The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-16 00:00:00

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By the death of the Bishop of Carlisle, the dna-
miss si Keadal and Kirkby Losedsle, in the meaty of
Westmorland, of Couples., is the comity of Cumberleol,
lad of Parser sad Omani, is eke mull of loseartar,
ham boa diraebsd from the diocese of Chester of wbiek
they heretofore formed pat, sad are sow attaeled to sad
Metalled fa that of Carlisle.

The Archbishop of York end the Hon. Mrs. Mo♦
grave Etre arrived at their 111182111011 is Belgrevv-sgasse,
trove Bkhoptberpe.
The Booth Easters dividend itas been sold in the
swim for Ur. 3d., ander the belief that it will be lb. ed.
—Myopia.

The following are the nesting, of Literary and
ldeatlll teode•les for the osoolait week :—ltoridoy—Royal

Asadeaty, 8, " Oa anaptane," by-134e.R.Weetasacal; &e l;_
Heal. 8, " Oa t►e Preseat stets of the Mlalag ladastries la
the Halted Kiser:6o by Mr. Haat Tseeday—lastita-
Han of OM: Boglame, 8; Litman, 8; Royal laarltatke,
3, " OsPhydelegjaad Conaparatlys dastosay," by Preberm
Husky. Widaseday—ftelety of Arta, 8, "Ramat In-
proymeate la Carpet Maaafestare, their Um and A►ase,"
by Kr. Whytosk ; Owelogissi, S. " Report of a Vidt to the
Deal Vet," by Mr. P. ole ; "Oa Use Afileities of t►e large
Hanna Bird (Oasterals Perhisaste), Medicated by a Vasil
Naar sad Tibia, dlearrend le the lowest Tertiary, war
Pails," by Professor Owes ; " Oa rams Mammalian Fan&
from the Bad Ong of Seffolk," by Pregame 01111111; Leaden
Inetitatlea, &Me, 8, "Tl 6 Hemet &am► for the Frau/c-
-ps Ilapedit'os, with the Oesgrephisal Kosalls," by Mr
Weld. Thireelay—Arthas sad Andean' Clevereadeas,
73 Rey►l Academy. 8, .Oa Palatial'," by Profane
Hart; &slaty of netieptarlee, 8; Royal. 83, "Oa the
Thermal Effects of Fields la Morles," by Professor Than
sea, sad Mr. Joel•; " Oa the Bromide of Thaalusa," by
Dr. Holmes' ; . Oa the Dainties of the Plante Lbws at
Attbm's &at," by Coleael has; Royal Institution, 3,
"Oa Light," by Profane TyadalL Friday—Ph lolsgiesi:
8; Royal museums, 83, " Oa Marlene deans asd ASH-
Oar." by Professor Putney. Saturday—Royal lastits-
tisa, 3, " Oa Opals Obeshey," by ?Wahl 0612..

MONEY AGIREBT,-7HIS DAY.

Two o'Cioen.
The English hinds to-day have been rather firmer.
The actual reo3very Is only 1 per cent., bet the
market menu steadier in character. Active opera-
tions are suspended pending the publication of the
amount and termed the loan on Monday.
Consols for the 11th March have ranged between
901 and 90/, and are now quoted 901 to 1. For
money the prim is 901 to 1. The Three per Cents.
Reduced have best dealt in at 901 to;; the New
Three per Coats. at 911 to 1; India Bomb at 3s. die.;
Exchequer Bills at Cou dia. to par; and Exchequer
Beads at 98.

Turkish Biz per Cents. have monsred to 93 to 1;
and the Four per Cents. to 991 to 1001. In other
foreign bonds the transactions are very limited.
Dutch Two•and-Half per Cents. hays been dealt

in at 64 to ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at
23/ to 11 the Passive Bondi at 6}; Russian Five per
Cents. at 1061; and Granada Deferred at fit.
In some quarters discussions have been going on
lately as regards the probable measures of govern-
ment for renewing the Yacht quer Bills falling due
in March, but there was an evident dispo-
sition to calculate that the raising of • new
loan would be deferred until towards the end
of March. It was thought that government
would be desirous of watching the course of the con-
ferences before contracting • loan, the more espe-
cially as the money would be raised upon much more
favourable term' were peace virtually moured.Althongh
these calculations have been proved erroneous, there
is no disposition to question the wisdom of the policy
pursued by 'Walston. Thepromptitude with which
they have come forward for fresh supplies is regarded
as indicating their intention to relax in no respect in
preparations for next campaign, and therefore meets
with general approbation. It is not thought that the
impending financial operation will be a very ex-
tensive one. It is stated in qaarters usually
well informed that the new loan will be for
five millions only, and the funding likewise to the
extent of five millions. In this cue the permanent
influence exercised upon the stook and money mar-
kets will hardly be great. Au exchange of fire mil-
lions of Exchequer Bills into stock involves no fresh
call upon the market. A new loan of five millions
conk' not occasion any material disturbance. The
chief effect will be experienced during the few days
when the deposits of subscribers will be locked up.
A ten per cent. deposit upon a five million loan would
amount to only half-a-million, but the total actually
subscribed for by applicants would probably be far
in excess of the sum required. This withdrawal
of funds, however, would be merely temporary. If
peace be concluded, the absorption of ten millions of
new stock by the p•biio will probably be extraor-
dinarily rapid—the demand for investment con-
tinuing one of the meet prominent features of Stock
Exchange business. It seems to be generally ex-
pected that the new loan will be raised in the same
mode as the last, viz., in Consols at par, with • cer-
tain proportion of TerminableAnnuitite—but definite
information upon this point will doubtless be with-
held until Monday.
The secrecy in which the intentions of government
were enshrouded up to even the latest moment is
regarded with satisfaction.

In consequence of the continued demand for silver
for India the amount to be shipped on board the
steamer of the 20th inst. is expected to be heavy.
The corn market yesterday was well supported, but
no advance can be quoted. The foreign imports into
London this week comprise 18,110 qrs. of wheat,
17 660 barrels of flour, and 2,960 qrs. of oats. Since
last Friday 23 grain-laden Towle have arrived at
port of call. of which 16 consist of what. 4 of Indian
corn' and 3of beau. Business in floating cargoes
this week has been more animated. For Indian corn,
e there hie been an active demand.
Trealfmat India Company will receive tenders on
the 20th inst. for the conveyance of stores from Hog-
land to Calcutta.

The Emigration Commissioners will also receive
tenders on the 21st inst. for the hire of a ship to con-
vey passengers to Adelaide.
The first report of the directors of the Sends Rail-
way Company has been issued. The total sum
paid into the Treasury of the East India Company to
this date is 266,6141., upon which the guaranteed
6 per cent. interest accrues. The whole of the pre-
liminary exppssuusseeas attending the formation of the
company, i siding those connected with the obtain-
ing of the set of parliament, and of the deed of settle-
' ment, is no more than 3,2441. This fact is highly
creditable to the chairman and directory.

rank: Evnrnto.

The closing quotations were liiii ant. below
those of yesterday. In every other department of the
Stock Exchange mach depression also prevailed, but
the fall was comparatively leas severe than that in
Coo Dols. The shock was the more 'evenly felt owing
to the announcement of the new loan having taken
most persons by surprise.

Consols, which olce.d yesterday at 924 to few •
the 11th March, opened this morning at 914 to 92,
fell on the government notification to 911 to 4, and
thence to 901 to 4, and closed at 904 to 1. For
mosey the final quotatioa was about 901. The
depression was aggravated by the outstanding spoo-
led** for higher prices; but, although the market
remained uneettled throughoat the day, there was
no appearance of pe. The cal business report
is aifollows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
911, 904, 911, 90, 901, 901 ; ditto. for account. NI,
it Nit 91, 904, 901; Three per Cent. Redeem,
911, 911, 901, 901.904 ; New Three per Cents., 921,
91, 914; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Oct.,
1869, 31 ; Thirt Years Annuities, April. 1886 (loan
of 18,000,0001 164; India Stock, 226, 224; Bank
Stock, 215, 21 ; Three-end-a-Half per Cent. Ex-
'hector Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1869,
974. 98; India Bonds. 3e.
Me proposed fending of Exchequer Bills has
lonised a rue in the price of these securitiee. The
closing quotation to-day was 41. discount to par.
Yesterday it was 7s. to 3s. discount. Exchequer
Bonds closed the same as yesterday, at 974 to 98.
In the foreign stock matket the feature was a fall
in Turkish securities, a shack being given to the
current speculation for a rise in them boade. The
Six per Cent.. finoteated between 92 and 934, and
clowd at 921 to 4 for the 29th inst., or 14 per cent.
lower than yesterday. The New Four par Cent.
Loan fell about 11 per cent., being finally quoted 994
to 100. In most other descriptions business weenir
peuded,and the nominal quotations show little change.
The shares of the new banking compank • partici-
pated in the prevailing depression of the Stook Ex-
change. Bank of Egypt shares closed at 14 to 2
preen .; Western Bank of London, 4 to 1 prem.; Al-
liance Bank, 4 to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Bank, 1 to 1
prem. ; and National Discount Company, 1 to
prem.
Lend shares today were quit. City Bank stock
rose IL, and Bank of London 21. The shares of the
London General Omnibus Company were flatter' at
Ms. t• par London Dock stock was dealt in at 991;
St. Militarise Dock, at 841 ; General Screw Steam
at 17 is 171 ; North of Europe Steam. at 15 ;
sad and Oriental new shares, at 34
prom

TM return of the Bank of England for the week
lailleg Saturday, Feb 9, when compared with the
revise' Warn, shows the following results :
Oliedealea fuss
Obadatka wake 18,803.376 Maven 317.260
Pali hawks 3.683.327 Dolmas 99.662
Other dereitis
Orammiall esouitlas is
odimbatizattratist g
ia Milkin
degieleant
Mk sal bellies in both
ilipartiamin
aims day mai siker bilk 798.031 Doman 17,849
The Rest
New la morn

The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's
variations at one view :
Public deposits decrease..
Other depoila decresse..
Noses and bills us simulation

- doeteme..
Boot
On the other side of the sooonnt :

Oeventateatssearitiee decreue;. 670,000
Other esearttles
Coat sad bullies decrease 92,157

C 69,662
768,002
336,108

Total
These changes are not unfavourable. Notwith-
standing the commereialpressitre for money incidental
to the 4th of the month, the' other" seconds., which
in the previous week experienced the extraordinary
increase of 1,486,8411., hays now diminished by
348,0881. The decrease of 870,0001. in the govern-
mint Entities must be chittly attributed to the
farther repayments of the temporary advanoes re-
cently made by the Bank to the Chancellor of the
Fachequer. This, of course, checks the upward
movement of the Treasury deposits. The COM and
bullion exhibit a alight falling off.

BAN[ OF ICNOLMID.—An A 000,811% pureeing to the het 9thaol
Bth Via. e. for the went ending on Satarday. Feb.. 9.1866.
153C3 011111111111.
Notes tuned 8:34.407,676 Government Debt..... MCKIM
Other Securities • 44/h.9011
Gold Coin end Bullion tozurs
tailver Eaton
6614,407.873 181,489,895
IPAPKIPO DEPAIMIINT.
Frowleoni grata... .Z 4.663.060 Governmest fleenrithis
3,492,29
Iloelud. lintall)'" We*"
ZU.421,361
=nit= Other Seilttritive 19.888.421
Notes ...... 8.694.e90
..
.81Iv Cala Delithesig Sr. Aorta) 3.683.127 Gold and et
Other
tievensien andothernina 798.631

A 5,616,134
70.14. 18.51.

01.676.L14
MALIMALL. Ckist Orbitar.

MINES'.-THIS DAY.

Two o'cLocsx.
There is no business going forward in the gold
mining shares to-day.
Cobre Copper shares have been dealt in at 67;
end Clarendon at prem.
Annexed is a list of yesterday's transaction' in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange :

Mining Each:Tage official list :
Copper Hill, 1371, 140 ; Hut Ounnialske, 41 ; Gnat Al-
fred, 3f, 1; Lady Bertha, 225. 6d., 23.. 6d; North Buses,
44, 431, 144; North Franca, 11, 111; Hosewarne United,
120, 118, 120; South Tolgos, 136. 140; Beath Princes, 366;
Stray Park, 6f, 1; West Beirut, 36; Wheal Arthur, 6, /4,
51,, 6; Wheal Tremayne, 6,1, ; Wheal Trelaway, • ,
27; Wheal Wray, 11, I, ; Wbeal Grenville, 305., 32e. ,
271. 6d., 305.; Wheal Hit y (Want), 103; Wheal Busull,
21s. 6d., 22r. 601. ,• Wheal Edward, 4i. 1
5, j, 5, 41, 6; Wheal
Po lard, 151 ; Wheal Zion, 23, 1,1, I. 1.
In the Stock Exchange
West Bunt, 351; Alfred Consols, 161; Tiscroft, 6f ;
North Fierce,, 103, 11 ; Tehidy, 3; East Wheal Hose, 68,
60; Sortridge Console, 4 ea die.; Lady Bertha, 225.; Wild-
berg, 11.
In the metal market copper remains without any
change in price, and the demand is extremely good.
Manufactured iron is firm, and the Welsh makers are
not at all disposed to lower their prigs:nine; the
Staffordshire houses are, however, seeking orders.
Scotch pigs hate declined 7s. to 80. per ton, the ship-
ments again being very small, oel7 about 4,600 tons.
Lead remains the same. Spelter is very firm at the
quotations. Tin plates are much wanted, and the
makers are full cf orders.
The prospectus of the Acadian Iron Company is
issued. This company is formed to purchase and ex-
tend the works of the Aoidian Iron Mining Associa-
tion, now engaged in the manufacture of charcoal
iron, in Nova Scotia. The "Acadian Mines" are to
be conveyed to the new company in fee simple, free
from all ralty or quit-rent of any kind. The
Nictau Mines" are held under lease for
a long term at a moderate royalty. As re-
gards the supply of timber, facilities for water
carriage to a shipping port, and for freight to Eng-
land, and the quantity of ors and quality of the iron
manufactured, the promoters contend that the ad-
vantages aro extremely great. The capital is fixed
at 200,0001., in 61. shares, on which the deposit is to
be 31. The mines, works, stock, &e., are to be pnr-
chimed for 100,0001. ; half of this is to be paid in
money, and the remaining half in shares, on which
31. per share will be considered to have been paid.
Amongst the "provisional committee " we notice the
name of Mr. F. T. Mem:in, the Master Cutler, of
Sheffield.

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1444 taat.,, via.:
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Ditto 17 10 11 6
Coatis up 74 17 1 6
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