The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-28 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 311.

TIM value of money is fully maintained, not-
withstaDaing the relief expected from the ex-
cel/ent and abundant harvest, which is now nearly
garaered. The demand for discount has hese
animated, and the terms current in the geberat
market stand nearer to the Bank rate than they
did last week. The drain of gold to the agrlcel-
tureldiatricts, from which during the greater part
of the yam surplus money is seat to the usetrepolie,
has Ike harvest been greater than umiak all the
greater for the &bandanas. Its return, although
it mast be gradual, is nue. In the meantime, the
certainty that the gold which we should have been
obliged to send abroad to buy corn in case of a defi-
cient harvest will now be retained at home for other
purposes, inspires confidence without at present
giving aid in any more material form. With
the approach of the end of the quarter, and
the payment of the October dividends, an increase
of eats may be expected. The repayment on the
Bth of October of the India Four per Cent. Doha-
tures, to the amount of upwards of 3,000,00 CL,
will tend to produce the same effect. It is quite
true, se we have remarked on a former oseesion,
that this money is already in the market ; it is
there. however, under restrictions as to its use,
frees which it will be exempt when it is transferred
from the hands of the Council of India, who at I
present can only employ it for short loans, to
those of the general public. On every hand
there ias fair prospect of increasing ease after the
middle of October and during the oedema =Oath
The extent to which those whose judgment regu-
lable the market price of money participate is that
opinion may be inferred from the relatively
easier rates demanded for long than for short
&tad Parer.

Notwithstending the check given to speculation
during the peat week by the new and more
cloudy aspect of the Polish difficulty, the rabies of
stooks and shares, particularly those of bank; have
been well maintained at nearly the rodeo attained
in the advance of the preceding six weeks, and even
within the last few days prices have in some is
stances improved. However mach speculation may
have mingled with the causes of the recent move-
ment, it is plain that only the extensive participa-
tion and continued confidence of that portion
of the public which makes bead fide invest-
ments could have sustained values at their
recent appreciation. It has been suggested that
the high premiums on bank shame affords an
indication of the direction of the further en-
terprise to be expected as the market begonias
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favomable for its renewal It may be doubted, bow-
ever, whether, after the extraordinary creations of
the two last years, any further speculation of this
kind would be well received, unites reoommended
by features of peculiar merit. The opinion is be-
coming general that we have enough banks both
at home sad iu the colonies for years to come.
Attection is, however, being prudishly turned to
the Continent, where important States, as Austria,
for iostance, with vast resources requiring develop-
ment, are destitute of the facilities afforded by
good popular banking institutions.

The sensitiveness of •,he market to political
rumour has been most shown this week, as was tb
have been expected, in those departments of epee,-
lation in which our own Stock Exchange and the
French Lours') alike participate. There has
lately been almost a rage for foreign securities,
and in particular for securities paying no interest
—Mexican and Greek Bonds and Spanish
Passive. The speculation in the two last
named stocskt can be described as little bettor than
gambling. Their chief fascination appears to
be due to the fact that no real data exist for esti-
mating their future prohatde vatw. The eon-
jecture that prosperous Spain will soon feel
disposed to include a reputation for honesty
aims, the becoming luxuries of her improved
petition in the one case, and the fact that
" something" must soon be does at Athens in the
other, are accepted as sufficient foundation for
trafficking to fabulous amounts. Transactions in

Mexican stock have • somewhat surer basis,
It is known that purchases are made in Paris
by persons forming the e•fourage of the
Emerson. It is moreover known that • loan
en account of Mexico is impending, and can-
not be delayed. Whether the Archduke Maxi-
musks shall accept or decline the Mexican crown,
• Government capable of contracting a loan in the
name of that State is • necessity, and will cer-
tainly be instituted. The money of France
has been expended, and must be replaced ; for
which purpose a loan, to bo concluded before the
meeting of the Corps Legialatif, is the only prac-
ticable expedient. And as the amount required
is so great that it can only be raised with the
cooperation of this market, English Bondholders
have, perhaps, fair grounds for expecting that the
project will include some arrangement acceptable
to them. Some misunderstanding, however, ap-
pears to prevail, judging from the letters of cor-
respondent., as to the priority of British claims on
the new Mexican Government. It is well known
that our own Government has consistently declined
to act as bailiff in the collection of mere debts ;
and in its demands upon President Jranzz and
his predecessors it has placed in the foreground
claims for the redress of wrongs of a more flagrant
character than default of payment. It may be
added that the loan, from its magnitude and the
political interests it may affect, must be considered
on its appearance from other than the Bondholders'
point of view.
At present these securities and, more or less, all
foreign stocks are prejudiced by the reported un-
easiness of the Emperor of the Feancif under
the souffiet diplomatique he has just received
from St. Petersburg. As far as the judgment
of the investing public here is concerned, these
reports would have but little effect. It is believed
here, as it is in Paris, by the most responsible class
of operators, that however great the provocation,
the EMPEROR cannot and will not go to war
with Ramie single-handed. And nothing is
more certain than that he will have neither Eng-
land nor Austria for an ally in a European war.
The resolution of the British Government on this
subject has been deliberately formed and more
than once solemnly announced, and it is sustained
by the almost unanimous opinion et the nation,
which would, if necessary, even rather sacrifice a
popular minister than be again forced into • vast
joint-stock military adventure. The union of
people and Government assures the maintenance
of pesos. And with peace and money in abun-
dance a great development of enterprise is ine-
vitable.

'Ube Court.

BALMORAL, Bar.
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The Queen, accompanied by the Princess LOVID
of as.., esti Primer lisetries, sad attended by &roam
Bohm*, awe to t►e Lies a kaiak.
Prime sad Priem. Loots et HMS and at Absrgehlie
Castle, atesedaa by their suite.

- .
R'hs Right Hon. William Gladstone, Chancellor of the
Eselsegase, has semeeded Fart Rosen in atesailame • km
Rajaay.

Barr. IS.

The Queen, accompanied by the Primus of Wales, Prin-
ors Helena, and Princess Louis*, drove to Loth Water
yesterday ofterneon.
Prism and Prins Louis of Hew, Prism Alfred, and
Prince Arthur, attended by &roams Sobenalt, drove to
loch Belli, and rode beat.
Prism Allred dined at Aborpsidie Castle.

Despateire were bK4Ollli es daterday at the
ease hear the gcnereen el tin Cape 'Weed Hope, Nenti.
and St. Helm, Deepaietter nen snit to the Gerinees et
YAW. ilia await/or, 06110 a. Ben Kan. Inbehy the
itemising, Weeks. Gaselier. Curds. and the Beirisnea.

Their Serene Highnesses the Prince and Princess
E&wwd of Bane- Weimar arrived in tees en iletentay from
wilting tb. Earl and Ontintem el Obseterield at Gall*
Ledge, Nottinghamshire.
The Lord Chief Justice of England, Sir Alex.
esiebbere, is detained in town by instillment bed* odor-
wise be would have left for Ssolland.

The banner's and achievements of his Royal
Wise. Prieto Allred and the Earl Grey bare jest bees
staasi by Mt C. Yost% Garter, is SC Geese* Chapel,
Widest. It i ezetteseeod that Mem am sew two stens
Taoist by the deaths of the Martian of Leasdeinse abd the
Marquis of Neetseaby.

The marriage of Lady Harriett Horsham, second
dongirber of the third Bad of Beemm. with Caplan
Pletcher, of the Souls Fusilier Guards, was solemnised ow
Thursday hat, at Mote Park. mar Maidstone. The Delos
sad Amines of Beedsuch, sad several members al the
two bragise, fee preeset at the earensteay.
Ou Friday the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland was
the guest al the Vary Bev. ream Tighe. On arriving at the
Lowlserkery Maim he wee reseived by the Bishop of
Deny, Dean Tighe, the mayor (J. Lindsey, Esq.), sad •
umber of the leading citizen.. An address, with the fret-
dose of the city, was presented to him by the carp:ration,
rod it the aftarasea he formally mimed the sew Lewin-
dewy Midge, same* completed far petals Mao. end vim
matortaised at • banquet is the ~deg.
Two prizes of 251. each have been placed in the
heeds et the mead' of the geology of Arts by Mr. J.
Oar, Daubs, to whisk is added the moiety's medal, to be
altered for the most approved deems far 'criteria, with
three bedrooms in each, to be built steely or in pain, at a
mat not exeeediag 1001. each. They are offered, am far
meapatition among the members of the Anthiteetural Allllo.
doges. ash the other to be open to the United lasidesn.
It was expected (says the Times) that by this time
the min meetly distaibated throe/Meet the Wavle= is
puma sommisle fer harvest purposes would he,. oem.
Memel its rotors to the Bank. But as yet the pecan= of
elmorptio• doss not appear to have been checked. Probably
the demeaddurieg the last few week. has bees mainly kept
up ken ham and foreign trasellers, the expeedilime is that
swam daring the provost ammo& having, it is bogeyed,
bembeyoed all preesdowt.

Thevillage; and towns at the back of the Lde of
Wight are aadergoithog vanes. bagrommeitals. libredowa
him Met berm lit wi gem arid a number of bermes far tie
accommodation of visitors are befitting at filbealibe. The
oomplaiot against the bad supply of water from the Chia*
is about to be remedied.

Some ides of the extent of orchard ground in
Demeshire may be gathered fres the feet that the Smith
' Westin Company's railway cut through 100 orchards.
PLY/1017M SUNDAY ETZIIINO.-.-It has been
Wong heavily from the asuth-west all der. Her Majesty's
etc Wean, Captain Coast Glembes, frees Portsmouth
yestseday, which is reedy for ma, remiss,' We Eleaml AU
my, with her topgallant masts struck. Lieeteemt his
IRe Highness Prism Alfred will joie ►her cm Ms snivel
in the Mediterranean.
00N711111CZ or THZ COAL MINZZA OP Tan
17FITIO KINODOII.-11. misers of the Halted Hamden,
bald a conference at the Cooperative Hall, Leeds , en the
11Itt of ()Sater, when detonates from all the prieelpal col-
Pdistricts are expected to be presort. Atoms the mi..
to be discussed that of the ederanse of beys worlds'
eellieries will be among the mart prominent, se will be
seal from the folisolag queries whirls have bees addressed
to the delegates who ore to be preeset, sad os which they
will take the optelou of those whom they represent i—lst.
Are you of °maim that the operatioe of the education
&mess Mods to peculate a 'resist dispositioe among
swan,, aid spats to admit yews pongee under twelve
yam of rage rata their pits ? Tod. Are you et opiate that
the odesestiee clauses rtfsct soy reel durable heed, to lbw
colliers' boys? :Sol. Asve the olocaties chase operrests
secure better Mimed attendees, from the ages of 101 e 11
Ivan by that prates ef poor Inhalers? ttis. Are of
minim the ednoralos clauses mod Isprovemert? SW.
=drWhat would yen sagged es
as urn hoe er =lt cool: to be
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rals.6lAire you of *Men lb. applaestlis of the
einatise chores of the PeseselevAst, ova.—half
sad brit wet, for collies' boys, has themes aftelet
yeas . sight ant to belnlotibeaT
A VALUABLIPAZIIIII. —A return jost booed shows
that the Weds parish of ISt. Tawas was assessed last your
to the property tax maw schedule A, the aches's!' Am the
memi nlcoof lead flaslaellee the hoses built open it,
the railways, its), at 3,711 6211.

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W. 10 N. sad bock, Noss&lmp. W.LW. to N.N.L,
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W. to N., dram to BOO= COMM! ls..
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freak showery. •
w.x.w. to P.N.R. Soirat.autr. W.N.oiti w..ltr to N.N.L,
beak equally. moderate.
Naatlt.F.aat.Caltltneas to Ifeetolk. WsE=Donal to core.
wall. SoatlmChanual sod Say Coasts. Bouth-Uitmitralt of
Dower to Malan.

The Urdoo Gittide—a Mahommedan paper—be-
wails the apathy of the ➢gasmlmans of Beep!. "The pe•
seat state of our community Is really pitiable. From
waat of activity, on account of their prettomioant love
of awe and supbseisses, sod by their sticking with pars
tinacity to old and rotten notions, they seem to be
every day falling down in comparison to their more prudent
Hindle° brethren and ametrymen. Learning and wealth,
the two things met neoemary to keep the honour of a
people, and to give them preponderance in the scale of
r nations are every day varriehing from amongst them."

The Delhi occ;tfe recot;is a case of attempted
settee near Goosab. After emending the pile with doe
ceremony, the widow predicted. u usual, the speedy down-
fall of British rule. But as the dames reached her she
shrieked and Bed, being severely wounded by the MlNA-
sate who triad to Implore her. &whim the river Parbatty
she concealed herself nadir some bombes, but was &mound
and drowned. Several of than unearned la this crime have
Iwo apprehended and will be tried at Gooeale.

A letter from Alexandria says —" The Nile has
somew►at subsided, but I hear by a private letter from
tinier Egypt that it has burst several dykes and swept off
newly all the millet sera. The desire down her. will be
when the isms of water sow lyieg 00 the lands of Upper
and Osaka Egypt returns to the bed of the river ; still,
thanks to the vigilant manures of the go•eroment, little
apprehension is felt. The (setae dada present a dourishing
aspect ; samples of New Orilla= settee gathered both I.
Losestand Upper Pciypt are very doe, sod prove that this
variety can be produced with the greatest Nicosia la Egypt.',
It appears from an article regarding French wines
ia the Csisseisericrousi that their consumption in this constry
her in se degree realised the expectations eacouraged as the
time of the alteration of the duties.

At their late iieit to the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs it was remarked that sash of the Annuli.,
ambassadors earned in his hand a small white stick, viral.
lit Is appearance to the bettos of the leader of an orchestra.
In their arantry it is forbidden to look daring as audience
at the Aid of the mate or kis ministers ; and in order to
reader the oberevaaes el this rale more easy this stick is
earned, on which the eyes are kept eombustly fired.
The French Minister, M. Rasher, has just issued
a &War, by virtue of which the fatigues of the railway sale
erattente will he heoesforth lightened. instead of being
locked up in the waitioproom, travellers will, from the Ist
of October, be at liberty, on arriving at the termiattp, to
baratheir *nes in railway trains as in England. The la-
aaerasiseas of the former plc was very great, on soonest
of the in* made when the doors were opened absoet at
the bat maseet.

♦ rich coal mine has been recently discovered at
Quinsper, soar Brest. Some engineers were ow Weans,-
day lest wet down there by the Milliliter of Public Werke
to *wiles It. Another has been found In the Ardeasek
whisk a Valeateasses paper thiaks will prove superior to
any of ilia Halals^ coal Wass.

AMERMAN MAIL DOH THIS WEIL—The City
of New York, with dates from New York to the 19th last.,
le du at Queenstown tomorrow (Tecedey), and the screw
Mamas, Nowa Sootian, with dates from Quebec to the 19th,
Is she doe at Oreeorastle to-morrow. On Friday evening
next, the Cunard steamer Scotia, from New York to the
2.lrd. roar be looked for at Quesnatowo.

RtuTB AT MORIZZ.—A despateh from Men/phial
publiebed is the New Tork papers, says that a fearful riot
occurred ie Nobile oat the 4th instant. A party of soldiers'
wives, to the camber of 600, paraded the city, with ex-
titian mottoes on their banners, such as "Breed co Prom"
The soldiers offered no opposition to the display, hot he
some instances the citizens attempted to snag the progress
of the procession. Intents excitement prevailed.
Tas OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.--The Royal
Ned eirsurehip ends arrived at Queenstown at 10.50mur.
yesterday ; she essierksd passeepre. sad the latest.llll.llllllk sod proceeded for New York at 4 p.m. ; all well.
TIANQUILUTY u VOLRYNIA. Mr. Laurence
011plenot writes freer Brody, Sept. 18 :—" Lest your readers
.bath he dimmed to pier toe mach reliance cm the mbar
waft easteasid ie the Russian ofßeial journals. deseribind
Iles ate/Dame teloquilMty which reign. in Velhyeis, permit
ate Miens you tint 1 arrived at the frostior al that pro-
muse with as Ileelish fellow timelier, sad
Mew the of eight herrn was politely beamed
by Gem& Monier, mmassodiss the Remlem lessee at I
Bedsksikff, with whom we bad an audience, that is ems-
mensess of the • highly disturbed suite' of the provisos be
owl& es se scent permit us to travel is any dimstios
Ise to steep by a route prescribed by hisseelf he the I
debuted*, of As,, a place we bad so particular &aim to
me..