9" the island of Jamaica is
n.y neglected, and a sure and reliable producing
t...)7y 'Aft to languish. The American specula-
tors le.:. tnwever co for you what yon cannot do
y They will pay good wages to la-
et get all the work out of them, fnr which
they ba•ptu. AMEItICUS.

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MEXICO.
Ti c Ne - York papers co:Agin the followiog, qaoted
hoc Lt .11,44ie 4,l,ertoier of Jane 2P :

tt .ave• the Eto del Cw•anterem, of ti s 16th inst., and As
Art hi, of the tame date. The intelligence Irma the late-
rra rt pullouts te.rythiee es q .itt.
titeltra est still prevailag in the city of Mesicot sad
emediss to the math. haat 13.5 died etch day. Many
lien said to perish hem &eclat and mat of the mum
masteries o' life. Sewn! hold• a.ts of charity are heralded
hs the Jouraels. A sum'dr c! distiegoiahed Mies formed a
etaspay, Led Iftett out tie abodes of miter, and sufferirg
Yd neared the kasha a.d. Betacriptions of mom, were
ice.!e is the awes fir the 'valet the poor. Din Mariano
Wars, a most distfrgel ad and learned lawyer and states•
aces, had fallen &ache WV., Moan. The Literary Medway
of Su ism a Lttrom had appointed !decor Don thall-
ium) Priste to pammea a eulogy upon his character and
Mikes,

leseWs.l.pe had appeared in the State of Tamaulipas.
A PerT of le4iste et. re eneamped between Comers° and
OINFT, /0, cowainine depredations upon the inhabitants.
Th. riveetweat of Tessalire bad ordered them to be
tarn
leer all'! silver Cats of Sonora are sash spoken of.
Or.e of the ?Aimee I.tlebeeenee that parties should be
fowled in the different cilia to premier! there, before the
bolds, ef otraneere shall possess themselves of those rich
ecere—heo,re tit." thir.t for gold stallelltial the Aegto
tai.Ste." from toeir California.
lb. city of Carmen, in Litmus, leas experieweed another
641n141 pre. k.voy-peten of the beet houses are in ashes.
Toe tel-meity tecurre4 on the 6th of the present womb.
ILe iellefiltente were in the greatest alarm, as ltleY had
b" limed there woul4 be another attempt to burn the
rest of the tows. They were each hour expecting the
of oranee of the eboleri. I* was urged upon the supremo
ire,rissert that they abluld abed aM to thus wc-stnoken
papa

Sr:1100L rot' SPITALIFTIMIte-.•
Yemenlty the lith enetrair for the di.tribstiew of
wee held at Criieby H.U, Biihopegete-skeet.
ehiiir we. takrn et three cee. cork by the Iti4ht Hoe. the
LA id h. 'tertiary reed the report, which 11•••
• eery settsfatuoy set..ont of the state of the school, end
lultd thee 'Lime the last ogee isi the etu.lente is the iielto6l
had wrcraght • wieselbeint ei.k diger, which bed been pre
ar.t d 1,. her Nejesty. 'rho report bating been alopted, the
et.s.nau. *demised toe ise.tiner in cup; .41 of the objects
ts.a..l. by Khania of d. sign, cud prece..led to dietzibete
the risks h. the eeeeeeeful vnapetiture. lhe thanks of the
Iseetai were then given Vs the someattlee and to the Chats.
MB, sad the proceedisp terniaatad.