The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-12 00:00:00

THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR OF THE

FRENCH.

A telegraphic summary of the following letter of
the Emperor Napoleon to the Pope appeared in the
Express of yesterday evening :
" Most Holy Father,—The letter which your
Holiness was le good as to write me on Dec. 2 has
touched me deeply, and I shall reply with perfect
frankness to the appeal to my loyalty.
" One of my greatest anxieties, both during and
since the war, has been the situation of the States of
the Church ; and truly, among the powerful reasons
which have induced me to make peace so promptly
must be reckoned the fear of seeing the revolution
acquire every day greater proportion.. Facts have
an inexorable logic, and in spite of my devotion
to the Holy See, in spite of the presence of my
troops at Rome, I could not escape from being in-
volved to a certain extent in (is es pampa. &hopper
d sins certain. solidarite arse) the effects of the
national movement excited in Italy by the struggle
against Austria.
" As soon as peace was concluded I hastened to
writ* to your Holiness, and to submit to you the
ideas best adapted, in my opinion, to bring about
the pacification of the Homagnu ; and I still think
that if at that time your holiness had consented to
an administrative separation of those provinces, and
to the nomination of a lay governor, they would
have returned to your authority. Unhappily that
did not take place, and I have found myself power-
less to arrest the establishment of the new regime.
My efforts have had no further result than to prevent
the insurrection from spreading, and the resigna-
tion of Garibaldi has preserved the blotches of Au-
cons from certain invasion.

" Now the Congress is going to mumble. The
powers would not disregard the incontestable
rights of the Holy See over the Legations ; never-
theless, it is probable that they will be in favour of
not having recourse to violence in order to bring them
to submission. Fur, if that submission were obtained
by the aid of foreign troops, it would necessit►te
another long-continued military occupation of the
Legations. Such an occupation would awaken the
hatreds and the animosities of a great portion of the
Italian people, u well as the jealousy of the great
powers; it would, in fact, perpetuate a state of
irritation, of unewsineiv, and of fear.
" What, then, remains to be done—for it is clear
that this uncertainty cannot last for ever P After a
serious examination of the difficulties and the dan-
gers which the different combinations presented—l
say it with sincere regret, and however painful the
solution may be—what appears to me most in ac-
cordance with the true interests of the Holy See, is
to mike a sacrifice of the revolted provinces. If
the Holy Father, for the repose of Europe, were to
renounce those provinces which for the last fifty
years have caused so much embarrasement to his

government, and were in exchange to demand from
the powers that they should guarantee him
possession of the remainder, I do not doubt of the
immediate restoration of order. Then the Holy
Father would assure to grateful Italy peace during
long years, and to the Holy See the peaceful
posatesion of the States of the Church.

" Your Holiness, I am delighted to believe, will
not misunderstand the sentiments which animate
me ; you will comprehend the difficulty of my situa-
tion; you will interpret kindly the fraokness of my
language, remembering all that I have done for the
catholic religion and for its august chief.
" I have expressed all my thoughts without re-
serve, and I thought it indispensable to do so before
the Congress. But I beg your Holiness, whatever
may be your decision, to believe that it will in no
respect change the line of conduct which I have
always observed in regard to you.
' " Thanking your Holiness for the apostolic blow.
lug which you have sent to the Empress, to the
Prince Imperial, and to me, I renew to you the
assurance of my profound veneration.
" Your Holiness's devoted eon,
" NAPOLEON.
" Palace of the Tuileries, Dec. 31,1869."

THE IN.VB OF COURT VOLUNTEERS.
(THIS DAL)

This forenoon the members of the let and 2nd
couipaniee of the Inns of Court Volunteers seeembled in the
Lord Chancellor's Court, h be sworn in by hie lordship.
The court was crowded.

The Loan CIIANCILLOB, previous to administering the
oath, &livened the following address to the volunteers :

It gives me high setisfactiOn that I have been called upon
to edminioter to you the oath of allegiance on your entering
as volunteers into the military service of the:crown. 1 rejoins
in the national movement which is now displayed ; and the
ardour with which you participate in it seems to mete be
very creditable to the profeedon to which we belong. Yon
are reedy to defend the liberties of your country, not only
in the forum, but in the geld. (Cheers.) Gentle-
men, this movement is not prompted by any
immediate apprehetudon of danger, nor from suspicion of the
design of any particular foreign ruler or state. Fortunately,
we aro in amity with all nations, and I trust that we ere
long likely to continue eo. (Heat hear.) Bat the opinion
generally 'serails, and I believe I. well founded, that
the martial disposition of our population has not of
late pen been sufficiently encouraged, end that our delenose
against foreign invasion have not kept pets with the in-
ormed feoffities for effecting a landing on oar Pored soil.
(Hear, Per.) Hence the danger of patio at home, end of
holding out a temptation abroad, to take advantage of our
suppoesd unpreparedness. England is free from all notion of

agitessions we are satiated With the moms of our colo-
nial east foreign possessions, and we desire, without
iniseraption, to cultivate the pursuits of pease—(hear, hear):
--bat to secure these blessings we must bear in mind that
war may come upon as unexpectedly, and that to ward off
invasion ass mast be prepared to repel it. (Kw, bear.)
Gentlemien, is my early youth, wham • indent of
law, I myself was • "Mier; and perhaps I might say,
" Mil tavi non sine gloia." (Cheers.) I served in •
most distinguished corpe, " The Inns of Court Voluntears"
—of that day remarkable for its discipline and eilloinsca• , and
I had the honour of being reviewed in Hyde-park by his
Majesty King George 111., along with above 100,000 TOlllll-
- then and there assembled, reedy to march to the met,
en the first alarm of the sailing of the Armada at Boulogne,
which only waited a fair wind for Sandwich or Pevensey.
(Hear, hear) Gentleman, we did our duty while the war
lasted ; but we, or rather the government of that time, most
be blamed for allowing all the volunteer corps in the king-

dos—amounting, I believe, to between three and four
hun-
deed thousand man—to be disbanded and dissolved as soon
as pesos was proclaimed. (Hear, hear.) For near half a
century we have had no citizen soldiers among us, and we
have depended for our safety against invasion on
defenders regularly in the pay of the state, who, renouncing
all civil employment., professionally devote themselves to
arms. (Hear, hear.) There're mast gallant defenders, and
we place unbounded confidence in their heroism; but they
may be greatly outnumbered by the immense bands of
veteran troops who may be disembarked on our shone, and
t►ey ought to be supported by our citizens voluntarily
trailed to arms in every county, city, and pariah
in the realm. (Hear, hear.) Gentlemen, it delights
me to this* that we approximate to a consnot-
maths so devoutly to be wished for. You have set
a noble example which I doubt not will be universally fol-
lowed, and let me express my anxious hope for your steadi-
ness and perseverance in your military career. As the
movement does not proceed tram any momentary impalas or
temporary cause, let it be permanent. (Cheers.) I hive to
congratulate you on being furnished with a new
weapon, the "Enfield ride," said to be much superior
to that to which we trusted the now ridiculed
"Brown Bess." (Laughter.) In devoting a portion of each
day to martial exercise., I can say, from observation and
experience, that you will neither impede your legal studies
nor injure the interests of your clients. (Hear, hear.) Let
the rifle be now daily in the hands of our fellow citizens as
tha bow was once in the hands of our animators; and may
English riflemen be as superior to all others as English
bowmen once were. (Cheers.)
Mr. SeLWYN, Q.C., on behalf of the volunteer*, expressed
the dim satiate& ion they felt In his lordship having undertaken
the duty of swearing them, thereby following the wimple
of his distinguished predecessor Lord Eldon. They hoped
by a display of a ,al, perseverance, and steady discipline to
deserve the support and encouragement which had already
' bora awarded to them. (Hear, hear.)

The oath was then adreiniettired in the ordinary form.

The annual ball, under the auspices of the Royal
Thames Yacht Club, has been tied to take plate on Video.
tines-day, the 14th February next, in the large room at the
Hanover-square Rooms. The members of the Prince of
Wake Yacht Club will hold their annual ball in the great
hall of the club-hone, the Freemasons' Tavern, oa Thursday
next.

The will of Lord Macaulay was proved on Tues.
day, at Dootonl Commons, by his lordship's assentors, ac-
companied by the family solicitor. His personalty was
sworn under 80,0001.

Dablin and its vicinity were enveloped on Tuesday
evening in one of the densest toga ever remembered. The

train° of the city was greatly impeded, and the lamps afforded
little or no light to guide the pedestrians. Crossing the
streets was a perilous task, and many persons found a dial.
°silty in finding their way from place to place. Yesterday
morning the fog was even worse. A light, except 'atonally
brilliant, could not be distiagalehed at a few yards' diatom,
and the amid street traffic almost owed.

The Debate of to-day contains a spirited article
protesting against the closiog of the linaltah Proteatemt
chapel at Paris by the authorities. The Dittats he no doubt
but that the Council of State, with whom the decision will
ultimately rest, will restore to Mr. Gurney the right to eon.
tins* his serslces.

M. Chatslain, ex-private secretary of Count
Wilma , has been appointed bead of the statistical depart-
moot at the French Ministry of Foreign Affair'.

Prins Napoleon Bonaparte (grandson of the
Prince de Canino) and the ?Allen* 'timpani, his wits, have
arrived at Nice front Turin, on their way to Pada.

The following passage occurs in a circular
addressed by Baron Mossoll to the Prefects of Tuscany, in
return for their good wirhee on the 00C 11/iOl2 of New Year's-
day :—" I hope that the new year will crows our commit
hopes, and that when It takes leave of us, we may hays
became ultimo, of a great nation."

Prince de Talleyrand-Perigord lies left Paris for
his new poet at Turin. He is to pass through Nice, in
order to deliver s lame from the Emperor to his relative the
Grand Duchms Stephanie, who, it is esid, Is rather seriously
indisposed.

THE Palma IMPIIRIAL'a FIRST REVIEW.—The
Mmitarretatre that at a review yesterday of some infantry and
cavalry regiments in the courtyard of the Tuileries end on the
Place du Cnrrousel, the Prince Imperial, accompanied by his
squire, took his place on horsrbsek on the left of the Empe-
ror, and bowed graciously in reply to load cries of "Visor Em-
Oren'," " Vivo rlmpiiratrice," "Vice le Prince Imperial."
A present is about to be made by the government
to M. Tohokar, a genil.unan of Baebarept, as en acknow-
ledgmest of tee bolatality and c .urteey .xlilbited by him
towards Sir Henry Bulgier, in the year 1867. 11f. Tchokar
placed his house Si tM diepueal of the English remesentetive,
and as ha refund to *wept of any recompense a hen Sir
Hoary left, it has Well thought right to make en acknow..
IsSirment. The present consiats of a magnificent and veinal'
inkstand, the centre of which is composed of a finely modelled
representation of a Walkehian gala-man and his h ths
latter standing underneath a palm tree, the emblem of pesos/
It is the workomnship of Mr. Hassock, of Bruton-street.

THE
MONEY MA] LIST
FJCPREBB,
,THURSDAY EN TaktlNli, JANU &EY 12, 1860.
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(THIS DAY.) megisesie ums mississ, awl 11110•61 In . I bees -.„--.
Is• I r.' I 64"WaT. I °rill' Z., 1 v., ..--.--,
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break
her Bust4sez in. Britiabhatrallway no
the t: toitslay is ex- t
feeoaeaaaW.Z tpi
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COURT OF COMMON PLIAS. The paste-1111,
improvement in price
bent is base er IL rb:mr 1 se lis bat fa A of atoi Mr osnt. has OA Teti... . .
~...p le for.-Ildere Lord Mel hides Me sal lus tas eld le be wet to prison. Let as pay may la Character. recovery - -.--- all nee .... - cent. Throughout the
Joel= Vllllhome. Willis. end Lorait) ato nameco-me, stiotibmi pet pos a, „s„ taken place in several of the leading stooks, including ame nerst-ase- 11 el
1011 D•• v. Maims. M. Milirr.-1 cirblay area Aar anything et thet Cheat Western, London and North Western, and 00 we init. „... ~tea extremely languid. Bi
~ Lad c.bid imam „d " Se 6„2„„„„ et sh, sert.emeandAt tasszeulleas.
gliplable
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agsr L a .. ' whilst Brazilian and
we a Sr. bola Oleraler taro mere nay tene Mess c„„ H Western stock is now quoted 90 to f ; Great se 17. given way.
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•ii.i. aini Mil" as c oArDa AM, itlfolliMl.-10•10. with it souselly. It is topeso over snob •me &etas Counties, 64 to 67; and London and South u. 14 ' i ir
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Venetian Railway shares are steady, el sr, Meer caleSsitans 104 e Itul Cent Stock, 103) to
Cas,a dlll ii Wit of oriel hem Um esperier wart, when the tilLprisissp.-1 b., had 11.7 ravaceabes eassodase. Lellabegd°-
11. 1811 D• 6 46. Is. 104 lot ID
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Ir. Jessie sew moved towels di the Maw 110
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Tit 16 74 Consols are officio
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money, and 94 for t
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ii. as es. it peeigiiiiili 'al Ili. so" tri the Bth February. 1
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si au. Kr. Delp mid the prince, awe Into his shop on des 2to masa A ps 1:
Ir. 14.1.16 said be lied eat found soy scab &salsa, psalm treimlng and oruerad some gamy to he got toady IW:--- - 2 111 Three per Cents., at 9
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area ci:te= "I .1 see Cent. Enfaoed Rupee
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, taut. spas the grouted that t wee ow 'widow of ere- m'''''"""••• "" •.'m'• at. ma D fif IS
in 16:164-a1i.41 1 lb tar of 1868, 86 to I.
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Consolidated Bonds,
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of Mr. SI. _ 1111. 11/ 46
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1 ' all 41A114116.6 pouf. .• ... .. ditto, for account, 44
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It ell pa, il ii . 86, 66} ; Sardinian I
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wren We the wpm the days tor Atlas I.
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the eth sf Irsbnisey Welealve. wawa We awe of " Beset v.
as Feel et eingsbary." te Idea the Bat day, Ned
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JM w he eseeiesd.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Beim Mr. Ceemielemer
IN ill LATtOR.
The bask:opt. a moat sbeebbaker at Parineeniturail
itaiaisatioa aroansta elbowing aka of , mei
weets (1 SOW. neve was a unary againet lßa boutrupt
anriag soma inibug quantity al goods, but It app•aral
et !bay bed been rotarsed the loakeettig morn*.
'4r. Witten Irma f.,r the saalguaaa, and Mr. Dubois fat the
.Lltruo

4LLZOID ADDUCTION 07 4 CHILD Jr 201LAII
CITHOLICs AT LIED&

At the Lade Town-had on Tuesday, a man
nemed Waken hag was charged, der the 9th Geo.
IT, cap. 31, ses. 11, with it a child. The prisoner
le • porter, employed at the Harehhas Railway &s-
-ties, Leh and hes la ouwarr-somrs, Cavelier-Ih, in
that tows. Re is apparently hen RI years of age, sad
b the grantlether of the had whoa be it dinged with
seseliag. The chid. Mirth ha Zhg, was kris is March,
Mt, sad was begineed as the Leeds pariah chetah. Her
penate babe boa peemerme, dm was trained up le the
protestant WA, but the gessitleiher, the primmer, is • Rohs
she& The bum of Me AIM erm • it sad at eh time
wet. the Leeds haw He died is Nov., 1997, do
mother delivered the child is garden inhe
ens of an seat, Mary hag, who resided at fiehmeagh,
inth when he hid Ind shoe lived. Lem Chimer
the east imam ever to Leh on a Tidy sad =lt breee
child with her. They stayed for a few days at the
boa" bat afterwards west to the bones of the girra
mother, mad bed ban houghs the,. she. The
hod gem te the ..hide as several Go/deans, sea mind
her to let him have the ewe of the child, but she shays
retort Os Monday eight he again hat, end mid that
be hated the skid to go to his how and lake her
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ashes be was The megbereles ensmbled
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Two deLocit.

%Ms Ths par Cent. 1874 Bonds, from 92} to 92gioLoz
lhaseehumite Sterling, and Pennsylvania Dollar
there is an active inquiry. Maryland Sterling Honda are
ale me, and hays brought 96 to 96. In railroad shares we
have to sots a clPline el per cont. in Illinois, and in New
lark Contra. Erie shut*, " assested," are Ann, and is
pod demand, from 9} to 10. Third Mortgage Bonds,
nesseged," have improved 1 per mat. It Is understood the
mausimioners hare hays rooelved " smante" to the extant of
about 8,000,000 dole. of various amass of bonds and shares.

The funds are a trills firmer to-day, bat the
improvement in prices scarcely amounts to 1-16 per
cent. Throughout the Stock Exchange business is
extremely languid. British railway stooks are firmer,
whilst Brazilian and Grand Trunk et Canada have
given way.

The directors of the Bank of England hive
separated without altering the rate of discount.
The New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan is
quoted 2, to 3 preen., and the Indian Five per
Cent. Stock, 103{ to 104.

The quotation for the Three per Cent. Rental
at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, wu 68.55, showing no change.
Consols are officially marked 961, $, and 1 for
money, and 961 for the account. The present quo-
tations are 95k to $ for mosey, and 961 sellers" for
the Bth February. The Three per Cents. Reduced
have also been dealt in at 961 and ; the New
Three per Cents., at 951 and ; the New Indian
Five per Cent. Loan, at 1031 and 104; the Five per
Cent. Entered Rupee paper, at 98$ ; and Exchequer
Bills, at 31s. prem.
A fair amount of business has been done in
foreign stacks. Turkish stacks exhibit little varia-
tion, the loan of 1864 being quoted 78 to 1, and that
of 1868, 66 to $. In other descriptions there
is an equal absence of fluctuation. Sales
are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-
s-Half per Cents., 1868, 941 ; Equador New
Consolidated Bonds, 121 ; Mexican Three per
Cents., for account, 221 ; Peruvian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 94$ ; ditto
Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811 ex div.;
Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 441, 444 ex div.;
ditto, for account, 44 ; Raadan Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 98 ex div.; ditto Three per Cents., 1869,
66, 661; Sardinian Five per Cents., 841 ; Spanish
Three per Cents., for account, 435, ex div.; ditto
New Deferred Three per Cents., for account,
321, 331, ex div.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864,
for account, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for
account, 641, 661, 66, 651 ; Venezuelan Three per
Cents., 275, div.

The Robin Hoed has arrived from Chins with
1,124,5001b'. of tea.
The Emigration Commissioners require ships to
convey " liberated Africaue from Sierra Leone and
St. Helena to the West Indies; also a vessel to c ,rry
passengers f-om England to Taole Bay. The
Salarlin, Jason, Liverpool, sad Samuel Boddington,
are to take government stores to Calcutta.

San Paulo Railway shares are quoted 3-18 to
1-16 dia. ; Bank of Turkey, Ito dia. ; Rio
de Janeiro Drainage, to prem. ; Ocean Marine
Insurance, 1 3.16 to 1 6-18 pram. ; Universal Ma-
rine, 3 dis. to par.

WZDWIIIIDAT EVZWING.

A further sum of 16,0001. in bar gold was taken
from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The
Athenian, from the West Coast of Afrioa,hss brought
16,0001. in gold.
The Calcutta and China mails rid Marseilles will
be distributed in London to-morrow morning.
The monthly return of the Bank of France will
be published to-morrow.
Rumours of difficulty in the Australian trade,
which have been circulated during the last few days,
ars to a pertain extent explained by the announce-
ment that Messrs. E. J. Wheeler end Co., of Cullum-
street, are unable to meet their engagements. The
causes assigned are the absence of remittances from
Australia and the depreciation in the value of ship-
ping property held by the firm. The ships have
been mortgaged. The liabilities may amount to
30,0001. or 40,0001.
The subjoined circular, announcing a suspension
of payment, has likewise bean issued by Messrs.
Cherish and Son, wholesale grocers, of Esstcheap,
whose liabilities are estimated at about 45,0001. It
is believed that the amount of the assets will prove
to be considerable:

Esetobeep, London, E.C., Jan. 10.
Getitlemen,—We regret to inform you that we teal our-
selves obliged to suspend payment. Owing to depreciation
of oar stook we have reason to fear that our own capital ie
athaastel, and, although we have sumolent means in oar
posemion to carry on our business, and wimp; retrieve Pax
position, yet in justice to our creditors we do not foal war-
rented M doing so under an uncertainty. Painful se them
circumstances are to us, it is our confloent hops that very
little loss will be sustained by our auditors. We have plead
our books in the heeds of Mr. 8. Lowell Price, 8. Gresham.
street, socountent, who will prepare a statement of our Whirs
wig* sb•li be submitted to you at a meeting called for that
on the earliest day possible. Requesting your for-
bearanceise in the meantime, we are, your obedient servants,
(Signed) Cnoacli sad Box.
Messrs. Da Costa, De Beath, and Co., South
American merchants, who stopped payment on the
7th November last., have made the satisfactory
announcement that they are now prepared to meet
their acceptances in full, with interest at the rate of
IS per cent. per annum.
The prospectus of the expected Rio de Janeiro
Drainage Company (Limited) was issued last even.
i ing. 'I he capital s fixed at 650,0001., in shares of
901. each, with a deposit of 31. per share. The
names are very respectable. The concession is for
90 years. The imperial government of Brasil pays
to the oompeny the amount of a fixed annual drain-
age rate, assessed upon each house, end authorised
by the legislature. This payment will suffice for a
" minimum annual net revenue of 8i per
cent. after the completion of the works."
The agreement with the coat:actors was
only signed this afternoon. It provides, not
only for the oonstructien of the works, bat also for
their maintenance, and for the entire working of the
system during a period of twenty-one years. The
contractors are to give proper security. The cir-
cumstance that the same firm is to maintain thawed:4
affords a guarantee that they will be constructed
with solidity. During construction, 7
.per cent.
interest is to be paid on the capital. It is pointed
oat that, under the agreement with the government,
the entire profits are to belong to the share-
holders; and that the ultimate extension of
the drainage beyond the limits of the present
plan will probably increase considerably the
profits of the undertaking. The company's works
are declared by the concession to be " privileged
works of the States" and the Brazilian minister in
London " has received instructions from the Imperial
government to give the undertaking every aid add
encouragement."
The Message of the American President has a
deep interest to the holders of the bonds of Mexico,
most of whom have long entertained a belief that
their position will never be really improved until
the United States shall actively into in
that distracted country. This intervention is
now, apparently, at hand. President Buchanan
speaks in the plainest possible language. The
bondholders derive encouragement from the know-
ledge that the United States cannot deal with
Mexican territory without at the same time recog-
nising the foreign debt as a mortgage upon it, and
that under any but the most shameless government
the 23 per cent. of customs duties assigned to them
must be safe.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 953 to 1 for the
Bth February, opened and closed to-day at the same
quotations. For money, the last price was 961 to 3.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 963, 3,3; ditto, for
account (Bth Feb.), 961 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
961, 3, 3 ; New These per Cents., 961, 3,1; Thirty
Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 17 13-18;
Bank Stock, 229; India Stock, 224, 2221; the New
Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 3,1; ditto, for
account, 1033, 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben-
ture.. 1868, 981, 3, f ; ditto, 1869, 981, 3; the Five
per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 97; India Bonds,
13a. prem.
The New Indian Five per Cent. Stook was
rather dull, closing at 1033 to 3. The Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures were rather more offered ; but
the rupee paper was steady. Exchequer Bills declined
21., closing at 28s. to 31s. prem.
The tear sections in the foreign stock market were
to only a moderate extent. Turkish stocks were
rather tiat ; the Loan of 1864 closed at 773 to 783,
and that of 1868 at 643 to 663. Mexican Bonds
were quoted 221 to 3, being scarcely better than
yesterday, notwithstanding the news from the
United Stator.

The expedition organised by the Equador Land
Company will start next week, to take possession of
the land granted by the Equador government against
land warrants. The expedition comprises a com-
plete staff of oommercial, engineering, and scientific
men. Its mission is to pave the way for a sots= of
emigration.
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week an increase of 5,5261. ; the
Great Northern, an increase of 1681. ; the Great
Western, an increase of 2,2411. ; and the London
end South Western, an increase of 1,7681.
The Six per Cut. Preference shares of the City of
London Brewery Company were quoted yesterday
to $ prem. We are requested to state that sub-
scriptions to a considerable amount having already
been received, the list will be closed on Monday
next in London, and on Tuesday u regards sub-
scriptions from the country.
The half-yearly meeting of the New Brunswick
and Canada Railway and Land Company is called
for the Slit inst.; and that of the Unity Bank for
the 27th inst.

~A
gall
of 61. is to be paid by the Ist of February
on the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway
and Kusiendke Harbour Cwopany.
The position of the market for American securities
is thus noticed by Mr. L F. Satterthwaite :
Shim ear last, we lava bad s fair baguets doing le Atm-
' rises asoorltia, Lip peralliel have been made of United

There was no alteration to-day in the market for
Bank shares. A further decline took place in Madras
Irrigation. London Dock stock was marked 72,
showing an improvement. Great Ship shares were
flatter, closing at 11a. 9d. to 12a. 3d. There were
some inquiries for Australian Agricultural.
San Paulo Railway shares were last quoted 3-18
to 1-16 dii., being flat ; Bask of Turkey, * to j dim.,
showing a fresh fall ; Ocean Marine Insurance,
1 3-18 to 1 6-18 prem., being very steady ; and
Universal Marine, I dis. to par.