The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-19 00:00:00

THE STREET-ORDERLY SYSTEM.

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Yesterday at a numerously attended court of the
gentlemen connected with the City Sewers Commission,
at the Guildhall, Deputy Pgacoce in the chair,
Mr. CHARLES COCHRANE having been allowed to
explain his views with regard to the Street Orderly System,
(the adjourned debate on which was resumed),
Mr. H. L. TAYLOR said he had noobjection to permit the
plan to be tried for a limited period, upon the understanding
that it would be an experiment merely. The additional_can
he thought, would not be more than one penny in the
on the consolidated late, while a considerable number
hands would be employed in addition to those already en-
gaged in street cleansing, which extra body would be en-
gaged in continuously keeping the streets tree from offen-
sive matter. Such an experiment as that might prove
valuable. If the streets could be done weU for 12,0001.
per annum, they would not be doing much harm in trying
the scheme for ail months, for by that time the surveyor
'W ma 'm a large body of facts, while that officer, being
furnished with such elements, might recommend to the court
whether, in his judgment the practice should be continued
or not. He begged to move, therefore, in accordance with
these imitations, that the report be referred back to the
commitee to make the necessary arrangement' with the
contractors for carrying out the system of street cleansing
upon the orderly system, for the six months next ensuing,
from the let of January. 1852.
Deputy PEWTRESS having seconded the motion
Deputy HARRISON moved, as an amendment, that the
question be not put.
Mr. WATERLOW seconded the amendment.

After some discussion,
The amendment was lost by en overwhelming majority.
Mr. ELLIOTT gave notice of a motion to the effect that
in the event of any additional outlay being required for the
purposes of carrying out the street orderly system, the
charge be not made (as we understood) upon the rate-
payers, but that the same be paid out of the City cash.
The nodes, after some discussion as to whether it could
be received by the Court of Sewers, was, under the ruling
of the chairman, ordered to be entered upon the neat paper
of business for consideration.
In consequence of the lateness of the hoar (4 o'clock_ i)
Mr. BARBER prop.sd that the motion of which he had
given notice for the opening of the western front of St.
Paul's Cathedral to the public, should be postponed until
the next meeting of the court,. Agreed to.—Adjourned.

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RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoo.

Business in the share market continues active,
but there appears to have been realisations this
morning in some descriptions, which are probably
prompted by the wish of the more timid sm.ula-
tors to secure the profits accruing from late
rise. The market opened at the full closing range of
yesterday, but afterwards went flatter, in consequence
of these operations, Great Westerns, Lancashire. and
Yorkshires, Midlands, and some others, in which
the rise has been most conspicuous, being marked
rather lower than they left off yesterday afternoon.
The feeling of the market, as we write, is firmer
again, and many descriptions have recovered. Ox-
ford and Worcesters have advanced to 131, being
• rise of 255.

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MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocc

Business in the home funds to day has been mode-
rate, but as holders have little inducement to sell in
the present position of monetary affairs, and from
the difficulty of finding eligible investment, the pur-
chases which continue to offer have been sufficient
to maintain prices at the full rise of yesterday.
Console have ruled steady all morning at yester-
day's closing rate of 984 to 99 both for money and
the 11th Dee., which quotation shows a rise
of „I since Saturday. Another parcel of Re-
duced Threes has been taken by the govern-
ment broker. The official list of actual bargains
comprises :—Three per Cent. Consols, 99, 984 ; ditto
for Account, 984, 99. Three per Cent. Reduced,
981, 1. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 991,
New Five per Cent. Annuities, 1241. Long An-
nuities, 1860, 7 1-16 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6 11-16 ;
ditto 30 years, 1860,71. South Sea Old Annuities,
9n. India Stock, 263. Bank Stock is rather higher,
sharking 215.
Exchequer Bills rule very firm at the late rate of
525. to 555. prem., and India Bonds arc nominally
unchanged.
Very few bargains have offered in the foreign
investments, and speculative operations are almost
entirely confined to Mexican bonds, which have un-
dergone a heavy fall, the present quotation being
231 to 1 only. The intelligence of the progress
of the revolutionists is unequivocal, as they may
now be considered in possession of the impor-
tant city of Matamoras ; and the account of
the other difficulties under which the powerless fede-
ral government is labouring, including the threat of
the British charge &drakes to blockade the
ports of the epublic unless the claims
of British subjects interested in the Home (not
the foreign) debt are satisfied, causes increased
alarm. Brazilian Bonds '', and Spanish Three per
Cents. arc both hightcr to-day. The prices
of actual business arc:—Brazilian Old Five per
Cents., 911. Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 73 ; ex-
change, 10 guilders per E. Equador Bonds, 34.
Mexican, 234; ditto, for account, 28th Nov., 24.
Sardinian Five per Cents., 83!, 1. Spanish Active
Five per Cents., for account, 201, 21 ; ditto Three
per Cents., for account, 40, 401.
The Californian gold mining market has been well
supported, but as we write the feeling is a shade
weaker, and quotations arc slightly reduced for some
descriptions. The brokers' prices are : Nouveau
Monde, 1 to 1 prem. Ague Fria, 14 to 14 prem.
West Mariposa, .4 to prem. Ave Maria, Ito
prem. Golden Mountain, 4to prem.
A formal notice has been issued by the Spanish
financial commission in London that her catholic
Majesty's government has applied, in conformity
with the law of the Ist August last, 6,000,000 male
to be employed in the purchase of documents of the
home and foreign redeemable debts by public com-
petition, which will take place at Madnd on the 9th
December next. Of this sum 1,920,000 reels have
been assigned for the purchase of the bonds of the
deferred debt of 1831, and the foreign passive debt.
The Submarine Telegraph is now in active requi-
sition for the business of the Stock Exchange, mes-
sages flyin,g between the two muskets. Many trans-
actions with Hamburg and the Northern ports aro
now carried on by this channel of communication.
It has been announced that the Submarine Company
have come to an arrangement with Messrs. Reuter
to undertake an agency here and on the Continent.
There is therefore no longer any necessity to send
communications by Ostend, because by means of the
submarine they are at once received in the office of
Messrs. Reuter at Calais, and care is taken for their
despatch. As many persons arc under the impression
that the Submarine Telegraph is available for Paris
only, we may observe that it is the medium of com-
munication with every great capital and trading
place in Europe between Paris and Cracow, Vienna
and Hamburg.
The market for foreign exchanges was not very
lively yesterday, and the business effected was incon-
siderable. Short Paris was in demand at 25.15 to
171; ditto, 3 months, at 25.30 to 321. Amsterdam
maintained last post's quotation of 11.181 to 1.
Hamburg was again a shade lower, closing at 13.91
to 10. Frankfort remained as before, at 1204 to 1.
An amount on St. Petersburg was negotiated at 364.
Bills on Italy were not in great request, except
Naples, which was done at 404 to 1. l'aper on Spain
was very dull, and Portugal yet more heavy. Vienna
and Trieste were about 1'2.40, but with a weak mar-
ket. The lower quotation from the other side did not
induce speculators to make purchases.
Tho bullion market, being bare of supplies, re-
mains very quiet, with quotations nominally as
before.
N °LULL FUN is DAT.
Bask Stock, 214 ii Luc Annuities.
3 par Ct. Reduced. 98j louts Stock, 263 4
3 pee Ci. Consuls. ikij Ditto Wasik LOOM, 1111 L
31 par sit. Cossols, WA ltills„ Mk*. 61A ISbei.
Console fur Acct., 141

roasiok FUNDS.
44 per C - BelSlan, 88 90 3 per Ct. Mattoon. 241t4
5 per Cl. Brazilian. 87 g 6 per Ct. Peruvian. di
Do. New. 86 8 Dato Ilatarred. 404 i
6 per Ct. Liven°. Arm. 41 6 5 per Ct. Portualem 85 T
d per Cl. China.. 101 3 b per Ct. Raman. 111 13
3 per Ct. Callan. 1.4 d It gar Ct. Roam, 102 4
3 per Ct. Dania. 76 8 5 per Ct.. 5 tonal, Active. 20i 14
31 per Ct. lunch. 584 Ok 31170.°P4.4t.1.7 6.4 ri 40
4 per Cl. Dutch, IBS got
Squalor, 3 4 24 per Ct.. • wesems, 35 I
1 par CI. Unnerla. 14 14 Do. Deferral, 13 13
Berdtalan 4 par 004.34 idle.