The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE—THIS DAY.
Then was no alteration in the value of English or foreign
Wheat in Mark-lane this morning ; the attendance of
buyers was small, and the amount of business transacted
was equally limited. Sack Flour underwent no change, and
barrels sold on much the same terms as before.
Barley, whehequotations.r of home growth or foreign, fully sup-
ported Monda's
We esperienyeed a steady sale for Oats to dealers and con-
sumers at rates fully equal to those of last market day.
Beans and Peas scam, sad quite as dear as on Monday.
LLitIVALB INTO LONDON LION Its alter. to 6th BEPT.
Qrs. Mgr. &eta. loW. foretoo.
thio
150
310 I MOO
Mat......... 1110
near, MO sesta; 1,150 barrels.

.-THIS DAY.

Svoez.—There bar not been a public sale to-day. The
private contract market bar a very firm appearance. Re-
ined steady ; misery lumps, fair to dm, 435. 6d. to 441 e.
COMII.—Tbs public sale of plantation Ceylon is going
of with spirit, at fall prices. Good ordinary native sold by
rival* contract, 435. 6d.
Tae.—The Aslant sold briskly, at high prices ; the sales
an prognmelag steadily.
Rice.—This article continues in but limited demand, bat
quotations are not altered.
Corrox.—The demand has been limited the let few
days ; 160 bales sold yesterday on 'Change.
COCHINRAL has assumed a more steady appearance.
INDloo.—There are already 12,700 chests declared for
the next quarterly sale, 6th October.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market quiet. The advises from St. Petersburg to-
day state, but little business was done, exporters not being
willing to pay the prices demanded by the ROMIIIMI. The
shipment off was 19,096 casks. Town Tallow is quoted
here Ms. to (384. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburgh Y.C. on the
spot, 398. 6d. to &I.; October to December, 38s. 9d., sellers ;
January to March (1833), 395. 3d.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Holywell, 14s. ; Davison's West Hartley, 16§. Cd. ; Walls
End Riddell, 14m ; Walls End Horton, 145.;; Waft End
Hottest, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Lambton, 16e. ; Walls
End Tess, 16s. SM.—Ships at market, 71.

FIJNZRAL OF Ma. CHAPYAN.—This afternoon the
mortal remains of Mr. Chapman, formerly proprietor of the
Swanky Dimes newspaper, were removed from Fienatreet
to Norwood Cemetery for interment. The funeral pros:spe-
aks consisted of a hearse, three mourning coaches, and two
private endie, with every neceinn attendant, and was
conducted by Mr. Butler, of Farringdon-street.
A LADY residing at Herne Bay was on Tuesday
last watching the action of a threshing machine at Herne
Penang", when her drips, by some means, came in con-
tact with the machinery, by which her arm was broken.
and other parts of her body much lajured.—South &gem
Ossetic
A PHYSICIAN or toile CELEBRITY went to ono
of the recent night performances at the Hippodrome, and
got into conversation with three youpg men of very fashion.
able appearance seated near him. He was so pleased with
their wily conversation that he left with them, and accom-
panied them down the Champs Elyse's. When they were
about to separate, ens of the atropine proposed that they
should sop together. The doctor consented, and all
four partook of an excellent supper in a restau-
rant. Afterwards, the doctor invited the young
man to accompany him to hie residence to mink°
a cigar. There a pme at lansquenet was proposed, and
after playing • little while the physician lost 6,8001 k.
His three friends then took their leave, carrying the money
with them. The next day the doctor told • friend of hie
lose. " Whet names did your new friends give you ?"
asked he. The doctor stated them. " Why, they are the
most notorious Cheeks in Paris The physician, accord-
ingly, In compliance with the advice of his friend, laid a
complohit to the pollee. In the course of a short time the
three men were arrested. They agreed to compromise the
manor by restoring the money, minus 100 fr., which they
had spent. To this the doctor consented, and the men
were released, the police thinking that it would. perhaps
not be easy to prove legally that they had awmilled.—
Noligneni.

FRANCE.
•
PARIS, Truman Emilio.
The Moniteur announces that on Sept. 6 the me-
nister of finance repaid to the Bank ei Frame the U
millions remaining duo from the loan of 60 tiiUinas
made by that establishment to the goverment, is
March 1848. The first instalment of 28 millions was
paid on the 26th of July last.
This measure, following close upon the reduction
of the interest of the Treasury Bills, was expected to
produce a highly favourable effect upon the Bourse.
The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have risen 30
centimes. For the rest, the operation of such
arrangement' is generally discounted before they are
officially known. The supporters of the government
are naturally very proud of this new token of finan-
cial power, and of the elude resources of the treasury
iso soon after the payment of the first 23 millions.
Th. constitutioinel of this day has the following
en the reduction of the intermit on treasury bonds :
We have given the declielma of she Meister of Bassos to
lower the interest of the imam bowie. That measure is
• proof both of the of pablie property and of the
credit of the state. Its ma to totter understood
by looking to the rah of Musk hekee the 2nd of Decem-
ber By the &ease of Most 11, 1361, whisk ass
still in .force whoa the kap Oast took Saes, 2 par
cent. per annum was allesei kr heeds of hem 3 to 6
months; 3 per MIL Oat am. of her 6 to 11;
and 4 per cent far these of 12 math& • declaim
published on the 6th of hoe hot ismllled the Maros' as
tousles: 2 per seat. par amets for heeds of hiss 4 te
swathe I§ pee seat for those of fees 6SoII ; sad 3 for
those et 12 meths. Meson She eke head, the peers
moat mead. give brie el 3.oath Issuing es a oho
mum Sloes of 4 reesthe ; oak se the other hand, S
lowered by § per soot the Wm* ea loads of seere
than inooks. The he. &skies_ nein roleses by
ppaer seat the beamlasi by Ore 41111141111 et thelkk Js...
, &se the lel of Disaster, the poorsessee.
aftlrisCZl snit the ashibreme of tins 4 weessha, has
asked 1 per elm. oa Übe letesperallowect. Mosey ems.
tiara he flew from pens Mee the treseery, ad the
dopeolk is the satiogsbanke see Iserseebs ropily.
la that sksatlon it is mtheat Mel the peeressost ereght
to bo these
toed. to repel sake Ors
is
the hoe ef
wishingb we sown Me is theipmemes of OM
sew redoodes, the Meekest of limos iro hen his Mew
tion to the task al brie*. back the ishroil Ise the
sayings•banks to what ft Mt always bees Ikea reins
of the antitank's sail 14411-41 est k le say, 4 per NEL
In financial circles the reeled= of interest open the
bonds, although admitted to be a geed ',mists. te
a certain extent, is not rimed WWI sash unamililled
setisfactica as is expressed by the goverment jeer-
nab. Abundance of wry in the treasury is doubt-
lees a benefit so far es it prevents the seerasity of
having recourse to credit to carry en the public
service. But this very abendeese Y kid upon by
many as evidence of a want of esaidsnee in the
future on the part of capitation; who hesitate to em-
bark in speculations that would tie up their capital
for any length of time.
General Getman, the esumander-in-chief of the
French troops at Rome, has strived in Paris.
The Siede contains an ardele on the sisals, of
M. Manpaa, concerning the stricter Axton it ear-
oaf& It appears that the journal el Mural
Minivan did not at Ant ere the IWI ears el the
assesere, and that it applied to *Mal se well as
ribald ellbsihea It kis teen embed al its error
by the Miewingeireisluret the preibut el the Yonne :

rt. TENI/01/•PIIIMOTS AND MATINS.
The witigagieep= has bees id that in-
surgents el te nide la • partionalar
Owe, es sallisted te tle sandlimee of lie pellet, peewit
theorises es tom. without aadietheties slimed Ify as, the
radios* ass= dim, sad MN to pto Pins without
Pooffo es- to ho aniseed, sad
mkt& beim the t= w r wive* ion„ sad to bs in
asterisms NOM Ism the limb lewilery. I loves
you to are ham Ws bet to titems who art cora-
palled le seilt=sise sat swee, yo tit totalities
of with lie is sulded u. You wid
set ad tit nuke dna knew that if tie, Waite this rep.
Wks k A wet be with istpaaity.—Beesive. Is.,
PABOSONI Oattuto, beset el the Yowls.
_

On this the Iliscle mays :
Now a goon washer of the ormoimil of Asian 16 were
rand near the earvellease of the pass. Are these
arm to be sampieed la the ateasofes nand
el by the
rm
slaw et fi lase? Ma a the rigour
wards dingo el Miisse• "be goad to Mesa ? tho
they wily walk West a the smarms is whisk they
reside ? If that spormase be a sir, germ they
omit its limits within bat_bable isle amend by
the radminery, sad earned teal the Mnitary
If Ask eingatisa, as egrieultural libraries OW-
waters, mmams, kaissisrs, amino% or pis sells
sells
then soselemly hen rms. will Oa
sad mar be ermarel a drip of sesi=
We mad ham N. Smarm dies mot
cony whit it a swarm halaillia--is
penamesey la a *Maly elsomennelted plesa •
ilea snide. wherever lts kee rasa ; ea
lames resides Ia all the Melly is whisk lam
sae be wen: red. If • deal amid min ea this ea-
km, we tette pines, la harms that the gonsorm
world soln It is a lasiolAphit. It man ham wand to
pant illusory roams. we MD the yam irmased dais
es the minister of rameilpilie, is his dads& km Mr
aped himself to spook if oted norm unser serve&
Isere. The aims eke ermwod keen II at
the ----ens litho Ida Aura do an bang la
be( geme-
gory. Theis hn Ism rmal
so shims s 7. ireitiliNee ef rm
pollee jaWal to gnawed shim with Warm
rased amain le weal haw made that asilemilasi
is mess way. Newethains, the dermal howl
by least et
beg any give dee to derm
Wearmseroatly arms ef paseel polies W I
is germ Mil Me aspairm of the alarm
*nd saw palled sorwerineee air rotas bees the its.
Jett of the easommiee of the llith Aire& lIMMMMIS i.
oriminal maw anal be the arm os be norm
linen NM= of rmat miee Oil
ass nee sae of arresillmselesgelabe Ire MII esti
hr se MOM de the armor 'Span, win. la as earls if
wonting, to theftrmoseal we a alert tins Igo.
seek great tisk to the terry of be-
lieving that theme seems will tioa blea.
WTI
worm tray vial Ihe Archbishop
of Perin sasoglion se % the bet ley wlii
he het NNW in the Azalikm slaw
Sibourmemelehave boon peadyftliel 1.81
I have elinisigsseionely to the sleempt made..
restore newooshim in irrenes. Ilfdablier,
visiting the Fraushum convent, emit an credos in
French to thine rule friars, in IFida he is them
that he regarded the sons of St. Francis with espe-
cial favour, and hoped tow them multiply at Paris.
The President of the
in
rather wren at
present. H. has Won in the Seine and
Dies, and was seined withseeld voting afterwards.
The PIMM ha., according to warreat report, =-
meek surprise at the receipt of some very
bitter letter, from some of the political exiles to
whom his clemency has bows lately =Wade& I un-
derstand, however, that M. Cretan, to wham hesita-
tion shoat emeepting the useesty I lately alluded,
has determined to return to Franee, and has arrived
from Belgium at his residence at Amiens.
M. de Kimeleff, the Russian minister plenipoten-
tiary on a "special mission" (such are the oMeial
terms of his mandate) has obtained leave of abeam
from Paris. It is conjectured that the Czar desires
that no representative of his court should be present
in Paris at the time of the proclamation of the em-
pire, sad this event is now very generally 'oohed for
on Desember the 2nd, the annivelary of Austerlitz,
of the coronation at Napoleon 1., and of the comp
d'elholl of 1861.

Preparations for the Peddled's too are shoed,
commenced at St. Cloud and at the Elias. It has
been lately reported that M. Foil and two ether
ministers would accompany the President
his journey., the other membses
remaining in Paris. It is now NOW ea rawd-
official authority that this will ant be the
arrangement. no minister of state erill nosin
in Paris at leant is the *M. thethate, amid to
prevent any intensiidea in .pehlic Wiener the gii-
nieters wilt relieve sash ether is yent_se that they
may all successively 11111111Mplir7hil Pe silent in those
departments which are sore particularly known to
them. Tho Amines' de VNinny speaks of great
preparations for the reseptisa as Nevin, where the
Prince will visit the Cathedral in an spun eal•che,
and review a large body of reflood gliw‘troope of
the line, and podesern The eiditioisona of
all the surrounding moieties_ decide( ia now&
to Never's, is premised heirebseL The mu-
nicipal commirdat of Lytle, bee veMdi .0,000
frame for the reception. The ismegeradee el the
status el the Emperor, a meat siege, a peed re-
view the beep, a ball at the thieve, aai a goer
ral Elamiaatise are the
i5lO
_pints est kits
the on The of Gybes, dew-
tar, calls upon the dorm, hie dimes, to else up
Prayers for the happy Kees el the
Dry of of the Primes, Ibis he eslie a great main'
and a "maid of God.'
The famous tapestry of llaysex.
_, the work of Ma-
tilda, the Queen of Wilde. the Conqueror, has been
removed from Lisieux to the Louvre, in execution of
the decree for collecting into central museum, relics
of hinge and queen of France. This decree, as
might have been expected, is ill received in the loca-
lities which it strips of hiitaticed oonnmente door to

the affections of the inhabitants. I understand that
Lisieux, &sagas:lr. the to try, so
plornaistel
priTultitreedon visitors to town,
an almost mounting to an meats.
It the intention' ef the Sasaboarg Itaillfacitte-n
Coos-
puny tolemplete their branch froa Meta to
Till, nest year. With this view they ate ham
medial* 'haat to somenence important works In the
valley of the Moselle, and along the Doane of that
river. The Chortler Suisse says it has keened, from
a sore source, that the railway from Bale to Stras-
bourg will be continued from Strasbourg to Mayence,
which route will be sensibly shorter than that tea-
versed by the German line.
Hayoan has left Paris farSiermany, and is now at
Frankfort.
A funeral auks was performed yesterday at the
church of Notre Dienes des Vietoires to the memory
of Albert Dames, the Pole who lately died in Lon-
don. A number of Poke and friend, to the Polish
cuss attended.
M. Atrium Joly, well-known in the literary and
theatrical circles, has just died of apoplexy. Ho es-
tablished a journal called the Vert- Vitt which had
for some time great success, and wu director of the
Thkitre de la Itenaissou cc, where "Roy Blas," and
Grisar's "Fite Merveilleass" were first represented.
At the Bourse the Fotr-and-a-Half per Cents.
closed without change at 103.80 ex di,. • the Three
per Coats. rose 30c, closing at 77.75. The railway
market was week. St. Germain fell 8.75; St. Disler
and Oray, 7.50; Orleans, 3.73 ; Lyons and Avignon,
2.60 ; Lyons rose 3.76 ; Northern, 2.60.

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