The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-06 00:00:00

p.upeta After quitting the union, she went to reside with
a'm'' poor persons named Gedward, who resided in a small
and ift-ventrated dwelling, in a portion of the parish whichis
known as Swan River. There seemed to be nothing particular
the matter with the deceased, until the evening of
Whit-Sunday, when at about 8 o'clock she was taken ill with
a Mated state of the bowels, but did not c mplain of any
pan. The woman of the house, Mrs. 0 'award, went the
ssme niAht to Mr. Edwards, the medicaloffieer of the
union, to inform him what was the matter with Lone, and
that gentleman immediately prescribed a mixture and pow-
der for her relief. The medicine was given to her, bat as, a'
about halt past five o'cloca the following moral. g. the unfor-
tunate young woman became woree,llm.Oodward again went
to Mr. El waids to inform him of her e Aldine's, and he went
down to the house almost immediately t see her, and found 13h.!
her in a state of collapse. He used the treatment which
he considered la st, and ordered brandy ae d arrow-riot
steins her himself two or three times in the course of the se
day. The disease, however, obtained the mastery, and at
about halt-past f,ur o'clock iu the afternoon, the young 20
woman expired.
The examinations in reference to the cum of death, and
the treatment myths d, extended to a considerable length; N.,
bat Mr. Edwards gave it unhesitatingly as his belief that
the deceased bed died from malignant ^dolma, which he had to
little doubt had been produced by her leaving the work-
house, where she ha been hir:ng upon a full dirt, and going
to reside in ill ventilated premises where probably she was ro)
half starved. toe
The jury ultimately returned c special verdiet, "That ass
the deceased, Louisa Lone, died from cholera, pruduted by tit
the visitation of God ; bet at the 11•171,1 time the jury are of 30
opinion that the state of disease prevailing at Keyusham re. HS
quires additional medial
assistance, and they also mecum- '3;
mend the owners of the co:tages at Bwaa River to adopt is
some means to Improve the ventilation." so
Our correspondent adds that "as far as the evidence went, 1.1
the medical t infer of the parish appeared to have fulfilled la
his duties with promptness and consideration." 3;
at.
The inquest on the other cases was then adjourned till log
Teasley, the 12 levant. 61

MONEY MARKET.

TI.7II6DAT ETZWISIO.
The English fund, have again been dealt in to a 23
very maderate extent to-day. Canso% opened at 92 1.0
tr 1. and after touching 924, an anticipatory sketch of
the speeil of the President of the National Assembly el
of France, haven; been received, and reed by some yl
parties as if it had a warlike tone, catered a react on, as.
and they went d Avn to 914 to 2, but recovered again 13
towards the close of bu.inese, leaving off at 92 to
for money and account. Ist
The Three p-r Cent.. Reduced were done at 901, g;
and ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. so
experienced the same fluctuation as the other stocks; 1:
they were done st 911,1. and 914; Bank Steel was jo
done at 195, and India Stuck suffered a decline from 11
yestetday's prices; it was done at 249 and 230. 111
Long Annuities, 1800, at S 9-16 to 8 1346. India as
Bonds at 67e. aid 70e. pm. South Sea Stack at 1001;
ditto, Old Annuiies, 881. Exchequer Bills at 43.. te
to 48s. pm. ; ani the advertised bills at 43e. to 4th. pm. its
In the foreign market there was some depteasion ss
in the speculative stocks; this remark applies more ter
particolarly to Mexican and Spanish, and the buel rw
-
ness done ie them continues to be on a very limited 25
The official lists c imprise the following trans- 215,
se ions: 11: azilian Bonds, small, at 771 ; Buenos 121
Ayree, 33 end 361; S x per Cents Cnilian to
a 021 ; 'Puree per Cents. Danish at 66 ;
Five per Cent. ditto scrip 1819, at 61 prem.; les
Mexican at 294, with coupons; and 274 ant sy:
ex coupons, f.r money, and at 27 for account; so
Four per Cents., l'eruvian Active, 1849, at 54 121
and 521; Four per Cent. Portuguese, at 271 and
271 ; Five per Cent-. Sptuish Actives, at 17 and
164 ; Three per Cent.. Spanish at 331 area 331, :0°
for accoAer. ; Two and a Quarter 'ace Cent. Vene- y
seek, at 231; Dutch Two-and-a-II elf per Cents ,at 521
491 and 50 ; and the Four per Cent. Certificates at tt
761 and 76. 25
In the Foreign Exchanges to-day there is no ma- 2°
terial alteration to notice ; the reported negotiations se.
are as follows :—On Amsterdam, 12 2 to 21; (at
short, 12) ;on Rotterdam, 12.21 to 21; on Antwerp, rk
23.721 to 771; on Hamburg, 13.121 to 124; on
Frankfort, 1211 ;on Petersburg, 35(; on Paris, 25.63 43°
to 70; (at shod., 25.45 to 50) ;oa Marseilles, 23.63 to 25
70; on Genoa, 28.40 to 70; on Vienna, 12 40 to 50;
on Trieste, 12.30 to 50 ;on Leghorn, 30.90 to 31 ; 11,1
on Naples, 401 ; on Meseine, 1201 ; on Madrid, &II
491 to ; on Cadiz, 491 to 1; on Lisbon (90 days), ni
531; on Opel° (90 days), 531 to 4—all at three as
months, unless other also expressed. ts
By the overland mnil from India the mercantile sBt,
accounts arc on the whole very favourable. From. Cal- NC
cotta the dates reach to the 19. h of April, and that ft
being a season of the year when the ma, ket is very se.
bare of the article a of exportable produce which
nstituts the most valuable potion of the trade of 20
that place there was comparatively little doing in 3
exports. Tae gr, at staple, Ir disco, had been almost
neglect- d and in the few sales that had taken place el
a slight decline in prices may be noticed, the quantity :
exported to the above da'e was 31,674 chests con- as
taining 127,613 =undo, of which 25,903 chests had 3°
been shipped to England, and 6,138 to France. 16
e;
The state of the import market was altogether more as.
encouragiug, and better prices were obtainable f r
Manchester goods, especially for jacconets and some es
kinder of grey Airline. Mule twist was firm, and in 3:
fair request. In meals there was co improvement ;
spelter bad fallen to Br. 1-Is. to fir. to
Money was more wanted far commercial purposes, 1:
and exchange on England ruled at le. 101 d. to to
le. 101 d., though some transactions had taken place ro,
as low as Is. 10d. per rupee. es
The half-yearly meeting of the Grand Junction 52
Canal Company was held to-day, at which a dividend :2ti
was d clued at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, srl
leaving a surplus of 2,303/. to be carried to the reserve rol
fund. The report stated that the experiment adopted so
by the company in becoming carriers continued to !..e/
yield satisfactory results. In July lest they carried "
26
2,120 tons, the reetipts in connexion with which were
2,93 V., while in March the number of tons had risen I°,
to 9,930, and the revipts to 11,087/. It was also as
added that the compettioa between the North- 52
Western Ralway Company and the Canal had, " by
recent arrangement, bean confined within legitimate as
bounds." ss

TIIIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx. m
The English funds are a shade lower this morning.
Consols opened at 91: to 2, and have declined to 91f,
sellers, but they have again become buyers at that
price. The only c euse which may b 3 assigned for g:
this fell from yesterday's prices is, that the French 30
fords aro quoted one•and-a-quarter per c‘ let. lower so
by the &deices from Paris this morning. Toe Three ro
per Cents. Reduced have been done this forenoon s
at 901, 901, and 901, and aro now quoted 901 t 3 1.
In the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, the fo.
business done has been at 911, ;, and 91, and so
they are now quoted 91 to 1. Bank Stock is quoted 12,1
1931 to 195. Exchequer Bills, 455. to 48s. premium. so
The business in the foreign stacks has been C
limited to the following transactions : Buencs Ayres 20
at 36. Mexican at 274 and 7, cx coupons. Spanish 70
Five per Cents. at 161 and I ; Passives at 31.
ss
Portuguese are quoted rather higher, say 27 to 28,
but no business marked.
ENGLIBIIVCNDEL
Bask fitock,l93* I
34 3 per Ct.Coo.for Arm, 12th, 911 *
3 par Ct. Rod. Anus., per Ctn, 91 *
3 pw Ct. Con. Ann,n * haul:aqua MU June, 42& to Rh.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
5 per Ct. Austrian Bowls, 1 per Ct. Gnaw% Bac, 13 17
44 per Ct. liclg. Honda, 78 t 0 Grenada Deterred bpi,. 3*
lt per Cent. titre, 5 per Ct. Mei., 1846. Ed 7*
5 per Ct. Brazilian Bile., 77 9 per
Ct. Pc 'whin Das.,
Ditto Nen, Ponturueu Con_ ,r. 27 8
6 per Cl. Buena, Ayres Bde., 36 8 spa Ct. lima. Bb,. 102 4
Ditto Callian , 913 Ditto Spanish lids.. 171
Ditto Calmat,. Der. Bda., 3 per Ct. Rhenish Bd.. 335
Columbian Equail.er Bch., 34 Spanish Deferred Mu.
3 per Ct. Danish &la, 65 8 Ditto Pamir* Ms., 3*
25 Per Ct. Dutch Ws., 49450 Ijew Ct. Verrevaela Adz, S
4 per Ct. Dutch Cert.,.76 7 Venezuela Deferred Ode. 6

TALLOW.—Tbe market is dull both on the spot and to
mire, with but little business doing. The following are the quota-
tions :—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 6d.; October to December
delivery, 99e., sellers; separate months• delivery', 395. 6d.

WOOL.—Htainin,Ft elm, June 5 —Our Wool bads has
been very limited during the past week; all that has been done in it
are a few Capes and Adehides, at about IL Id. to Is. 21 in price.
She better class of Wools Neon altogether neglected, but the 'etre-
ordinary high gnaw now ruling in amany mutt have tbe tendency
to bring the better elms of colonial Wools into the market.

MANUFACTURES. EtroDeeenELD, June s.—We
have bad another Sat mike; indeed we never had a duller, but it
may arise from the circumstance of its being a rainy day, for it has
poured down does vi yen o'cicck bat might with searcely as Interval
or cessation. The worehoomes, too. ere rather differ than they week
bat meaufortorete have yet orders ea lead to emote.