The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

MATIS AHRIVISD.—DubIin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagha-
dee, 1; Guernsey, &c., 1; French, I ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, July 27. Wind this day at noon, S.W.,
moderate breeze, and fine.
SCARBOROUGH, July 25.—A loaded brig, painted black,
went on shore, opposite Clayton's Cliff, this morning.
SHIELDS, July 2i.—The report of the Bolton, from
Quebec, having arrived on this coast, water•logged, is correct.
Dcmi nuts, July 24.—The Fawcett, of Maryport, from
Quebec to this port, in coming up the Solway Frith, during
a gale of wind, got on Drumtonf Bank and filled, but wes
got off, and rius on shore about two miles above Southerne.s
Lighthouse; if the weather continue moderate, she may be
got off ; the cargo is being unshipped.
PortriNLLAEH, July 25.—A beam, 26 feet long, and other
fragments of week, apparently belonging to a steamer, were
Licked up near Bardsey Island, by the Mary Roberts, ar-
rived here.

LTMINGTON, July 25.—The Chtees, of Newprrt, from
Southampton to Port Talbot, in making kr the Creek to-day,
not on the Hat, but is expected off this evening.
OFF FALMOUTH, July 23.—Arrived: B. Bohlen, New
York, ter Dreamt.
larnurooL, July 26.—E.—Arrived, 25th: New World,
and Oxford, New York ; Argo, St. John's, N.B. 26th:
Flits, Cuba; Senator, New Orleans; Sarah Sands (s.), New
York; Comme,ce, and Queen, St. John's, N. 8.; Li.card,
Wallace, N.S., and Cape Breton ; John Geddie, Ricbibucto.
25th, sailed: Regalia, Punta Arcane. 26th, Magetiv. Trait-
queSar, ; Zephyr, Africa; TempLr, Rio Janeiro; Thomas
Fielden, Callao; William Ivey, Cienfargoa; Bornholm,
New Orleans; Medallion, PM:adelphia ; Glasgow, end
Alabama, Boston.
OFF LITEHYOOL.—Arrived : Themie ; Leila, —.
PLymorvn, July 26. —S.W.—Arrived : George and
Richard, Rio Grande ; Emperor, Quebec.
COMFfs, July 26.—S.W.—Arrived : Volume, Quebec.
Dnat, July 26.—W.5.W., fresh and soually.—Arrived:
Scoarfield, Jamaica; Numa, Belize; Dumbarton, New
Orleans; Lady Peel, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, July very squally.—Arrived:
Patapsco. New York, for St. Petersburg.
OFF PORTAMOUTH, July 26.—Arrived: Margaret and
Anne, Quebec.
pLOWESrorrE, July 2G.—The whole of last night it blew a
tale from the soutlkwest, and several vessels parted from
heir anchors and chair..

TnE LOUVRE.—" The Palace of the Lotrre," says
the Bien Public, "is about to he finished. The plans pre-
sented by MM. Visconti and Trelat,Jun., have been adopted.
The difficulty of providing money has been overcome by the
offer of a company to make all the necessary advances on
transfer of an adequate portion of the estates of the crown."
DEITII OF A NOTORIOUS CHARACTER.—Last week,
at John-street Institution, Tottenham-court-road, died,
Physical Farce Chartism. The deceased had been in a very
bad way some time; and, by his uproarious conduct, gave
very great uneasiness to many who otherwise were bis well-
wishers. Tho deceased has nut been op:ned, which we
regret; therefore there are many conflicting opinions as to
the cause of his death. Some attribute it to a
softness of brain, some to diseased lunge; some (the
more amiable interpre'ers) to the misfortunes of
several intimate friends now undoing oakum in
the House of C orection. We believe that the desertion of
Mr. Coffey had a very serious effect upon the •pirita of the
deceased. It was thought, at least, that Mr. Cuffty would
have clo,ed the eyes of Chartism, and that Mrs. Coffey
would have laid him out. We regret to state that it has been
otherwise. Tke deceased died almost wholly neglected. It
is still declared by some that he caught his death on the 10th
of April; when, against the r.dvicc of his best friends, he
would go to Kentinaton-common, where—it is thought—an
alarm of the scarlet fever, latent in the neighbourhood, gave
such a shock to his system, that he sickened from that hour.
Nevertheless, he made frequent attempts to rally, emu it is
theught that had his friends supplied him with fur.ds, he
might have lingered on for some tine. For want of a shell,
his remains were consigned to au empty money-box ; with a
bail shilling nailed upon the lid, as a significant cotlin-plate.
—Punch.

COMMERCIAL & MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Tico o'Clock.—The startling intelligence of the com-
mencement of the rebellion in Ireland, made public in
a second edition of the Daily News, and subsequently
in other morning papers, created a strong sensation
in the market, without, however, producing that
extraordinary effect on the funds which might have
been expected under such circumstances. Consols,
before the publication of the news, were 861
buyers, and the fall so far has extended
only to reduce them to 63; buyers, a de-
cline of I per cent. only. Such a shock as a
rebellion in that country would have been con-
sidered by speculators equal to an instant reduc-
tion of 3 per cent. upon public securities, had
it occurred precious to the great chartist demonstra-
tion in this metropolis, which being put down so
easily has inspired more confidence in the
capacity of the government to deal with
disatkction. It is hoped, moreover, that the accounts,
nece-earily vague, and resting on reports more or less
loosely spread, and gathered in Dublin from distant
outlying districts, may prove to be exaggerated, whilst
faith is expressed in such foresight and energy in the
Irish government as would find them prepared and
prompt to deal v. ith every emergency.
As se are writing we learn that Consols now are
a shade worse, at 854 to 4 for money and time. Re-
duced Threes, 851 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 861 to Exchequer Bills, 425. to 465. pre-
mium.

Foreign Stocks are nominally quoted as yesterday,
with Mexican a shade bAter, however, at 17; to
Brazilian, 69 to 71. Chilian, 81 to 4. New Grenada,
11; to 124. Peruvian, 30 to 3. Dutch 'two-and-a-Halt
per Cents., to 5 ; the Fours, 71 to 3. Belgian, GS
to 72. Russian, 98 to 100. Danish, 67 to 71. Spanish
Fives, 111 to 121; the Threes, 21} to 2; Passive,
3to :T. Portuguese, 18 to 19.

SNOLISLI FUNDS.
Sank Stock, 197 e 1994 leretCotr.e.:6o/ 64
3 per CL Red. Auoo” Ir par &O
3 per CL Cove. done, oslgzehcquor Pills. 41. to 46e. Von

4 per Ct. Austrian Bonsi.-L.---
41 per et. Belt. Bonito. el 73
51 per Cent. ditto, 30 5
5 Ditto
Lt. Brazilian We.. C 9 71
Ditto New. 68 70
6 per Ct Dumas Are. 1t14.. 20 3
Ditto (Innen 8e.., 81 4
Ditto Column. Def.
eohnntrian Isis.. 11_28
21 per et. Dutra per et. Danish We.. 44 571
4 per et. Dutch tiara. 713

FUNP.4.

T.; Clint. (Irenwl‘ D1R.,114 121
Orattn.Lt loclerred 1.1.d5., 2 f
6 per et Menlcan, 164,3. 174
6 per Ct. Yeruvun ltla. 34, 3
Portuguare }',run. 18
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170
Ditty Ftnnlsh Ban., lit 121
3 per Ct. Siculish Ms., 2.; $
Spanish Deferral lith...—
Ditto, Passive 8.1 a., 3
'J per Ct. V omeruela , 14 17
Venezuela Deferred Dd.. 4

RAILWAYS.—The share market is considerably
depressed to-day, in consequence of the unfavourable
news from Ireland. Caledonians are 2. to ;
North Staffords, 3 dia.; Great Northerner 91 to a dia.
French shares are also lower.
SALES En/I:GEED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON.
(Y9rl7l,lsr's riders will be found In last page.)
Birmingham & Oxford June., 231 Great Northern, 6
Bristol d Exeter, 511 Lon. &S. Western, 17 e
Caledonian, Midland, 1021 2
Do. Halves, 1 Do. 501. Cons. Pref., 14
E. Ang.,23/., L& L & L.& D.,51 North British, 22
E. Fuuntirs, 141 1 North Staffordshire, 91 /
Do. N. & E., 5 per Cent, 52 Oxford, Wor. & Wotvcrb., 271 7
East Lincolnshire, 211 Shropshire Union, 1/
Edinburgh & titogow, 33 8. li-astern, No. 2, 111
Great Western, 07 Do. Thirds, No. 1, 51
Do. Qrs., Let York, Neer., & lire., 321 11
Do. Fifths, kg 181 Do. (orig. Near. & Bero, 3011
Lane. & Torlialure, 71 Do. }At. No.l (York &News.),
Do. Fifths 71
Do. Preston and Wyre, 35 Do. N 0.2 (News. & Ber.),111
Load., Brighten, & South Coast,Bl Do. G N.E. Fur., 9)
Do. Cons. Eighths, 201 York & N. Wand, 07
Do. New 51. Guar.6 perCt.,2l a Do. E. &W. R. Extension, 31 I
Lon. & N. Weg.iall, 1.15_6 1301110a0C & Amiens, 6/
Do. New Qrs, 81 8 Paris and Lyons, 11
Do. 101. oh. M. & 8., C., 31 Sambre and Meuse, 21
LIVERPOOL BALES, JULY 26.-09 a (Muck.
The market remained very dull.
Lane. & Curlisle Thirds, 1 p Mane., Fher,& Line. Pref., 10
1.1 v., Crosby, & Southport, 1) d 6. East. & Dover, No. 4, 3 d
Lon. &N. Went. New Qin., 111 p York, News, and Bcr. (G. N. E.
Midland, 102 11 I Pur.), 1 p
Do. Balm, d

Ts=
Lon. & N. West, 145}
Do. Now Qrs., I J p
Mi.ll3nd. 1024
Do. lien", Gj d

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MANCHESTER I
The transactions were iew
drooping, but very nightly.
Birk., Lan., & d
Bolt, Mack., Clith., and W. York,
Pref., 14 d
Lone. and York. (41. late Es.),
Td
Do. Prof., l p

Van., FArPdcld, & Lin. Pref., 101
S. & Dover New No. 4, 321 d
York, Newc., and Bcr. 0. N. E
Pur., 1 p
;ALF-6, it'LT 26.
in number, and prices were

Caledonian Pref, p
Man., Slid., and Lis. Pref., Ini
Do. (Grimsby 20!. eh.), 81 d
Do. do. 2!. 105..5., 3i d
N. acaffordehire, 21 d
S. Extern & Dover, N 0.4, 21
BIRMINGHAM SALES, JeLT 28.
Thir market was heavy, with lower prices.
lilland, 1031 North Staff rd.hire, 58s. 9d. d
inn., Wale., fa St. Val., 34 d I North Briinh Thirds, 36a. 3d.
LEEDS SALES, Jvcr 28.
The markt t was rather active this morning, and although
more businesa was d.ne, prices were scarcely so firm, &alight
decline being submitted to in some of the transactions.
Caledonian Pref., 12s. Cd. p Lon., Brighbm, and South Coast
E. 1.21)C. Pref., ss. td. p Pref , ss. p
1/o. New, 71 d North Britbh Thirds, 34..11 d
Great Northern, Si 9 d Newcastle & Bee. New, 31s. p

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Gt. Nartlirrn. 61. 3,
N. Britiah 'Thirds, 21

Ea RIX 26.
Wet, Nene, and Ben, No. 2,
late New Bar.,

CORN.— BARNSLEY, July 26.—1 n consequence of
the state of the weather and the rise which took place in the
London market on Monday, a large advance was expected.
Millers were very reluctant purchasers, and the most needy
purchased for immaiate use a few small parcels of Wheat,
at an advance of from Is. to 2a. per 3 bushels on the rates of
last week. Nothing doing in other grsin. ro..'oes: \%e
hear that the disease in Potatoes is prevalent to the south of
Barnsley • but we have scarcely heard of an instance on the
north of the town.
Bosrox, July 26.—With a very wet day, and small supply
of Wheat, prices have advanced 3s. to 4s per qr. No alter-
utioa in the value of Oats or Bouts. We have general and
well-founded complaints of the state of the Potato crops in
this district. Wheat, red, 4,51. to 515.; white, 46i. to 525.
Beans, 365. to 3.35. Oats, 1.55. to 21•. pct. qt,

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CRICHESTEIt, July 26.—Goodwclod rams being held to.
day, caused a thin attendance at market. The unsettled
state of the weather induced farmers to ask high prima for
their Wheat, which at first checked business, but eventually
the greater portion was sold, at 2s. to 3s. per qr. higher than
last market-day. We have no other grain at market, conse-
quently prices are nominal. Wheat, 48s. to 535. Barley,
28s. to 325. Oats, 21s. to 245. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Peas,
385. to 40s. Flour, 375. per tack.

HALESWORTU, July 25.—Today we bad a fair show of
Wheat, and a lively demand was experienced, at an advance