The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-27 00:00:00


• MONEY ild.Rlll2".
—Tviumnimay Evening.
The market for the hams government securities
was a shads weaker toter hate alight feeling of
=llleitunable at ame peeled et the lay =seed
111,48 me et Insinsmomml pdess hit off ;ayes-
NNW, range. (ken de we= ssid at 991 for money,
bakdord lif to I tothifsecadi and the 9th of June.
The banned.= we,. ipso e quiet male, but in-
ure ermathes havensient ha dm Three per Cent.
liodused at W en msesestelf the Nadomel Debt Com-
missioners, The rail badness report is as fol-
lows: Three per Oast. Oensolothhoren:awy, 991, 1,
b
1, ditto for aceonst, 99f, Three per Cent.
Reduced, 981, 99, 1. New and-a-Quarter
per Ceuta, 101, 4. Long Annuities 1860, 6 13-18,
1. Bank Stock, 220, 221. India Stock, 272.
The unfunded esourities are still advancing. Ex-
chequer Bills ci the Mush =se closed 2s. higher at
74e. to 77e. prem., and the June bills were dealt in
ei the impreved figure of 675. to 695. prem. In
1181411 WWI/ there was me business.
L the brigs hems way little business was done
beyond that connected with the settlement of the
aceonat. widish promisee to be effected quietly, as the
transoodom have not been heavy, and tho rates for
mosey sesemeedation ere low. Mexican Bonds
• • • haw lower, but rallied towards the
• iv the bends fassauto• the
old (?01 debt have temporarily ceased, par-
ties interested bong engaged in anxiously watching
the in from that quarter, which affords
Ikon endwise of the ferment produced by General
Ineeril Eressaareapeditioa. Allusion has been mail
to the impressies that cos object of the ex-Presidese
Is the re-establishment el a monarchical system of
c= th esest in those republics. It is well known by,
event that the means for fitting out dm'
Itheeder expedition which was seized in the Themes''
some few years back were supplied by Queen Chris.
tins of Spain, with a view to placing some of her.
family in authority in Columbia; and inquiries see
stimulated as to the source from which Floor has
been enabled to equip so larp a force as 3,000 men.
Pekoes of other stacks are unchanged, as will be seen
from the subjoined list of the day's bargains :
Buenos Ayrean Six per Cents., 73 ; Chili= Six
per Cents., 104; ditto, Three per Cents., 69. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61/, 1. Ecuador Bonds,
toFrench Three per Cent. Renter, 70f. 25c. (Es-
te, 2SL 60o.) Mexican Old Bonds, 31/, a, t,
4; ditto, New Three per Cents., 241, 1, 25.
Sardinian Five per Cents., 961. Spanith Old
Three per Cents., 471; ditto, New Ddeired Three
per Cents., 20); ditto, Committee's CertiL, 24, 21
per oat.
Canada Six per Cent. Bonds have risen that;
City Navigation Three-and-a-Half per Cent.
are worth W.
There is still not the slightest disposition to touch
the Austrian loan observable in the Stook Exchange
We ham heard of sales being offered at 1 die., but
no pries bas been made.
Shares in the new Crystal Palace Company were
ite-day quoted in the Stook Exchange at the reduced
prourim of / to;.
The imports of Australian gold continue. The
Sarah Ann wee to--duii reported off the coast with
14.000 =mem from , worth about 60,0001.
• The deem by this opportunity extend only to the
slaldemo and are essmigasatly not so late is those
lailisilt6oll laillilleardbrr the
ill.
ehipments of specie to poi-
theinipli mad Is meet the pearly increased requtre-
=Wed ewe anthem oeionise, are still being carried
on, then& upon a rather reduced scale. The various
ilimie now clearing oat Ihr Australia in many cases
ter erg small parade of specie. The Roxburgh
Gasdb has just taken her departure from the Thames
with 26,0001 in min.
The shareholders of the Data-Rhenish Railway
Etind..2..pan will barn with satisfaction that the law
mediae 1,1 and 12 of the most with
thepmenesest, relative to poo-
ithirtaid Me the only in carrying out line,
was ommthiondy d by the Second Chambers
on the 14th. The question is expected to owns on
for dimmssion halos the First Chamber by the 286
of Jane.
This being " continuadon day" in the railway
there vezket, the arrangements for the settling were
hi papal. The account is not a heavy one, but
aM its adjunment occupies a fair share of attention.
The rates al sontango demanded for carrying over
to the nest amount are generally light, compared
with these that ruled last time. The rates current
atlas:red of the day were se follows :
mod North Western, 1 to 1 continuation.
Lambs and South Western, 1 to 3-16 continua-
tion pm alma
GYM Waters, 1 to 1 continuation.
lonesake and Yorkshire, 4 to 3-16 continuation.
llidhmd. 4 to; continuation.
%Mk Eastern, 1-32 to 342 continuation.
Oslidartiene, 142 to 1.16 continuation.
Orme Nerthsraa were borrowers.
The saw ger mat per annum shown in them
I " contimatism, may be calculated as follows:
Peet. perm.
Lesion =I North Westerns
Leis end Meath Weston.
makfore no
and Yorkshires
Mime • 4 to tk
Bona Remores -• to 11
Clialasises 4 to 8
The meson of the lightness of these rates is found
,in the anxiety to close their accounts, shown by the
blilli speculative buyers, that is to say, by those who
ham carried over their purchases from account to
servant, and who find that in a stationary or falling
market the continual payment of high °omissions
as& heavy contingencies, is anything but profitable.
The sow accounts opened during the last fortnight
have been few and unimportant. Whore there
be. teem any buying, it Ism been cm specu-
bliss I bat the isles are greatly in exoe at other
barPles, and though °outdating chiefly of spesalative
ea•grise also a few borer fele realimations
Ilairal4e•lmantk The limited male upon which
insimbehsras have been dealt in has rendered the
geldnemellt of the account in that market roc= than
seaally easy, and the rates for money are on-
mgmently moderate.
~The mon presented at the meeting of the pro-
"misters et the National Bant of Ireland to-day is not
esl7 interoedM from the account of the bank opera-
tions therein oeds4batisabio of value as affording
a view of the position of the sister island, to which
attention is at present so earnestly directed. The
Wreck= nab, that although emigration has not only
eantinned =abided, but has even increased
among the better dames of the community, and not-
wartig that a much greater employment for
ar.ital has been created from various causes, yet the
amount at circulation and deposits remains nearly the
same as at the end of 1860, and they refer with satis-
faction to the fact that the accommodation Minded
by the Bank to the public; hes been materially in-
creased, as indicated by the amount of bills dis-
counted. At the lame time, tho institution has ex-
perienced no lees from the late disastrous failures in
the south of Ireland. Tbo result of the year's opera-
doom has proved beneficial to the proprietors, and
the directors consider themselves justified in infer-
ring, from the increased accommodation required for
the legitimate business of the country, that the dia-
ltress so long felt is at length passing off. Tho net
profits for the year 1851 were stated at 21,2831., and
atter payment of the usual dividends the amount at
credit of the reserve fund at the end of December
last stood at 3,0351. The statement of assets and
liabilities submitted to the meeting is as follows:
Asses.
Government stock, exchequer bills, cash
on hand, and at bankers £667,976 6 11
Bills discounted, loans, and advances on
surreal account
Doubtful debts, to Dre. 31, 1860, against
which a sum of 6,3861. Its. 4d. is held
u a fund per contra
Bask)remisee—Loedos, Dentin, and
bhes 28.667 19 10

£2,308,433 6 2