The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-25 00:00:00

one of Allen's legs, and Allen instantly exclaimed " 1 m
stabbed!" and, tearing his trousers open, an extensive
wound was seen across the under pert of the thigh, f from
which the blood was fast pouring. The prison< r. whose
hands were covered with blood, ran off home to wash them,
and Allen was carried home, where ho was attended by a
surpono—Sergeant Butler now stated that since the first ex-
amination the woundid men habeen convyed from
moat
the house to St. George's Hospital. He haile seen him at
the hospital that day, and found that he was at present go-
ing on favourably, and he produced a medical certificate
from the house surgeon, which stated that the wound was
en incised one, whereas at the first examination it was stated
to be a jagged one. Two witnesses were called on behalf of
the prisoner, who give an entirely different account of the
transaction.—Mr. Paynter said after that evidence he would
admit the prisoner to hail, himself in 401, and two sureties
in 201. each, until next Wednesday fortnight, the oth of
August. The required sureties being in attendance bail
was given and the prisoner was liberated.

MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY HYMN*.
Pending some more decisive exhibition in Irish
affairs, in one sense or the other, there would seem to
be a tracked indisposition in the Stock Exchange to
embark in speculative or other operations of any
magnitude. For it is prudentially calculated that, if
insurrection in that country should actually show as
bold a front in deeds as in words, the fall in public
securities might be of serious consideration ; whilst, t
on the contrary, a quiet subsidence of the ef-
fervescence now reiAning there, or its compul-
sory suppression, might give such an impulse
to prices as to carry them to a higher
point than they have hitherto reached, so far as the
present year. We have had, therefore, what may be
termed a waiting market, the transactiots few, fluc-
tuations of small account, and more lookers on than
actual dealers. Consols opened and were done at 86.1.
but afterwards were bought as high as 871, leaving off
87,1 for money, and 87,1 to for account. Reduced
Threes 871 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., i
87'4 to 1. Long Annuities, 8 15-16 to 9. Exchequer
Bills. 435. to 475. premium. Bank Stock, 198 to 200. zi
Except in Mexican and Dutch stocks, the foreign 9
market was remarkably inert. Dutch Two-and-a-
Halt per Cents. were lower, at 44 to 5, the Fours at I
711 to 21. Belgian, 68 to 72. Russian, 98 to 100. 11
Danish, at 67 to 71, in decline. Spanish Fives, 114 z
to 12 ; the Threes, 214 to 2 ; Passive, 3to 1. l'ortu-
geese, 18 to 19. Mexiew', 171 to Brazilian, 691
to 711. Chilian, 81 to 4. New Granada, 111 to 121. t
Peruvian, 30 to 3. Venezuela, 11 to 17.
The Forth packet from Vera Cruz brings favour- t,
able Beet unts of the progress and prospects cf the t
United Mexican mines, which appeared to be ap- 31
preaching the so long hoped-for state of bonanza. fj
'f he company here are understood to have received a a
remittance of 70,000 dole. in specie, and 2,0001. in bills LI
of exchange, by this arrival, which still left a balance t 4
in the hands of the treasurer in Mexico of 80,000
dollars. These amounts show an increased produc-
tion, or balance, in the month of 50,000 dollars. A
general meeting of the proprietary is called for Wed-
nesday,
when it is supposed the directors will be pre-
pared to declare a dividend.
The committee of Spanish American bondholders
have received from Messrs. Manning and Mackintosh,
their agents in Mexico, a letter, of which the follow- 1
in g is a copy :
NVe are f oroured with your letters of the 7th April and Ist 1
May, and your observation, shall be kept in view and availed
I '
in support of your claims on this government. The treaty
of peace being ratified, and the American triao;x having
coated this city, the Mexican government will be re-esta-
blished here on the 14th inst. We have already had a con-
ference with the government on the subject of the claims of
the bondholder.; end we have the pleasure to inform you
that the best dispositions are manifested on the part of the
ministers to meet, as tar as they possibly can, the views and
wishes of the bondholders; and they state their readiness to
enter into such arrangements as they consider will prove ac-
ceptable and satislactisry to their for. creditors ; hut that
it is out or their power to adopt decisive measures until the
government is re-established in Mexico. We hope, there-
tore, by next packet, to have satisfactory advices to CJLIIMU-
, nicate to you, and m re particularly in reference to the ap-
propriation of the indemnity money, a portion of which, we
trust, will be set apart towards the liquidation, so well as
the interest, of the foreign debt.
The Jamaica papers, by the Forth, mention the
arrival there, from Maracaibo, of General Paez, the
ex•presideet and illustrious liberator of Venezuela.
The veteran exile had not been able to make head
against his enemies. As Santa Anna, ex-president
of Mexico, had also reached the same bland, Ja-
maica would seem the place of refuge for republican
sovereigns of the new world, as England for kings of
the old world.
The Cambria steamer, from Boston, brings exchange
from New York on the 11th instant lower at 1091 to
110, therefore no specie has come by her, as it was
expected would have been the case, because those
rates would leave no profit on the operati.m. The
New York agents of Niessrs. Rothschild had, it is
said, been buyers of exchange to some extent, to
which was attributed the reduction of the premium
and the lower quotations noted.
EN GLUM FUNDS.
Bank Stock, 198 Long Anna, 30 years, esp. Jan.
3 per et. Red. Anna, SGS 711
3 per et. Cons. Anna, 00,1 7117 Ggstls) Bfonect. r 6; d
New .1 per Ct. Anon, an 1 i lash. Inns, .f..l;tioti. :id., June
1.0114 Ann.., esp. Jan. 4 MO, 9. 36 40 .7.4 ace!
7 3
$ lets Ditto. March. 43 7
Ditto 30 3e:smelt, Oct. 10, 111.59,6j_D1u0..ct0a11.1.1,1., March, 43

ittlLlatil4 FUNDS.
6,ptzt. Bras Wan mu. ni i 24 per Ct, Dutch Each.. 12 Gull..
1 I New., lut 414
Ditto N. 1843,62 4 pry Cl, Dutch Ccrtlficites. 12 1
ti er Ct. 3leitcan Acct.. July 31. I 11t i
11 111

F.XCRANOBEI AND STOCK' ABROAD.
JrLY 17.—Austrlan VITO pW Ceuta, 75 ; DIU°, Twosind-
filial! per Com.. i 7.11 ; i.e.... 1334. 1M Ditto. 1639. 42; Built &area
1,103.
Ilissintao, Jr LY 21.-11anOvertan Loan, Floe per Cent.. 919 ; RU.
sian.Engli.h Oran,
~41; Dim,. Ilatuburx Certif., ts./1 ; Ditto, Hope and
Co., Eire per Coo.. 651; Ditto. titenclna. Four per Ceuta. 714 151
Danb4DEuglisti Loan, Four per Cents., 71 Swedbily Loan, Four per
Cent., 95; Ditto, 1546, ; Bnualos Else Per Ceuta. ; 1111t0. Three
Der Ceuta, 171.—Exchanges on London Ilasubtarg, July 21, 13.91 ;
Ditto, to.' month., 13.7/ ; Berlin, July 20, Ulm Plopt ; Leip.te,
July 19. three month., ; 111,i5t, July 15, three months, 102 ; Peters.
burg, July 14, three months. 304 ; 6tockbolui, July 14, ninety days,
1110.