The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-05 00:00:00

THE OUTWARD 14174.

SOUTHAMPTON, Dic. 4.
•
The Peninsular sa Oriental o.olHaufe steltaler
Coy riled linos war wtth the insAs
for ' Xisalastasaa. AuPa Adana Cl,look
India, and tosether, with 150 posesogers. am
Ma
nia
whom are Land Lamiersherough, 000111111 keneri jor
Andrews. Cori ages, Dr. Whit s Rev. Mr. lillaw•orth,
the Gomm, Madame and lady,, Colwell Waders, Bev.
Mr. Tempoii. Oolenel X 'Donnell, Bev. Mr. Hallett,
Colossi florwapt. Rev. Br. Brown, rcher,
G, Bury, Dyes. Harnett, and Bamaaate and
Lieutenant' Terser, Thomas. Ewbaak. Proem, sad Rol-
vale. The Ceylon took out, on freight, 331 boxes specie.
value 93,5061. ls. Bd., for the following parks
gold coin, 4,9001. 10s. ; fairer °Dia, 6s. 88.3 gold Weed,
jewellery, he., 1,0671. Calcutta: bar Weer, 1048001. ;
models, watobel, 'jewellery, 1,11351. ; pew,: ballets, ~0201.
Singapore: 43,4001. soverowno. 1001. ' • week..,
158/. Hong Kong : &lbw!, 1.066/. ; jewellery, watches.
364/. ss. Poo-chow : bet silver, 1,6001. Shushes : ter
silver, 7,0601. ; dollars, 4,4861. ; jewellery, 240/. ; and for
Alexandria: sovereigns, 15,5001. Also • full cargo of,
paeral merchaodiae.
The HALVE and American Coma mail ateam.ehip
Borussia, n Traatansa, to-day for New
York, with Glermsa isebalish tris. spirants of 300
passenger from Bamberg, BM* and easy parts, a tall
°ago, and 3,500 f. in speak.
The atesin•ship Teutonia, Caplan Mahe, with New York
advicr of the Ist instant, is expected off °owes on the 13th,
and will awl again from this port for New York on the 4th
January.
The American Company's mail steamer Athens, Oaptain
Clarke, also sailed today at 3 p.m. for the Cape of Good
Hope, Port Natal, Ascension, do. She took 51 pamengen,
including the Rev. H. Rowley and Lieutormate White and
Simmons. The Athens has a full cargo of general mochas.
dims, and jewellery, 2,0001., but no specie. She will call off
Plymouth to receive her mail.

Tan Fenecn THIRST AND MI RAG QUSSTION.-
We learn that the French government have abstained from
deal* with the import dative upon paper by the resent
sappleniontal convethica, in ardor to gbh thsasselths an
()Prank' negotiating with other matinentel theintriss
in roar of • more liburni pokily is roped to the imparta-
tion al rev. —dear.
New WHIMS FOR SVANOHLISING LONDON.—AR
institution has been farad, ands. the envies@ et Lord
Coagletoo, the Hen. and la% Baptist Noel, Mr. Beat Oho
chamberlain of Looks), Dr. Bathos Winslow, and ether
gentlemen, for Main evangslial principles over the me-
tropolis. To any out their oldest two large carriages have
been constructed, wtkb will be elves about
stocked with Bibles, and scoe: by the ten. Gee to
le am! attend the ma sleek the other to
read in a clear loud voice such maim et the /help-
tore as nimbi by likely to have an theseithie ore them.
cent Weak VIM the pompom listening to them.. It thew
templatel to adi to the number of the awdegee snail every
district a/ Leath& end No sabarba is ssmgeossiL—Aferisiiep
'

Ltraitoos Elogvicso--Sgorag Clossw, Ditc. 3
—Yeasiday waling the brig Predawn el Kiddles.
hosee6, as entering the Tees, towed* a anew, .used
as the La UweSandbank, where the Meaner lefta_
Shortly afterwads she dame off tie oasi, sod Id go kr
weber dad 11 wile sea* ed We Qom She tirsa
brow to bon tor-botorb; tam Miolrfort goes otter,
the kiosks Oorow lifeboat, bolosagiog tho Notioool
boat Indite*" was beenehed, awl we off to the di►
tressed brig ; bet oe seems the vend she foiled da
Middlesborough lifeboat, olio batmen to the Nabbed
Lifeboat institution, which had been towed down the river
by a siessir, jest baring her with the shipwrecked crew at
to moo as board, loth lifeboats are reported to have be..
band admirably, and their crews are mammon! In their
poling of them,_

POOR-LAW PAY—The union of Epsom role:nine
one thonaand patients, end involves journeys ef Ire puler
on the pert of the molest °lacer to visit many of them ; lts
is remunerated with the xstunilesat obey el lasenty-ehr
pomade, haft at the este el thyme saws - aledennis
! the el the egint
gi that he is giddily livhsg Vona Dress ;
kenis to be hoped thee deseurie alma of e win
As:atter, and isenegin mite sat his Uleye Mint
book on the Derby. Cheltenham cannot afford to give wan
than sixpence a ewe, while merry Islington pays a dealer
for looking atter Is., thissmad patients at the asenilleset
rat* of Uneven°e a seas lealstessi offers twopence, and
the medial Aar et that union has to travel six and all
ernes to gain his salary et tee pound. for attending f ,
handed and fourteen patients. On the other baud, it
fair testate that some unions pity much better ;
Elharn offers twenty-eight pounds for eleven
e perfect Dorado for the doctor.—Dintrair " Al thrersit.
Mosel."

A BiGnAlell IMITDINCZ.—The other day, a. gen.
Menials was mat at Lonedaleplaos, Wlrinithaven, by John
Loo ton, a beggar, who asked alms. The gentleman aimed
bim some coppers, when Lorton, in the most impadamt
manner, and with a gesture of the most supreme contempt,
said he might keep Orem, for he never accepted arlythmg
under a haß,:min3 ! Luckily. Poliosoonsteble Rothery was
at hand. and be took the fallow into custody. Lorton was
brought before the magistrates on Thursday, fur be,„7,ing,
and was sent to gaol for a month.—Cumberland l'acqua.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cumr.
The funds to-day have experienced a fresh rise
of per cent., although the American &deices
indicate that the political and. financial
' crisis continues. The pending monthly settlement
in<loneole continua to occupy attention. In the
share markets firmness prevails. British railway
-stooks are rather better.

At Paris this morning, acoordingto Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at
70fr. 65c., being sc. lower than yesterday.
Console are officially marked 94, 934, and
9114 for money, and 934 and 94 for the account
(Dec. 6). The present quotation is 94 to
both for cash and to-morrow's settlement.
The official busineee report is as follows :—Bank
Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 924, ; New
IThree per Cents., 921, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities,
expiring in April, 1885, 164 ; India Stook, 224,
225 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1034, 4 ;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto
Bonds, 55., 10s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced "
rupee paper, 954, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per
Cent., 1014 ; Exchequer BUIE, ils., be. die.
The foreign stock market presents no fea-
ture of the slightest interest, scarcely any
business having been done. The Turkish
Loan of 1854 remains quoted 724 to TB ;
and that of 1858, 574 to 4. Sales are recorded as fol-
lows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (ex.
126.) ; Greek, 84 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for
account, 21 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for ao-
count, 504, 50 ; the Committee's Certificates, 6 ;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 574 ; ditto, for Ms
count, 574.
The Etna has sailed from Liverpool for New
York, with 70,000 f. in gold.

Four. o'CLocx.
Console have receded A per cent. since 2 o'clock,
being now quoted 94 to 94, both for money and
to-morrow',, settlement.
Yesterday being the 4th of the month, the discount
market was active. The supply of money in Lom-
bard-street appears to be diminishing, as usually
happens at this period of the quarter, and less
is therefore shown to do business below
the Bank minimum. At the Bank of England the
tranmetions were numerous. The hills due yes-

tenday appear to have been very well met.
In the Stock Exchange the rate for abort loans
on English government securities was only to
3 per cent.
The number of sovereigns known to have been
taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission
to New York by the steamer Atlantic, which
will leave Southampton to-day, is only 13,000,
but additional shipments will be made from vari-
ous other quarters, and it is computed that
the total may reach 80,000/. A further
amount is expected to be sent by the steamer Persia
from Liverpool on Saturday, unless more favourable
accounts come forward in the interval.

A collation of the private advise from New York
confirms the apprehension that, owing to the disor-
ganisation which prevailed in most departments of
business, the crisis will not be surmounted without
the suspension of a number of mercantile houses in
the United States. The effect may yet be fait to
some extent here, although the soundness of our
trade continues to inspire a legitimate confidenoe.
It must not be forgotten that the value of money,
which here is 6 per cent. per annum, is from 12 to 20
per cent. ,per annum in America. This is a dis-
crepancy which must be redressed. lather the rate
of interest there must relapse to • lees disturbed
point, or we shall be forced to assist the American
marine.

A fresh remittance of silver to the extent of
about 94,0001. was received yesterday at the Bank
of England from the Bank of France.
Private letters from Paris allege that the bullion
in the Bank of Fromm is increasing.
It appears that the dealer in the Stock Exchange
whose failure was announced yesterday was over-
sold (in addition to the amount of Lombardo-
Venetian, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and
South Eastern Railway shares already mentioned)
to the extent of about 80,0001. Console. The repur•
chase of this amount on Monday, in order to close his
account, contributed to the improvement then
witnessed.
At Vienna on Monday the exchange on London
rose from 138.25 to 140.50, and the Five per Cent.
Metallic!, fell 1 per cent.
The Tyne, from Brasil, has brought 3,8411. in
specie.
The only alteration in the foreign exchanges yes-
terday was a fresh rise in the rates for paper on
Austria. Subjoined is our usual list :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.174 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.144
to 154; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.174 to 4; Antwerp,
3 months 25.35 to 40 • Hamburg, ms. hem° 3 months,
13.61 to 7 ; Paris, 3 doss sight, 25.15 t0'224 ;. ditto,
3 month', 25.45 to ; Frankfort-on•the-Ilame, 3
months, 1174 to I ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 mcntbs,
344 to 4; Vienna, eff. 80., 3 months, 14.45 to 55 ;
Trieste ditto, 3 months, 14.50 to GO ; Madrid, 3 months,
494 to ,• Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 months,
25.65 to 70 ; Genoa, 3 months, 2555 to 00 ; Milan, 3 months,
115.574 to 624 ; Nii=rioaceiths, 394 to ; Palermo, 3
mositM, 1191 to ; Lisbon,
90 days, 524 to 53; Oporto, de" 53 to 4.
The Bombay mad left Marseilles at 2 p.m. this
afternoon, and will be distributed in London to-
morrow morning.
It is said to be a fact, that the proposal recently
referred to as having been addressed by the Mid-
land Railway Company to the Lancashire and
Yorkshire is tantamount to an absolute amalgams,-
UM. The object is apparently to
_arrange a direct
communication through the Midland and manu-
facturing districts independent of the London and
North Western Railway. It may require some
tune, however, before negotiations of so much im-
portance can be satisfactorily settled.
The eleventh general meeting of the Crystal
Palace Company is called for the 19th inst.
Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance,
gas, dock, and other shares, as given the Stock
Exchange list of last evening :

Insurance Alliance, Marine, 80; Lyle, 6f ex div.
Guardian, 521, 1 ; Imperial Life, 221 lndemnity Marine
Life,
48; Liverpool and London The and 9l; Ocean Marine,
7; Phenolic, 163/ ; Thomas and Mersey Marine, 21, f ;
United Kingdom, 4f, j ; 17nivereal Marine, 11, f.
Gas—European, 111 ; Great Central, 91, 10 ; Im
88,1; ditto New b 2; ditto Debentures, Im Clew
tiaeotal,
tinental, 481 ; Westminster Chartered 207;,
72 ; ditto New,l4l ;
Western, 151.
Docks—Commercial, 102 ; London. 61.
Waterworks—Berlin, 51 ; Chelsea, 214 ; East London,
1941 • Lambeth,loo.
Oat;ale—Gisnd Junction, SO; ditto Guaranteed, 121 ;
Ernst and Awes, 1111; Ragent's, 23t.
The arrangemeute are notified in connexion with
the payment of the half-yearly dividend on Victoria
Dock dock.

The traffic receipts of the Royal Swedish Rail-
way, for the two weeks ending Nov. 14, were 3601,
being 161. less than last year.
With reference to the probable supply of foreign
hope a recent circular of Mews. Bakers, White,
and Morgan has the following :
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As there has bees some ralsiiroWon, and much false
reckoning about the quantities of hops that Ware and are
to aroma from abroad this year, we feel it to be oar duty,
now that we are in possession of information, to endeavour
to correct the prevailing opinion upon the ,abject. The
inspression was, that the import& of foreign hope into this
country would be large. Such, ltowerer' bag not been the
came, nor will it be. With the exception of America, blight
bee prevalial everywhere this year us the top jilaatatiosa ;
thresh:we the crops cannot be peat, and it is admitted ape
all aides that the accumulations of old foreignh upon
the Oeatineut at least, are inoonsiderable. We feel assured
that this cannot be deemed an tuuteceessxy communica-
tion, for wherever error exists, the sooner it is dispelled the
better, and the consumer of bops may be assured that
there never was a time when it was more important for Elm
to consider this subject than the present. Although the
stocks of English bops are conaiderable, as residues of the
growths of lof,s to WA, inclusive, yet the growth of 1860