The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-22 00:00:00

branch of railway from Rotterdam to Utrecht, by
way of Clouds, at the price of 3,50,00011. .
The
Bank of England returns to be. published next
are expected to show a trifling decrease in
of the precious metals.
Aldeelder issued by Messrs. Hussey, Bond, and
lisiA id San Francisco, contains some interesting
eledilies relative to the yield of Californian gold,
paths that the statement of the amounts mani-
Sneed affords no criterion of the quantities of the pie-
firms metal that actually leave California for the
United States and other countries of the wend. The
total amount manifested for ports of the United
States from the sth December, 1851, to the 6th
April, 1852, was 12,744,417 dole. (about 2,545,0001.1,
whisk would have leached the mints of the Union in
fhb mafiosi course during the first five months of the
pew The deposits of Californian gold at the several
Uitsill States mints during these five months were,
however, so less than 20,773,000 dole. (4,154,6001.),
er 80_pee met. more than the amounts manifested at
Ban Franeisoo, and due at the mints during that pe-
riod. Some of the returns compiled for 1851 show
that for several months the receipts at the Phi-',
ladelphia Mint wore nearly double the sums
entered at the custom house of New York
during the corresponding time. It is a well-
blown feat that nearly all the passengers re-
turning to the United States tarry oii more er
less gold, and instances are recorded of such large
sums as 5,000 dollars to 20,000 dollars, and in one
ease 80,000 dollars, having been taken pecked up in
ordinary luggage w ith a view to saving freights.
The entire product of California up to the 31st of
December, 1851, including the shipments to all
parts, and the slims retained in the country, is
by the authority above quoted at 140,930,000
dollars about 28,186,0004) ; and that of the half
g the 30th June, 1852, at 33,849,774 dole.,
8,730,0001.), raising the entire product from the
sommeneement of the gold discoveries to tho last-
mentioned date to 174,780,000 dollars, or about
34,950,000!.
The traffic returns for the last week on tho under-
mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to
this day, are as follows :
1852. 1861. 1850.
Leaden sad North Western £60,761 ..£53,834 ..£48,437
Lanessehire and Yorkshire 17,220 ~ 15,815 .. 14,479
Landes:and South Western 12,740 ..:11,915 .. 11,424
London and Brighton
Great Western . 20,935 .. 21,161 .. 18,293
Midland
South Eastern
York anddNorth Midland
York, Newcastle, & Berwick 15,283 .. 15,786 ~ 14,606
Shrewsbury MI Chester 1,870 .. 1,849 .. 1,789
Great Northern 14,940 .. 13,034 .. 8,269
North Staffordshire 6,504 .. 6,411 ~ 4,891
Chester and /U lybead
Shropshire Union 7lO .. 677 ~ 478
Exeter and Crediton -
Bristol and Exeter
Leeds Northern 1,426 .. 1,112 .. 1,026
Manchester & South Junction (.67 .. 620 .. 386
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
East Lancashire 4,667 .. 4,224 .. 3,634
South Yorkshire
Eastern Counties end Norfolk 18,142 .. 17,726 .. 16,318
East Anglian 684 .. 658 .. -
South Devon 2,058 .. 1,853 .. 1,916
Oxford and Worcester 826 .. - .. -
Stockton and Hartlepool -
Bolton, Blackburn, and
Clitheroe 829 .. 816 .. 666
Shrewsbury and Birmingham 854 .. 627 .. 589
Birkenhead, Lancashire, and
Cheshire
Liverpool,Crosby, and South-
port 365 .. 422 .. 402
Kendal end Windermere - -
Newcastle and Carlisle
London and Blackwell . - 9J3 .. 890
The aggregate results presented by these returns
(taking only the corresponding lines) are as follows:
Gross amount No. of Average receipt
recaivcd. miles open, per mile.
1852.... £257,028 4,591 £55 18 10
1851 .... 249,605 42 66 8 3
4
1850.... 221,824 4,32241 61 6 5
Those returns are remarkably good, as it must be
remembered that during the oorresponding week of
last year, although the Crystal Palace had just been
lased, there was still a great deal of extra movement
on the various metropolitan lines consequent upon
many of the visitors to London prolonging their stay
for a few days, and taking their departure for home
st their leisure. The increase on the returns for the
mime week of 1850 is very marked.
The returns on Scotch lines are se under :

1852. 1851.
°Lugo's sad South Western £4,267 .... £3,893
Caledonian 9,784 .... 9,169
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Scottish Central
Scottish Xidhuid Junction 612 .... 643
Aberdeen
North British

Total
The Irish returns are:

Belfast and Ballymena
Cork and Bandon
Ulster
Belfast and County Down
Great Southern and Western
Dundalk and Enniskillen
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Waterford and Limerick

£660 ....

-i6i ::::
1,123 ....
6,327 ....
166 ....

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci.

The English stock market is dull to-day, and there
is no symptom of a rally. Console havo been very
quiet, at tool to 1 for money, and 100} to 7, for the
11th November. The Three per Cont.. Reduced
mark 99j to # ; the Three-and-.Qoerter per Cents.,
1031 to 1. Bank Stock, 2211 to 223. India Stook,
274 to 276. The floating debt exhibits no change.
The foreign stock market is also dull, with a very
limited business. Tho Turkish scrip has receded
from 64 to 51 prem., and is now quoted 54 to 5;
prem. Spanish Bonds are rather flat, with transac-
tions in the Deferred Threes, 25k ; and Buenos
Ayrcan Bonds, at 77. The Swedish mortgage Loan
marks to 1 dia.; Peruvian Actives, 103; Mexican,
244; Dutch Fours, 96 to 964.
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