The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-26 00:00:00

SPORTIN9.

TATTINULLI4—bIawm.
Vet, flew sotooribeve reeeest, end business duller Una
ewe. The diebig 'Metier will Pew two or three dumps.
TRIENNIAL Mdse.-2 to 1 eget lilthfroa, 7to 9 ert
To (t), te I of Nos (I).
CnedniMPON de•dni.-12 to I apt Leetebereogh (t),
If is 1 east ItwatAiw, 14 bi 1 apt The Car. SO to 1 apt (t),
10 10 I Mid Telma, SO to 1 eget leamelnenee, 33 to I apt Don't,
Uto 1 opt Clainewan, SS to I opt Topton, 40 to 1 eget The Tarter,
30 to 1 apt New Tared Dew (t hors
.000 to 10 apt Attainder'
(t). lansibereedb treeledted boss are blanked mule et II
and If b 1, rod dm( Mt MGM& 1 wee Mee wawa
lON. spine Cur, mad 14 le 1 shmard• allbeed. Palm woe very
es* eat 4( Meer. No We gated apt Sorplies.
BTAILIII.-20 to 1 on the field. 20 to 1
apt Foredoom (t to SOL), fa to 1 apt Glendower, 1,000 to $0 opt
Pie NU (10 to 1 t me).
DnitnY.--5 to 1 mot Meg Dutchmen 12 to 1 Yet El-
thkek 11 so 1 epd Telmer, Of Is !opt Noryesigt, 1,000 0410 apt
Newport (0. Glinn mO6IIS Mlto • want" PM MOM&
MEL —l7 to 1 age Bouirls (t).
vim aria Mg ben wade s• brag been
.61°41111.•• burp dim* ea lie sidownel • Wan le •
ssellsors.s wasitme dlliesnm he Wes did bob
lempmistrt the aellhormt sessigt,vlall
_CZ
doubt el big miad le yew talellkkavarry Peri paint
VI. INelk ibe abliWiel Seim me In me bed • dile en /ti-
dy led Sable dedit was bawiV espedeL

10M1=vtair OCTOBER worm.
ow MONDAY NIGHT.
TIMIDAY.—HANDUMF of VI tow web ;
atiskaa IlasairDterot, Yeet-Vert, Cocos-
V 7111.1„ Mt" Ifamota,, lbsoktwo.
WINIFSTARIN of le sow sash; orison to be sold fa 60
stee., iss.—oldeet, bra
did Daftoof,... -Na7.
TALL STAKES NM NIL
DECLARATIONS OF FORFEIT.
GRAND Dvu MICRAL Eltemuk—Conieia, WM.
Masts. g by Tinian at of roDy, and oh o
fay= Doke at et
flooxasy imam oat of 'AMY% dos, ok
• at. Fres* at •l le; and aby Vain at of Itsuswo
IIICISBIZAII (mimed to a misk).—B fby St. Frauds
P(SOMA.
POSY 81111FSTAIDIe.—TelMMR SEE MINISNIS
111,teex.--Maides's Blois te Mem&
Tansinnia.—Ceile Itealsejledese,
Peespieeetty, oat Hmitoama
datuvaia.— , Ceanibal, 8 , Natalie,
Noccifo, Don Dal, btik EsmwF the ALIA Dales
ThElks. W &sat,
dirdemal= es, lissata

Loan Ozoaan Iheireseal Noienraiemme.—By the Is-
oral dirk at Lard O. Orli" Mm -=anima Irkss m be ran
am st Trodsr. iS oa===ks.mama Is mask Mtwara
Ookirl Pal surg Lel Barr IS asmirrlrs kr Ilas Sikora
✓isks Tkarlar hi ser—arkgra tkarars. lyelialk Ora
larerarab.
art rdOen& Orsiet Orplisars Isarrakorr kr Or
es kr. la is Orseer Mar& ler Ike Or Oros.
at Ora Imes silk Omsk= mks berms
Mr es Millsamilb. tkroses, Orulloyd=
ark awl ars rim kr Os Wiry Priam} Orr Warp
ark sal dolt rbras kr Yr Ikridarrla Ports! A
raksPP,
Issa. ft lat irlisra slaws kr s areeenee Ming rid am
isskisika(lerrhor Is Orriself), !Drat
the in Orr& Is
Irak, tarkkes sairmrss Oar
as
Sr Terires Ildrusamill Is add,
r wee 'Ms rims hers On Oars Ms I=lll4
Yr so rrirvOrrirms the Darby, Omar t
ar flos
ar Lew. L 849.

tab Nntentsaut.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COllRT.—YstruzbAy.
Din tir Odd Oimirser.
_ _ _ . .

Ix n Goo. Mow-TW insolvent, Um ysrt u. 0(
whose waeappend In tM Eapy*. of 17last,
was di *sopa to-day in ocosomeene of the withdrawal of
all opposition by Mr. Bradshaw, the landlord Mao premises
destroyed by the petitioner.

POLICE.—Yea ii.DAT.
WESTUINSTEE.—A FOITIMI PRAXIS= Foe 'Aux
• Ciourn•.—Kr. Seymour, soormary to the Mutual Ccounu-
nioatiws emiety for the Pretend.* of Trade, waited upon
Yr. Brodarip with a circular, aidreisod to a gentlemen at
illamow, heeded. " Partials= of tho WoWt Estate Sub-
scription ; fa 25,000 Mums, at 10a. 6d. mob." A Sourishing
amount is there given of this estate, to whisk no sum is
ever, sada, other "pedalos." closet that It b fa Wm,
is sem a ms-pert, cameras data 41180fillN and twodoma a
aloor mit of has 60,0001. to 100,0001. per maw. a groat

pestles Was shares are mid to be engaged, and an arly ap-
shears is aquisite foe the remainder, as the drawing will
him game lemedistely the list is @papists. Post-oass
alas prialiZamithe •Marlim sem postaacr, to hfr. John
pith. Hreateest, Woratoefor, are also solicited. Mr.
lopfoolf bet no John Smith was to be
Mad la Klagstrest,rtlaster. There was a Mr. Lutes
thet siker, who represerei himself as the reaeglag
Ma dr jrn Smith. Kr. Ileyaseueierfravoen le relater
the Wel*, or the sore of the parslater tithe " We
preellre name d the maitre bowleg the errepereat of
khes the beaker who were to WM the salmerip-
.i. really enavalling as his war* for Mr. Jolla
• e seal& glsea se farther intellipace than theansa-
Mlthe flosolor, ere that 10,000 or 12,000 shares were
io base bra et The landiard of the house,
103, Keratarat (Kr. tral, who wr present) was reset de-
sires of having the areitrate's 'doles bow to get rid sills
arpt.—Mr. liroderfpelasnal ratite could give no advice,
se her what had bees dlesieeed he might most probably he
laded spa to adjadimas Egon the matter.
IL&BIBOROUGH-11TMEIT.,—Mete op ran GAMS
NATIONALS TO ma NSTROPOLLS.-11. Debra,
ssasaoned 0. Dwaine before Mr. Poynter fee barer=
abusive sad insalting nasals to
Ma la the_ while
aegis ea itlisiay loaC-31. Dubois said ho was on hie weg
tsiblead Ira the Dordogne tees last Thursday, whoa he
a pelt aware of seers of the Ord, N:donale ea I
beard the sterareseel, who were about to pay • visit to the
rerepelle. As the party of visitor were totally
reeperted ebb the metropolis, he volaetered to direst
That to es had ahem they weld pt accommodation. On
swift i Liam he }reseeded to row the party to the
Sri de ridgyla rir-esinue, whet he was sad-
dlery paned wait by the defendant, who, in the (*party
of oomdfoilsoW el the Hotel d• Boulogne, re
revered to hider the French visitor to transfer
theft passes, hes the Hotel de Mumps to
the Hotel fts Noologoo Complainant, who had no
interest is reaammedles use bold more than another, re-
' fused to War Ms 6114 deIMMINSUNI, and the asteftuenes
was that thetbalemesall posseedled M apply abusive 'plata to
Mr. Vint he earl lit a teedswar; this ha would
yes pes-ed ever, bat ,55 the nudes of Istripsast sad
wen added, be dreght be was juatilled in
etignw. The defatimat's esaeszias with the
Illealegse word be preset by the feet of his kris' bests
semeraed ae Orme the waiter."—The defendant dated
that he had anyessamise with the Hotel de Boulogas. All
he did was to saw his @revises to the Garde Nationals to
thaw Thar the U.S de Bea soar, when they had been
restareended M Nests.—Ors d its French visitors tams
fasersrd sad bola that en, of She party intended to pot
op a the Hotel is Bookown—Mr. Papaw said it was
evident the dehadeat was assn of a touter to the Hotel de
Hatalogse. He lad used rive 'assume to the am-
plasma, for whelk be rest pay • fir of 201.—The money
was paid.
SOUTHWARIL...Damia ass Daowntso —Mr. J.
Loop, a ran of um ors' charged with
eiterpdag aisa=lirgasteploonson a watchmea
MOW' lit Dia*" elated that on the minas sway,
he ehreese the deilarre walking near the river apparently
is a wily nand Mt% Orrartly striking his stick spinet
the pearl with plat force. Soon afterwards he heard a
heavy *ash in the water, sad on looking round be mimed
the defendant. He instantly jumped into a csalherge
alongside the quay, and after several effort@ suosealed Is
dragging_drfendant on board the barge in an amends
state. Witness by this time was assisted by a polleamea,
and defendant was conveyed to the residents, of a erarreea,
restored to sonacioneness. and taken to the stataabeass.—
A frait salesman of Covent Osrden-market stepped forward
and said that he had been acquainted with the defsedent, a
most respectable man, for the last 16 yam and that • few
years ago his father died !swag money to the amount of
30,0001. between him and his other brother, and that the
defendant was in veryvid:enantanoes. Witness oould
ha attempted
not account for his mpted to commit suable. He
had received a letter as rday from the defendant, which
was written he his sisal sprightly style, and evinced no indi-
fano& of an asepond read.—Mr. I..‘r„•e merely said, In de-
feats, that he had dined with • hw friends, and, having ex-
ceeded the bounds of moderation, he did not know what be
was about. He fs't very grateful to Stephenson.—Mr.
Seeker said that he could Oct suffer the defendant ago at
large without finding surety not to repeat the attempt —The
defendant was then locked up until his ball arrived.

MONEY MARKET.
MONDLY EVISRIIO.
The business in Consols bee been extremely limits

to-day, but prices steady. They were done it 88j for
account, but left off NI to for money, and sot to I
for time. Exchequer Bill., 30s. to 33a. premium.
India Bonds, 30s. to 335. premium. India Stock
236 to 8.

Foreign stocks were not much dealt in, although in
some instances they either came better from abroad,
or, transatlantic intelligence might have been ex-
pected to have led to some speculation in them. The
variations in s were but slight. Mexican were
prior still quoted 164 to 17 only, notwithstanding the pro-
mise, to be verified hereafter, of some 300,000 or
400,000 dollars to be received and remitted out of the
customs receipts of the republic. New Granada were
quoted 11 to 12. Brazilian,74 to 6. Peruvian, 29 to
31. Chilian, 88 to 8. Venezuela, 14 to 16. Spanish
Five', 11/ to 12; the Threes, 221 to 3}; Passive,
21 to 31. Portuguese were better at 221 to 31.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., without business
done, were called 441 to 61 ; the Fours, 701 to 11.
' Belgian 70 to 2. Danish, 67 to 70. Mandan were
done at 100, bat still quoted 98 to 100.
From Amsterdam. on the 22nd, the deck market
oomes improved. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
were 44a buyers. Portuguese Fours were in demand,
and freely bought at 23 9-18 to 1.
Money was still remarkably easy at Hamburg on
the 22nd instant, with stocks and shares firmly held,
notwithstanding the news of the deplorable events of
which Frankfort had been the theatre, and the re-
fusal of Denmark to make any change in the per-
sonnet of the authorities appointed under the armis-
tice to administer the government of Schleswig
Holstein—Count Moltke being the person mainly ob-
*ted against by. the German parliament. BilL on
wrOren in
rreetbatargittleti better
r were takts at
all dates.
331; but bills on all places wars scarce.
The news by this arrival augurs unfavourably for the
October Leipsig Fair, which is shortly to open. The at-
tendance of foreign merchants it was feared would be
slender, more apesially from Moldavia, Wallachia,
and other oontignons 'pantries, more or less the seat
of political emenstkons. With civil war also
raging in H they would be unwilling to risk
the transit et** Imes and money amongst and
through eenharling and unscrupulous partisan bands.
Still farther as deter dna there is the Thine edict
against the ezpeetrAlen et coin or balsa from the
Austria territerkikeethet. • all etlwr isspedi-
meats semeeated,they et their Mrd
mossy en eateft Amble, Beak apex
eine la which could only be
in at rafts et discount not even to be calcu-
lated

The Halibut government have made a salutary re-
galed," era the exist approved principle of free
trade, in the interest of foreign commerce. All mer-
chandise, under whatever Bag, imported by sea, or by
the internal waters of Holland, and transhipped at
Antwerp or Ostend, on other vessels for immediate re-
exportation, is for the future to be free of transit duty.
The packages am 'moreover to be exempt from open-
ing and examination, except in case of suspicion of
fraud. _ .

It i; still hoped, in some quarters, that the Bank of
England proprietary
__may hesitate before recording
their votes at the ballot-box in direct opposition to
the course se earnestly and emphatically recom-
mended by their own board of management, however
tempting the bird-in-the-hand of a present high rate
of dividend. It should be quite evident that the
board, mixed up daily with the administration of the
affairs of the great money corporation, must be well
informed at all points on its actual position and
future prospect', and that much of the most
important information so possessed may be, suet
be, of such a nature as it would be ex-
tremely inconvenient, or prejudicial, to make public
at court, of whether held with closed
or open doors. '' them to be gifted with no
higher faculties than that rEscretion which is the
common attribute of men of business, the directors
are surely entitled to command so much of the °ca.
dram of the oonseltainoy as to be trusted upon what
for them most be bat a rule of three question, or little
more. If, indeed, as Mr. Levi sagely contended, the
largest holders of Bank Stock should be the wisest
men, and best able to understand the affairs of the
Bank, then must the directors hide their diminished
heads, and the real Solomon in all the
glory of stock end dividends of untold taus
of thousands be sought elsewhere. For, as the
governor stated, his authorised qualification was only
the possession of 4,0001. of the stock, whilst that of a
simple director, as commonly understood, is no more
then 2,0001., both of which are mere bagatelles in
comparison with the leviathans of Bank nook capital-
ists cited, though not nominally, by Mr. Levi, himself
doubtless among the number.
The principle propounded by the directors for the
dividend was the sound practical rule for all badness I
or, rather, it was in excess of that rule. For, it ma-
not be altmethin a oafs rule to divide and absorb the
whole pr. ots year, or may other determinatoporled,
either in pubis erprivate partnerships y starch, within
a fraction' eiswily, woo the propositioa of the
I directors thumbe. Mr. Levi, who will sot have

"posterity" a chance, bemuse be owes nothing to it,
as may readily be believed, insists upon taking
120,000:. more than the profits, leaving ulterior lower
to take care of themselves, his principle being appa-
rently to "kill the goose for the golden egg." This
is no doubt an maltreat jobbing principle, and if the
.intention were simply to keep up the price of Bank
stuck—so as to have a good market to sell upon—
would doubtless be effective to the end. Mr. Fielder
goes farther still; he insinuates broadly that
the whole Rest of more than three millions is
and should be disposable for repartition at the will of
the yaopristary,e o much more able to judge about
the propriety of matters than the Lireators of the
Bank, placed there as so many puppets to be held and
moved by leading strings. ltmsy be useful to notify
to that honourable proprietor, however, that the go-
vernment might choose to have a say in any prop, ed
disposal otitis Rest. Perhaps be may chance to recol-
lect the time when the great Equitable Assurince
Company proposed to dispose of their Rest, and
divide some, not three, but coven or eight millions,
among their proprietary, and bow near the
government of the day was in taking the whole into
their own hands, upon the well-justified plea that the
actual proprietary had very little to do with the ca-
pital accumulations of almost a century of past pro-
prietaries who had received no benefit therefrom.
We shall take leave to show to-morrow something
like a pro funnel balance-sheet of Bank of England
affairs, as they should be approximately o enstrued or
calculated at the present time, which may perchance
serve to cool the very sanguine conceptions of bonus
seeking and high selling price proprietors.
131113L1P11 FUN DIR.
3 rat OL Our. 455..3131 I 1C.03. Nl* MAK 2K. March.
India Steak. 1373 33 ; June, SO 37, pre.
tat tverzel.mr. Pm'
Om* for Atom" on
-

_
vinmatii PUNTA.
wet Brazilian Der, B, .74 II z Ct. laran 183:1, St.,
pee Oa. Omani Hoar Ili
per Ct. Mersa, 11346. 131 4 Per Or Prot& nret.Per. V.lll
per Ot. Peruvian tide, 21 little Parr 110 .k.
per Ct. Perrin= 3 per (.1.. *arab NOOOII.. IA 3
per Ct Delftware Hr.. 5313
Varlet. Dem 13.—And
priseitaaO 11ftl
M, per per OWL. : Ditto. Fourper
Omar, ; Dire, Tree 43 : . Tanana nllalf per
Crain. 41 ; Ler 1434.170; Ditto. 1/33. II: Yank ;Aurae, 100.

MEXICAN BONDS.—TiIe Committee of Spanish
American Badhulders have received the Wielded from
Moen. Munidap and Mack=Pit, under date Mes too,
AmWey. 12 ;
hem the sidislake to brad yea Weak threw des order
lored by de Inaberd er dam ft aureole end pp ea Ilte to ger
east. IsissOm totes issihslists sus et tlis dello sanded by de
Aosta= obese the nalades moteaty of
hes pme. Me are umbis
to by Ms pad lea poke that loso norived from
Ye istattstas sad that ell heve le be Mao% lot we bane it to
M Pen IWO is MUNI Ifs. le mast le the ostbra tees, the
pots of the male haled boa a new is go peonalse of the
Ara= Ms some lea loprabli lo dipole le soy may el
dot
[Trameletko.)—The supremo prisremset Wog received adder
that outs= asibleve tee.reoldel is the dant tarresery by the
United Natal, on unseat at moat caned by them at the mad-
time esaesea alter the Pat et May, the day ea wince the ra-
tireatima et the Misty are oadoeisd, in sodestity with the
led altar et the old mom sad It havizzdatareidel, lima the
previews nth July, dot dm SWIM par boa tiks soarer
dada be de mooed at lb. Prola dale the Moak debt,
ma the weds orladdel M do diploma sevarakee sateeld
asethms le le separated t
he
di matea his Barallemy the Prod.
diet hes hos ydred le mar dor Ids sums al= tressory say
maim by the abereateadad nattemse doll le saga repo-
tdoly le de sit deb= le Ma prsperdea add ommareds le dam
The alit Imamate& re pm Sr to fallatedel sod arty.
=mesa Y, I/O. (111010) ants Patrack—Te dallefOor el
the
AaPellselsse ProalletzeMbadtega
dot IS, IPS.
814-11tersonts bea•m
mere than MEP. syreassil le the ascrepryen
that balm ha lead drawled from tits mint at Ormemeato, by
Ormond Paradm lam Mersobid to abititotiu.iithke h&.. k.. of par-
ties esearea, da de areas bine reedy* by the WM.
era ma, adder fromOsmaeste Is the dll and that me ab-
errant artosr dada or enemy, cam by Omani Pandas or
se7 odarpdx 6r taut Pa Item do mist Hera—l am, sir,
per dellmt avant, 0. B. lawarre,aseomy.

TiH BANK OF SAN FERNANDO.—Our Madrid cor-
respondent writes on September 18, as follows The
Gauen publishes the active and passive of the depart-
ment of the Bank of St. Ferdinand, newly created by
illon's decree of the Bth. The etatement of the active
capital is identical with that which was included in the
lame decree, and for which I refer your readers to my
latter of the 9tb. A few words will be necessary to throw
the due light epos this subject. Since the existents of the
contract with the Bank of San Fernando the government
has not only spent the whole amount of rens= collected,
I but advances to &large amount made to it by the bank over
' and above the sums, which that establishment bound itself to
pay monthly to the government, receiving in repayment all
the oontributioas. Certain resources remained to the govern-
ment apse. from the contributions made over to the Bank, of
which the principal were the quickilver mines, the colonial
eurplusomd the bills of purchasersof national property, a por-
tion of which property is required to be paid for in effecuve
money, distinct from bonds of the state debt. The (govern-
ment, therefore, repaid the advance* of the Bank with bills
en the liavann•h, bills on the quicksilver, hills of the buyers
of national property, which bills the Bank either nego-
tiated or received the payment of as they fell due. There re-
mained, however, in the hands of the Bank a great deal of
this paper which had bees protested and was not negotiable,
which the government being totally unable to replete et-
heave money, the credit of the Bank became, as weave
Seen, sapped. It was then, when the public were =String
a lorrof 16 per met. by the discount on the totes, which loss
became a source of revolutionary passion, of riots,
and of great danger to the throne and govern-
meet, that Orlando made • a Map towards charging
the stele with the reoparibility of the bank-notes,
raising a forted loan of 100 sMisas of reels, to be
paid in bank-notes, &Whin brawn* in payment
of 011inellb.bouse 44Mim,ma evereentoisi the ielms-
don el the szomeles paper Ikea donint net of elosa-
'atlas. Yon went • step further, sod duped thusats
with the entire and formal impossibility of reeNsks the
Bank's circulated paper. This is the nosanise elide dune
of Bth. The government contracts in Os &se of the
public the obligation of maintaining a duet hr the miles-
tion of the notes, the effects in which easel must constitute
a sum equal to the whole amount in shmalstion, ud one-
third part of such effects must consist el epode. It follows
that, in return for undertaking this engagement, the whole
circulation of the Bank, amounting to 180 minibus, will
be entered in the account current of the Bank wink the
1 ressury, in favour of the latter ; and the balsam resekimg
in favour of the state will naturally be 'cackled
by the Bank returning a corresponding amount of that trea-
sury paper, which it could not realise. The following is the
statement of the passim of the newly created issue depart-
ment : Notes in circulation on tt e 30th of Juno last,
180, 416, 600 r. v. To be dedaceed. The notes liquid-
ated which have been delivered to this department and
were cancelled proceeding from the forced loan of 100
millions and from mistoushouse duties, whose 'numbers and
amount were published in the Gamin of 22nd and 23rd of
Align*, 14178,200. The WWI which have also been re-
ceived by this department liquidated and cancelled proceed •
jog from posterior manta on the same accounts, who=
numbers will be published after confronting the notes with
the invokes with which they are accompanied, 41,699,200 ;
total to be Bedewed, 65,877,400. Notes which remained in
circulation on Sept. I, 124,639200. Statement of the ope-
ratics@ of the department during the week comprised be-
tween the 11th and Ifklt of the present month inclusive : its
that km changed in spode notes to the amount of
3,903,400, which motes have been taken and made good in
metallic money by the general direction of the treasury
(the 7th article of Moss decree obliging the treasury to
maintain a constant supply of specie in the said duet).