The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-09 00:00:00

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3 Mootharift. 47 e. .. 157 t. Mai.
Clam
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= 1..,
Isfr. 474 e. ... 230. 51
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Maallat pat ducat 4ll poste ... 411 peace
Mame pat anima „ 11114 penal ... WI pas
Mamba
Iladeld per rallaz „ 191 peat* - 431 peace
Paths
Waage ,, es, pew
Gibraltar
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bat mar.- „ .. 49$ pews ... 411 i pear
Bilbao sliaboa per miltel ~ 33 peon .. 1111 pram
W
HI peace ... 13 mom
N. rettraburir ... „ „ per ruble „ 971 prom ... 9 pees
The bullion market remains at former prices. The
silver market is firm, the demand for India conti-
nuing. Present quotations aro thus reported by
Messrs. Sharps sod Wilkins :-Bar gold, 775. 9d.
per oz. standard ; bar silver, without gold, 6s. Old.
per oz. standard; ditto, containing gold all gold
above 3 grains in the pound to be paid for, fn. Id.
per oz. standird ; Mexican and South American'
dollar., 4s. lid. per or.
The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about
I per milleprem. (new tariff rate), which at the
English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for
standard gold, gives an exchange of 26.191 i and the
exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 26.30,
it follows that gold is about 0.417 par cent, dearer
' in London than in Paris.

By to-day's advice@ the price of gold at Ilamburg
is 4301 per mare, which, at the English Mint price
of 3!. Zia. 101 d. per ounco for standard gold, glees
an exchange of 13.711 and the exchange at Ham-

Rev. W. Bailey, to Croon Curacy, diocese Limerick.
Rev. Henry Frederick Beckett, to a Canonry in the Ca-
thedral Church of Cumbrac (E. C.), Scotland.
Rev. John R. Brougham, to Cappagh Curacy, diocese
Derry.
Rev. Robert Brown, to St. Silas Curacy, Liverpool.
Bev. William Reynsr Caen, to a Mastership, St. An-
drew's College, Bradfield, Bezka.
Rev. Aden' Cuppap, to Newtownards Curacy, diocese
Down. - - -

Rev. William Henry Hanson (recce of Hockwold with
Wilton), to an Honorary Canonry in the Cathedral Church
of Norwich.
Rev. E. Ileastie, to Monks Coppenhall Curacy, Cheshire.
Rev. Richard Hayes, to Skull Curacy, diocese Cork.
Rev. J. S. Hickey, to Orangesilva Caney, diocese
Leighlin.
Nev. Copinger Hill, to Bexhill Rectory, Suffolk, value
6781. with residence.
Rev. F. J. Leigh, to St. Paul's Chapel, Jersey, value 2001.
Rev. Richard Hueym Loans, to Youghal Curacy, diocese
Cloyne.
Rev. Charles John Lucas, to Thrigby Rectory, Norfolk,
value 1851.; patron, T. Browne, Esq.
Rev. Samuel Williamson Merry, to Norton Lindsey
Curacy, Warwickshire.
Res. J. Robinson (perpetual curate of St. John's, White-
haven Cumberland), to be surrogate, dioceses of Chester,
Manchester, and Ripon.
Rev. Robert Stratton Rowan, to Christ Church Curacy,
Ashton-under Le, Lancashire.
Rev. Richard Sale, to the Chaplaincy of the Union, 14e
of Tbanet, Heat.
Rev. William Steggall (perpetual curate of Great Ash-
field, Suffolk), to be • surrugate, arebdeaoonry of Sudbury.
Rev. JalikCl StoTelllloo. to Churchtown Clarity, diocese
Cloyne.
Rev. John Tottenham, to Ballysaz Rectory, diocese
Kildare.

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Rev. Wheeler, to Clouenagh, diocese Leighlin.
Rev. W. Futter, to the Vicerage of Hardly; patrons, the
Deals and Chapter of Rochester.
Rev. Martin Edgar, to the Perpetual Curacy and district
Church of St. Andrew, Deal ; patron, the Rector.

VACANIBS.

DIRHOPMICS.—Rt. Andrews, Dunkeed and llunblane,
Scotland.; Right Rev. I'. Tony, deemed.
l'aursrent. Cuitaelia.—Badley, Suffolk, diocese of
Norwich; value, 401.; patron, Lord Ashburton; Nev. C.
11111, promoted.
Swinflett, county and srclatlioeme of York ; value, 1271. ;
patron, the perpetual curate of Whttgaft ; 800.
deceased.

Itscrostra.—Barb], Leicestershire, diocese of reterbo-
rough ; value, 4691. with residence; patron, Duke of Rut-
land; Roy. W. E. Ilartopp, deceased.
Leigh, Eames, diocese of Rochester; value, 2841. with re-
sidence ; patron, Bishop of }toehold's.; }tight Rev. Robert
Eden, LLD., resigned.
Milton-Dasserell, with Cookbery perpetual cum,,
diom* of Raker; 'Wu., 3784 with residesos; paumms,
Earl of Devon; Rev. Thomas Clack, dceeabed.

ME PALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that the
iron market has continued advancing this week. Scotch
pig iron, at the early part of the week, rapidly reached 555.
cash, and 665. three months open. A lull has occurred, and
prices are now quoted 63e. cash, and 541. three months
open, but there is scarcely any pig iron in this market
offering for sale at these prices, the lower quotations being
more generally attributed to the manoeuvres of speculator.
than to an actual decrease in value. Ban are in good de-
mand-71. has been refused, f.0.b., in Wales. Rails pursue
the upward progress manifested for some time past. There
are still large orders in the market unelecuted, and makes
ask 71. 10s. to 81. per ton, f.0.b., at the shipping port.
Spelter is rapi4ll) advancing. A good business has been
done this week at 181. 15s. on the spot, mud 191. se. to ar-
rive. Holders entertain a favourable opinion of this metal,
and much higher rates are ezpected to rule. British tin is
firm at an advauoe of 31. per ton. Strain has been sold this
week at 87s. Baas* is held at 90s. per cwt., with a steady
market. Tin plates continue improving. The demand,
especially for charcoal, is lively.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. B.—The Simoom, iron screw
troop-ship, Captain Kit/porno, went out of harbour last
night, and anchored at Spithead. The Leander, 50, Cap-
tain King, was towed into harbour this morning. She will
be paid od all standing, and be re-commilmoned. The
Archer, 14, screw steam sloop, was mustered and inspeetedl
today by the commander-in-chief, Admiral bar Thomas
Briggs, and her crew were exercised iu gunnery by Cap-
tain elude of the Excellent.

FORGERY OF PRUSsIAN PATER MONIIT.—The
Vietines Gazette states that a band of towers had been dis-
covered, who had been employed in manufacturing Pews-
Sian paper money. The head-quarters of the gang was in
America, and a part of them have been arrested in that
country, and others in Germany. The Prussian polies hail
been for some time aware that a regular company had been
formed by shares in the United States for carrying on this
nefarious traffic, and that an agent in the person of a medi-
cal man, a native of Germany, was to land at Bremen with
u considerable amount of this couuterleit paper money,
which he was to put into circulation at Hamburg. A
Prussian police-officer was consequently despatched last
week to Bremen, and on the vessel arriving the
was arrested. On examining his trunks a large amount of
the false paper, very well executed, was found. At the de-
mand of the Prussian government the American govern-
ment has seized the presses and all the apparatus, and ar-
rested the culprits, who will be brought before the tribunal
at New York.

°MOE COPYING IN TUE COURT or CIIANCERT.—
From the 28th instant, the gourd allowances for copying
provided for and directed to be paid to the clerk of reports,
the clerks of entries, the ouistant clerk of altidaviu, the
clerks of the examiners, and the copyin,; or writing clerks
of the Masters, are to cease, and the Lord Chancellor may
make regulations as to the rocking and delivering .
the pleadings and other proceeding,, and
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for the same. Considerable sums have bon
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copies of proceedings, whilst those who do vr
very inadequately remunerated. •
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