The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

upward including
Granadan, Venezuelan, Siidinian,-Peruvian,
Mcu-
can, and Spanish. It is rather surprising that tho
intelligence of the growth of hostile feelings
.between
several of the Spanish American states, arising out
of the expedition of General Flores, should be the
signal for an improvement in the value of them
bonds, as parties best acquainted with the position of
affairs in those countries prognosticate the recur-
rence of a season of agitation that cannot fail to
have a most injurious effect on all the states involved.
Although the report of New Granada having de-
clared war against Peru for the assistance
presumed to have been rendered to Flores by that
state is not officially confirmed, yet it is confidently
stated that a loan of 2,000,000 dole. is to be raised by
the new Oranadan government, by force or other-
wise, with a view to increasing and equipping the
army, and co-operating with the government of the
Ecuador in repelling the invasion. The President et
New Granada, in his message to the Chamber, ex-
pressly alludes to Peru as having abetted Flores in
his expedition, and demands authority to confiscate
the property of all foreigners or others residing in
New Granada who may be adjudged guilty of aiding
in the movement. As the President states his con-
viction that the object of General Flores is the re-
establishment of a monarchical government on the
South Pacific coast, under the Spanish rule, it
can scarcely be regarded as surprising that he
should make common cause with the state upon
which the General is preparing to make a descent.
To-day's sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian
Old Five per Cents., 100. Chilian Six per Cents.,
105. Dutch Two-ancl-a-Half per Cents., 62, k;
ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 93. French Four-
and-a-Half per Cent. Routes, 99f. 25e. (exchange,
25f. 50c.) Granada Deferred Bonds, 91. Mexican
Old Bonds, 311; ditto, New Three per Cents ,
251 25, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1023, 103 • ditto,
Deferred Three per Cents., 631, 63, 64. Sardinian
Five per Cents., 97, 961, a, 971. Spanish Pas-
sive Bonds, 53 ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 473,
' t,r ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211,
, 21, A; ditto, Committee's Certif., 3 per cent.
eneznelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 393, 1.
The continental letters received to-day confirm the
report of the failure of Messrs. Emanuel and Son, of
Hamburg. The amount of liabilities is stated at a
million and a half of marks bent*, or about 120,0001.,
but the loss will, it is expected, fall chiefly on foreign
• places, more especially on Vienna, Berlin, and Frank-
fort. The business of the firm was formerly in the
colonial produce trade, but the failure is stated to be
' mainly owing to extensive speculations in foreign
' bonds and railway shares.
The rumours from Vienna, to the effect that a second
loan of three millions sterling was in course of nego-
tiation in the London market, gave rise to some dis-
cussion this afternoon. In many quarters the loan
just taken by the Rothschild' was understood
to be referred to. This, however, is not ex-
actly .the case, as we understand that M. Bren-
tano, the Austrian commissioner, was actually
instructed to endeavour to effect the negotiation of
the other three millions here. With the small encou-
ragement afforded to the issue of a larger loan, and in
the fear lest the whole project might be thus de-
hated, it appears that the imperial commissioner has
mattented himself with attempting to obtain two mil-
-1 boos and a quarter in this market, leaving the other
million and a quarter to be raised at Frankfort end
other continental bourses, as may be found most prate-
ticable by the great monetary supporters of the .Ami-
trian government.
We learn from Holland that the agreement be-
tween thegovernmcnt and the Dutch Rheehileilway
Company, which has already received the sanction
of the 2nd Chamber, was unanimously agreed to by
the Ist Chamber on Friday last.
The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent.
per annum yielded by the various English securities
cited at the a of the prices now ruling.
Where the asterisk') is prefixed, it is to be under-
stood that the share rate of interest is less the income
tax. It will be sees that in every ease we take the
rate of Interest declared for the last half-year as the
basis of our salculatiee. To render the results
strictly accurate, the proportion of interest which
may have accrued since last dividend period, should
in each ease be taken into amount.

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The imports of bullion and specie this week have
been large, comprising 1,240,617 dole. by the West
India steamer Parana, of which 690,289 dols. were
in silver and 637,933 dole. in gold; 4601. from Gib-
raltar and Oporto by the Jupiter; 75,000 dole. by the
Baltie from New York ; 27,000 ounces of Australian
I Eilrdtly the Himalaya, besides 14,000 ounces by the
Ann, and 6 packages of gold dust by the
IStirlingshire, all from our southern colonies. The
total value of these imports may be stated at about
420,0001.
The exports, on the contrary, have been smaller
than alma/ The account of the shipments of the
metals direct from the port of London
=l7lllthe
week ending Thursday last is as follows :
Gold coin: to Hamburg, 600 oz. Silver coin : to Bou-
logne, 8,300 oz.; to Belgium, 42,000 oz. Silver
ban: to Rotterdam, 336 oz.; to Bombay, 971 os.
This gives a total of 500 oz. of gold and 61,607 oz. of
silver, of the aggregate value of only about 13,8001.
The exports further include, according to our re-
turns, 25,000 F. in gold coin by the Roxburgh Castle
from the Thames, and 15,018/. by the Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamer Iberia for Gibraltar.
The total exports from the kingdom are thus raised

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