The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-17 00:00:00

POLICE. Y- - ESTERDAT.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Tar Lava Czatton or
THROWING A FEMALE DOWN STAINA.—MT. Clarkson,
Who wu retained on behalf of a gentleman named Jena,
who was charged some dap ago with having pinsked •
female servant in the establishment of Madame Ronzi de
Beanie down stairs, stated that the woman had left the hos-
pital, and that she did not wish to press the matter furtker
The defendant wu not required to attend again.

MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY Erzmixo.

The settlement in Consols eventuated in "
account on this the last day, dubious as the important
question was considered even so late as yesterday.
The first quotation at 89 this morning might be con-
sidered almost decisive of the fact. There was a slight
reaction subsequently, but for a moment only, and
until the close Consols were maintained for money at
891 to 1, leaving off 89 to I. For the account now
entered upon, and due the *26th of August, the last
quotations were 891 to 1. Reduced Threes, 894 to 4.
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 911 to 1. Long
Annuities, 9 1-16 to 4. Three per Cent. Console Scrip
was done at
Bo; prem. Exchequer Bills 9s. to 13s.
prem. India nds, 7& to 10s. prem.
The dealings in foreign stocks were of the smallest
consideration, so entirely were the jobbers and
brokers employed in the winding up of the consol
account. Brazilian were done at 831 and 4, but
quoted 83 to 5. Mexican remain 19 to 4. Spanish
Fives, 214 be 2 ; the Threes, 314 to 2. Portuguese, 304
to 14. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., improved
to 571t0 8 ; the Fours, to 901 to 1. Danish quoted 84 to 6.
The settlement to-day is stated to have involved
one of the heaviest accounts in consols known for many
years. The fluctuations of prices, or rather the decided
tendencies one way, have not certainly been so marked
as in the preceding account wound up on the 27th of
May, but, on the other hand, the transactions in the
account now closed were of much greater magnitude
than those of the preceding account. The range of
prices weekly within the account, showing the highest
and the lowest of each week, may be exhibited as
follows :—On May 27, the day of the last settlement,
Consols were 871 to 4. The succeeding weeks, down
to this day, present the variations stated, the prices
being taken for the account, as during the greater
portion of the time the transfer books were shut, and
therefore scarcely any business done for money.
Hitrbe4 Price. Lowell Price.
To Jose 4
88
„ 18
, 33
To 'July 3
9
891, 89
The rangelB of prices from highest to lowest da*g
the account has therefore been as the difference be-
tween 881 the lowest, and 891 the highest, with
an infinity of minor intermediate variations besides.
The difference otherwise between the extreme points
is no more than 11 per cent. On the termination of
the May account the difference was, as between 85;
the lowest on April 27, and 881 the highest on May 27,
24 per cent.
Exchange on the chief continental places was still
in decline to-day, and that specie and bullion must
go oat seems now scarcely to admit of a doubt. The
negotiations on Amsterdam were 12•31 to 1 ; on
Rotterdam, 124 to 41 ' • on Antwerp, 25.724 to 75 ; on
Hamburg, 13.101 to 11 ; on Frankfort, 121 to 1; on
Paris, 25.65 to 70; on Vienna, 10; on Leghorn,
30.25 to 30 ; on Naples, 401 to 3 ; on Madrid, 471 to
48—all at 3 months. On Lisbon, 531 to I—at
60 days.
The' averages of the Bank of England for the week
ending the 10th inst , give, as compared with those of
the weak preceding, the following remits :
use £181884,885
..telies 18,9141,73,475
is
5 017
2thia,

Sada illopert;aimi: 11,638,340
Oar emelis. 16,747,037
Oda ing leaks
Se•sa dui sail ether bills 641,106 Inatome 33,700
The rat 3,531,531
The decrease of notes in reserve was no less than
828,9001. There is no occasion to observe that these
changes in the accounts under consideration were the re-
sult, almost ass matter of course, of the payment of divi-
dends. The increase of active circulation, the decrease of
public deposits, the decrease of coin, and the decrease of
securities, were each and sit so many consequences of
the same cause so evidently as to require no explana-
tion. The decrease of securities was the result d
loons made by the Bank to be returned as dividends
came on for payment; and so also coin was pail oil
to a considerable proportion of the deficit in the Asir
60001 amounts of dividends. The private deposits, as
will be observed, gained considerably by the divi-
dends, being only so much transferred from public de-
posit, or dividend account, to private deposit account.
The official Gazette of Berlin gives the following
statement of the situation of the Bank of Prussia on
the 30th ult. :
nive.-8.0810 red tanks 14101,100 thelers.
lerk bib
MY d lalimp 11014400
Loa Lookord 14.156,300
200 Ale meadhlse— 14144100
16.—Ink Mr le. 01m100oa 14107.080
Depuils
Cooloolllle state
C.oollotpabile departments. laitlintions,
berlduale
BANK OR INCILAND.,—Aeceare be due Week mass lair 10.
Oarerruseat Debt 611310,101
Other eeterttlet 1,5111.50
Gold Coln Bed 111.1110 7,84.1119
Sliver lath.
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July 15. 1547.

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