The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-04 00:00:00

TWO DAYS' LATER INTELLIGENCE.

We have received, in addition to the above new..
two days' later intelligence by mean, of the electric
telegraph from New York to Halifax. The chapatch
was received on board the Niagara, on her call at
Halifax us the 24th alt.

The Nicaragua treaty has been confirmed in the
Senate by a vote of 42 to 10. The chairman of oom•
mission of foreign relations introduced the subject in
a clear exposition of its merits, and wi•ti a tribute to
the labour of the respective guides. Clay, Webster,
and Cass, with others of distinction, took occasion to
express approbation is moat decided terms, and vin-
dicated is various provisions.
The other procetdiage of Congress are not of general
interest

The Oilmen Arctic expedition, consisting of the
Advance and Rescue, have started on their minim.
Both venal' were towed to sea.

On the 17th a great fire broke oat at Charlestown ;
three lugs cotton stores were barbed. '1 he number
of baks destroyed is estimated at 4,000 ; their value
at "400,000 dollars.
la the Canadian House of As embly an answer to
the speech from the throne That the Court of Own-
eery should be abolished, and equitable jurisliotios
extended too mourn law, was rejected by a vote of 33
to 17. /La amendment, that pultsmentery repreern-
Wise should be by household suffrage, was rejected
by vote of 37 to 13. Annexation wood next for die,-
esesion. Ministers would have a strong majority.
From Havannah we barn !hat General L .pez his
landed with 300 men and car tired Cadens., drove
100 Ines into a church, where tLey rurrtuder. d, cud
he then marched to Mateo:re. Havanna% we. un-
der martial law, the militia enrolled, every precaution

taken and great ocalleleace felt that the Waders
would be repelled.
The steamer One&lnlayer hes brrvgbt Havanmah
accounts of the 17th of May. Mach neeseiesse was
exhibited by the Spasish authorities regarding the
expected invasion, but the expedition had sot landed,
seitber had anything been seen of the vessels com-
potsairt
continued very destructive, but was
y snheiding. Some advice. represent the
rpas& defences as miserably insufficient
The steam-ship Europa arrived at New York as
the 94th tilt. The pump out occupied 13 days.
The Asia wee reported at Halifax, after seven days'
Polooffic,
Another dreadful steam-boat disaster is reported,
one of the largest vassals on the rivers being burned.
A violent negro ieserrection had broken out at
%30dalosPe•
Rio Janeiro seesants repeseest yellow fever as
unabated. It has appeared in Bahia, Pernambuco,
Rio Grande, 81. Cathsrisa, Monte Video, and Buenos
Ayres. Many vessels bad arrived at Rio and other
ports with fever as bawd, which bad broken out
at ass.

CONNERCIAb INTELLIGENCE.
Nsw You. May 114 .—The formable sonless resolved
by the imp bed Opal to men the moth* very I, en la
1,817
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cans on madielwry. &Mb" &Awe
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saw oneenews Inn be vaplowl. The Ilene tom
the thier-ree uwelwoe tedreproont•• tang off lw the reneged loon-
etult.
Oa how Wee repined tier Ito meg :—Welosedey, 1.0011 bales;
Tlmensy. 8,000 bon ; prim Ira Tie sere well wet be band
=lee the II to met. olueese. newt &a Cron wheel
sots., yellow seiner et des.; Azad. Ite. le O. Previ-
sion &D. Ices bold MO& IhthEollo Nooo.lriaLLOOlikaianso:
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bog MY ans.
Dr bus New Odes. as bow the mothet et the Slot.
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Mob.leads'rl Willie& et llSo j.wld Ithe
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