The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-01 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

On London, at 6 months' stpbt, per RE. 25.20. to
Sa d. Yoe daemt. Bills
6 'Loathe optlt, per 14 Is. 2 Fur credit BOA
On °au' tta, at 60 cl.,ye atant„ per 100 MIS.
19 30 day.' Mont, „
at Pled, „
On Marliar, at 30 dare right,
On Chia, at 60 days' mint, per 100 din_ its to 320

LW. an °TIMM WWII%
Bank of Bombay l,OOO each 1,0. 0 paid op 19 per et. prem.
Onsatal Bank
Coaxal, fetal Bank „ 1,000 ditto 1500 I 0 pre et. dis:
Agra Bo*
Batik of Madras
Apol.o Pros. Corn— „ 12,50 v ditto 12,500 14,500
°Gleba Press „ 7,000 ditto 7.000 15,300
Coiaba lAad Cos „ 10,000 ditto 10,000 7,1100 own.
Bombay 8. N. Com. „ 5.0 ditto 500 60 per ct. dia.—Saks;
Gr. Ind. P.it. ~ 50 ditto 1M47 pald—Ro. 84

File per Cnt. Trertitt--Th
Ito to lit
Ilse per Ceet. Lana. 1113-$1 .... ILL let pee 100 likes.
Flee per Cent. Usk 1170.111 ....- Its. 107 S per 10J emu.
Firs per Cert. Loss, 111141-41
(burps (Pet. Lees, 14112-38 ...-.. Its. IS per PA Nom
Four pre Cest. L 26.11834 e
Tapper Ont. Loss, 1112-41

Scriereimeteh Ils. 10 :0 as per t
User of Ms. 10 : $ r...._ per t
epantsit do-ars
GCM/I1 WORDS so« Rs. 312

Syeee solver
Gold leaf range of qualoy)
Gold usg Ls, scaorausg to touch

per lell teas.
per tole.
per tole.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 21.
/Noce the departure of the last mail the occurrence o: seve-
ral, native festivals bad greatly interfered with the course of
business, and transactions in piece gooSs and yarn have rte
ceasarily been limited, but prices on the whole show no
variation from those that were previously current. Grey
and whits ehirtings have c3ntinued to be favourites, but Wee
have been moderate. The same may be said of grej jacconets,
but white jactonets have been taken upon comparatively a
tarp scale. There ham been little done in white cambric,
sae in grey and white maelapollems there has been a mode-
-1 rate tontines' only. White molls are improving steadily,
but the htnineu of holders has prevented anything like
ex•ensie., treteactions. White Twills have been selling
preciosity, Luc at no change in value. B.uk remains de-
pressed, but stocks ell Cleat fate. Llipptte en increasing in
demand, and promise to rise. Chintzes of all kinds have
become even mote vane, and teuneactione have in conic-
gamut been email. Turkey red goods come under the same
observatiene. In metals, urn and copper have both under-
gone some change.
TRIPT—IIes oontiaued in the mast animated demand, but
sales, as m,ght have been expected from the tales already
exp:ained, bate not been so extensive as they world
saduubtestly have been if the course of business had not
been so Ir. quietly interrup.ed. As before the lower cosines,
20e. to 70... have beau more wanted than the higher
number', ind the value has further • advanced, say about
7 per wreak on , 1 pie on 40,., 1 pie on 605., ins same
on and 1 pie to 14 pie on 70.. Shortly after the
eeoarture of the Wit mail, Ws. and upward* boosme rather
dolt, aid dealer evinced some disinclieation to purchase;
but holden very judiciously would sot sell the lower emote
unless snorted with the higher, by which means they have
been insolently mimesisl in sustaining the pries of the
letter, end we have no doubt but that they will be so sustained
fir sonic rime. The coarse quill ice, 70,, and downward,
promise to be higher yet, as they ere best adapted kr the
masulacture r.l heavy febries suitable for eraser use. cad the
demand for them is is conseqw.cce on the inverse, whilst
the r.oeke of all counts in first and second hands hive again
bees reduced to about 3,000 bales, from salts baring been in
come of leapt a. When we eosple these facia with tke un-
gusationablt certainty Of the supply to th next two months
twist lees than half the legitimate consumption of the coun-
try, we led more than ever strengthened in opinion, that the
sway of the market Is entirely in the hands of importer',
sad that its future upward or downward course is com-
pletely depeadent ea n firm or a reversed line of ctdadust on
their part.
Tuna es RAID Tons continued in good demand for some
days alter the oeparture of the last mail; but latterly the
foaling has become lea favourable and the sales that have
taken place Luce the recent holidays exhibit a decline of
about 1 to 2 antes per lb. ; but met it the putele that
constituted these males were of rather inferior yeti% end colour,
and not of the wit approved teener. It is, therefore, not
improbable that the present depression will prove temporary.
CULOriteD YAllll4B.—The demand for orange has been
very languid, and sales to a trifting amount only have some
to tier ko.,wledae, but at no further decline in price,.

COTTON PIECE Goons.—Grey Shirting*: the feelieg (or
the low, r qualities, 48 to GO reeds, is still rather nnf vour-
able, as the supply of such ha, been atundaser, and the best
mason for them has passed away ; but le:fore long they will
come into renewed demand tor the wants of the up-oonntry
spring trade ; pries., however, have experienced no further i
decline, and bidders are tires. The heavier de.criptions, 66
reeds and n_pwards, motions It spirited request.
WHITS 51111i711101. COMO under the same observations VI
the preceding article. The lower quail' re • were les. wanted,
whilst the r have been *elan, freely; tranioseti me in
both, h ~ever, have been upon a lair scale, c insinering the
Mw working der, we have bad since the dep.rture of the
Wet mill.

Wooktaas have been in steady demand; but, in cone.
queue of the numerous satire holidays, transactions have
teen comparatively limited sines the ospirture of the hat
mats but priori have barn wall sustained for all qualities.
The Sue descriptions promise to rise as se advance in our
e 14 weather. Current rates before image from As. 11
to Co.'s Its. 2-1 X per yard.
FLannal.s.—Testa has been little done in this article
lately, in cony quotes of the holid-ye ' • but prices mode
unaltered. and may be quoted from Co.'s As. 8 to Co.'s
Re. 1 4 ter yard.
TURLKY RED anon.—ln our last summary we stated
that the priers of Turkey red twills and Turkey r.d cloth
promised to be higher. W. are happy to ray that our anti-
cipations tate been in some measure realised, as to-dab 'a
quotations exhibit a further improremeat of 1 to 2 annul
per yard on all widths. Stocks continue very light, end as
we are now entering the best MOOD for the divots! of these
goods, we feel strongly disposed to comer in tie general
opinion that prices will be higher still before long.
MITLLI.—Iron has been in good deco Ind, and had it not
been for the numerous native halide!. we would most ccc.
tainly have seen a larger amount of transactions. Prices of
some descriptions have advanced, such as boiler, plates,
hoop, gads, Ike., whilst others remain the same as before.
Stocks on the whole are not excessive, and an %minter-
. rupted counc of business may possibly lead to a general
improvement.
COPPII4 his undergone little alteration, and tracsartions
gado the departure of the last mail have been upon an
average stale; still prices remain unsacistactory. The
growing imp lets from Sydney are beginning to interfere
with the es.es of the supplies that anise trail Europe.

Sruaart —The demrLid for thin metal bee bec.ime evils
more languid that bet .re, and the sales letely @batted show
• further decline in prices, which cannot today be quoted
►igher than earnest Rs. 512 to 614 per fy. tad. Notwith-
standing this reduction, purchasers can with difficulty be
induced to operate, in cope-questa of the daily increasing
competition which the article is esperiencisg from China
cuia, of which arrivals CV:OIMM to be upon an extensive
mule. _ .

Tut Pa•res have also suffered a farther decline from a
material falling in the demand.
Still DRIES.—Bier has declined slightly, as the best scuon
for bottling is now nearly over.
SALT.—There have been few Impactions utterly, from
• paucity of amvale; but the demand altogether is not so
motive as before, and prices are slightly lower, the closing of
the Shags:shy River having made the traria by country
boats to the interior difficult and tedious.
Coates—The sales effected 'Lee the holidays do not show
any channels prises, which are Co.'s sass, 6 per bazaar
reseed for steam, and Co.'s sawn 9 to 10 for smithy.
COLS.—Co.'s anima 9 to 9 6 per nomad.
EZPOILTs.— Osr market for country produce has been in a
state of considerable excitement three the deperture of the
last mail, and the accounts received from home have greatly
added to the desire of shippers to operate. Barb accounts
are of a most satisfactory nature, as they reprasen. • further
advance in the pries of most of the leading staples, wilt •
decided tendeacy to their being higher.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
CASUALTIES by death in the armies of India, re-
verted
ista. Ma departure of the mad on tbe 1601 of
Rout. Novr.—Lieut. B. J. Wilma, R N., Admiralty
Mint, I. Victoria Harbour, China, so board H.Y. Hospital
Minden, on the 19th Oct.
" &.. at Colombo,

one on the Monday before his
Taunts --Capt. Bingham, UAL,
on the 10. k Nov. death. He was of *Rio; that there ores nothing in the
Romano Ttaoo»—Cept. F. Crutall, Bth N 1., at Rsjkotts, system of distipline •=in the gaol (the silent system),
es the 13th Nov. Lint. and Acting Adjutant O. 011. to lead to attempts at traction. unless after • wear and
O'Neill, 2ndiGnsadier N. I, at Mndavie, is Catch. on the a half to two pew/ geasunept, when, if •it
11th Nov. AseistanoBunteon R. Haney, Camel Baggage fund that despookaly or dioesso ensued, it was
Corp, jornek. on the 16th Nov. Assistant-burgeon • rule to relax lb* opmeem.—Ths Rev. P. J. O'Leasy
J. L. Keasady, at Bustin, on the 22ad Oat. odd he hadlOinatilMlS Raked despondency from commune.
MADRAS Taoors.—Brevet Major J. R. Sandford, 22ad tins visiting' of namdsoms, which were more likely toN. 1., at Nailed*, no the tad Nov. operate in solitary madiement, and in such cases had re-
Banoat. TRoors.—Cape. J. Brackett, 29A N. I , ported it to the Awn, that they might remove the means
dooms p.p.', Adjotaat-Ontatal of the Army, at Simla, on of self-distroctioo. La dim in the gaol named Andrews
the 10d yr.o. Rath*. Muter R. Peak*, 10 L. C., at and he saw the pinion Met morning at 20 mimeos past 9.
Labor*, es lb* 9th Nov. Lint. J. Cayman, 66th N 1., at The prisoner had nag his bell, and he (Andrews) had
mud. on Ise 27th Oat. Lieu. Williams, 38th N. 1., at answered it. His object was to ask for work, and witneu
Bernapen, on the 20th Nov, told him he would send an officer to supply it. The
AppolimMlTS, Pansies-ions, 80. rx wan MASS/TVS governor of the gaol was quostioned by the coroner and
?moors, eastonand ante despatch of last overland mail en fury as to how long the prisoner was out of his cell each
the 16th November. day for recreation, tad ha replied that each risoner was out
DeAooons.-9M Rediessat (lamas). Lieut. W. W. Bird of his ell those quarters of an hoar at chapel, and one for
has obtained sick leant to 14th October 1851, to visit the bills exercise, in the 24 hours of each day ; but he was not
sort\ of Denali. Lieu -Wood J. H. Great, C. 8., has allowed to communicate with other prisoner' during thou
obtained sick to its to annoy Pm two moats. and to England periods He bad Piece asentaited that the prisoner had
for two yeon from date of embukatoo.-14th do. eight) cot the use of a bible or other book in his cell. The jury,
Liest. IL Reader, appointed Adjutant from It Novem- after being left alone to consult upon their verdict, banded a
her, vice Authorp. wno align ths sop, inSnent.-15:h do., written paper to the coroner, la the following words : " Solt.
Munn) Lie•t•Colontl 0. W. Key has obtained two deausetion. As to the state of the printer's mind, as to yens' leave to Ragland. sanity, no evidence to show ; and the jury wish to esproom litrassar.-Bth Foot : Lint. Hansom has obtaised lean aa °Onion that solitary confinement seems injust when a
to Mead to Bombay, for the Purse Of *an( the Mullets man it waiting bail for • common assault."