The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-13 00:00:00

r cult CO 4,1
10 1000is'tent Ail
Willitand with the Prim quota windily poor to
lbselseleiesi el the Beak Besed Nag made bum,
the Mit quotations of this afteriela shoe a rise of
e per cent. The favourable Seaters span 'bleb third,
straw is at meson laid is the apparent deesaties el
the duds of geld. Diminished anxiety was Omen-
'pressed as regards the meths to be exhibited is tab

inning's Ba;le retail. At the same Vast be
boons in mind that the indlesuces whisk e led to
the late disterbases of menstary affairs mush% u yet
practically aerodrome& and it would appear that real
relief would be best derived from some immediate
supplies of gold from Australis. Such arrivals woald
be peculiarly opportune at the present moment, as an
extellest test would thus be afforded for asoertaining
if the bullion drabs has really subsided,
The discount whist shows no ohmage of impor-
tanoe. Messy matinees in good demand, and no
relaxation of terms is amended, but at the same time
there is a fair supply. In the Stook Exchange to-day
money onumanded 4 to 41 per cent. on Stock and
Exchequer BOIL

At Faris the French funds exhibit marosly the
slightest variation, and have not responded to the
rapid rally of this market. The Three
.per Omit.
Reams were reported by telegraph as closing to-day
at 64.43 for money, and 64.33 for account. At Vienna
and Frankfort Austrian stocks are quoted higher.
At Amsterdam Russian stook continues flat.

Consols, which closed yesterday for the new an-
ea
oonnt of the Bth November at 871 to , opened this
morning at 874 to 4, rose to 88, rely to 871 to 1,
and were quoted at 4 o'clock at 87 rto 4, the quota-
tion for money at the ostoo hoar being 874 to 1.
Daring the subsequent non-recognised hours, the
price for account rose to 88, "buyers." The "con-
tango" for November receded to 3-16 to 1 per cent.,
at the conclusion of the settlement. Considerable
amounts of Cooed, have been "carried over "in the
market at this settling, owing to the higher value
I which money commands out of doors. This stock,
therefore, is not sold, but merely lent to the market
for the time being.
The regular re-opening of the transfer books for
Bank Stock, Long Annuities, and the Terminable
Annuities, will take place on the 18th lust ; for
Reduced Three per Cents, on the 19th; and for the
Thirty Years Annuities of the new loan, and for the
New Three per Cents., on the 23rd; but in all these
securities, transfers are now practicable. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 871, 87, 871, 871, 871 ; ditto, for
account, Bth November, 871, 874, 811, 88, 87/.
Three per Cent. Reduced, 861, 4,4, 4 ex div. New
Three per Cents., 874, 4, 87, b7l, 871 ex div. Bank
Stock, 209, 207 ex div. Three-and-a-Half per Cent.
Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869,
9849 494.
The New Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in
1885, were also dealt in at 161 and 16 6-16 ex div.
per 1L annuity. Exchequer Bills, after falling to
Bs. to 4s. discount, closed at 7s. to 2s. die. India
IBoncis mark 6s. dia. to par.
In the foreign stock market the chief business wan
again in Turkish securities. The Six per Cents.,
which closed yesterday at 80 to I ex div., were
marked to-day as high as 814, but had receded at the
close to 801 to 4, the disposition to effect speculative
purchases being apparently checked by the near
approach of the settling day. The New Four
per Cent. Guaranteed Loan, however, was
in decidedly increased favour, and recovered at
one period of the day to 3 die. The closing quota-
tion was 31 to 31 die. Yesterday, it will be remem-
bered, this stock tell as low as 5 discount. The scrip
of the French loan was quoted par to 4 prem. Mexican
Bonds were rather better.

On 'Change this afternoon the rates for bills on
Paris and Amsterdam were rather lower. In other

oasts steadiness prevailed. Paper on Austrian places
was quoted higher. The current rates are annexed,
viz., on Paris, at short, 25.271 to 36; ditto 3 months,
26.60 to 65; Amsterdam short, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto
3 mouths, 12.0 i to ; liamburg, 13.10 to 1; Frank-
fort, 1191 to 20; Vienna, 11.26 to 30; and Trieste,
11.28 to 32.
LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Ocr. 12.

Piemesns odat.dtEbeq.
Tim. Bills sad M. Massy.
Amsterdam per It $ Maths 12a. Oestv. ... lla. 0411,.
Ditto ..... . abort ill. 174etv. ... 111. lapse.
aotterdaia ......„ ~I Mouths 111. roasts.... 12a. Opts.
Aetireep
Brussels
lisseburgaud Ahem% „ lame. lentil. ISsoos. 101esb.
St. Petersburg psi:ruble 344 ... $4l
Parte .........pie g laYart lea.. W. ... Mfr. 330.
Ditto
... „ I Mouths 23h. 600. ... 23h. 5346

Yamale ...
. Orr. 00e. ..... bk. 61-41
Ireaeleiriai:4br- Mae par Zlo' 11911 l kr. ... 11910. kr.
Time (41144494) pit S " 111. Intr. ... Ile. .9kr.
Tribes .. " Ile. 27kr. ... Ile. Sok,.
Kaki/ medlar „ 491 pesos ... 49 pomp
Oldis
4.

I.
./ poses.

SWUM .........•••••••••• . . 40 yaws
Glissade. —..... .. " 40 yew
lAatiors n .. Mr. Os.
Grass .a&W. 70s.
!fikydas ..... ----- par trust ~ 44 pro
Palermo ger sums " 133 pear
11,adaa........ " 111 pease
LA5b00.........p5s mania days oat* paws
paws
mew Tart —.-.. Se &Ye debt 40 en
No lustre -.......... 00 days sight 1I pen

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No.

...*** :4 Pooh Pia"
„. 301 r. Oa.
„ 211 r. 734.
.„ 431 paws
• 1311 piece
penal
331 pews
„. is peso
▪ 471 pease
... IS pare

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

faysatoor. Oar. 12.-'hers la • slight &Ono in the priors of
sharer, and Wain= has boon rubor Ineetlrs. Otlodoolon, 301 -
Eastern Counties, 91-Ern Lanombiro. ur. is. 3d. -Edinburgh sad
Olavow, 24i z d- innekahire and Yorkshire, 751 I Ili-London sad
North Western, 63 n i-llasebantor, SWAM& sad Lanoohishiro.
226-ilictlead. 64 31 4E-North Britt* 61 k 64--Bonth lisatera, 17
17.1.3 e.

A letter in the Indepfiedamee Beige states that M. '
BIMINI hu been nteraed by the electon of Mudeburg as
Deputy to the Premise Chamber. It is doubtful whether
M. Beason will accept the nomination, as he bad declined
every request to became a candidate on account of lll-
health.

THE MATOR OP LIVERPOOL AND THE PEEBB.-
A local paper says--" Hie Worship may not inaptly be
likened to a flow which threes good pail of milk, sad then
kicks it over. All praise is due to him for the grand recep-
tion which he gave to the Duke of Cambridge, and for his
appareet 'satiety to have the proceedings at his banquet
reported in the mon on the following morning. He engaged
bin own expense a Dart-hand writer from the Mercury
office, who was to malHold end furnish copies to the dif-
tweet editors. This genial:an was, however, informed,
when he presented himself at the Hall, that he would not
be permitted to dine with the company, but would have
admission whoa the cloth had been removed; and, after
coolie( his heels in the hall for two hour., he was at
length allowed to enter the room with the glee singers, and
placed at a table encumbered with tea and coffee services,
at a respectful distance from the speakers, where be could
seareely hear a word, and when he had a good view of
the reporter of the London Tongs, taking notes, cheek
by fowl,' with moo( the merchant princes,' not far from
the Mayor himself; and who, it appeared on inquiry, bed
a special invitation to the festive hoard. The local reporter
would sot disturb site equanimity of the meeting by at
ones withdrawing, but he eat in constant, and indignant
tribulation, chewing the cud of discontent, till the close of
the business, and then very properly refused to write •
Hee of what he had seen sad beard, beyond a simple norm.
live of the above diegraeefnl treatment, to account for the
non-stipaaranee of • renort in the papers."
CHURCH RATE DIFEATs—Lint Monday week, the
high eharehmen of Malawi made their third attempt to
par • church rata of a peony in the pound la this parish,
butane* warmly met, opposed. and defeated by the liberals.
STRANGE FREAK OF A BRIDEGROOM. One day
last week a young couple presented themselves at the altar
of one of the places of worship in this city, for the purpose
of being bnund in Hymen's chains. Unfortuostely, how.
ever, after the ceremony bad commenced, and the officiating
minister had arrived at that Interesting part where he takes
the ries to plan.-it ea the finger of the fair one, it streak
the unlucky bridegroom that he bad left that necessary
little article at home. The ceremony was in oonwquance
brought to a dead look, and the bridegroom set off
bore for the ring as fast as his legs could carry him.
promising to be back in less than "no time." A full
hour having elapsed without briagiog aay signs of
his arrival, the bride and her attendants became un-
easy, and they determined at ones to go in pursuit of
the absentee. Judge of their surprise when they found
him quietly seated at home, without any intention of re-
taming to complete the ceremony that day. On being
questioned es to his sinters conduct, he defended himself
by saying that to had been told by a neighbour that having
forgotten the ring, it would be most unlucky to be worried
that day, sod be had therefore determieed net to rya the
risk. Tbs warning beteg now far advaseed, fears were
isetertalaeil that if any further time was weeted the mat
went eesennolly have to be postponed. The bride expos-
tulate/ober Mini reproached, till at lees*, by Wars sad
tbe Immerses was ladeeed again to fees the pee-
l/radians meet have been out of all pelisses—.
o
_ ldwrow.
and the wee pro perly goes through just before soon.
Dwil