The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-04 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

NEWiiiiti,it;itTar. Aug. 22, 6 P.m.
The stock market opened quite buoyant this morning,
and there was more activity among operators. Very
few of the transactions were on time. The boors were
large purchasers for cash. The receipt of a large amount of
gold dust from California no doubt caused apprehensions
on the part of the bears that the market would bo favour-
ably Milt/coast, which induced them to take hold pretty
sharp. This of itself was sufficient to sustain or
to put up prices. But for the news from Cuba the advance
would have been still greater, and speculators for a rise
might have been disposed to have taken large quantities of
Meek.

The be In may work the market up 2or 3 per cent.
more before they come forward with as much force as
sellers at the first board to-day. Eric Bonds, convertible,
advance I per cent. ; Portsmouth Dry Dock, is ;
JReading Railway, Norwich, and Worcester, It. New
ersey Mining Company fell off I per cent.
Exchange on London, 91 to 101. Freights steady.

gbe Court.

BALMORAL MONDAY SEPT 1.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert attended divine
service, yesterday, at the pariah church of Crathie. The
service was performed by the Rev. Mr. Anderson.
The ladies and gentlemen of the suite were in attendance.
There was no addition to the royal dinner party yesterday.
Ifer Majesty and his Royal Highness visited the Duchess
of Kent, yesterday, at Abergeldie.
Tut:spay.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by Prince
Alfred, drove yesterday to the lialloch I.lhuie. The Countess
of Desert and the lion. Miss Byrn; were iu attendance on
her Majesty.
There was no addition to the royal dinner party yes-
terday.

M. Birenger, President a IA Cour de Cessation, at Paris,
had an interview with Mr. Waddin4ten, yesterday, at the
Horne-office.
The Marquis of Lansdowne has left, town for Malvern.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO LIVERPOOL.

THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
Thirty-four packages at the scorly-arrived Swedish
goods have been received at the Crystal Palace, and the
pm", of easpecking will proceed forthwith. It 'sweet=
that they will be ready for ezhilitisa by Saturday. They
mean airily of nimmfactured artieke—furniture, small
arms, ordnance, papier swirl* &c. • piece of ordnance
sad an era twelve &et high will be placed in the nave.
The aviemary preparations for the pladsg and Alstribetioe
oldie goods are proceeding as rapidly as possible, and for
this purples the Swedish eoart has bees dosed to the public
daring the day. About 400 sew articles will be added to
thenatents of the Crystal Palace hem this source. The
gamed ciao statue et her linhety, whin foal* ed r eon
epicene en and is the assira we, aad which
foe some days pat had beat obscured from the
public =mediae, with the view of giving a bream tint
to both stelae and pedestal, has be. *pia exposed to the
public pas of the Virile Montague Compeay—ite =We
biters. Thee who hem sees the state, in ite wee colouring
would scarcely reeogaize it in its sew dress. The dull and
livid colouring of the aim in its natural state, is the very
reveres of a good exponent of the human countenance,
and, etasequently, this colossal statue of the QUIDOL how-
ever prominent from its magnitude, was a very eyesore to
the beholder. The sathetitutiou of loons has completely
removed this defect. The artist availed himself of the
opportunity thus afforded to alter the bendecam of the hair,
with a view of ',adoring the statue a more faithful repre-
sentation of her Majesty ; and though he has, to some ex-
tent, seeteeded, the original sin of heaviness end want of
spirit bee not been overcome. A considerable num-
ber of schools contribute-1 their quota to swell the
tide of visitors yesterday. There were 15 from
a private school in St. John's-wood ; 12 from
Nicoll's Foundation School, Fleet-street; 10 from St.
George's, Hanover-square; 95 from the British School,
Wandsworth; 19 from the School of Industry, Lamlv's
Conduit-street; 102 from the Richmond National School;
19 from Mr. Davis. Sunday School, at Homerton ; 52 from
North Clay Charity School, Kent; 55 from the Duke of
Norfolk's School, at Arundel 390 from Abbey British
Schools. There was also a party of GI from Messrs. Hop-
kins end Cope's miaufaetory.
During the day the packages of articles which have re-
cently • d from India were opened. Their contents,
being of the rudest possible kind of manufacture, are
este mely interesting as illustrating the state of so-
ciety among the bill tribes in the province of Bhaugulbore.
Among the =tides are the wheels, axle, and yolureemplete,
of a " hackery" or cart. The wheels, about three het is
diameter, are of a solid hard wood ; the axle, white has the
appearance of a tree just as it was eat, is also d weed
of the sum character. For MIMI' of construction,
the " harkery" is probably unrivalled la the Exhibi-
tion. The next article canasta of a be of brae% tone=
of clay, and of the size of ordinary belle& Bemis of the
native bows, formed of bamboo, stoutly made, mil posim
ins great spring, are also shown. The bullets mm, enviously
enough, discharged from the bows, and not frees • barreled
instrument. To the centre of the string of the bow is sus-
suspend, by a abort string, a nal beg se say, into which
the bullet as placed ; was the hew is ban to ne required
strain, the string is eiridenly let go, sod lbs ballet is dis-
charged from the alias se beg with great twee. The
natives are enabled to Ma then with pest 1101111 They at
any object. Some hews ami Meuse, with enenheads
of the ordinary kind, have she hen sea ever. A
eurieus spring tiger-hop is she in tee esilestien. No
doubt, the natives have some pia of their own for
making this instrument "Mahe it he poses • Si,
to look at it, sue would sawn that the Mien intiliar
to the =ortolan M the hWtribes had degenerated to
the she sad etnegth of the erdisercr ea. ism mor-
tars sad di ita rudely cot en a the hank of a hoe,
are excescliogly prissitivolesithei alleire—oe sew ales die
reaping heel= hummers, sal ether hopleennes. Twe
bellows, whin, hes the poseSsisy of Ode oneldesstissi,
were entered In Se books of the Chaeseneas ..=," are
ezeordingly anima They hew tiog, barn,
unbend skis. the
appear cPrecrular t
of wviralten a small hole, is which a stick or
ater, with skins at ewe end, flanked up end down by the
Opt rator. The vied peolossi *Lsegvadal modes ruses
ao strong caveat theretates Then is also a merieue
lading pair of Biomes of leaves. which
deserve the nodes oteaten
A small box mateisittg a collodium of native rill, dia-
coon.l•, sedan/ GOMM hem Bernso—and whisk-it was env
ps caul had ben ha—in elle strived, end he 01111•111111 were
yesterday brought Is_ /ight. On a the anklet eninho
to a Borne* wed
of
large diomedenA hosed doff
pure gold, and pmelleend by the waves. The Ogle of
ornament is simple, and it is very seediablie.,..l
There iv also a small abases box, sespeseled an MIS*
me mid gold elan, to a halt similar is di
similar
vertlehosit, and iambi te hem Ohe sat et the
wearer ?hem as miens Mil Minimise sp.
61114111 al aid due hem ltthsen sad ; seem sold
dust and leaps frets Sealer end Pahang, the price
realised for which ss items is lid 18s. 9d. the boned
of b 42, grains ; .ems maple 6111111 111111awsk sod Cabot=
LTV gonad at Sit Ile. hi the hum& Thu yell is uses&
isely pure, and of a deep seine. There en two mall
slam ihmoumb, end a small pared of yellow end, whisk
might well be taken, by any poen newly arrived at the
dioram dioramas, tie tin real anneal tram& The remising
el. • from Borneo include a tank
sand, an
from ask , friar
water pearls, nipper see. mid • a
_Mae-
table prodact called the Gulls asp, I=l.lslsoneseassity
plastic when 'rum. • set of shoots sod seas test or-
Lomat., formed gigabit wood. se meg "
ac,ount of their meashetore,
_but he the a the
material of whirl they n termosi. lime and
bracelets formed of bulb burs we subs speci-
au• of native werilMilOthlpi Thine Mimi Witless
made to the ladies singsremni. shlessit sot of se pest
amnesic seine as may ft obi
saw sedsles, an ensN•il-
es,ly atesestisg, sod will WWI UP mho this deparaisat of
Ua Eibibaso seen than sr allesselst.
Tearday an the day pavan • swabs of expedients
were made in the Machisery aspasaa= lis pithead
Row, fur the juries, the =Ss st et 1M 8111111111
=Whited. The trials was moist to the seendigel
penile and the funs or blowing asehises, The result et
the trial between Mr. Chryssfe sad Pk. Appold's poop
showed that the latter dirhsessil about three tars the
mnatity of water the as tariar did is the some spies of
time.
The awl seek ottimi lig is sot yet asertsined, and it
was Is be mend *kg.
The paw Muss et soisbes was 41,917.
ikalt sae apt. L
Onus this LO 0 0
At the dune LSO 12 0

Total y, t2.080 12 •
The tollowiuq outs tie Issparasous. as Ississisd by
Mr. Bettoett's t bras She tares isedl of 100
reoliogs OB ;12 Wasek. M; Alsok, 71 ;
4 o'clock, 72; 6 iika. To ; =NM ak4.

Tim MottNixo AIM sustaining all the adult
peetwn out etuktree able le the workhouse et et.
soutimat; let 1M
maneeemilt MI • vidt to the
Gnat Eattibitiao, • Itlnt ag 217 'Ming
I,,vu tabeenbed by tie seeleinees anew Na ea-
p.o.e. The Ito* Ommleetieue ban sassed the with
tatasaitio *a use et mediate lestametteme is t
emdtie bell&
1016 whole Ike peplos ite“ trith beet bawl
mad bow at dhow thas. Hi-fide " visit of pawls
troll as, abaltepalitaa parish.