The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

main where he was, he would have a much better prospect
of succeeding in the world. With this piece of advice, there-
fore, he (the magistrate) should now let the father act as he
pleased.—The father said that he should insist on having his
son delivered up to him; and when be proceeded to take
him away, the boy resisted with such violence, that he was
compelled to be forcibly removed from the court, his cries
being heard as his father urged him along.

MONEY MARNET.
MONDAY EVENING.

The accounts from the United States by the Britan-
nia steam-packet, of the plentiful supplies of bread-
stuffs coming forward, and which may be expected,
have had a material influence upon the stock as well
as on the corn market to-day. The improvement in
the first corresponded with the decline in the latter.
From Mark-lane wheat was reported lower by Ba. per
quarter. On the Stock Exchange Consols rose to 88
to for the opening, or in advance of the closing
prices of Saturday. Reduced Threes were 871 to 8.
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to f. Long
Annuities, 9 to 1-16. Consols scrip, Ito discount.
Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 108. premium. It was stated
they had been as high as 12s. premium.
The transactions in foreign stocks have been
more active, and on a larger scale today, attended
with more fluctuations of prices. Spanish Fives
improved to 221 to 1; the Threes, to 341 to 1.
Portuguese to 32 to 4. Brazilian New Bonds to 82
Ito 4. Buenos Ayres, 37 to 9. Mexican, 20 to f.
Peruvian, 36 to 8. Russian, 110 to 111. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., S 8!, to 9 ; the Fours, 891
to 90. Belgian Feur-and-a-Half per Cents., 921 to 41.
The private advice, from the United States are not
I so unanimous and decisive as the journals about the
quantities of wheat and otherbread stuffs which would
be available for shipment. There is reason to suspect
on the %%hole that the papers have somewhat over-
charged the case as to the stocks in the interior which
were ready to come forward to the ports. Of those
stocks also a large proportion would be required for
consumption on the eastern seaboard, which had been
so denuded from the eagerness with which all
on hand had been bought op fur exportation
to Europe on the advicee, or on the specula-
tion of high and advancing pricey, that it was
found necessary to seek supplies, and procure them at
whatever coat from the more contiguous states inward,
by railroad despatch. Prices in consequence ruled
high for flour and Frain on the spot for home con-
sumption, both at New York, Philadelphia, and other
exporting sea marts. It is probable, therefore, that
such being the state of home wants and prices, no
small proportion of the bulk of products which must
be forthcoming from the western states would be
intercepted at the ports for domestic use, and
for the replacement of the stock usually held, which
had been withdrawn for shipment under the temple-
ton of the high prices ranging in Europe. Ike
effect of those high prices, and of the extraordinary
exports consequent, has been to render bread stuffs
as high priced, and in some states of the union as
little abundant, as in Europe. Therefore, the growers
in the mere agricultural states have the choice upon
equal terms, both of home and foreign markets,
with a demand equally for each; but as
home requirements are most readily appreciated,
and command, according to the urgency, some
advantage in price, it may be assumed that,
proportionably, there will be so much less food avail-
able for shipment abroad, whatever the mass of pro-
ducts forwarded from the farming parts of the union.
Such, we apprehend, was the sense of the view taken
in the circular of Megan. Prime and Ward, received
by the last steamer, wherein they expressed the
opinion, which took the market here so much by sur-
prise, that the quantities of bread stuffs for exporta-
tion from the United States had been greatly over-
rated.
The rates of exchange from New York, on the de-
parture of the Britannia, being at 1061 to 71, dispel
any present apprehension of a demand of coin for
shipment.
As it has been already noticed publicly, the fact of
a rather important failure in the Russia trade may be
reported.

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