The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

The transactions at the New York Stock Exchange were
to a fair extent, without any material alteration in prices.
The money market was without alteration. Foreign exchange
was firm, with but moderate sales. Bills on London, 114 to
1101 ; Feria, 5 124 to 5.15; Amsterdam, 401t041 ; Hamburg,
314 to 364 ; Frankfort,lol to 41 ; and Bremen, 79 to 791. The
sales of tutu's' tor the two days amount to 4,000 bales,
at very firm prices. There wm an active demand for
fresh ground flour, and late rates WM readily obtained
od sound wheat fur shipment was extremely scarce, and
high prices could be obtained for good parcels. The market
was osier racked with unsound wheat, which could not be
disposed of without submitting to a reduction in price. In.
don corn not much inquired fur. 100 tons Scotch pig iron
bad Chang. el hands at 21 dole. Provisions dull, and un-
altered. Freights to London tobacc3, 22,. 6d. to 2.5 e. per
; !lour, Is. 81. per barrel ; turpentine, 2a. per 280Ibs. ;
tnassurement goods, 20.. to 30s. per LOG.
BAN F/LANCtI,CO %MILE?. JOLT 15.—Baines has pro-
aped. dratislactorily tr,day, with a fair demand for the country
add coast trade. We perceive no change in prices nor any ex-
ams of goods. Stocks:—Bate Three per Cents., 51 diac•asat
Brom principal and interest ; ditto, Seven per Cents., re-
asonable is 1870, 81 ; ditto, Seven per Cents., redeemable
185.5 and 1861, 524; ditto, Twelve per Cent. War Bonds
Odd issue, 81; ditto, Seven per Cents. (new issue), 58 to
10 ; ditto, War Warrants, sk. to 66c. ; ditto, Civil Fund
Warrants, 78; ditto, Land Warrants, 80; City Tea par
Cont. Bonds, 87e. ; ditto, Three per Cent. Scrip, 15 IS 99
per cent. discount from par and interest; ditto, Camp.
troller's Warrants, 6 to 10 per cent. discount; County
&sip (old), 67e. ; ditto (new), 80c. ; ditto, Seven per Cent.
Bonds, payable 1862, 724; Ceniral 'Wharf, 100 dol. sham,
95; Pantie W barl, 100 dol. shares, dividend off., 80 dole.,
Broadway Wharf, 100 dal. shares, 05 dole. ; Sacramento
City Bonds, 00 ; July coupons of

MlDDl.tuti REGIsTRATION.—The revising bar-
sisters Inc >loddlesea have just appointed the following days
for the purpose of revising the list of persona qualified to
vote for catuihiot of parliament ,—Friday, Sept. 17, at
11 a.m., at the CISCO Inn, Brantford, for Acton, Brent-
ford, Oreenford, Mennen, Heaton, laleworth,
Mortholt, Ferriesle, and Twickenham. Saturday, Sept.
Is, at II a.m., at the Black Dog, Bedfont, for the various
perishes and places within the polling district of Bed.
font. Monday, Sept. 20, at 10 a.m., at the Baises Hotel,
Bouvcrie greet, Fleet , for the venous Perishes
within the City of London. Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 10 sta.,
at the Lard Justices' Court,Westeninster-ball, for Lincoln's-
ilia, and the parishes and places within the city of West-
minster. Wednesday, Sept. 22,5 t 10 a.m., at the Belvedere
, Penton•street, Islington, for the parishes and
place., within the district unsigned to poll at the booth
Eing's.eno., or within half a mile thereof. Thursday'
Sept. 23, at 10 a.m., at the :4i.w Globe Tavern, Mile-end
road, for the several perishes and places within the Mile-
teed polling distrieL Friday, Sept. 24, at 10 s.ra., at the
Green Man Tavern, Bethnal-preen, for the parishes and
dietritts of Christ I. birch, Hackney, Shorediteh, Bethnal- ,
'me, Norton Folgate, and the old Artillery-ground.
Saturday, Sept. 2d, at 11 a.m., at the White Home, abridge,
for the perishes and districts of Cowley. Hayes Ilarefield,
Ickenham Norwood, Uxbridge, and
West Drayton. Monday, Sept. 2. at the Albion 1411,1
llama...mitts, at 10 a.m., for the parishes and districts of
Chiswick, I albino, Chelsea, Hammersmith, and Kensing-
ton. Tuesday, Sept. 2S, at the Chandos Arms, Edgware,
at 1 a.m., bre the parishes and distritte of Edgware,
Finchley, Great Steno...re, Harrow, Benda'. Kingsbury,
Little Stanmore, and Pinner. Wednesday, Sept. at
11 a.m., at the King's Arms Tavern, Enfield, for the
pari•kel ns.l district of Edmonton, Enfield, Friona Barnet,
Barth'', south Mimms, and Tottenham. Thursday, Sept.
30, at Ist a.m . at lack Straw's Castle, for the parishes of
limpid. Hornsey, and Willesden.
A IDortinsDun MtiNKLtY. Yesterday morning
about nape o'clock, the inhabitants of King's Cross were
much al rmed at the appearance of a large monkey of the
toshoon its, amusing himself by running along the tops
of the Louse. .a York-road and Caledonia street, endeavour.,
ing w ni.ike an entrance at several of the windows without ,
effect. But titer being pursued for nearly two hoses by
several men over the roofs of various houses, he, unfortu-
nately, mode an entrance in at the back bedroom window
oceutind 4y Mr. and Mrs. Frinsham, when he immediately
mad. a 5 lociout attack upon a fine boy four years of age,
lees rating his arm and thigh. Mrs. Frans/tam, who was in
the neat room, went to his assistance, when the monkey
N.J.: hi. I, it from the window, and was ultimately secured
N a stable sand immeniately destroyed. Mr. Popham, sur-
geon, of C. lcdoniaquail, promptly attended upon the child.
The moil 7 bolong..d to Messrs. Hood and Co., feather
laan.l.o York•road.
LOSilar.• BLURS' AND COLERAINE /I tILWAT.—The
wets on •- is railway are rapidly progressing. The cm-
Pen, hail.- r got poaeession of the ground Irum Downhill
to , another opening is about to be commenced at
Coleraine, 'shish will shortly meet the works at Downhill,
sad the au,:- sine, Derry to Coleraine, is expected
to be opened early is the sprM,,,7-'-DerrY Stan:lord.