The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1857.

UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, FRIDLT.
The CH, d wamom, oissia Wylie, which
left New Mai meat WPM on tfte Lt inst., arrived
la the Mosey hat night. On the Ira die passed the
moll Glasgow, *crew allantlea, for New
ti_irtea tha tad she gamed the Meade, Woadi
fm pear ea the tag allpsemithe Baltic, bound
INA ea the 12th do bah% mrew steamer, in
M I. The City et Washington brings 16d
prout and a fall mega.
At Milliingtaa the Hasa, with but little debate,
and want a syllable being uttered with reference
6268_ =TOWN prod the bills providing
IN IMO 111 OPIUM Ed Minnesota into the
aratimmy as sevarelp Ada
A mist sipludons and
_warder had been
ea is !US, Bra .sYaat, York. The
victim wee Dr. Sunray Bordell, a well-known den-
tist, nolo was found dead in hisses., his body being
pierced with 16 wanads, and his seek showing evi-
dence °return gubdisn. The motive for the murder does
not appear to hays been plunder, as none of the pro-
perty of the dessuni was taken, or his papers dis-
arranged. Nothing was elicited at the coroner's
investigation that could possibly implicate any one
as the perpetrator of this most foul transaction.
By way of New Orleans we have later advices
from Greytown, Nicaragua. They do not, however,
tarnish any news of importance. Nothing had been
heard of General Walker's movements for three
weeks. Greytown continued in possession of the
Costa Ricans.
Letters from llavannah state that the Spanish
government had determined upon another warlike
demonstration against Mexico, in order to demand
full redress for the alleged assassination of five sub-
jects of Spain by the troops under General Alvarez.
Thee vessels of war left Cuba destined for Forts in
Mexico, and it was expected that the affair would
insatiate in hostilities. Dr. Kane's health was
hamovinig. There were 38,000 boxes of sugar on
bud TM weather was colder than usual.
News from Tampico, Jan. 14, states that Garza,
formerly Governor of Tamanlipas, who had raised
the standard of revolt, had defeated in battle
the government force, and was advancing cm
Tampico, when another battle would be fought. The
inhabitants are greatly alarmed.

Now You, Jan. 31.
Ploy.—The market yes vss7 quid, end wise mimed to
mit lots to the loci trade, withent dregs in pion Whist
was wowdeal in the draw et maks. Cern was at No. le
70c. kr waters, hew city and Atlantic dorm, bet Mime
sales of atoweat. Pork Ins inn, with sire of *I Yowls.
incledieg new taw at 21 do). I.lc. to 21 dia. 30e. sad id,
at 20 dok. Cotton woo Orr, with a fair among of aim
Frights.—The asgagewmeto
was light, widest atop
report
of wonset take.- To 'howl, 1,0011 binds or Ihrog
were ial at 2s. 3d. ; 200 le IN to et esiee, at &M.
to Id. ; with sows heavy goods at Ilia (kin was seiwirml,
at 7d. to 71d.

SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS.

The Royal Brazilian Mail packet Avon, Captain
Revett, arrived at Southampton yesterday, with the
South American mails. The dates of her advises
aro: Buenos Ayres, Jan. 2; Monte Video, 6; Rio de
Janeiro, 14 ; Bahia, 18 ; Pernambuco, 21 St. Vin-
cent, 30 ; Tenerife, Feb. 4 ; Madeira, 0 ; Lisbon, 9.
The Avon brings 47 passengers.

Yellow fever was pegvakett et Rio and Personalism. It
broke mat en board the Awe, sad 38 persons were struck
down. Dr. Symonds, that semis of the ship, who Ms had
Ruch experience in pilaw fever la the West Indies, attended
to then, end, with two exceptions, all were restored to
hal& Dr. Symonds received poet run for Ids an and
stnation, and for his easocesetel treatment of cos at the moat
eppalling dimaang Widest to trcipicel climetsa.
The following Is the Wier of oar correiportent :

RIO DR JANIIIIO,..J•x. 13.

After the riling of the Tyne, exchange, width we quoted
Md. to M., near dean and little wee done vigil the
27th Danner, whin the ambit opened, and ant 130,00 W.
wen passed, Pso4ol/7 sl 2718. nde month there was no
varatka to the ate IMO yesterday, who it rose to 288.,
which to now on lowed notation. We innate the amount