The Express. — 1852-11-15 (London, England)

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1852.  THE PENINSULAR MAILS.  tween Argentines ; that he requests General Urdinarrain aid the Entre-Biano forces to be conveyed to their reviles with their arms; and, finally, that he does set wish to see us devoured by anarchy." To this die government returned an answer that the ressiadea of hie Excellency General Urquiza Ideppity nwerres sip:WM of szeiteraent and rancour ; and thapettelaes of Bassos Ayres, which, without twin war, doom peace, will heat with satisfactioo that it may now WO, II with hosier. In virtue thereof, as soon as the ggoovem~ument knows from its respective chiefs, that the isssatsetmes troops have countermarched, and that all the Itetre-Inses Aetna that tread this territory have retired to the perseinsgs of Entre Rios, it will hasten to issue the corTosperediag orders; and, aftedim to the request of sour Bandleasy, It will feel much sodded/on in remitting to Entre-Bins the valiant Entre-Riaao division that exists in this and Ent knew with each self-denial to associate inett with tits results of the movement of the 11th ; the gresessust loping that your Excellency will deign M mew lest la the same transports that may convey It, the bashed. of citizens of this province, whom Y. B. t s ht At to transport to that of Entre-Rios Is the Ines* of April, may he restored to their country Imo pen hems; as also to order that the steamer Mercer le this port, u soon as Y. E. no longer requires bad Crwrs tempests( the forces referred to, to the province of Entre Ries; The government of Buenos Ayres, moot intestiest sir, that felt infinite complacency at observing that this greet nest has not cost any ono a single tear, fees met ises ea siessavieg that it tenniaates without the effusion el • drop of blood, as became the nobleness of this , the easrednem of its cause, and the invincible farce ef a esesusasted popular set, which no power on earth could new restrain. 'This government wishes Y. E. the gveateet prosperity, and has the honour of saluting you with its meat distinguished consideration. An Mal despatch, dated San Nicolas, Sept. 20, says At this bear, quarter past 6 p.m., the compromise is fulfilled, whisk General Urquisa bad contracted with the province and the republic, of retiring from the political eons, gad leaving the province of Buenos Ayres the free mistress of its destinies. 11. E. embarked in the steamer Merced, and set sail at the hour above mentioned. The infaatry, artillery, and hawse go by water; and the cavalry Is in march for Banta Fe, with destination to Entre Bias General Urquiss hes placed in the hands of the undersigned the sum of 11,74.1 dots. finals, amount of the nemesaries with which he has been supplied by this neighbourhood, which shall to-morrow be applied to their object.  The Iberia, with these mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday morning. Her dates are—Oibniter, Nov. 6; Cadiz, Nov. 7; Lisboa, Nov. 9 ; Oporto, Nov. 10 ; Vigo, Nov. 10. -The Senator Auto de Costa Cabral, younger brother of Costa Cabral, has been murdered at Vino. The war of the bank against the government h still an active one; the former presented its 18,000,000 rein in notes oa the 30th, under the abrogated law, for amortisation, which the Junta do Credits Publico refused ; while the Treaaury presented to the Junta the 9,000,000 reis under the decree to the account of the bank, which, with their own quota and other small sums, amounting in the whole to 30,915,000 rein, were duly amortised on the 3rd, as well as 9,494,091 rein in other papers of credit. The bank has also advertised authoritatively for all purchasers of national property to pay the amount of their purchases into the coffers of the bank, as if the directors were in the exercise of ministerial functions._  Exchange, 54 ; discount of Lisbon bank notes, 3 per cent. On the 9th inst., at Lisbon, a mutiny broke out among the crow of the Melbourne screw emigrant ship to Australia. One seaman was stabbed by soother, and is not expected to live. The captain and &Boers went on board the Inflexible, for security, the captain of which sent his boats, armed, and brought away Sve of the ringleaders and put them in irons on board of his ship. The Melbourne put into Lisbon leaky, with loss of all three masts in moderate weather, u also did the ship Typhoon, dismasted in a gale. Several of the Melbourne's passengers have come home in the Severn.