The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

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PARIS, krt. 11. 791
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411 per Centa.,l933 1011 71 IN 10 101 33 104 0 IN 10
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Da. 4,1{32.... els ... Irk Marts m
nal.. Ezra:. 13.—Et. Oursais 1105; amines (right
bee). —; dldo (le beak), 310; Paris tend Orbaaakiklut
Fee wed lee; 37.373 ; Zama aad Havre, De 30;
I awl Ailame, Ole; btreami aad Bale, 313; Northers, 6.33 73;
1 PM. awl Wee= 713 71; Perla sad Lyons, 794 73; Lyons se
Mem. NO H ; mad Troyes, 110 ; One* 600 ;
M ipuid Pease Sift; Pads end tome, 113; Bordeaux
; eweraareal Orate, —; Orme Oink, 1,400;
*Wee et at lEstgriad any, 3130.
Brims, Sin. 11.—Voluntary Loan. 103; New
Four.and-a-Hal[ per Cents. (1830), 1043; ditto
(18.52), 1043. National Debt, 951. Commercial
Marine Society's Premium, Beni, Shares,
1071.
VIENNA, SEPT. 11.—Five per Cent. M6talliques,
941; New Loan (merles A), —; ditto (B), 112;
Bank Shares, 1,365. Exchange on London, 11.32.

MONDAY EVENING.
The mining share market has been inactive to-day,
very few sales being reported. Many of the leading
operators are still out of town.
The gold mining shares remain steady, but there
is no increase of movement.

St. John del ltey shares have improved to 28k;
but United Mexican were lower at 41 to in. Santi-
' egos remain Hat.
The non-official quotations as are follows :—Mel-
bourne, to ; Australian Cordillera, kto 7, prem.;
Connemara, Ito I prem.; Glenaulin, to 7, prem.;
Kenmare, I to 11 prem.
The Nouveau Monde Company have received
letters from Mr. Clement, their superintendent in
California, dated Mount Ophir, 23rd July, in which
he states that the miners ho took with him are en-
gaged in preparatory work at the mines, and the
artisans in sundry work at the reduction establish-
ment, much of the machinery in which is very defec-
tive. In his remarks upon an accompanying plan of
the Bear Valley, Mr. Clement states that gold has
been washed from every rivulet, and of tho highest
produce in California, and much remains that will
pay for carting to the works in future years. Gold
is to be seen in the backs of the lodes, and the WU.
ties of working are great. Mr. Clement considers
the site of the company's mill to be ono of the beet in
California.

The accounts received by the Imperial Brazilian
Association under date 27th July present a more
favourable aspect, and it would seem that the ex-
ploring operations to the measures devised by the
present direction have been further anticipated at
the mines—for it appears that only 18 heads em-
ployed on stuff extracted from the neighbourhood of
the old gold mines, at the 14 fathom level in Congo,
had produced for the month, bibs. Soz. 7dwts. ; and
12 heads, stamping stuff from the bed of the river,
had yielded 31bs. 7oz. The reports indicate two
' other points of considerable promise, concerning
which more interesting details may bo expected by
the next mail. This intelligence is accompanied by
a remittance of 401bs. of gold, valued 1,7001.