The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-10 00:00:00

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.

RATURDAT, .I*.N. 10, 1862.
TM Stets of tle Weather at seek of the Mewing phase at
Nine °Week yesterday morning. The statical are
arranged la seder et latienda.

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fire in time Sat pabliemisa yesterday; they therefore
indicate tii• state of the weather en Thursday warning at
tine o'clock.
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INQUEST ON TILE CHILDREN FOUND IN WHITE-
} llIARS.—Last evening Mr. Payne held an inquest upon
the bodice of the three children found dead in Pleydell-
street, and near Apotheenrieg Hall, on Tuerday and Wed-
newlay evening, u before reported. There being no evi-
dence a. to their origin, ver&ta of " found dead " were
returned.

MUNE Y MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoce.
In the English stock market to-day business has
not been by anT means extensive, and is calculated
to give rise to little fluctuation. Under the combined
Influence of a lees confident interpretation of the
accounts from France, and the continued uncertainty
as to the position of the ministry here, both which
considerations tend to discourage operators, prime
have been a shade weaker, and though the improved
closing rafts; of yesterday's market were for a moment
attained, the market has ruled during the greater
part of the day at a decline of 1.
Consols opened 97 to 4, both for cash and the lftth,
and, after touching 97; for account, have since re-
turned to the opening price. For tho next account,
of the 12th Feb., the quotation rules at 971 to }.
To-day's:official business list includes:—'three per
Cent. Consols, 971, 97; ditto for account, 97, 1.,
Three per Cent. Reduce, 971, I. Now Three-and-
a-Quarter per Conte, 98i, 99. Long Annuities,
1860, 7 1-16, 7 ; ditto 30 year/41660, 6 13-16. Bank
Stock, 2101.
Exchequer Bills are steadily supported, at their
improved rate of 395. to 625. prem., and India Bonds
at 695. to 721.40 rem.
The foreign stock market presents none of the
buoyancy
i lately observable, and the tendency is ge-
nerally n tho direction of a reaction. Mexi-
can Bonds have receded nearly 1 per cent. from
the highest point of yesterday's advance, the price of
' the Bonds having actually touched 301 yesterday
afternoon, and the last bargain marked to-day having
been done at 29). Spanish and Sardinian are also
lower, with less doing. • Actual sales are as follows:
Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 96.
Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 51. Belgian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., 94. Granada One-and-a-Half per
Cents., 161. Mexican, for account, 15th January,
30, „I, Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted,
1841, 34; ditto Four per Cents., 341, 34. Russian
Five per Cents., 1131; ditto Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 101; ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents.,
92, 1. Spanish Active Five per Cents. for account,
231., 7, 23 ; ditto Old Three per Cente., 42; ex div.
The committee of Mexican bondholders state they
have received advicee from Mr. Fulconnet, dated
Mexico, the 4th and 601 of December.
The government has abandoned the plan to raise funds
teethe payment of the January dividend by the issue of
cotton licenses, hut has applied to Congress for authority to
raise a loan of 2,500,000 dollars, of which 740,000 dollars are
to be applied to the payment of the January dividend.
The loan is to be secured by duties on articles now prohi-
bited, which prohibitions it is contemplated 4) abolish.
Tho President and his cabinet appeared to be sincerely
anxious that the dividend should be paid, and Mr. Falcon-
net thinks that this may, ha done at an early period by a
plan suggested by him, of the succe.s of which he entertains
sanguine expectations. tic calculates that the produce of
the revenue assigned for the payment of the interest on the
foreign debt, which is not yet remitted, and is likely to
accrue up to 31st December, will in cash and bills amount
to upwards of 840,000 dollen.
On several points pending connected with the arrears, as
well as on others, Mr. Falconnet was gradually coming to a
better understanding with the government, and sonic it was
agreed on to allow to stand over for a more opportune time.
Caravajal was trying again to rally his forces in the north,
but the government was now better prepared (or defence
there, and there was reason to believe that the United
States would adopt strong measures to prevent their citizens
from joining in the fray; and, that in case of necessity, they
would even direct their troops to cross the frontiers to lend
their aid in repulsing the attacks of the insurgents.
Colonel Facio has received 76,000 dollars from Vera
Cruz and Tampico towards the dividends,) and the com-
mittee has received 3,9.16 dots. 97 cents. on account of the
arrears.

From the Mexican agency wo have the following:
Colonel Facio begs to inform the holders of Mexican
Bonds that there has been received for account of dividends,
per steamer Thames—from Vera Cruz, 60,000 dole.; from
Tampico, 16,000 dole. ; from Mazatlan, per her Majesty's
ship Champion, 33,630 dole. 3k.
32, Great Winchester-street, Jan. 9, 1852.
At the meeting of the Commercial Bank, held this
day, a very satisfactory report was presented, and
the dividend declared was two per cent. for the half-
year.
The quotations of foreign exchanges rose consider-
ably yesterday, bills on all places being negotiated at
much higher rates, owing chiefly to the improved
prices for bills on London lately received from the
continental bourses, and partly to the absence of the
mails from different parts of the Continent. Under
such circumstances the submarine telegraph is an
invaluable auxiliary, and it is much to be regretted
that means have not yet been devised to make its
agency useful to the mercantile community at large.
The merchants now feel what a great boon the Daily
News and Times conferred on the commercial in-
terests by publishing during three months the con-
tinental exchanges of the preceding day.
Drafts on Paris were much offered to-day at 25.30
to 32t i ditto, three months, at 25.45 to 50. Am-
sterdam was hardly saleable and touched 12 florins,
as it was extremely difficult to negotiate at even a
fraction antler that rate. Hamburg was in better
damad,, sad little paper was in the market, yet the
=lLrese a trifle, closing 13.101 to t. Mills OR
likewise freely offered, and the rat* ad-
vanced, particularly for Leghorn, which ruled at
90.85 to 90, and Genoa at 25.60 to 6.5. Paper on
Spain and Portal made the sole exception, and was
mtat ed a shade in favour of sellers. Vienna and
were but little dealt in, no prices from
abroad being at hand, but the price shows a decided
advance, Vienna being quoted 12.6 to 8, and Trieste,
12.8 to 10. The prices negotiated were as follows:
Thom Pnoso negotiated.
From To
Fasaihsaa•
„
port abort Ili. MI. M tsar. ... lIKT.
" i Moistitilla. 19/mo, .. 121. OrOct..,
" 121. °Mr. 120., irtv.
/ Mimi them.loa.chL limes.lolra.
Fes 410 ~ Mt. elm ...1200. 'kr.
..„ Fri „ 111. 6Kr. ... 116. Orr.
TIIIIIO — „ 12a..kkr. ... Its. IMF.

25fr. 4201. ... Mfr. 470.
Ghent .. 23er. 420. ... 2Str. 470.
n 21k. 4244. ... 23k. 47111.
•• ±4le. ... YS fr. Si 4.

Delo ........... „ 3 liTaitisiiir: iie: ... 33h. iei.
Havre ...... re .. 332 e. 43e. ... 236. We.
Ikedanst....„..„. ..... . „ „ 231 r. 45e. ... Ufr. NI&
=wiz
........„
„„ , „ „ 23fr. 454. ... 9312. 309.
Geese
7 7. gl1;: ebre. ...
:reit
Leghorn
tf=. par mieest „ 40; poses ... eh pew
R m
112
oo „ 119 pews .. 119/peeee
Ipease . 190 wee
YAM pee trailer „ 412 peace ..... piece
Cadla ,, , 49
=S w wee ... 49 mepeas
er SO 49 peace . 4 mime
pease ... 49 me
WytU.„ „ 49 pees ... 4 pease
tlerceices „ 49 pees" ... 4 penee
1111'eo
Ileboe per mem „ 6.1 pence .. S 2 pease
Oporto „ „ 32 pence „ pre
fit. Pelerdeue ... per ruble „ 33 Deere 3., peen
The amount of the position of the Bank of Ens-
land for the week ending Saturday, tho 3rd of Ja-
nuary is as follows :
BANK Or 11101.11.14 D.—areeelt
Nato Weed
f 30,991,460 '

Fe for the west Mir Jr. 3. 115.1.
P• ST% MIT
Gorentrorst 1,04 £4l.Ol:JiO
Other rifieerltlae 1.1044.9,0
Gold Coln nod Kato 111.110.076
fells.* liolana

g 10.90.1. 4s)
Erajelsisre 06001
33644"
liavn usu.;
.4
at4sesi
Debt,r4l, Tv. 41111 LI &WAS
-4•1.!ls;•0141i; .146 11;317ii

• 00.992,4:0
.I...roment Koduriti••
(16613.1. Dea.l Wztxt
Awinityi g13.2911 011
inhrScomitla• . 12.214.?12
Nogap ...... . . 11.701.80
liold aryl Mime Oo BO.Olll

4:3
7.778.146 1 07.77.046
Jan $l, Mil M. 11•11ATIM.L. Chid Caahl w .
Compared with those for the week preceding these
returns exhibit the following changes:
Circulation issue
Circulation active 19,284,690 Increase 604,060
Public deposits 9,117,516 Decrease . 172,030
Other deposits
Government securities in

banking department 13,293,972 Decreme 966
Other acclivities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both

departments
Sevrn day and other bills 1,241,618 Ineream 191,384
The Rest
The Reserve
The stock of bullion has resumed its upward move-
ment, and the considerable increase shown above is,
the more worthy of attention from its occurring at
this period of the financial quarter, just anterior to

[THREEPENCE,

the commencement of the dividend payments, and
whilst large disbursements were being made by the
Bank on treasury account for salaries, the civil list,
&c. In the corresponding week of 1651, a decrease
' of 133,6631. was shown. In the same week of
ISA, the increase was only 4,317/., and in 1819 the
increase amounted to 70,1:13/. This return is of
additional interest, front its showing the effect of tho
reduction of the Bank's minimum rate of discount,
which in the week embraced was lowered to 2; per
rent. Although the new arrangement could have
been in operation little more than two days, the
measure has sensibly affected the head of "other" or
private securities, which presents an increase of
467,4171. The unemployed mauls of coin and notes
'has at the same time been reduced to 12,272,951/.
According to the official returns published is the
Gazvtie of lust Tuesday, the total note circulation of
1411 the private banks of England and Wales, during
the week ending the 27th of December last, sas
3,4391461.; in the week preceding, the amount was
3,3.52,1,511. There is consequently an increase of
87,393/.

The note cireulat Mn of the joint-stock banks during
the same week was 2,6411,51:1(.; and the previous
week's return being 2,673,239!., the decrease is shown
to be 11,726 t.
. .

On taking into consideration the active circulation
of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques-
tion was 18,719,9301. (being 43,7351. more than the
week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula-
tion of England and Wales to be 21,r420,0r01., which
shows on balance an increase of 119,101‘. as com-
pared with the returns for the previous week ending
the 20th of Irecember. •

As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were
1,2;00,3201., and the joint-stock hanks 718,171/. below
the amount authorised to be issued, making a total
of 2,007,003/. below the fixed amount.

ILSOLISII 11:N I:l2l.—Ts ge Dar.
Ilant 11t.rt. :111 Long I.l‘u va.. that
I•:'711 1n.1.a St•-ct...bnit
3 per Ct. U 7 g 0.. 724.
INtto for .t0...t .1.7 Ezelivtuts lowi. GIL
31 ter Ct. C 0...,.. voi j
FOREIO
p/ir Ct. 11411,:tan. 92 4
S pot Ct. Itr.ai,xo. PI 6
Nor. 936
6 lam Ct. Nous°. trrnt. 4913
6 par Ct. Cholan. 99 161
3 par 471. 41.c0a.
3 tom i.c. 10‘1311111.11. 71 478
II Wet. 11.31,4. ri •
4 per IX hutch. 601 V%
Itiotki. 3S
we Ortauda. 14 13

1 FUNII/4.
3 pm CL 51ellemn, 2.2
5 per it. 91 2
1/.to be;ern.h.!, 444
5 ster , VO 3
6 Pt. et. 11.1.4 aw. 112 13
411.8* it. 11.4..14 3
5 rue ,'L •Itutish. Actare,
3 per Ct. Slosaph. 6113+
Paaave.
21 per et. Werwsuels, 38 7
Du. 11tArre.l, 12 LI
At, 312 to 24.

Wrii-alea 1 Fri

IN EXCILANGEf3.