The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-22 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

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Palm, *NUL 21.—St. Germain, 1,900 ; Versailles (right
Mk), —; ditto (left bank), 350; Paris and Orleans, 1,042 .0;
Baas and Sam. 1,130; Room and lime, 595; Marseilles
and Aviaiva (Ccavertadi, ; Strasbourg and Bale, 355;
Noirtbm, 913 50 ; Pub, and Strohm', 855; Pate and Lycias,
NO; Lyons and Mediterruten, :Jam, 720; llama and
fic. Dicier to Gray, 550; Paris and Cherbourg, ; Dijon and
Boman, 333 ; AMU, 641; 51; Montalto and Troyes, 420 ;
endgame and Medea, 530; Dieppe and Ramp, El 25; Parts
and Beene:. 410; Bordeaux and Tate, 280.

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

Lrvutusoox, APRIL 21.—The market has been generally
firmer to-day, but it is still marked by an absence of buu-
nese. Caledonian, 321—Great Western, 911—Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 77—London and North Western, 1191 }—
Midland, 741—South Eastern and Dover. 221—York, New-
castle, and Berwick, 174—Lancashire and Yorkshire (161.
F shares), 1-16 p.—Greenock guaranteed, 174—Dutch
Rhenish, d.
MANCHESTER, APRIL 21.—The sales to-day were email
In number, prices having an upward tendency and closing
firm. The sales were—Great Northern (4f per cent.), }
—Kendal and Windermere, 141—Shellelds, 30—Midlands,
741—Caledonians, 321—Eastern Counties, 131—Bast Lan-
cashire, 181—Dovers, 22 11-16.
Bum istonau, APRIL 21.—There was rather an improved
feeling in the market to-day, and shares, for investment,
were more inquired after. In local stocks, Birmingham
Banking Company shares were done at 341.
LEEDS. APRIL 21.—The tone of the share market is
still downwards. This morning very little business has
been done. The transactions were limited to the following
lines, of which we give the closing sales :—Eastern Union
(Class 71—Leeds Northern Extensions (No. 3), par—
North Western Pref , 151 c.—Midland Stock, 74}.
DUBLIN, APRIL 20.-3 per Cent. Consols, 991 1 ; ditto,
for account, 10th May, 991 1-31 per Cent. Stock, 103;
ditto for account, 10th May, 103 1031—Bank Stock, 227
Mining Company of Ireland (71. pgid), IN ; ditto for
account, 191 19 181 I—Cork and Bandon (50/. paid),
231—Cork, Blackrock, and Passage (20/. paid) 191
Dublin and Belfast Junction (4.51. paid), 50—Dundalk
and Enniskillen (301. paid). 161—Irish South Eastern
(11/. paid), 811 1 1 exdiv.—Killarney Junction (81. paid),
8) I —Waterford and Limerick (601. paid), 32} 32.

DEAL, APRIL -22, 10.30 A.M.

Wind S.E., light and hazy.
Arrived and Anchored.— Stad Gravenhage, Lon-
don, for Syney ; Bella Donna, London, for Malta.
Sailed.—Emilie for Hobart Town; Gazelle, for
Cadiz; Mary Ann Hubbard, for Cape of Go^d Hope;
Cicero, for Almeira ; Brazilian Packet, for Gibraltar
and Cadiz : the latter subsequently put back and
anchored.

WRITS OF CERTIORARI.—Yesterday a return of
all Indictments removed into the Court of Queen's Bench
by writs of certiorari, between Michaelmu term, 1842, and
Michaelmas term last, was printed. The return extends to
11 pager, and contains the names of some hundreds of in-
dictments.

ISLE OF WIGHT SAYINGS BANK DEFALCATION.
—Considerable excitement prevails in the Isle of Wight, in
consequence of the Ravings bank defalcations. The culprit is
a person named Yell, a large shopkeeper in Newport, the
chief town in the island, and who was actuary of the
savings bank. As stated yeatcrday, the defalcations
amount to about 8,0001. The deposits are heavy, amount-
ing to above 60,0001.,constquently the loss to the depositors
will not exceed 12} per cent., or 2a. 6d. in the pound.
The perpetration of t►e frauds by which the defalcations
have been effected has been going on for Nears. Yell has
been living in style during that period. lie was the stamp
distributor to the district, and he is a defaulter to the
Stamp-office for nearly 1,0001. Yell was a local Wesleyan
preacher. He bas been lodged in gaol.
WESTERN RAILWAY or FltANCE.—Traffic for the,
week ending April 17, 1853 .—Pastiengcrs, 2,3861.; Goods,
1,0621. ; Total. 4,150/ICorrupondicelweek last year, 4,3211.
Miles optic, 99.