The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-04 00:00:00

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr.

The English Stock Msrket opened rather
flatter than yesterday, but when it b.teamo
known that the Bank Board had broken up
without announcing any change in the rate ut
discount a rally took place, which, however,
has not been fully maintained to the pre•
sent moment. The general feeling of the Stock
Excbancc is one of flatness. Consols opened 97i! to
for money and the 11th, and, after rising t' 97 to
I, are now quoted 971 to The Three per Cents. Rci,
duced mark 971 to9Bl. Three-and-a-Quarter Cenm.
1001 to 1; the Three per Cents. of 1726, 991. Bank
Stock, 2271 ; India Stock, 236 to 238; Exchequer
Bills, 3s. die. to le. prem.; India Bonds, 21s. prem
Foreign stocks do not rally. Peruvian, Portugut se,
End Dutch are rather lower. Mexican is quoted 2'tl
to 26 ; Spanish Deferred, 221 to 234 ; Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., mark 101 to 102 ;
Dutch Four per Cents., 97 to 1; Portuguese Four
per Cents., 42i to ; Peruvain Four-and a-Half per
Cents, 821 to 831; Equa4or, 3 ; Danish Fives, 106

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Sect[[.—The market is rather dull to-day; the public
sales consisted of foreign, and the bulk was withdrawn for
want of buyers at previous rates. The refined market is Brut
at yesterday's currency.
COFFEE.—The large public tales are going off heavily,
and the importers are buying in to support prices.
TEA.—The private contract marki t is partly suspended
be the declaration of public salts for t, morrow.
by
bales sold yesterday en 'Change ; 4-to
bales of East India were offered to-day in pubic sale, and
three-fourths were bought in.
IRICE.—This article remains (ioted the sonic as yester-
day. but the demand is limited.
Exat.—A. fair amount of bupiness done at full pricer.

In other articles no material alteration. The inaritct
generally have a dull appearance.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS D IY.

The inarktt ill very firm, with no disposition to sell for
forward dcli•ery. Town Tsllow is quoted bls. nett wet :
Petenuurg Y.C. on the spot, ; Oct. to Dec ,

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. .1. Davis reports the trade without alb ration.
Prime Meadow Hay, 10.5 r. to 115,.; irferior, SU. to
91, ; new, 50s. to 80r.; Itowen, stlr. to alr.; Clover. old,
105 r. to 120 s. ; recond cut, 90s. to 110 s.; new, 70a. to 00a.
Straw, 33r. to 365.

(BY tLECTIM TrIS.GRAPII.)

LlVEltruoL,-niensl).‘y, 10.4; A
Wind N.W., fresh breeze, and fine.
Arrived.—Frankfort, steamer, from Palermo ;
Rattler, steamer, from Oporto ; Atalanta, from
Kertch ; Ottilia, from Quebec ; (Decatur, from
Richibucto; Benjamin Adams, from New Yuri:.
Off.—Tyrer, sip.
QUEENSTOWN, Aro. 2.
Wind N.
Arrived.—lsabella Dorothy, from Orden; Lesbia,
from Odessa, _ _ _ _

Off.—Ann Ree, from lima, for Limerick.
KINSALE, Aro.
The Hamburg vessel Andreas, laden with maho-
gany, for London, went on shore this morning on
the rocks west side of the Head. Lost rudder, and
received other damage. She subsequently floated ctf
and was taken to Queenstown.
SOUTHAMPTON THURSDAY MORN•s,

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company's ship Bengal, with the heavy portion of
the East India, China, and Mediterranean mails, his
just arrived here.
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company's ship Cadiz, Captain Cooper, iI3S
arrived from Constantinople, Smyrna, Malto, and
1 Gibraltar.

DEAL, THCRSDAY, A.CI

Wind E.N.E , light, and fine.
Passed.—Madre, from Loudon, for Constantinople ;
Marie, from London, for Havre; Adelaide, from Lon-
don, for Melbourne; Lady C. Guest, to westward.
Anchored.—lrene, from Nlarinnople, for London ;
Hanibal, from Kertch, for London; Robert, front
Sr. John's, fur London—spoke the 12th July. 14,1-
gian ship, 30 days from Antwerp, for New York.
lat. 42 8 N., long. 62 3; July 27, barque Mary
Ann, from Londonderry, for St. John's, New lirnns.
w:ck, lat. 49 11, long. 20 36; 29th, Cornelius, try.
aged 18 years, and a native S. Holstein, was le.it
overboard.

THE CHOLERA IN THE NORTH OF F.t.
Som. eases of cholera have made their appearance at
Itrus-
bur` and Sonderburg, but the persons attacked had either
come front Copenhagen, ur been in esntact with such pre-
sons. A letter from Copenhagen, Vith ult., says: .ees-
terday 230 new CAMS of &:okra were declare d, sod 13L
deaths. Up to this time there have been in all 3,831 cares,
2,011 deaths. and 848 cures. The number of chulera eases
now under treatment is 818. la the general hospital of
this city 306 patients have died. Ala .ng the now victims
to this discos are nine fehjs;sial s, one or whom, Dr.
Wittbnaen, formed part of the medical establishment of
the King's household ; our celebrated painter, M. d'heken-
berg ; Baron de Holstein, intendant of the Theatre ltoy.ll
of Copenhagen; and M. Douce, a I;euter•ant in the navy.'•
The St. Petersburg journal mutes that cholera is at re.ent
raging in the governments of Kicw and Tulyw, and that
it bss also burst out in the great commercial towu
Berms,.