The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-14 00:00:00

NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oar. 2.
The money market has for a few days past been more
ettingent than for any period this year. It is evident there
is some alarm among the banks on account of the heavy
amount of coin accumulating in the Assistant Tressnrer's
Odfoe in this city, which now amounts to 7,453,089 dolt. 3e.
The demand for government securities and state storks
during the past week has been moderate, yet prices have
been well sustained—in feet, there are but few of these
stocks offering, and those am either taken up on foreign
account or by the agents of the numerous small banks now
springing into existence almost daily. Stocks of a specula-
tin character have been Miss neglected, and, in conse-
quence of the difficulty in elhetheg keens apse this class of
securities, prima, under the depeemiss of elts mosey mar-
ket, have had a downward toselesity. We sultan a lot of
sales sad quotations. There hos hoes an active demand
for exchange for the steamers, while has been freely met
by all except the prime bids, Wide are rather scarce. We
quote—London, 1101 to 1104 ; Paris, 6.124 to 5.131 ;
Amsterdam, 41 to 414; Hamburg, 361 to 361; Bremen,
79 to 791.
The cotton market dull. The aides for the week amount
to 4,000 bales. The new crop received this season is far
superior in staple to that of last year. The dour market is
more buoyant, and prices have advanced 124 e. per barrel.
The receipt' are very light for the seas°. of the fear, owing
to the west it water at the West and partially to the
larger shiposais of wheat for the ?4w York market. The
et wheat sestinas heavy, still there is a good de-
meal
far Isms moo and expert, particularly for the,
best desseiptiomu The sales of the weak are upwards of
150,000 beads, at prices ranging from 90e. to 110 e. per
bushel. ben ems is ia moderate muse. Stocks very
light. Iron he pod demand; the last sales of English and
Scotch bar ken at 46 dots. to 46 dots. 60e. per ton. Scoteh
pig in goad demand at 26 dole cash, 26 dole. 60e. six
maths; 300 tons sold, to arrive, en private terms. Freights
to Limbs :—Floar, 2s. 3d. per bens]; tobacco, 235. to 30s.
Iper hogshead, admeasurement goods 22e. to 30s. per ton.,

Tina LATE ML THOMAS WILSON, OF 'EMITS.-
annaan.—The death et this wall-knowa and much re.
Assad member of the ommossaid world took place
la lintnift last at his Not in early, in the 85th year of
his ego. Ma remenentoM the City .1 London in two eon's-
MOO padmwele. dram the years 1818 to 1828. The asn.
=llk whisk be ilimbirged his parliamentary duties at
bireeme, hietheetnaelt, sad he virasofeit
=al resign ble seat in the spring of
UK in me viii== and a liberal contribu-
tor to die Institutions of London,
amid particattitais whisk MI reference to the
alleviation of the sedinintra d seamen. He was hon-
ourably associated with the bee Mir William Hillary
in establishing the Royal llntimal Institution for the
Preservation of Life Mom Shipwreck, In March,
1824 the Met meeting bait MN appropriately pre-
sided emir by Dr. Matinees Bollim,the then Arch
of Onellerbeiy, The thus gam theemetics of the Nardi to
this neat in Ns saves of kaminalty, sad it is a numenan
ten—a Ilese, we beim, wittiest a parallel is the Mabry of
them amble amain et our lien trim that pedal
to:the preen* Mem, a epee 'tam* NI yeemMe.Wiemem
chateau', attended spume ONO et the eminenttee meet-
Lege of thBll= eit Institedisa, sad misted la granting
re wards for alas in amble the thee of nearly 8,000
shipwree blades antribetting very materially
to provide Iltabasle sal 10-possemdag_ egpmeneue m the
met h ad
Magnum plane oeramil asset. Ile
also been Mims it the Societyleas►
et hiereltants trading to
the Ceadsent he nen Mae 34 and had been •
member of le ler inwards of halls many.
ME CONFESSIONAL IN TEE ONVICH OF ENO-
LAND.-011 Tuesday Nosier, a mut 'Nimmons sad influ-
ential foisting took pima fa St. dinses-hall Meadvatee
for the parpose of taking fain endinallea ihe pave anti
Vii,nle fa the Wm bold * the
at Pymestli. ea the NIM
May lis=mbsreionat to adapt sodi windings as
new be The amenably, hen width
babe and ddldree wan winded, was addremod at semi
length by several gendenem, ia madennatisa et the
maim &ewe he ham lam gime leader the
sham et the emateenemeL • resolelint to the WPM that
the gegen of endbaka anded ea at SR Peler's Church
is maw, 414 the 1•4121144. the 1110110 and the spirit of
the Mum of Mingland, was serried ennalmeady ; as was
eke a petition to Ma Moose of Criminsno,znnylithat each
swears mas mould be adopted shell Mae • Ox te ala,
mad authoritative rentiliatin by is AWN Booked
both of thlariadinies a
id
the wane of the earempt sm.
tom of teaching amplened et, and sopa* of the &la-
trine and p id the Ramie oNikeional.
STEAM COMMUNICATION IMTWEIN MALTA AND
Tairou.—The Maas, Am, nblelh fermarly enneyed the
English math legumes ILlenandeis end the melees nest of
the Medltereamema is sewn Ileetbseepten, preparatory to its
again prmeedisg to the Mediterranean to take op its station
between Malta and Tripoli. The meters Barbary states are
rapidly improving, and their trade is increasing. During
the last three or four years, it has bees rowing greatly in
importance. The exports are chiefly the finest kinds of oils,
fruit, silk, Titan, the principal of these states, is N.
quiring greet distinction. A short time sine* a Tunisian
brig ot-war was at Malta, and its commander rendered as-
sistance to en English vessel in distress. The commander
of the brig behaved with the utmost humanity, and the
manner in which he rendered assistance was expert and
seassaalike. It is expected that the Ann is not the only
steamer which will ply between Malta and the eastern por-
tion of the Barbary coast ; and that it is not improbable
that them steamers will be under mail contrast. The Ann
belongs to Mr. Hartley, an Irishman, and one of the most
enterprising shipowners in the world.
Stamm IN Amnion:N.—On Monday morning,
at six o'clock, an unmarried womm, aged 57, was found
hanging by the neck from a beam under sine of the railwsy
arches on the Inches. she was • vary decent permm
though in humble circumstances, and had been is bad
health and spirits since Juno last. Mc was subject to
mental ebenation, and negotiations were in progress—
with her own consent—with a view to her becoming an
inmate of the lunntio asylum. She bad occasionally ex-
pressed apprehensions that she might bo tempted to take
her own life. She lived in Virginia-street, in an attic-
room, the door of which, being found open in the morning,
led to suspicions which were painfully realised.—Aberdier;
Ronald.