The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-12 00:00:00

MARIE-LANk-THIB DAY.

The arrlnisWiforefitwhest and ate this week have
beat large, bolsi mos:airily 92,210 sad 28,880 qrs. • of
gear the receipts consist of 8,310 barrels ; of other utikee
the supply has bees very Mill. Good dry new wheat
naistaW its Woe, bat inferior prods were dell sale at the
disuse noted on Monday last.
Barley wee la andante must, sad its value underwent
a• asap.
Oen wen In good 'apply, sad the lower desuiptiona wen,
if anything, easier to pureness.
Boons sad Pees Ana.
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DAT.

—.—
Boos/A.—The wiszket has opened with a dna apparels/le,
at the advisee et 6d. to la. quoted at the arose yeatorday.
sad the public asks are progressing steadily. Refined
Asa, at yesterday's prkes.
Conan—Than are not say publis sake today, bat the
/sabot has as improved appearance. 3,000 bags Native
Ceylon sold yesterday by private coalface at 625., and it is
now difficult to buy at that price.
Tac.—The minket steady, with a Uasitad demand.
88.1TPITill amasses to advance, aid 465. was paid yes-
' terday 'Chasse for ratractioa 2to 3. To-day Madras
laid is public sale at 40s. 6d. ; refraction, Ilf.
6rions.—Pspper Allsppr sills is pub3c sal. at 40. to
4f 1. ; clove, 4f t. to 4! I. Pimento, bought in, 414.
I Rica has a vary firm appears's».
Row—The desisad I. limited, bat prima are unslared.

TALLOW MAIEITL—THIB PAY.
The market is rather firm toeley:—Towo tallow Is
quoted 670.• Petersitarg Y.C. tile stot, 675. 9d. to
684. • Noveibir and December, 675. 66.; humeri to
shza4 al. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARICET.—THIS DAY.
Kam. Pattsades and Smith report that prices of fins
kepi are gradually advancing; woad quality continue
steady is value.

COAL MARKET—THIS DAY.
T5...801d Meer.155.1111.; Walls Bad Batton Lyons, 181. 94. ;
With Bad Braddyll's asthma, 19s. 64.; Walls Bad Barton,
18‘ id.; Walls Bad Haswell, 20s 114. ; Walls Bad Boma,
205. 6d.; Walls End South Helios, 20s. 3d. ; Walls Bad
Taw, 20a. 64.-113 ships at saarkst.

DEATH or Miss VtisCatiT.—This lady, who has
begs for so may peers connected with the Victoria Theatre,
sicked suddenly on Monday morniag from a fit of apoplexy.
TM Vlcti Tilt Theatre was closed during the avesiog. The
dmemeed wee the daughter of a newsvendor, carryieg ra
baleen lathe Blaekfrlan-road. She was bun in 1816, and
in ea early age evinced a taste fir the Morbid* art. In
IBM she was called upon by Mr. T. Dibdin, to personate
the Child (we believe) in the " Bataan Boy." at the Surrey
Theatre; and the attempt proviag successful, • regular
easegesmat followed, during which a piece was writtea for
hot. wherein she sustained six diffeteut characters. The
dams is question was celled '• Digitises; or, a Trip to
Grata.," and such wee the sensation she crested, that she
=la it for some time at three theatres on the gam
the Surrey, Victoria. sad Sadler's Wells. Elision
sow Pigged her for Drury-Lane, where she int de her sc-
rimmages' the Duke of York in " Richard the Third," on
that eight when Kota debuted after the celebrated Ci it affair.
Ohs then played the pert of Albert In " William Tell," et
the SIMS home, is 1 au of Clara Platter, and itaMeguently
Owed is " °Wren," being then gaily sieves years of ago,
sad a deserving favourite with the public. We teat fled her
at the Surrey, under Ellistoo. She left this hoses to perform
the plodoel sotabrottia, he ,at CovestOardsa. In Back-
stage's "Twin Si " she was emissudy suretsafel at
the Haymarket, the late Mrs. Homy aed berseN person-
ceedethethe said twin sisters. Mr. Othaldisten having suc-
d HMOs, in the management of the Sauey In 1831,
Miss Viocaat returned to her old triarrrr, and afterwards
appeared at Sadler's Well". the Atlelphi. Quen's, and City
Theatre'. Oa the 14th of February, 1862, she was matried
at Trinity Charelt, lAmbetb, to Mr. 'holstein Crowther, a
santher cot Astley's, whom mhappy all trios has Men a
mires of the greatest pain to his family sod numerous
friends. The career of the favourite of the Victoria (singe
the detain of Mr. Oslialdlitm in 1860) ie well kho vs to the
public, end her lees will be I. felt by the AsSituss of
that theatre. See bad a just claim to the title awarded
her—the " heroine of the domestic deigns."
GALLIIRT OP ILLIArnaTION.—MISS P. HORTON'S
ENTIRTAILNYINT.—Attar an "homes of several weeks,daring
which time they have made a non sossental toe, through
tie
41ar slintre.rentaiannalien.at aTt.the(LOßealtifrygnolfl relliamptraPearthiain,
toaserre. (Viands') evening.
ROYAL BRITISH BAAL—We are informed that a
pithiest to easel the bankruptcy eiralmt the Royal British
Beak has bass died la the Court of Bankruptcy by en hide-
peadint tarty of Musholden.
The body of Jaaish Stanley, the “ Kum of the
Gipsies" of the West, was loud on the 29th ult. in the river
Dart, near Tobin, South Divan, and was harts& on Moe-
day, the 3rd last., at High week, being followed to the grave
by crowds of spectators. Various rumours as to the apposi-
tion ef demand when fossil hiving got 01.00, the
Illonlelir bad as inquest. which war irons time to Oars ad-
jonsaud. The swam! as foe a reginertent 'manias-
Mose it as their opinion that the man bad been
Issins thrown Ws she water. The pollee
see roma' fit ...s it ieformation, and
silante
Se dem* eerie mitt Friday, toe 14 h
Wt. titbits eilish deemed lortinged here cffend a
rewarder SR kr the emembeetise of the mard-rer, end It
h baling" hymns" that elms edge tribe who are neat in
easessehm to the kingship have bad a head in the old king's
death.

MONEY KARIM-THIS DAT,

Two o'CLoox.

The feuds attained a fresh advanced of 1 per
cent. this morning, but this improvement was met by
sales, and prices have returned to the closing quota-
tions of yesterday. Console, for the 4tb Da
ember, have touched 98, it buyers," and are
now quoted 921 to 1. For money the
price is 921 to 1. The Three per Cents.
Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 911;
the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 911 ; Bank
Stook at 214 to 218 ; the New Two-and-L.
Half per Cents. at 76; Indian Stocks at 2261; Ex-
chequer Bills at 2e.dis. to Is. prem.; Exchequer Bonds,
1858, at 981 to 1; and India Bonds at 3a. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. show much more buoyancy.
After marking 901, the price is now quoted 901 to
1. In other foreign securities there is no striking
change in the price. The sales include Belgian
Four•and•a•Hslf per Cents. at 97 tx die. (exch.
26fr.); Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 981; ditto
Four-and•a•Hslf per Cents., 1852, at 98; Buenos
Ayres Six per Cents. at 891; ditto, for account, at 90 ;
Mexican at 22; ditto, for the 14th inst., at 221;
Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001 ; and
Dutch Four Cent. Certificates at 9541.

The half-yearly dividend will be deducted from the
current quotation of the Three per Cent. Hewes in
Paris on the 7th December.

The 40,2001. in bar gold, brought by the steamer
Ericsson from New York, was in hand yesterday, and
was all purchased for exportation to the Continent.
In consequence of the recent supplies,we do oot hear
of any withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday.
The Tyne has taken oat 76,8741. in specie, nearly
all in gold. Of this remittance 13,7211. was for 'ke-
nos Ayres, 23,7631. for Monte Video, and 36,9101. for
Rio Janeiro. This vessel has also taken out 20,0004
in French, and 11,3001. in English, jewellery. The
sum brought in by the Avon, from the Brazils, is only
one or two thousand pounds.
On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on
Hamburg and Frankfort were rather higher, and on
Vienna and Italy lower. As regards the important
markets of Holland and Paris. no alteration occurred;
but in the latter case the tendency is still rather flat.
The current quotati ns are subjoined, viz :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17* to I ; ditto, short. 11.131
to 141 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 1; Antwerp
and Bnissele, 3 months, 26.30 to 6 ; stembarg, 3
months, 13.61 to 7; Paris, 3 months, 24 60 to 21 ; ditto,
short, 26.20 to 6; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.821 to 71;
Prankfort.os•the-llaine, 8 months, 1191 to 1 ; Paten.
burg, 3 months, 37* to I; Vienna, 3 months, 10.38 to
42; Trieste, 3 mouths, 10.40 to 6; Naples, 3 months, 431
to I; Genoa. 3 month., 25.80 to 6 ; Leghorn, 3 months,
29.60 to 6 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1291 to 1301 ; Messina, 3
months 1291 to 301; Oporto, 3 months, 611 to 1; Lisbon,
3 months, 611 to 1.

It is stated in some of the most recent private let-
ters from Paris that the interest taken by the Messrs.
Pereire in the great Russian railway project is a
personal one, and that the Credit Mobilier Society is
not directly involved in the undertaking. If
this be so, however, most persons will re-
gard the arrangement es little more than
a blind, inasmuch as the Mean. Pereire are the prin-
cipal managers of the society, and, as a matter of
coarse, exercise great control over the employment
of its funds. It seems to be admitted on all hands
that this leviathan scheme must be adjourned until
the existing derangement of the money market shall
have poised away.
On the Paris Bourse the shares of the Credit
Mobilier Society continue to fall. It is believed that
the enormous profits formerly set forth by the admin-
istration were derived in great measure from the
reek:toot adding to the dividend fund the difference
between the price given by the society for the
securities held by it, and the estimated value in the
market, as indicated by the current quotations. So
long as heavy. "premiums" were maintained upon
every description of share property which the society
touched, this system was highly gratifying to the
shareholders; but in face of the existing collapse on
the Bourse, and of the serious depreciation of all
kinds of share property, it is very naturally feared
that the dividend fund for 1868 will be materially
affected.
An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain
is to take place at Madrid on the 29th instant, foe
which purpose 375,000 reales have been assigned by
the government. Tenders are to be received in Lon-
don until the 20th.
We understand that Mr. Andrew, the chair-
man of the Euphrates Valley Railway Company,
has just received letters train General Chesney,
written from Aleppo. The Pieta of Aleppo was
about to proceed with General Chesney, Sir John
M.Neil, and the engineering staff, to prosecute the
survey of the line as far as Jabes Caste, on the
Euphratee. The reception given by the Turkish
authorities to the expedition was of the most en-
couraging character, and it is mentioned that little
difficulty is to be anticipated from the Arab tribes,
as deputations from them had presented con-
gratulatiocs to the company's mission on its
arrival, at the game time expressing satisfaction at
the objects contemplated by the company. Sir John
*Neil has recorded his opinion that the portion of
the route already surveyed, viz., that between
Seleucia and Aleppo, presents no engineering
difficulties.
The next general assembly of the Grand Junction
Canal proprietors is called for the 2nd December.

TUESDAY EVENING.

The funds opened flatly this morning, at a fresh
decline of 1 per cent., but this was soon recovered,
aid more firmness prevailed throughout the after-
noon. The closing quotations were 1 per cent. above
those of yesterday. Some considerable speculative
sales have been made to-day, and the investments of
the public ate less active : nevertheless, the market
derives great support from the belief that investors
will @gain come forward freely, should priors
experience any material decline. The absence
of further withdrawals of gold from the
Bank is alto viewed with satisfactioo. Money
was in considerable demand in the Stock Exchange
at the high rate of 6 to 61 per cent. on Consols up to
the 4th December, owing to the late sales of stock
on banking account. It is stated that the most
recent of theta realisations have emanated from the
Scotch banks, and not from the Bank of England,
as was reported.
The discount market still presents the features of
a fair supply of money, a good demand, and no relaxa-
tion in rates.
Console which closed yesterday at 921 to for the
4th of December,: opened this morning at 921 to a, but
soon rallied, and closed at 921 to 1. Fur money
the final quotation was 921 to 1. The official busi-
ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 921, j, I, I, 1; ditto. for account,
4th Deo., 921, 921. Three per Wit. Reduced,
911, 1,1, 1,1, 1. New Three per Cents.. 911,1, 1,
Long Annuities, expiring in Jen.. 1860, 2 13.16.
Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 18.59, 2. Thirty
Years Annuities, Jet., 1860, 3 1.16. India Stock,
2261. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds,
falling payable in 18.58, 981.
The New Two-and.tettalf per Cents. are also
marked 78.
Saha of Exchequer Bills cooties@ to be pressed,
owing to the full employment found for money is
commercial channels •, and the price has fallen to is.
die. to Is. prem. India Bonds have also dectintd to
2s. de. to Is. prem. Exchequer BoLde remain
quoted 981 to 1.
Turkish Six per Cente. were pressed for sale in the
morning as low as 891, but afterwards tallied, and
closed at 901 to 1, or 1 per cent. higher than yester-
day. The Guaranteed Four per :Cents. were also
rather better, and left off at 1001 to 1. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 1 per or at. blither.
Spanish Bonds were more offered, and other foreign
descriptions quiet.

THE LATE SERIOUS AOLIDENT TO MIL, BACON.—
We have the pleasure Al state that 'art the whole Mr.
Bacon hes bees piss en eery favosrsby. °wine, how-
ever, to the severe mature of the wound', there still exist
NM drawbacks to early recovery, but not to an event to
Rive rive to en 7 'seine inn illy on the pat of Mad friends.
—Sioux Adrertiur.

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