The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

AMERICA.

(ex manse AND nacinerre vinneaarn.)
(nom ova own costwiroitourr.)
LIVERPOOL, Wromoinve.
This morning the Liverpool, New York, and Phi-
ladelphia Company's screw steam-ship City of Balti-
more, Leitch, commander, arrived in the Mersey.
She left New York on the 12th hurt., with 260
passengers, bat no specie.
General Walker has been arrested at New Orleans,
but since liberated on bail.
The unemployed at New York continue making
great demonstration", but little excitement is
manifested.
The government train, en route for Utah, has been
festroyed by the Mormon".
We are glad to report that there is an improved
feeling in commercial affairs, and greater ease in
the money market, notwithstanding the suspense in
regard of non-receipt of the Arabia's news, as no
bad effects were apprehended.
Stocks were buoyant and advancing. Foreign ex-
change heavy, and closed without animation. Bills
on London, 80 days, 108 to 1081, for leading signa-
tures. Exchange on Paris, Mr. 25e. to sfr. 40c.
The breadstuff market was active and buoyant,
and prices further advanced, especially flour.
The cotton market was firm, with sales of all
kinds offering at full rates. Good middling to mid-
dling fair, 181 to 181.
Provisions are quiet and unchanged.
Freights unusually dull.
Grain to Liverpool 9d. per bushel.

The King of Prussia a few days since permitted a
vioit from bin old sad intimate fiend, Boron Alexandre do
Humboldt. This is the ant person out of the royal family
that his llNasty has received since his films.
By order of the Emperor, subscriptions hare com-
menced for the skidoo of the gunpowder magazine at May-'
awe, throughout the /modem' empire. The Emperor has
given 2,000 doting. The clergy are to lend their co-opera-
tive. In the sitting of the Second Chamber of Hesse Darm-
stadt on Saturdsy, the Provident expressed a bops that the
Germanic Confederation would indemnify the inhabitants for
their loss. As the magazine belonged not to the town but to
the confederation, the municipality has resolved to all on
the Diet to make good the damage.
' "

From the Turin papers we glean the following
sheathe concerning the new chamber:—lt codeine 65
noblemen, 33 of when belong to the right; 46 commandos
and knights; 90 barrister, including 3 professors of the
universities; 16 megistratee ; 12 physicians; 8 priests; 16
°Sours of the New; two bankers; and five profeeors not
bagmen to Ilse &cony of law. The priests all belong to
the dementia, party. . . .

THE Faimati IN RoNtE.—A letter from Rome in
tint DOW', asys:—"All eyes an now turned towards the
Due de Gmanneet, the Fenn& ambemador. Some of the
fibers] party Imes bad access to him, and fled him disposed
to ioqusre into the true state of matters. Re hopes soon to
fled some efficacious remedy.. The dosing of the Cadge of
French priests, called' Ferree de Is Doctrine Chreltisane,'
continues to creates eidtament. The address sent to the
Pope by upwerds of a hundred families. in behalf of their
sone whom they need to send to the college, baa had no re-
sult. The fathers of these children want to send them to
Piedmont, Switzerland, or Prance, rather than entrust them
to the but the police minas them purports, and the
Jesuits trim*"