The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-05 00:00:00

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MONEY 11142Z18T.-THIS DAP

Two o'Cuxx.

The funds to-day are well svpirwted at the slight
rally which wee established yesterday afternoon.
Cossets are quoted 941 to 95 for money and the 10th
inst. The Three per Cents. Redsosd have been dealt
in at 94 to 1 ; the New Three par Cents. at 95;
te ; Beak Stook at 220; Exchequer Bills at 12e.
to les. prem.; Exchequer Bonds at 1001; and India
%ode at 17e. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 103; to /, and
the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031 to j. Other
foreign securities remain quiet. The sales include
Brazilian Old Fin por Cate. at 103; Dutch
Two-and-a. Half per Cents. at 841; ditto,
Four per Cent. Certificates at 981; Peruvian
Fonr-and-a-Helf per Cent. he the account, at 81
and 811; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 481
die'.;es Roe-isn Fonrand-a-lialf per Cent., 981;

Spanish Deferred Three per Coats., for the amount,
at 251 i sad Venezuela Four-sad-a-Quarter per Cent.

The Kangaroo hes brought in from Philadelphia
12,000 dole., or 2,4001., in speeds. The speoie brought
over by the Argo is understood to be on Continental
ammuut.

The ship Joseph Tarratt sailed from Melbourne
for Liverpool on the same day as the Kent, via., the
10th of June, with 23,000 oz. of gold on freight,
worth about 92,0301.
Mr. William Brunton, superintending engineer,
unompauted by a earefully selected waft of six as-
&tuts, left Southampton on Wednesday by the P.-'
minsalar and Oriental Company's steamer 'Edits, for
Bombay and Kaneohe*. ea route for the Punjaub,
to proseetite the survey of the country between
Idooltan, Lahore' and 'Amritsar. Mr. Brunton
and his staff have been appointed by the &judo Rail-
way Company, under the sanction of the Hon. East
India Company, and it is expected from the facili-
ties which the Panianb government are prepared to
afford that the preliminsry surrey of this important
line of railway will be completed by the end of the
ensuing cold seems.
Notion is given that formal application has been
made to the Stock Exchange Committee to appoint a
settling day for the shares of the undermentioned
new undertakings, via.:—Copispo Extension Rail-
way; West Ham Distillery Company;
Sittiag-
bourne and Sheerness Railway; Calcutta and South
lEastern Railway ; and European and Indian Jour
' tion Telegraph Company.
Mr. Wm. lintridge, of the Stock Exchange, has
invited a westing of the shareholders of the London
and Paris Bank for the 9th inst., at the London Ta-
urn," for the parpcse of adopting such measures u
may be asesseary to protest the interests and rights
of the shiursheigess." This step is adopted in cones.
quince of the Musters having "refused to call a
meeting of shareholders, in compliance with the
requisition nut in as the 23rd August." The board,
it appear., intend themestvas to call a meeting some
time after the 16th September, but this arrangement
does not meet the views at many of the shareholders,
inasmuch se the next call of 201. per share will
bosoms due on that day. In the very probable event
of a large number of the shareholders declining to
pay
this wall, it is believed that the board have the
des of desiariag such parties deprived of all power
of voting, or ot otherwise controlling the affairs of
the company.
The fourth call of 21. per share, making 71. paid up,
Ifs to beuitd on the shares of the Boston, Sleafoa,
cad zia 2 Counties Railway Company, by the Ist
of October.
The North of Europe Steam Navigation Company
has bun completely registered under the Limited
Liability Act ot 1860.
The annual meeting of the Pacific Steam Nufga-
lion Company is called for the 26th inst. at Liver.
POOl
The Rest India Company will receive tenders on
the 10th inst. for the conveyantie of stores from
Ensue: to Madras sad Hunches, and of troops to

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Relative to the market for Americas securities,
Meows. D. Ball. Sao, sad 00. report es follows :
Daring the gest seskihere. hes been v. ry hula birders
dela, se rho menet ser eueensen fillSerisim. ..d Fria. nee
whitest elteretice.
The report of Kr. B. F. Betterthweite is given
below :
Thu* has Woe rather sere doing in American railroad
.writhes Is Leonia dote, the pest week, sad the enseket
le &seed sines" of the Is wilds IS had been offering at low
pekes. This le est te he Illedwed IV, as the rates of inte-
rest width teeny seend thirty are yielding is a strong fa-
darensat to tarot Goghs*.

TavaaDAT ETZNINO.

The fund. remained flat duripg all the earlier part
of the day,bet subsequently the market became rather
firmer, and the closing quotation. were per oust.
better than thoes.of yesterday. This alight recovery
seems to have been chiefly occasioned by an impres-
eke that a considerable portion of the outstanding
spoiled= for higher prides has already been ad-
justed, in anticipation of the settlement of Weds...
day next. On the other hand, the tendency towards
recovery is held in cheek by the continued demand foe
mosey. The commercial liabilities maturing to-day
(the 4th of the month) appear to have been well met,
but money was in good request in all quarters, and
the rates lately quoted are fully maintained.
Coseole opted at yesterday's aiming quotation of
fett to for mosey and the 10th inst., receded for
a brief pried to 94t to t, and were last quoted 94
to 96. Far the Bth Oct. the latest pries was 951 to
The official keiness report is as follows :—Three per
Ceot. Consols, fur monsy, 941, t, 96; ditto, for
accoant, 10th Sept., 941, t, 96. Three per Cent.
Reduced, 961, I, 96, 96t. N.Y Three per Cents.,
t, t. 'Thirty Tears Annuities, expiring in
April, 1,18 7-16. Beek Stock, 219, 220. Three-
and-a-Half pr Cent. Exchequer Bonds, tailing paya-
ble in 1666, 100 t, f.
Exchequer Bilk remain quoted 12e. to 16s. *sm.,
and Exchequer Bonds 100? to j. India Bonds were
dealt in at 16e. to 17.. prem.
Foreign stocks remain altogether unmarked by
any important varieties. Turkish Bonds were some-
what Sneer this afternoon.
The mistime condoned by the stoppage of the
Royal Bake Beek has not subsided. At the head
also sod beeeshes very painful wean took place
today, may of the depositors being peruse of
limited mews, who will suffer seriously, even
from delay is the liquidation of their claims.
To-day thee appeared on the doors of the
Bank the following 'iodinates "Shareholders and
dualities are invited to alined at Mr. Paddison's
*Bee to meet a bumbles/ of the shareholders." As
a osenequaco of Me Bede., a kegs number of the
depositors, with some of the shareholder.,
two wares soilir.Paddina, the solicitor
to the bank, esenibkil Y the manager's room in the
establiehmeat. As ieessubx ad rather warm dis-
melee erne& sod the malt was the appointment,
on the of the smut, of a committee of depo-
sitors. rime gendemea are to meet in one of
the reams atteeked le the institution, and
the direetere, it is understood, will endeavour to
satisfy the natural wish for information as to
the position at the bank's affairs. It is also under-
etc ,d that a number of the principal shareholders in
Locke wiU meet the directors at the bank ti
morrow, with a view to easier with them. It is
scarcely necessary to remark that all these proem&
loge are of as irregular obarestor, and cannot be re-
girded ea invested with say legal sigaificanoe. Never-
theless, they may supply a means of acquainting the
board with the views entertained by the majority of
the sufferers from this lamentable catastrophe. or
the resolutions of a meeting to be legally binding it
mast be specially seamed. at 14 days' notice. The
directors have accendiegly determined to call a medal
mold et et the limpidity, which will probably be
fixed he the WA -Wet. A circular to this effect is to
be Wed to-inerreer. The object of this meeting
will. of comae be to formally take into coa-
eldenielea the paid= of tke undertakiag ;
sad, ehmid it appear that the company ought to be
illooktei sad mead up, it will be competent he Not
meeting to paw a Natio( resolution to that of
By the previsions of thedealpill's charter dries VI
06 re Nat. el the peddle" (*hick moloollii Is