The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 29, 1849.

FRANCE.

PARIS. litinum. 11
The ragnation of M. de Fallon: sham: shuttles-
culy with the presentation of his project of law on
public frigate:ties, bit slightly modified by the com-
mittee, s a foot of great importance at this moment.
A:d first of ail, I may va you an opinion
generally spread that the appointment of M.
de Corcelles will lot take place. It in opposed
by too many parties to be easily possible, and the
President himself weed fear to take another minister
from the tiers-parti. Nobody can point at the pro-
bable successor of M. e.• Falionx. M. de Vatimeensil,
who had been 'potion of, has cut rumour short by
refusing. Tim President is desirous, however, of
taking a ministerof public instruction from theben;hes
of the Right. M. Beagnot may be the man, but there
is nothing certain.
M. de Fallon: went yesterday morning to the Elva,
to tender his resignation in person. It is said that
M. de Fallon: expressed a desire that he might be
succeeded by M. de Conelles, but this is mere rumour.
On Monday M. de F.aloni will leave Paris for Anjou
to see hie faxily—thence he will prcceed to Nice
where he will spud the winter.
The nominations to suns-prefectures, of which the
Moniteur this morning cootains a number, are not
likely to pleas* the gentlemen of the conseil d'etat,
for several of them are men grievouly suspected.
The President of the Republic was slightly icdis-
posed to-day. To-morrow he is to go to a grand
steeplechase at St. Germain..
The journals this morning are completely devoid
of news. The Monitiour even does not contain the
resignation of M. de Fallon:, which took plus yes-
terday. There are some more changes amongst the
prefects, omega them M. Marred, yen., who has so
often changed of late, is re.appointed a little further
off now. Hs goes to Algeria.
From Tule we learn definitively that M. Santa
Rosa takes M. Piaells's place.
The %Hewing telegraphic despatch reached Paris
on Friday:
" General de Lamoriciere to the Minister cf Foreign
Affairs :—Count Nesselrode notified yesterday to the
Ottoman envoy that the Emperor of Russia having
taken the letter of t .e Sultan into consideration, had
declared that he would be Datil& dif the refugees
were expelled from Turkey. Foad Effendi considers
the affair definitively ',Wei."

rem, OCT. 27. For
16°Cli• I
... 68 90 86 0
. 88 23
• n

S per Cents
3 per Cog...
S do. New Lama
par Credo.— —.
4 pre Crab

►ar Amount.

itilibist I Lowesc I Closing

be 0 SS 13 s39
IS 4$ IS 25 IS 41
M VI
10 PO ..

thsclisnos as Irthis;: 811 doys- , 113 00; PI dm" 33 379. ..
BelgLc..., 7. non
I*. 3, 11143
B. .14.1.5 a Lau ... 11l ..
s.
Du. 444
—6 lay „ reasury
31413 ~
bads
D „ Blk Meru .„
Noviss.—Parls and Or 733 —• Pars sad Pees. $W ;
Senn and Barre, 233 30; • and 3lansiths. 11$ 7s; Stns.
end Da* 103 30 ; Oman. (thence), 303 NI ; Bordea
:OTC North, 432 30; Psis ad Btreslastri, 03373; Tours anted
Mates, 1103 70; Meth and theasp. ISO; envers and Mud, ISO;
Tis, riebt Mak, 917 .:0 ; do. loft bank, 170.

Yeaare, Ocr. 21—Three per Csal4., 27 paper: lire per Crate..
114 piper; Ooapals, of pper ; Beak at St. Per4lasad, 77 paper.
Itiebaage an Lando; 60.40.

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.—Our Vienna correspondent writes to
as as follows, the cottents of which will be read with
great interest :
VIENNA, Ocr. 23.
Our newspapers of yesterday have, no doubt,
already informed you cf the three new "executions "
that were perpetrated at Perth. I have this instant
received a communication, to the effect that two more
victims were add. d yesterday to the black catalogue,
whose names are Madams and Perini, the latter being
an old man, 70 years of age. People are eerionely
beginning to doubt whether imperial vengeance can
really be Flaked and glutted ; the veriest black-
yellow" citizen of this capital now sees that the led
democracy, as he called our doings Lf last year, was
far from being so bloxly as their red monarchy is.
Public opinion is growing daily more and more nu-
' favourable to our present governors. Should an cut-
break occur, by one of those untoward event, which
nobAy can foresee, what could take piece but a
general marsacre by way of retaliation.? What else
could be expected? I was in Preaburg a few days
and it was evident to me that the
Magyar patty is more numerically strong than ever.
All that the imperialist party there have got for their
loyalty is, the satisfaction of paying new taxes in ad-
dition to the old.

All the new nominations of governors over those
provinces even that have never been disturbed are in
the persons of generalo. into whose hands not only all
She military, bat also the civil power is confided. Is
this the constitutional organisation of Austria?
Our army, instead of being diminished, continues
to be inereas•d, for new battalion' are still forming.
These is a general conviction, too, that in cue of war
with Turkey the German navy will be compelled by
a secret clause in the treaty, to act conjointly with the
Austrian fleet, that the C nut of Berlin yielded to this
wi.h ir.sieted en by Schwa, zet.berg, but I cannot
vouch fur the truth of this rumatr.

In a few drys we expeet a new gazette, to be
called the iteichgernetzblaq, which, as i's name ins-
poets, will publish all the new laws in the various
languages siseken throughout the empire. One of
those laws the' will be first promulgated is that of the
" Hausrecht" or home-right, by virtue of which the
police may enter any man's domicile at any time they
think prop=e, and without the authcrisstion of any
court of just ice.
It cannot be true that Harlan has tendered
his resignsti,r, or if he has, some other hang-
man has taken his p.iace, for at six o'clock on the
morning of -Ist 20. h mat. diror, the Lien*.-Col. and
Commandant r f the Gamut Legion), Priam Woro-
niecith and Havincoart, the aide-de-camp of Dem-
, binaki, were hanged at Teeth. Arrests in
Buda and Peek continue to be the order of
tho day. Same under-sheriffs and offisials of
the ex-gareerment have been just handed over to the
ccurt-martirl, the drum-head preceediogs of which
will make short work of these new victims, among
whom we see the names of Bailout!, Navay, and
Karma. The Hungarian officials are sending in their
resignations in masses, while to replace them the
governm,nt sends her Ger:nano-Czech bureaucrats
into the el °awl land. The Slovach free corps is at
length diesired, the legion of foreign place-holders
takes up the po-ition theyhel.
A CIICUI ao. Kes'uth's
Ofen, in which the great patriot assures his country-
men that to I r.ex.oved the crown of St. Stephen
nobly f.r rendc: in.; the coronation of a Hapsburger
impossible.
The noruisa•ion of Lieut. Field Hershel and Baron
Kukeek r 9 Aisetri,n plenipotent'arice to the provi-
sion-11 c p .wer in Frankfort ta definitively
settled.

2tade:oki ha. already reacted Laibach. On eater-
irg Onts tk.tiance Master Hapset was area at
his side.

Tt e troops in Hungary h .re already been disposed
o' for the wt,A. r; eighty-lour pines are gairisoned,
end each h at least one battalion.

The tt amcmtit of arms taken from the Plungn-
rims is officially given et 660,151 maekets, 2,879 pis-
tols, 216 00 ?alma, 2,073 lance , and 500 cannons of
d, Trent enli.'re.
Wei 'es the ex eutions in Path, other sentanoes sue
hti.tg fulfill, 4 in Hermanustadt, but the name cruelty
is tot r vorted t., here, the punishment bqing gene-
rally two year-, imprisonment.
C,ant Coll"redo, the Austrien ambneador in Lon-
tlou, bu tendered Lis resignation.

GENERAL NUPE*, late commander of Comorn,
has arrived with his smite at the &bloater' Bated.
THE NATIONAL REFORM CLUE.—A meeting was
held oa Saterday, at the Thatched 11Q11119 Tavern, fit.
Janseeisstreet. for the purpose of founding a National' Re-
form Club. Mr Joshua Waboiler occupied the chair; and
about forty gentlemen were in attendance. Considerable
Mastodon ensued with rupees to the constitution of the pro-
=tab, and it wee ultimately decided that it should be
se as to Meade the largest possible number of re-
hours and fluaaelal esoomists. A esemaittee was ap-
pellate& to take measures for the purchase of premises unto
the House of Parliament as po•sib:e, and for earryieg out
the ether requisite steps. It was also agreed that a meeting
should be bald a month beam to receive the report of this

committee.
FINE ARTS EXPOIMON.—On Wednesday last a
meeting wee held at the Town-hall, Great Yarmouth,
Pnilip Part let, the mayor, in the chair, to receive a
deputation from the Society of Arts on this subject, when
the mambas thereof having detailed the object of their visit,
resoludoss ware adopted similar to those already given In
this paper ea the same subject, and a committee of co-
operation appointed, for the purpose of assisting in carrying
out the °ideate contemplated by Prince Albert and the
society over white he presides.
A MILITARY DEFAULTER.—An eminent banking
and army agency firm Is the neighbourhood of Trafalgar
square obtained yesterday a warrant for the apprehension of
the paymaster of ow of her Majesty's infantry regiments,
who, it is alleged, has absconded with large elms of money
entrusted to his charge. The gallant delsquent is repre-
sented as a member of the Army and Navy Club, and the
proprietor of a headmen' enrol seat near one of our most
flourishing seaport towns.—Weekly Chronicle.
COURT-MARTIAL. —A general court-martial as-
sembled at Cork Berracha on Thursday. the 28th ins•, for
the trial of Assismst•Surgeon Frederick Douglas, M.D. cf
the 26th Centerotians, wand of negligence in the discharge
of his medical duties during the prevalence of cholera in the
regiment I. the months of July and August lut. colonel
llanneell, 'wpm:in Field-officer, is president of the court,
with fourteen Akers, via., four field officers, eight captrins,
and two subalterns, as members. David Walker, Eq., Dee
poly Judge Advocate-General for Indeed, °Moisten at the
trial, whisk, from the number of witaessesto be examined, is
expected to last some days. Asentant Surgeon Douglas te
tie see of en old and distinguished caw (the late Make-
General Sir William DJuglas). The result of his trial will
not of course be known until her Majesty's pleasure upon
the Gasbag and erateace of the court is promulgated.
COURT-MARTIAL AT NOTTINOIIAIL—On Saturday,
a court-martial was held at the barracks, near Nottingham,
before Colonel Arthur, of the 3rd Dragoon Guards, over
Thomas Ball, John Biles, and George Holmes, three of the
privates concerned in the late iasubordination. After a pro-
tracted investigatioa, the three men were pronounced guilty;
but sentenced was deferred own the whole of the debacles'''.
have bees examiaed. The court adjourned at 7 o'clock, end
is to resume this morn* (Monday). The mutiny, it is staved,
is scarcely yet at an end. On Friday night, one of the
offenders succeeded In escaping from the guardroom. He
wee instantly pursued; but, owing to the darkness of the
sight, he continued to elude the vigilance of the parties sent
to apprehend him. Up to a late hour on Saturday night he
had not been recaptured.
DETENTION OF STEALERS IN CLEARING.—The
interested is the steam ships trading between Lon-
don, ,iLiverpool, Hell, end the continent, have peti-
tioned the revenue authorities that they now Eon allowed to
enter the vessel' outwards simultaneously with their entry
inwards from the foreign ports, as great inconvenience is at
present experienced at Liverpool port by shipper. of mer.
chandise to the continent not laving sufficieat opportunities,
in consequence for the little time elapsing between their
arrival from and departure for the port of destination, to pre-
pare and pars the proper documents necrmary for the ship-
meat of their goods. The only clause in the law which
alpine to affect the matter is the 69th see. of the Act 8 & 9
Vie. c. 86, by which no vessel is allowed to take goods on
bawd before the master has produced a oertifioste from the
proper officer of the clearance inwards of such vessel or
before he has entered his vend outwards ; end it appears
that it has always been a rule at the pert of Liverpool never
to allow vessels to be entered outwards until the inward
cargo be completely dircherged. This is complained of in
consequence of the little time elapsing during the period of
steam ships trading to ant from the continental porta of
Europe remaining in port here, as it appears that the strict
observance of the above regulation is not required in the
matter at the port of Hull, nor with regard to steam ships
trading to and from the metropolis.
RECURRENCE OF THE CONFLAGRATION SEASON.—
" The dark days befoe Christmas" have always been noted
for a multitude of conflagrations, arid the present season
promises to maintain its long.establiehed reputation. Three
fires involving a greater or lees destruction of property oc-
curred in and around Sheffield on Sunday week, followed
by a further disaster of the same kind on Moaday.—Shef.
field Time.

RIBBLE VALLEY VIADUCT.-0a the subject of the
fall of a portion of this structure, noticed in this paper of
Friday last, the resident engineer has addressed the follow-
ing letter to the Preston Guardian : " I have this day
examined these works, and find that the accident which
occurred yesterday is not to be attributed to any fault in
the execution of the fallen pertion of the viaduct, ►ut to
the ..ult contrac or having, in the absence of any authority,
wi•hdrawn the centres from some of the arches befiire the
mortar was properly set ; the effect of the late heavy rains
upon which has been to bring them down, together with
others on each side of them. There beg been no loss of

if.or accident to any nem& la asanzion with the fall of
tl.eflo arches.—Your ()bodkin marnat, STU/1018 MZEL,
Ilasident Eeglaser."

MONEY JURIBT.

BATURDAT EVIIIIIOI
The intelligence received this morning frcm St.
Petersburg, of a good understanding between the
Czar and the Turkish envoy, was regarded in the City
as a confirmation of the news from Vienna to which we
referred yesterday. The probability of misunder-
etanding arising between Russia and any other power
reelecting the recent political events at Constanti-
nople having now passed over, our stock market
continued steady throughout the day at the
improved prices of yesterday. Cenaols opened
at 921 to 1 for money, and 92} to a for
account, when upon receipt of the news from Russia,
above referred to, they improved 1, and chased at 924
to I for money, and 92Z for account The Three per
Cent. Reduced were done at 911 and The
There-and-a Quarter per Cents. at 921 and Z.
Exchequer Bills remised 41s. and 44&, the aline
as yesterday. Long Annuities 8 and 7-16. Bank
Strek 198.

The biuinees in the foreign house presented no-
thing remarkable. Buenos Ayres were done as low
as 39. Russian at 107. The transactions comprised:l
Brazilian at 831 and 83. Buenos' Ayres at 40 and
39. Mexican (ex January coupon) at 281, and 1 f.r
money, and 261 and ;'for account. Peruvian Four
per Cents. Deferred at 181 and Portuguese Free
per Cents. Converted, 1841, at 321 ; dit:o Four per
Cents at 331. Russian at 107. Spanish Five per
Cents. for account at 16 and # ; ditto Three per
Cents. at 341. French Trace per Cent. Renter, at
65f. 121 e.; exchange, 23f. 30c. Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. Dutch at 63j; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi-
rates at 821 and 1; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds at 811.
Money continues to be bad on much the same
ter me e s last week, although it hats be• n in re: her bate r
request, and is more readtty placed en call at two per
cent. Discount also maintains the same rate of 21 to
21 per cent. for the best bills. The fluctuations in the
more importint items in the bank returns are re-
counted for by the payment of the dividends new in
progress. The continued export of silver for the e3c-
tinent has caused the price to advance one-eighth,
whilst the price of gold is without any variation.
The following are the extreme prices at which
Consols and Exchequer Bills were negotiated earl
day dosing the week :
Melted Lowest Closw.g
Price. Prier. Price.
loaday—Cousols be messy .. . 92 92 92 to
rer asmai fig:. fir. 9 921 921 to
Teasday—Camols for yaw .........
Pm mem& 92 — 921 to
Wedseeday—Ocactis mum . 92 92 92 to
Thenday—Cesseie
Ter
fa amesumt ....... 92
92 921 92192 to a
=
Per
Iriley-432•021 kr was,
#r asrat .. 72 9921 9to
Ileterday—Oemde far Emmy
Per asectout
T.:chequer Spia 81.090, Moseley 4is. pm. 435. pm.
Tuesday as. . 43a .
Wednesday
Ittanday 4le. 425. ...
Friday
Satar&Y
44e. . 41s.

During the week dealings have taken place in the
shares of the following joint stock bloke: Australa-
sia (paid 401.) at 241; Commercial of London (paid
201.) at 201 ; London Joint Stock (paid 101.) at 171
and 1; London and Westminster (paid 201.) at 241
and 1 ; National Provincial of England (paid 35!.)
at 361; Provincial of Ireland (paid 261.) at 381;
Union of Australia (paid 251.) at 261 and 1.
In dock shares the following trensectims ars re-
corded : Commercial, at 79; East and West India,
at 1361; East Country, at 21; Landon, at 115; St.
Katherine, at 791.
This week has witnessed a rasetion in the railway
share market, which may safely be regarded as an
indication of reviving confidence on the part of the
proprietors, independent of the improved traffic re-
turns, to which it also is in part ascribed. We under-
Mend that the purchases of stock for investment buys
cionfriderably increased since Monday, although the
business which is still going on in shares on specula-
tion is by no means inconsiderable ; and this circum-
stance exercises an important influence in the market,
of which many of the bond file holders are little

aware. The market to-day shows much firmness,
and de highest prices of the week were fully main-
tained.
The following is our list of the extreme prices at
which business was done in shareaduriog the week :
Paid. Ilitthest Lowest
Rfew Prk?'

50 Aberdeen -.-
131 --i4
20 Birmingham and Oxford Junction
((calla without aguaran•es)
90 Bristoland Exeter
SO Caledonian 144
20 Eastern Counties..... ..... .. ...... 74 -- 8
50 Edinburgh and G1a55tem.............-- 851 « .... ..... ... 37
20 Great Northern .. 7
100 Orest North of England..--......„ 911 ..... NO
100 Great Western .... 57 ...--..-- 4$
SO Holl and Selby N ....—... U
98 Lancashire end Torkahlre s74 ..... ....—.-. 68
SO Leeds and Bradford... ....
:14 Landon and Blather" ..-. .-- .54 ......... ..... 24
100 Loodse, Brighten. endsuoth.Osist n -..-...... 7O
121 London and Greenwich 9l
100 London and North Western..._.._ lilt
30 London end Booth Wasters a 29
100 mad i .. ..... 44i
100 Norbik
174 V srth Btaflordahlre
25 North British
23 NotUeh Corral
334 Booth Eastern
43 South Wales l7
23 York, Nematode. and Benda lB
50 York and North Midland
The following calculations sbow the rate per cent.
per annum yielded by the various securilies cited at
the average of the prices which ruled this day.
Where the uteri k (*) is placed, it is to be nuderato.4
that the share rate of dividend is Ii ss the income-tax.
It will be perceived that Me adopt the rate of dividend
&dared for the last half-year as the bavis of our cal-
culation :
-- • --•

_____ _
Three per Cent. Ceneoht...average prise 92 *Wpm eintat 4 10}
Three per Cent. Reduced
.
Three-and.a.Quarter per Cents. 921 oe 11 10 41
Beak 3tock (die. 7 per cent per annum) 196 3 10 gi
=tea li
r Rills (int. 10. per day) 42a. p. ..3 4 6
and celishins Unsays
1
(dividend 4 per cent.)
Pastern Counties. (die. h. per share of
2W.. equal to 1 per cent per ans.) 7
Oita Western. (die. at the rate of 4
per cent. pee UV-
London and South thestern• (die. at
the rate of 31 per cent per ann.) 3l
Landon and Brighten* (die. FM. per
1001. stock tor the half year, equal to
V. 18e. per cent per ann.)
Landon end North Westers. (die. at the
rate of 7 per tent per ann ) ll3 • 6
Midland (die at the rata of 3 per cent
pee ann.)
South Eastern, ZIO sit., (guar. die
5 per sent.)
York and North Midland die. sus.

I'ofk, Newertley ud Becwld (div.

DUBLIN 8:1

w 612 4j

0 2 17 1
07 0 4

go 5 4 10

4
9.

s
to

re $

1 SI
3 163
T 7j
G B

3 per Cent. Osmede
31 per Ont. Reek.
Beak Bleak

Waterford and Maarl&

61C.11ANG11.1 AND TrOMES ABZOID.

Bantle, Ocr7ii...Zirio-slasTitind.ZT Fiie per Eenie:: loa, to;i;
Rt. Bchuld. Soh. 'lltree.and-a-Hall per Cant., 804, Sq. Exchanges:
On London, three maths. $.264; on Hamburg, two muslin, 1491:
in Paris, two months, RI LS, EU,
Btu:seas, Ocr. 27.—Belgian Funds : Loan, 1840, Five per Cents.,
954 ; Ditto, 1812, 931; Ditto, 1848, 931 ; Ditto, 1841, Four-and.a
Half per Cents., 871 ; Ditto, 1836, Four per Cents , 834 ; Ditto,
1838, Three per Cents., 95; Lou of the City, 1841, Five per Cents.,
93. Bank of Belgium, Poor per Cents., hal; Dank Issue of 1841,
Yin per Cents., 1011. Exchange on London, 23.33.
Anywise, Ocr. 27.—Ezehange on Louden, 23.53.
Auermansw, Ocr. 26.—Act. De‘t. Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
32 11.16, 63; Ditto, Three per Cents., 6711-16, 624; 11itto, Four
per Cents, 81 13-16, 821; Cum. Comp., Four-and.a-11.1f per Cents.,
163. Exchanges : On London, 12.05; ditto, two months. 111; or
Hamburg, 34 15-16; ditto, two months, 34 13-16. lnlind funds *fall
kind were offered at a depreciation to-day; Spanish t.peciall , In
consequence of the eismiosal of the Spanish lotnister 121ussea. Por-
tuguese, Austrian, and Russian attired the same tendency. French
remained without fluctuation.