The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-10 00:00:00

The unfunded securities remain perfectly un-
changed. Exchequer Bills of the March issue are
quiet at 765. to 795. prem.; and the June bills at
695. to 725. prem. India Bonds meet with no in-
qu►rl. - -

The foreign stock market was quiet; bet firm.
The dividend stocks. especially Russian, Danish,
Brazilian, and Chilian, are remarkably well sup-
ported, and will probably see higher values. Mexi-
can New Bonds w. re quoted in the morning at the
improved range of 261 to 27, and closed 26i to'. A
good deal of Impatience is felt by the bondholders to
learn tho news by the packet, which is now several
days overdue, and ranch dissatisfaction is expressed
at her tardiness, as it was thought that greater
punctuality would have been insured by the new
arrangements of the Royal Mail Steam Company.
This arrival will be of peculiar interest, as the bond-
holders will, or at least ought to receive explicit intelli-
gence from Mr. Falconnet as to the state of their affairs.
The question in which they are interested resolves
itself mainly into the amount of dollars that have
accrued from the portion of the Customs' revenue
assigned to them, extending from the Ist of January
last to the present time. Mr. Falconnet will have
bad ample time to have acquired definite information
on this Important point, and we hear the bondholders
express a hope that the committee will put forth an
intelligible statement, as it is clear that great ignor-
ance prevails relative to the position of the creditors
in this respect. It is also expected that the Nlessrs.
Baring will, immediately on the arrival of
the packet, make a communication to the committee
as to the amount of dollars they may have received
in discharge of their advance for the payment of the
last dividend. To-day's list of actual transactions is
as follows.—Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds,
821 (exchange fixed at 10 f 6 per pound). Belgian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981. Brazilian Old Five
per Cents., 1011; ditto Small, 1011. Chilian Six
per Cents., 107. Danish Five per Cents., 107. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 ox div. ; ditto Four
per Cent. Cettifx, 981, 4. Mexican New Three per
Cents., 261, 4, 4. Peruvian Actives, lob Porte-
rivs° Converted Four per Cents., 38,., Russian
Fie per Cents. 1181; ditto Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 103, 1, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents.,
941. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 49. Venezuelan
Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 441, 45.

A rather remarkable feature of to-day's market
was the development of a decided upward movement
in railway stocks, subsequent to the official close of
the market. Several influential buyers made their
appearance, and prices left off at a general improve-
ment. At four o'clock Midland Stock was quoted
76; to 77; London and North Western, 131} to 132;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 8.51 to 66. Great West-
ern Stock left off at 100 to I, and was repeatedly
done at 1004. There hi every prospect of this market
going yet higher, as the jobber. are believed to be
very rho t of stock, and the " bears" will find them-
selves caught.
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Hamburg letter* mako reference to a project for a
railway from the lake of Constince to Zurich, ..ts attract-
ing accrtain degree of attention in that market. The
prospectus is dated St. Gall, the 11th June, and the
shares are of MO new francs each.

A company has just been formed, under the title
of the "Australasian Emigrants' Monetary Aid So-
ciety," which proposes to afford emigrants assistance
of a more material character than they have hitherto
been enabled to obtain from any of the asso-
ciations established for this purpose. The fea-
ture appears to consist in the company ad-
vancing the whole of the passage money,
and allowing emigrants of all classes from
one to two years for repayment of the principal and
interest by instalments, to their colonial agents, the
company taking the guarantee of approved personal
or other securities in Great Britain. It is stipulated,
however, that the emigrant must pay the company
a premium at the rate of one-fourth upon the passage
money before leaving. All the emigrants will be -re-
quired to have letters of recommendation from re-
spectable parties, and the company then proposes, by
means of its agents in the colony, to afford them
every available assistance in their endeavours to ob-
tain employment.
The market for foreign exchanges to-day exhibited
further symptoms of a rising tendency, owing to a
preponderance of drawers and a limited demand for
bills. Short Paris was done at 23.33 to 371; ditto
three months, at 23.33 to 573. Amsterdam could
not be negotiated below 12.1 i, nor Frankfort under
121. Hamburg ruled at 13.9; to Int. As regards
Italian paper, Genoa was in better demand at 2:5.33.
Messina was also inquired foe at 1241 to 125. Spa-
nish paper was dull, and negotiations were effected
in favour of buyers. Vienna was in demand at
12f1.2, but as drawers insisted on lower rates,
scarcely any transactions took place. The prices
negotiated were as follows :

Time. Proms negotiated.
Prom To
Amsterdam pert Short 121. 0 sty... 121. ...
„ „„,„33luathal211. 1 K.. .. 1111. 1 at..
Ito

I!stardom - . ..... .. ___. .„
12S. 11 Av. 12. 11 to.
imaidaf I sad Moat ~ „ 13„„*. Si -chi. :3rooo. 104 tch.
Pladiadaeadhe-tdalite per 410 „ 12 11. Okt. .. 121411. Okr
Vaasa pert ~ 1211. O.t.r. . 1.11. hr.
Tame 9. .• 12IL 2kr. . 1211. her.
2511% 55e. ... 251 r. 600.
law&
Oidat Mfr. sk. ... I.sfr. be.
P.O. Short 25fr. 21e. , 231.224 c.
SON - - :: :: 2 !loathe/Arr. 3k. 251 r. 3240.
Uwe
Idadderia .. a
It If 23fr. 5.c. .. 251 r. ooc..
=llBl lsle. 53c. . 251 r. 60e.
9. 9.
25(r. Sle. .. 251 r. Glc.
0111101
1131 r. 53e. .. 2.51 r. 60c.
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Litbora ..... „, „, „ 391 r. One. .„ 391 r. 65c.
Viable 2olr. 4191. ... 1101 r. Cc
peri.uest „ „ 41 peace .. 414 peace
=1..... per ounce „ 124 pesee ... Ilia trod
Manias
lisilrld per Seim ~ 491 pais ... 41 pence
Cads „ „ 49, pope .. 41 ;fsc?
=t ar. ff iff 49, pre .„491 pence
„ „ 494 pro ... 491 *nee
Beadle .....-
Maoism „ „ 49 pew ... 41 pence
Bilhos .. , 49 , -4,"
52

owe ... I.enc
Lio.bon ler .18:311,13 pew .. peltee
Oporto
IN. „„ 53 Imo 33! vomentereberg pee ruble 37, mace .. 37; pence

There is no change in the bullion market, and
scarcely any business doing, the supplies by the
West Indian and Mexican mail steamer not having
yet come in.

The price of gold yesterday at Paris was about .1
per milk prem. (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng-
lish mint price of 3/. 17s. 10id. per oz. for standard
gold, gives an exchange of 23.271; and the ex-
change at Paris on London at short being 25.35, it
follows that gold is about 0.297 per cent. dearer in
London than in Paris.

By to-day's advices the price of gold at Hamburg
is 428 per mare, which, at tho English mint price of
31. 17s. 10 !d. per ounce for standard gold, glees an
exchange of 13.8!; and the exchange at Hamburg
on London at short being 13.7, it follows that got
is 0.232 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg.
According to the last accounts, the course of ex-