The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-07 00:00:00

AMERICAN BRASS CLOCKS.—Purehaaers
should Pee that they buy JEROME'S CLOCKS, as large ho-
of the refuse of the New York market have been made.
reratima etand th. are the most estenigive and best makers in the United
States. Circulars. descriptive of the newest patterns, sent free per port.
more ekail.s keep exact time, strike the hours in cathedral tones, will
stand upon n tonekit, or MIT be leiverolcd, and, without violence. will
Mat for ever. Coe-day clocks, 135., 215., 22a. &L ; and with alarm,
255. Elabt-ilav clock,, Ma, Cal., 425., and w;th alarms, 45. A. 555. ;
Mahogany bra, gets for die" 2s. rd. They will be sent home free, and
set runninit, within three miles of the Post.ollice. Country orders
with remittance or reterence ; the clocks peeked in mining
order, and forwrarde.l fire of further ezpeo.-e. Warranted to perform
weil or the money retioneiL—American clock depot, if, John-stree;
Minoring, London.

LATEgT INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY, Four o' Cork.

Accounts have reached Liverpool, from Dundram
Bay, up to one o'clock on Tuesday. All efforts to get
the Great Britain afloat had proved ineffectual.

The arrival of the Overland Mail, rid Marseilles,
enlbles us to publish the following intelligence from
Calcutta to 15th Aug. :
The lkilti Gazette of July 20 says: News reached us last
night, giving an account of the complete failure of the force
sent from Lahore under Misr Blta,gwan Singh, who had
intended making a night attack, and carrying all before
Dewan Nfordraj. however, was " wide awake," and
having received secret information of the p'an concocted, he
completely outmanoeuvred his opponents by turning their
flanks. and having got into their rear, he " opened the ball "
at midnight with gnat activity ; 300 men cf the Durbar arc
said to be killed or taken prisoners, and four of their guns
have also been captured. Fresh troops were urgently ap-
plied for, and left Lahore to-day for the scene of action.
Caterers, Artiesv. IS, 1544.
'fir Moser Ma'am in still rant. and transactions of safe charac-
ter command assistance at current bunk and basaar rates: hut, within
the last three or four (Lays the market has been rather doll, and there
boa been demand far me iminaitition; the outwani remittances from
borne have been limited, and accounts from upcountry marts arc not
quite co favourable a. before.
CorvICY•IINT To vss.—The Taint, of these Investments has generally
declined, indlea!he of a charier la the disposition the of money mar-
ket the premium an Stock paper lira fallen Rs. 2 per paper of
the wand 3 per cent. loam,. to sell is a annas per cent lower, but to
buy ore• Rupee per cent. higher; of the third tire to sell 4 annas per
cent. higher, and to buy 4 amiss per rent tower ; paner of the new
per cent, h., declined 4 annas per rent.; the discounts on 4 per rent
paper hare increased, an the old 12 annas to RP. 1-4, and on the new
4 arms per cent.
Eseuusoe M tagrr.—The tranmetlon. by the mail of the 7th inst.
in hills. at 10 months date, ruled chiefly ar 2.. hid. to 2s. Old. per
rupee, but immediately after the enele advanced to 2.. I id. per
rupee: within the last two or thee,' days hnwrser rates have retro.
grated, and some unexceptionable bills have been taken at is. 0,,d.
p,r ropes: it iv probable that the anxiety to avail of decidedly good
piper for to-day's mail, has nentsioned the recession on the exchange ;
at prevent transactions rate at 2a. 0.01. to 24. Old. per rupee, according
to the character of the paper.
Fe roders.--The rates of homeward freightage continued stead, at
our Lit I mentions to within the last two or three days, when a Oat..
den :Ovum, of Si. to 1n.,. per ton took place; at present but a small
amount of tonnage for [onion is available, and it is probable that
engagements to before the apprivehing holidays may command
an aityanee of ss. per tun upon reported rate..
17.100.—The export. since our i.,1110 of the 7th instant are of
edema, or 22 fy. iota., to England. which nadic the shipments of the
season to 7th instant inclusive all below.
To England
„ Frans•
„ Tfamhurah
„ United State. , .......
„ Pendan Coif and Red Sea.
„ Mauritius

.chats 19,703 fy. intl.. 71.260
41,,54 „ 29,954
259 1417
542 „ 1.904
„ 1,953 „ 6,512
1 ~ 2

mew.. 30,791 fy. mc1A.113,W5

Aecorutta from the pl.intera continue ten• unfavourable, and evti-
matea are eructitlerably lower than throw reported in our loot imue;
Tirtmot la next to a complete f,ilure, and throughout the lower pro-
vim,. produce I. ronxidertittly below the reaulbi of lied year :
according to all iteeminG the erop of the seamin will not exceed fy.
mdx. 90,000, but may fall below it.

Our private correspondence and Paris journals of
Monday only reached us this morning, the packet
having put into Deal, where it was driven by stress of
weather.
If the representations of Lord Palmerston to the
French Cabinet concerning the marriage have been
made in a mild tone, it would scent that those directed
to the Spanish Minister have been more peremptory. '
We read in the National:
" A Cabinet Council was held this day (Sunday), presided
over by the King it lasted from one o'clock till four. The
affairs of Spain were, it is said, the principal or sole topic of
conversation. M. Guizot is said to have read his reply to
Lord Palmerston 's note, and according to what we have
heard, the Cabinet was much occupied with two new pieces
of information. It is stated that another and more ener-
getic protest ha. been sent in at Madrid by Mr. Bulwer, and
that this rettimatuns is of a threatening nature. It is added
that England was supported by the three northern powers.
We repeat these reports as coming from persons who pre-
tend to be well informed, but cannot guarantee their au-
thenticity."
The .Toornal des Ar'•bats quotes the following from
the Phore de Boyonne:
"There was a report current that General Prim had stated
his intention of speedily quitting Paris, and that he was to
land at Valencia, whilst Amettler was to enter Catalonia,
accompanied by another General closely connected with
Espartcro. This is said to have been announced by General
Pnm himself in a letter, dated Paris, Sept. 18.
" A Carlist Chief, B xptina, or B xliqu t. has, it is said,
made his appearance in Upper Catalonia ; he has three small
detachments under his orders, and is preparing an insurrec-
tional movement. This requires confirmation."
A telegraphic despatch, received at Paris from
Bayonne. dated October sth, states :
"'nie French princes left Vittoria yesterday morning at
7 o'clock for Burgos. They in due course at Miranda,
and started again at 11 to continue their route."

PAM*, OrT. s.—Coars A Ohne blue, for rooney.—rice flOr Centx.,
117 Three per Cents.. 82 85 ; Itente de Naples (Rothschild), 102 ;
Roman Loan. 1021 ; Belgian lice per Cents. (18 hr. 100 ; Couln 11.mk
Sharm. 1,212 ; Ganneron ditto, 1,175; ratelon ditto, 517 SO.
Exch2ure on London, 30 days, 25 70; three months, 25 .55. The
Five per Cents. closed for the account at 117 85. Three per Cents.
at $2 W.

Since the foregoing was written, an extraordinary
express has brought the following from I'aris :
The Cintrrier Fralicai4 states, it was reported in
Malaga, that Abd-el-Kader had dethroned the Em-
peror of Morocco.
Lord Normanby delivered to M. Gavot on Monday
a copy of the second protest presented by Mr.
Bulwer to the Spanish Cabinet.
The French ltentes fell on a report of the recall of
Mr. Bulwer, and Lord Normanby not dining with the
King of the French to-day, the 7lth anniversary of
his Majesty's birthday.
The French Princes reached Burgos on the even-
ing of the 4th.
Three per Cent. French Rentes, 82f. 60e.

Our information from Madrid is to the 30th ult.
The Senate has voted almost unanimously the repot t
of the commission favourable to the request of the
Government of the collection of taxes. General
Serrano alone opposed it. On the 30th the Senate
was to discuss a question of domestic interest, and
after giving its approbation in the law of recruiting,
the session would end.

El Kemp° announces that the Government had
received despatches from the English Cabinet of a
high importance.
Th- two eldest daughters of Queen Christina and the
Duke de Itianzares," sat, the Constitotionot/, "have left
Paris to be present at the Queen of Spain's marriage. It
appears that the sister of Don Francisco de Acid., who is
at Brussels—and who, it will be remembered, married
Pole without the consent of the father—has been refused
permission to proceed to Madrid to attend the ceremony."
A letter from Ceuta of the 24th ult., in the Herald°,
states that the English squadron from Cadiz,
by Ceuta. on its way to Tetuan, on the 23rd, anAracsasit
to an anchor at the mouth of the river of that place.
On the morning of the 24th, the squadron, after
leaving two steamers off Tetuan. got under weigh, and
shortly afterwards came between Mouscri and Ber-
meja, two leagues from Tetuan.
w %Dm, stpr. 30—Three per Cents., 311 ; Four per Cent..., 211;
Fire Per Cents., 22.

The Minister of Finance had announced, according
to letters from the Hague of the 3rd instant, that,
having operated the deposit of a corresponding sum
of old pieces of money in the Bank of Amster-
dam, as duly authorised by royal order, and
with the addition thereto the supplement required
by
.article 4 of the law of December, 1845, a new
emission of notes of the value of 10 and ,7) florins
of the paper money, authorised by the said law, had
taken place to the amount of four millions of florins.

The news of the evasion of the Conde de Monte-
molin had excited the greatest surprise in Venice,
according to accounts from thence of the latter end
of September. The purchase of one of the three
places of Moncenigo, situate on the great