The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-17 00:00:00

LOLA MONTES.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET POLICE COURT.
At 11 o'clock this day the chief clerk informed the
sitting megistrate that he bad received an applicatiou from
Kr a
solicdtor, who wu one of the sureties for the re-
appearance of the Countess of Landsfelt, requesting that the
recognisance. might not be estreated for another week, as
his son, Kr. Dsvis, Jun., who wu the second surety for
her re-appearance, wu unavoidably absent from town, and
could not possibly return before the middle of next
week. Ur. Davis promised that no further adjournment
would be solicited, for that he would either be prepared to
Pa y the mount of the recognisance@ (1,000 L) next weak, or
to tau the countess forthomnin,g.
The magistrate at ones granted the application, and Sled
Wednesday nest, the 24th inst., at one o'clock, for the ea-
tetating of the recogninnote should the countess be still ab-
lest on that weak&

DESTRUCTION or LITE BY • RUNAWAY TRAIN.—
Th. icc its' apes lase Penuhigtos, the child whiter death
was cluse,l by the numway engine breaking inter her
flethet's atom at the Wbeves terminus of the Farame
ileactirn Railway, was bd.! on Monday monde, lest. The
!bets of tie cues hays already bees given. The inquest
meapitd burly Ave hours, is the oturse of which Ito less
skaa fltatta witnesses were examined. The jury. after •
kin discussion, brought is a verdict of " Acideatal death,
soasequsate of ea error la judgment of the engine-
driver, and they considered that there is a great want of
protection of lib sad property at the Parana and White-
haves tentless."
Polroelso WITH STINKING FISH.—On Sunday
the 7th, great alarm was excited in the town by a rep Ire that
the MP!, r . had broken out with intense yield. am is tome
terentri.ts is /Intern', knows by the rams of Mogen-
buildtt g. ; that de persons had died is the sight, sad that a
great nuatsr were thou 104 dangerously ill, mat of the
oasts manias is Noggmediatel 's-buildings. Mr. Sewell, inspector I
of aeitaucts, imy proceeded t 3 the place, tad kaki
that i 115..., prevailed there to as alarming extent, sad that
the haildiage were in • most filthy and disgraceful eseeditlea.
Osiaquiry, It was karat that a sea who had brought some
large stumble oysters to the fair bad met with a bad sale,
and bad tither given or slid at small
that
these oysters to the
poor in t neiebbourhood, and that every one who bed
eaten t.f thee had been attacked with violent eholersie
&are ea. No time wee lost is eadeavotti lag to wings,* the
enfferinit of ske poor peopk; workless were got together,
cue or .was of the families were removed to the rid alms-
bosses, W 71On ins were lighud, beds obtained, aad warm
sad coat& nabs hod procared ler thou ; sad their dwell•
fags, al;hassk it was es Sendai, were whitewashed with
kat lime. Ile attack era timibtedly lode& dby the iat
madam see ed stale ask sad osuelersted by their mode of
living. Early ea Illeolay rising notices, offering one
guises re tt and to may ow who waild Inform against parties
captain .r oliring vela any wale fish, went well city
Lied the orb die Sewn. sad aria doubtless have a besektial
effect —Bridgwater Mee.
FORE:0:1 CATTLlL—Tkratiaut-ship Neptune arrived
from Bt.:ova, has brought 171 rasa sad cows, is addition to
• ere,er urge of orovulons ; the steam- 410 Wilberforce,
from Tonoiagea, 201 oxen sad cows, fere the satire
serge ; the Free Trade, trots ronanigen, 161 °emend COW,
sad Id Ater ; lb. Eider, from Tuaniugeh. 176 elm sac
eusa, 25 sheep, mad 20 laashe ; and the large steem-ehip
Misr.% at Mel kola Tomtit's'', has brought 284 head to
horned e :le, comprising the emirs cargo, consigned to
order; if, whole, with the exception of the ere arrived from
Bremen. Poing the penises of Demark. The cargo brought
by the Tr.,: eat, boa Tamaqua it by fat the largest timer
rtat..44 of aside which her yet tikes plass from the
Car. Ca. at.

MONRY MARKET.

TvaDAT Evixix•.

At the eommeneement of bruin's. on the Stock-
Exchange to-day, the E,glisla funds gave every indi-
cation et firmness. Consols opened at the improved
closing r ice of yesterday, 92; to / for money and
to.morrJw's account, at which they continued steady
for watt r me. The operetions, however, consequent
upon the iwproaohingsettlement, the account prov-
ing a " batsh" one, clued the price to give
way; end they gradually declined to 92 to 1 ;
at tt they closed for money and to-morrow's ac-
count. Ine transactions in them subsequent to the
close of the regular busine-s in the house, were ind--
cadre o: a farther downward tendency, es they went
freely d ne at 91 fee money. Foe the 14th November
accoul they were quoted at the clove 92/ to I. The
Three per Cent. Reduced were done from 911 to 901.
The Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, =raid 91.
The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. varied from
92; to !. Tee Three per Conte., 1761, realised 91.
Exchtq,:er Bills continued to be much inquired fov,
and the quantity in the market not being equal to
sappy th • demand, the price has again advanced.
They are rutught for by the brokers and ready money
men, as offautg a preferable investment at the pre-
sent juncture to oriamds or other government mud.
tier, and nt nee the present demand for them, and the
high pr.c- which they command. They were done at
445. and 40e.; ditto, Small, at 44e. and 47r. prem.
Bank Stock realised 198. Long Annuli's were dune
8 7-16 and •' ditto, 30 years, exp. 1859, at 8 3-16
and / ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, at 8 9-16. India Stock
was don,. et 255. India Bonds at 81s. and 84s. prem.

Tae settlement to-day is the foreign ite:its and
railway share market pas,ed cif without any novelty.
Shares have again experienced a further decline, and
some of the leading lines role considerably lower.
In f reign securities there wee not much done, with
the excedthin of Mex'can, and the prices generally
were the• same at at the highest pint of 3cstctday.
The *cum baskets was the followieg :

Chili-n Six per Cents, at 931. Binador, at 31 and
Mrxi.-an (cx January elopons), at 271, 27, 1, and
1, for acvoent. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1819, at
631, 1, and 1; ditto Deferred, at 191. Portugueite
Five pi r Crut. Converted, 1841, at 32 and 33; ditto,
Four per Cents., at 331 and 34. Spanish Five per
Cents. at 181 for money, and 181, for somata; ditto
Five per Cents., div:deed M from May, 1841, at 12;
the Passive Bonds, at 31. Spanish Three per Cents.,
at 331 and 34, for account. Dutch Four per Cent.
Certificates. at 821.

The canna of the !Reign exchanges far this day's
mail wi.e a shade lower fur bills on Hamburg, Hol-
land, ar.d France; and a fraction higher on Vienna
and Trieste. On other places the course was the
same as on Friday.
A comparative statement of the receipts, in the
shape of imposts and indirect taxes, for the first nine
moi.ths the years 1847, 1848, and 1849, has been
publist e,l in the Paris Mossiteur. The following is
the resu!t 1847 the receipts were 698,774,000 f.;
in 1848, 49!,412,000f.; in 1849, 309,466,000' From
this it will be seen that the falling off in 1848, as
cemplred with the hut year of the monarchy, was
89,318,000 r., and that in 1849 there is an improve-
ment, as compared with 1848, of 13,044,000 f. This
is not quilt so favourable a re.ult as might be ex-
pected, but it must be remembered that the reduction
on the salt tax and on toe indirect contributions in
1818 amounts to 28,747,000 f., which makes the reel
inmease for Vac nine months of 1849, 41,791,000 f.

. .
According to advice. from Havre, the intelligence
of the expected falling off in the cotton crop in the
United States, and the effect this had produced in the
Liverpool market, had given an extraordinary im-
pulse t) :he cotton market at Havre. The total sale.
of the week, Ssturday's included, amounted to 20,039
bale., and the price bad advanced fully 9 francs upon
the r..tes which ruled the previous week. The total
imp.rs were only 1,774 bales for the week ending
r E Saturday. As coffee, the same speculative
spirit was oxen • V , the total Woe of the week
amoan'iog to 32, hags, of which about 10,000 bags
were disposed of, to arrive about the beginning
of 1860. The advance obtained was 1 franc
for Hayti, and-2 francs Itio, making the present quo-
tation for Rio 43i to 48 francs for unwashed, and 641
to 62 franc* foe wished; and for Hayti 491 to 61
francs, and for the dotaive 63 francs.

The Portuguese government, on the 25th June
last, ac:orded to Raman vessels the same privileges
and duties SS WO in force for vessels and goods im-
perted u• der the national flag into Portuguese ports ;
the Russian government, under date the 22ed August,
in conaideration of tie above foot, have placed Por-
tliness Teasels oa the suns footing with their own in
Russian ports. Goods, however, to enjoy these pri-
vileges, molt he isapored direct from Portugal.
_ _

Tae advice. of the 8 h from Konigeber.i relative
to shipping state that there was no want of Teasels in
port i i quest of employment, some of which had
been cliarcred to load them on speculation, which,
bowie- wculd have to be re-chartered on the best
terms o4teinable. The rates of freight had in come-
Tweet given way, and whilst the English markets
continued so discouraging for foreign grain, there was
xo i:ducemcnt for freight-seeking *easels to visit
the pent, and no ground to expect any improvement
in the tees. Notwithstanding these circumstances,
the Ithlowinit charters of English resettle had been
effected during the week :—To the East Coast, 44.,
3a. 91, and 3s. 6d.; to Liverpool, 4.. lud., for wheat
per quarter. Several resells had been taken up for
oil cake for Hull, Firth of Forth, and the East Coast,
at 18s., 19e., and 20s. per ton; to Kirkaldy, at 37a.
per ton fee Sam

Advice from Stettin of the 10th state that the
grain urtrket wee rather dull, though the prices of
wheat wt re inclicat've of more firmness for hat parti-
cular s!apie. Geed quality, of 90 to 91 lbs. weight,
had h: en paid with 571 dollars ; and 89 lbs. weight,
on t! e spot, with 531 dollen. Rye, on the spot, of
82 lbs., had realised 231; 86 lbs., 261; 67 lbs., 27;
88 271 dollars, with a tendency to improvement,
as h ;dors were attempting to cbtain still hig ter terms.
For o.d.,bcr the current privt was 251 dollars cash ; for
Novembet and December, 25 dollars ; for Decereer
tad Jot‘t.ary, 25 dollars ; for the spring, 271 dollars
for quality 821bs. weight bays been pad. Burlap of
741 L, ighy, 24 ; Cm heavy 26 dollars were asked.
Oati, 151 to 19 dollars. Peas, 26 to 36 dollars, ac-
cording to quality. Metals were quoted : Speller,
4 3-12 dollars; iron, No. 1, ca the spot, 1 7-12 dot-

tars, for delivery, Id. 13ag. cash. Several vessels
were in poet without employment. A few charters
had been effected to London at 2e. 4d. and 2s. 6d. per
quarter of wheat and 10a. per ton of spatter ; to
Giole, at 2s. 41d. ; to the east coast, 2s. Bd. ; to the
Fir% of Forth, 2.. to 2s. 9d. per quarter for wheat ;
to Shoreham, 16s. 9d. for amber per load.
According to letters of the 6th, from fiettenburg,
it appears that a number of Nor wegian vessels had
been expected there in quest of freight, they, had,
however, mtarned to Norway to pass the winter.
This had occasioned a scarcity of shipping, and the
terms ref freight had in oonseqnence advanced beyond
the remits cornet rates. For small vessels, 1 le.
and 11s. 6d. per tan for iron to Hell bad bees Nivea.
40e. per Petersburg standard was demanded for tron to
Guernsey and Jersey, and to ports in the British
Channel, and 55f. for ditto to Havre. The American
brig Swan had been chartered at bidets per ton for
iron to Boston. The court", of exchange was on Lon-
doe 12.10 to 12.11, and on Hamburg 1281, both for
00 days' date.
Letters from Copenhagen, of the 10th, inform us
that a good deal of business had been done in coffee
for export : Rio at 31 to 31 schilling bunco,
and duty paid at 18 to 19 rl. schillings.
per lb. 95,000 lbs had been taken for the interior.
In St. Croix sugar some business had been done, at
131 to 14 rl. schilliog duty piid. A cargo of sager
bad arrived direct from Porto Rico. In grain there
was not much doing, and the market for all descrip-
tions was rather dull, with the exception of burls y,
for which there was some demand at maintaining
prices. The imports of grain during the week were
rather considerable, especially from the outports, and
amounted on the whole to 15,200 T., of which 3,800 T.
were rapeseed. The National funds had given way a
fraction, with little business doing in them. The
Three per Cents. English Loon in small bonds bad
realsed7l; ditto, Five per Cent., were quoted 061
to 97j. Copenhagen Rogrkild shares, 381. National
Bank shares were dose at 156 per cent. Tne Four per
Cents. at 89. The course of exchange was on Loo-
doe, 9 dollars 6 Schilling for three months; and 9
dollars 10 Schilling for short; on Hamburg, 199 per
cent.
The greet increase which has taken place in the
quantity of rough metals exported from Great Britain
to fide and China this year, as compa•ed with 1848,
is shown by a carefully revised statement is our pos-
session, from which we extract the following results :
The total quantity of foreign iron exported from Lon-
don, Liverpool, and the Clyde, to the three Presiden-
cies of India, duzirg the first nine months of the pre-
sent year, was 1,580 tons, against 379 in all 1848;
of British iron, 13,772 tons this year, against
12,580 in all 1848; of hoop ditto, 2,248
tons this year, against 756 in all 1848;
of died ditto, 3,749 tons this year against 2,505 in
all 1848; of pig ditto, 413 tons this 3ear against 40
in all 1848; the total exports of iron of all sorts
during the brat nine months of the present year were
thus 23,760 tons against 16,260 tons in all 1848. Of
foreign steel the exports this year were 673 tons
against 207 in all 1848 ; of copper, foreign, 29 tons
this year spinet 36 in all 1848 ; of British ditto,l
1,422 tons this year against 1.424 in all 1848 ; of
sheet ditto, 2,532 tons this yr, ar against 1,210 in
all 1848 ; of tin plates, 7,946 boxes this year
against 2,720 in all 1848 ; of foreign lead, 32 tons
this year, against none in 1818 ; of British ditto, 1,029
tons this year, against 527 in all 1848 ; of sheet ditto,
339 tots this year, against 75 in all 1918 ; of spelter
cakes, 3,288 tons this year, against 2,831 in all 1848;
of quicksilver, 24,012 lbs. this year, against 1,942 in
all 1848.

In the exports of metals to China direct, there is
also a considerable increase this year. From London,
Liverpcol, and the Clyde the exports to Chita
daring the first nine months of this year were :
British iron, 1,8.14 tons, against 1,414 in all
1848 ; ditto hoop, 234 tons, against 191 in
all 1848; ditto sheet, 21 tons, against
19 in all 1848; ditto pig, 125 tons, against 200 in all
1848 ; steel (foreign), 35 tons, against 44 in all 1818;
sheet copper, 71 tone, against 11 in all 1848 ; tin
plates, 1550 boxes, against 100 in all 1818 ; foreign
lead, 347 tons, against 101 in alllB4B ; British ditto,
462 tons, against 50 in all 1848; of quicksilver, 4,400
lbs., phut none in 1848.
We have also before us a statement of the
quantity of woollens exported to China from
London and Liverpool, up to the 22nd Sept. this
year and to the same date of the three previous years.
From this it appears that of long ells 70,860 pieces
have been exported this year, against 67,810 to same
dee last year, 84,760 in 1847, and 56,240 in 1846 ;
of °ambits, 2,441 pieces this year, against 1,773 in
1848, 4,917 in 1847, and 6,680 in 1846 ; of Spanish
stripes, broadcloths, &c., 37,773 pieces this year,
against 35,494 in 1848, 48,818 in 1847, and 41.212
in 1846 ; of stuffs, 6,102 this year, against 2,695 in
1848, 3,896 in 1847, and 6,087 in 1846; of inferior
woollens, 6,340 pieces this year, against 10,600 in
1848. 7,730 in 1847, and 7,679 in 1846. It wir
be seen that the shipments of long ells and stuff
this year considerably exce.d those to the same dat
in any of the three preceding years. The quantith
of the present ystar's shipmewa which had arrived.
China at the departure of the last accounts were..
follows : of I,ng ells, 7,200 pieces ; camlete, 246
pieces; Spanish stripe., broadcloths, &c., 1,824 pieces;
stuffs, 390 pieces; inferior woollens, 160 places.