The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-22 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

For
I Mosey. Opening
nillibeet. Lowest., Cimino
_I
1 per C01a.53 90 33 75 53 73 33 20 SS 33
3 per Cent.
3 per CriMs. :few Loan .. ... ... ...
4 per Cent..
41 per LOnts
iteltaapos Lesidea: staled, 35 SO ; 90 days, 23 On.
Belstan, 5. iglu
Ile. 3, CM ... —Roman Loma, 1931 741 ...
Do. 49
Do. 2) . . .. ... ) Trewury Banda 3) ...
?Belmont 3 p CO. 79 73 I Bask :MIMI 3OO ..
PAttin 890 T. 20.—Venaillos (right bank), 2,55 —;
ditto (Left Lute), 210—•. Paris sod 0rim5.,14.55, P.m and ibeen•
1170 • Roots and lime, 031 03; Marseilles and Ae.rems. 910;
IltrasbOuri and Bale, 130; Oestre, CS ; Bouloine and
:35 • Orlon. sod Bordeaux. 310 ; Northern, 453 73 ; Pal=
-Awes:own 133 0. Tours sad Banta. 21.0—; Moutereau awl 'Dom,
95; Dieppe and Otranto, --.
M totun, SEPT. 16.—Three per Cents., 35 (opera-
tions) ; after Boise, 35 c., 351 p. Four per
Cents., at ; after llolsa, —. -Five per l'ents.
at —; after Bolsa 161. Coupons at 8; after Bolsa,
Bc. c. Passives, 6 1-16 ; after Bolsa, 5!, c. 6p. Bank
of St. Ferdinand, 99p.; Exchange on London, 31 e.

PARK tam IL

93 90
91 93 91
72

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VIENNA, SEPT. 20.—Fire per Cents., Metalliques,
934; Exchange on London, 11.46 ; on l'aris, 140/ ;
Agio on Gold, 244 ; ditto Silver, 184.
BERLIN, SEPT. 20.—Voluntary Loan, 1031, ; Rus-
sian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1007, ; National
Debt, —. Exchange on London, 6.214 ; Hamburg,
I k9Z ; Petersburg, 1051.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 20.—Threo per Cents. In-
terior, 324. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., —.

ANTWERP. SEPT. V.—Five per Cent. Metallicirrs,
781 ; ditto Ardoins, . Three per Cent. Interior,
t. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100. Ex-
change on London, 25.22;.
BauSSELS, SEPT. 20.—Belgian Five per Cents.,
991; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92; ; Ex-
change on London, 23.221.

AUsTEADAM, SEPT. 19.—Five per Cent. Metal-
liques, 761; Five per Cent. Ardoins,l4 9-16 ; Three
per Cents. Interior, 34 13-16 ; Etonian Four-and-a-
Halt per Cents., 99!; Two-and-a-Half per Cent. In-
tegra 43 3-16. Exchange on London, 11.90.

TILE 43RD AND 89171

-The 43rd Regi-

went, under orders to embark for service at the Cape,
will leave Clonmel this day (22nd inst ) and arrive at
Cork on the 21th inst. The 99th left Dublin last week for
Clonmel, to replace the 43rd.
ROYAL LONDON YACIIT CLll9.—The Phantom,
Mr. Lane, owner, won the Challenge Cup of the Club on
Saturday, in the trial on the Thames. The course was from
Erich to Sbellhaven and beck. Three yachts were entered
—Mouse, 16 tons, Mr. T. Brown; Phantom, 21 tons, Mr.
Lane ; and Whisper, 19 tons, Mr. T. Eveleigh. The Phan-
tom reached the remnding buoy 1 min. 22 secs before the
Whisper, and the winning buoy 1 min 20 see. before the
Whisper, but in conseqssenee of half a minute per ton being
allowed, the Phantom only won by 20 see.
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•
l'ottrarMorru, SEPT. 21.—The Bellerophon, 78,
Captain the lion. Lord G. Paulett, arrived at Spithead,
yesterday alienation from Plymouth, which port she left
on Wednesday. Orders were immediately transmitted to
her to prepare for coming into harbour to be docked, but
these were shortly countermanded, and she was ordered to
proceed to the Chops of the Channel, to the relief of the
homeward windbound shipping, returning to Spithead when
the wind shifts to the westward. The Vulcan, 8, iron
steam troop ship, Master-Commanding Penn, bad her top-
pliant meats painted yesterday. She is expected to go out
of dock by Wsdnaday, and will immediately proceed
round to Cork, to embark the 43rd regiment for the Caps
of Good Hope. The Dauntless, 24 guns, steam
(screwnfrigate, Captain Halsted, hauled off into the
stream yesterday afternoon • she got up steam to work her
engines, and will go to Spithead most probably tomorrow,
to try them. She is ordered to ge to Lisbon by the gal
proximo.
DINNER IN A COUNTY COURT.--011 SatOrtiity, Mr.
Itantshay, the Judge of the Liverpool County Court, whim
judicial conduct was lately the subject of a protracted in-
vestigation before the Chancellor of the Duchy of IAI3OII/-
ter, when he was absolved of the charges alleged spinet
him, gave an entertainment to about forty of hie friends,
"in honour of the great principle of judicial independence,
so long wailed in that town." The dinner took place in
the judge'sown hall of justice, which was decorated for the
occasion with Sags and evergreens.
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FIRES AND UN or Lire.—At a late hour on
Saturda sight a adeuritive fire occurred in the neighbour-
hood of Wentenbaster-road, acer Oakley-street,
ad wee aillenied ansiderable mischief. It originated
on the fare occupation of Mr. Downie, carver
and a frame. sr, No. 18 in the row, and when dis-
armed Ilia interior of the workshop, in the rear of the
ZiseMildiziff dwelling, wee found completely in flames. Not-
the prompt arrival of the engines from the
West of England stations, almuot adjacent,
the liereely and extended to the front prevail's,
sad she Se blouses Nos. 17 and 19, belonging to Mr.
011bso,unljgalns, end Mr. Joy, plumber and glazier, both
of whisk IMO expected to fall a sacrifice. The firemen,
with the peereellal aid of tialsel4l'bice, after about an hour's
imemsant ? to beat the fire out
=Mien
op the trod huddles, not before the pre-
mises sod solvate MI sustained much injury, but
web mope Iff i'llehallops of Mr. Downie, the whole
off *ma wine The cause of the fire could not
be alb, pestles env insured. A great
crowd ren 1•11ts411ts the having lighted the
neighterndleed sell the ewes the Thames. Two
other Ins hoppmed on t seme evening, namely,
in Colllngwood-sereet, Bethnalipems, and in Oxford.
street—the former it It hued willisuniaate fatally, having
originated in the bedews of lie. loath, No. 13, where
his daughter, a fine little girl IS yours of age, was asleep.
When extricated from the burning apartment she was
found to be shockingly burned all over her body; the suf-
ferer was immediately taken to the London Hospital,
where she romaine in a hopeless condition. The other fire
took plate in the shopof Messrs, Collins, at N 0.232, through'
an escape of gas. It was fortunately quickly subdued.
Yesterday (Sunday) morning a fatal tire occurred at the
village of West Thamer, near Barking, on an off farm be-
longing to Mr. Nichols. The farm-house was wholly de-
stroyed, and a man named Green, a labourer, who had
charge of it, perished in the flames. In the course of the
forenoon the remains of the unfortunate man were *egad
of the ruins. It was impossible to identify his, the
remains were so horribly burned.