The Express. — 1858-03-15 (London, England)

AMERICA.  LIVERPOOL. SI"?IDtV K,11,11110.  The steamer Africa arrived this afternoon, bringing New York dates to the 3rd inst., with 48 passesgen and 83,900 dollars specie. On the 11th she passed the Arabia. bound west. The America arrived env at Boston on the let mt.  The news is bet of slight importance. The bill foe the admission of Kansas was being delayed in the Senate. and the chairman of the territorial committee had given notice that he would prow nt a substitute whereby Kansan and Minnesota should be admitted together. It was believed the tell would pass both houses. The Senate. on the 2nd, passed the bill appropriatieg 400,000 dollars to enable the President to eomplete the Sound Owe treaty. It was said the President would shortly send a ime.sage to Congress urging an increase of the army by the addition of new regiments, as set forth in his annual message. It was rumoured that • general bankrupt law was shout to be introduced in the Senate. Information is said to have reached Washington, rid Central America, that the commanders of her Britannic Majesty's vessels of war on the West India station have received orders from the British government to capture and treat as pirates General Walker and all or any other filibusters, wherever they may find them. This, it is said, they would have done before, but they were afraid of creating an ill feeling and jealousy in the United States against the British government. The latest accounts from the Utah expedition are highly favourable. The Secretary of War and the General-in Chief are diligently engaged in arranging the spring campaign against the Mormons. It has been decided not to wait the action of Congress upon the various propositions for incteasing the military force, but to withdraw troops from the frontier post and concentrate them in Utah. Orders in accordance with this design have been already issued. Brigham Young had sent • message to the Utah legislature, in which he discuses the difficulties of the Saints with the Gentiles. Having received no official notification of the intention of the =era to supersede him in the gubernatorial otrZeil of the despatch of troops to Utah, Young affects to' regard the army at Fort Bridger, and the civil authorities there, as an organised mob, against which he has agreeably fulminated a proclamation to disperse, and he calls upon the legislature thereopen to adopt such measures am may be deemed proper. n • legislature has thereupon passed resolutions expressing their entire confidence in Brigham Young, and their determination to sustain him. Central Walker, the filibuster, had been addressing the citizens of Nachville,Tennessee, and met with much sympathy. The democrats of New York had held • large sleeting, and adopted resolutions sustaining the President in his Kansas policy. Lord Napier is said to have addressed a letter to General Cass in relation to the rapid increase of the African slave trade, and suggesting the propriety of adopting more decisive measures for its suppression. The customs receipts at New York were largely on the increase.  California dates are to Feb. 6, and more than 1,600,000 dollars in gold had reached New York. The news from California is not important. Money was scarce in San Francisoo, and receipts of gold from the interior quite limited. The markets were again overstocked with all descriptions of rnerchandihe except flour ; in this commodity some eFiecnlatious were going on, and prices had advanced to a higher ficire than had been demanded since 1853. A suicide mania prevailed at flan Francisco. No les, than 13 suicides and attempts at self-destruction were perpetrated during the fortnight previous to the sailing of the steamer. A duel had taken place between two French editon ; they fought with smallewords, and both were wounded.  The New York money market continues to be abundantly supplied, and the specie reserve of the various banks had increased to 31,600,0001. Esebioge was flat : prime bankers' bills on 109 t,  London were quoted at 104 to 1091. Stocks bad been very buoyant at a further large advance, but on the 2nd the market was rather weaker, although the speculative feeling had lest none of its strength. The latest sales were at the following rates:—Erie Railway share*, 34; ditto, 11rd Mortgage Bonds, 84 ; New York. Central, 92 Illinois Central, 99 ;ditto. Bonds, 95 ; Panama, Welt Michigan ('entral, ;21; Virginia Sixties, 921. Neill Brothers and Co.'s Cotton Circular, by the Africa, reports an advance of Ito in the southern markets daring the week, although the receipts had anviunted to 148,000 bales in excess upon any previous week of the season. Private telegraphs reported great activity at New Orleans under the Amerka's news, and middling advanced 111. The views entertained of the crop were very generally unchanged. Ashes were dulL Coffee was heavy. Flour quiet, but unchanged. Wheat • 3 to 5 oasts. higher, under light supplies. Iron • quiet ; Scotch pig, 27 dollars. Spirits : turpentine rather lower. Mess Pork declined 15 to 25 cents. Sugar (Cuba) arriving freely, but prices well supported. Tallow drooping. Tobacco inactive. Freights without important change ; beef was taken for London at 4s. to 4s. :id.  At New Orleans on the 2nd, cotton closed rather t. Ater ; middling at Ile. to 11 ic. The decrease in thP receipts in the southern ports was 390,000 bales.  1110IITRAMPTON, 1444cH, 14. The steamer Russia. Corals 'Anaemia, arrived this day at Cowen, en law way b Hamburg. She bit Kw Yerk tbe int