The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-08 00:00:00

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OXFOID, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON
AMl.WAT.—Tbassodpesad dzisempsay,lour-
totem litosedost and illeatieethelathAthe far the
=t fading August to have bee 11.91371....=
thsea hr eatiespesdleg het to USN
9,6661. 4r. ltd.; ant Wit4mdmeoilmo frefolds that
at the desertaidgo istowlee adOlmelasthypethAvot
oseuth MON lei. fd BM :I=
whist them ha the d 1861
to 4,17 N 15e. 2d., or at the robe Arr,.. rat. The ag-
cmitudpas tor the heat twit helefebee sad far days of
stwoust me 111,06111., as heel NAN lds. ter
the cerrompeediew krar iztalskta wed" dm daps at the jar
does pow. the ter tbe did Icier
thetelidas awl her daps Laaba7Fasmemat to 14,7491.1
bathe at the rode at NJ ma ewe" or Gelid
17,1661. Oa. 105. for the ostrowseddig tsar kotelehme sod
Am hoe cello parlous yaw, sr at the rated 42.91yar awe.
The ORDER OF THE Baills—Walt-OMCIi, SEPT. 6.
—The are bas hem padavelly pineal IS live wawa to,
this appaltheme et Blethied Naha Washy,seq., C.H.
Aseemdtheithemrd at the Wavy, i* Mama Twee
Orme, Nem, late Comptroller et emoMilmig sad Tram-
pot harder of the Navy, to ha wiebry mesabare it die
del &Weise of the nosed ISMS, or Ishilbd Cleamemetere, at
tae mod howeroble Odor et the Bath; sat of Jamas
Ormietee WWilhae, Not, N.D., large= to the Boyd
Navy, to be ea ordinary muaborli the dell hellos d the
Old alms, or Compathems, d tbs odd least homesteads
Ordar.—Gautte.
VISITATION FZIOL—WS have had such numemees
asthma= submitted to us of which the validity depends *pm
--amass other dommehmeme—Sho oddity or invalidity of
Memo otemmeled web vhdr=taut we have Oita le
apparteelty lboromtly de d
authorities apse tat ted. The malt sneers us lea to
had to the folded, medssliwo The 'radians b
absolutely prohibited item take my fee whatever. 2. The
ambler= may take reasseellio promotion" for the fad.
ashisit NNWad aliens
name "
weed le be paid..by thaperith ethwebtradeas, bet by
Nhilimelarey. 4. lodassiosalie=assithid
M a to at 4d., sad ao wee, VS as
dillidapeomslitmeset. The. arthhicith aemilbS
to ono Or elnadtwardom to aided Ithe asst ciLtaden
111111thaeldethe tether at peter. vie hem ao to
added. our friends, upon thpoe
waretheltlas n
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'Meth mededeoth to oboe t Aar rem wade s
admits le width there le se- teem fat elltellos asmassoport.—
She Langer.

MONEY MARE22-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

The funds to-day exhibit increased firmness,
and a fresh improvement of / per cent.
has been established. In several of the
other departments of the Stock Exchasge the
tendency of prices is also upwards.
Consols are firm at 961 to 97 for money,
and 97 to 1 for the 12th of October.
Bank Stock has been dealt in at 227 to 229; the
Three per Cents. Reduced, at 971 to 1; the
New Three per Cents., at 971 to ; In-
dian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first
issue, at 98Z; ditto Scrip of the second issue, at
971 to 1; India Bonds, at 12.. to 16e. prep.; and
Exchequer Bills, March, at 31s. to 34e. prem.
_ .

The scrip of the new Turkish loan has advanced
to-day to i to 1 dl,. The Six per Cents. of
1854 hare also improved to 95 to j. Spaniels
Bonds of all descriptions continue in de-

mend, with an upward tendency. There i
also a steady inquiry for Portuguese, Russian, San
dinian, and Dutch stocks. Sales are retracted as
follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651,
66 (exchange 126.) ; -Mexican Three per
Cents., for account, 21/ ; Peruvian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 90, as
div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, far
I account, 461,16 ; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents.,
1001. 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, 92, 911;
Spanish Three per Cents., 461 ; ditto for account,
45,1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for
account, 291, 29, 29}; ditto Passive Bonds, 104;
Turkish Six per Cents., 941 ; ditto, for account
(September 16), 944, 961, 95 ; ditto Guaranteed
Four per Cents., 1041.
At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr.
Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents
were quoted at half past one o'clock 72.50
for the end of the month, showing a decline of 6e,
compared with the last price of yesterday.

The stoppage was announced yesterday of Messrs.
John Plowes and Co., a highly respectable and very
old established house in the Rao trade. The firm
have • house at Rio, and, if report be true, their
embarrassments have originated on that aide. Their
liabilities will probably prove considerable.
It is believed that the liquidation of the affairs of
Mews. A. Montgomery and Co., who stopped pay.
went on Monday,with liabilities estimated at 80,00 W.
or 70,0001., will prove very unfavourable.
At Vienna the exchange on London has receded
from 10.6 to 10.2. The return of the Bank of
Vienna for the month of August states the stock of
specie at 108,800,4808., or say 10,800,0001. sterling,
and the bank notes in circulation at 389,813,4698.,
or about 38,900,000/. The issue of the imperial re.
script authorising the bank, from the Ist Nov. next,
to pay cash on demand for all notes of the new
Austrian currency, is an important step towards the
restoration of the entire system of Austrian finance.
Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated the 27th July,
refer to the unfavourable effect produced in that
province by the Attack which had just bass made
upon it by the Argentine Confederation, in the
shape of a bill imposing large additional duties on
all the produce of the Confederation shippd through
the port of Buenos Ayres. IS is justly remarked
that this project would do chief harm to producers
and consumers in the confederated provinces them-
selves. The animus against Buenos Ayres which
dictated its introduction thus becomes strikingly
apparent. We remark, therefore, with the
more satisfaction, the annexed extract , from,
advice* of later date, to the effect that:—
"News has just come down the river that the law
for establishing differential duties upon all articles
exported from the Confederation to Buenos Apes
has riot passed in the Senate. This is capital news,
and will tend more than anything to soothe the
feelings of irritation felt here, and bring about ax
arrangement"
The moderate and dignified attitude which the
government of Buenos Apes has maintained through
this affair is calculated to raise its prestige abroad.
No idep of attempting to retaliate seems to have
been entertained for a moment. The present advice,
state that trade at Buenos Apes was beginning to
revive, and with it the meanie. The remittances
on account of the dividends on the English loan
continue to come forward with punctuality, and it
is stated to be the intention of the government,
when the produce season sets in (about the end of
the year), to take advantage of the favourable ex-
change then usually ruling, and to anticipate the
dividend remittances to a considerable extent.
In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a petition
against the European and American Steam Shipping
Company was
_presented, and was ballotted to Mr.
Commissioner Holroyd. The hearing of the petition
is fixed for the 22nd inst.

A scheme is said to be on foot for tho construction
of extensive docks at Northfleet. The southern is
certainly the least convenient shore of the river for
such a work, seeing that the great bulk of the im-
ported commodities are despatched northwards.
We observe that the chairman of the Indian and
Australian Telegraph Company has been in commu-
nication with the Treasury on the subject of this
important undertaking. The prospect of extended
commercial relations with China renders the speedy
prosecution of the project essential ; and, tiorellare,
it can scarcely be doubted that the government will
see the advisability of granting a guarantee. Froaa
the first announcement of the undertaking the
directors appear to have acted with praiseworthy
promptitude and energy, and to this the smallness of
their number has probably oonduced in no small
dwies.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted at a meeting of
the shareholders in the Geelong and Melbourne
Railway Company, held at Geelong on the 14th
July, a special meeting of the English shareholders
is summoned in London for the 14th inst., " to con-
sider the reports and accounts of the directors, and
to determine on some course of co-operation with the
directors for the furtherance of their common in-
terests."

The position of the silk market Is thus notioed is
the monthly circular of Meson Durant and Co.:
The silk market continuos Arm, almost booysot, occasion-
ally • quilt day or two, but this orioles more perhaps from
the uneatisfactory obarumer of the stook remaining at this
late period of the seams than franc any more 'crime sere.
I China silk umanihne folly inmate Its polities in the scab of
oenseseption—the sllgkt advance of dal., and la sees hew
festiness Is. per lb. WO kirks It far cheaper Shea Kairorra
el. Oldness krona silk is realising rather 101 l prises k
purageklon to the really monks' notion of releihe talik
chianti aherbg la the mesa objection to all China 60k of
the seesen—mermases in she aidnead. The deliveries of
last amok wen pia Tory large, nearly equalling those of
July—we wok expect them to matrons. In Bowl sOk
we are Maki gay sew festers, asomicataily a pared or 0•0
of the ocumnener quality is sold, bat still no currency of &e-
-mead. Is Indira elk we base again rather higberr qa
bat it is rosily that any busker is dune. In Dre=
Peruke silk Bathing.

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