The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-15 00:00:00

The value of theso arrivals is not leas than

748,0001.
The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex-
ports of the precious metals direct from London in-
cludes only 589 ounces of gold, but 115,500 ounces of
silver, representing a total value of rather more than
30,0001. The silver was despatched chiefly to Hol-
land. The particulars are as follows, vie.:—Gold
coin: To Boulogne, 580 ounces; to Hamburg, 9
ounces. Silver coin :To Boulogne, 6,000 ounces ;
to Belgium, 1,500 minces ; to Rotterdam, 28,000
ounces. Silver bars, to Rotterdam, 80,000 ounces.
The Tyne has also taken out 9,5001. in specie for
the Breeds.
The remittances of gold to the continent, rid
Folkestone, have also included the whole of the
arrivals above reported, with the exception of the
422,2001. by the Lincolnshire, which had not reached
Gravesend up to this afternoon.
The amount of Australian gold known to be still
en route to this country is 809,5001. The Agincourt
has been out 112 days, with 283,1001.; the Dover
Castle 77 days, with 338,9001.; and the Marco Polo
67 days, with 187,5001.
The General Shipowners' Society, continuing
the agitation now in program, have put forward an
advertisement, inviting a meeting of shipowners,
and "others interested in British shipping," for the
15th December, in London, " to take into considera-
tion the present ruinous condition of the shipping
nterest, and the unfair and injurious position in
iwhich the British shipowner is placed, from foreign
states not having reciprocated the benefits to which
their navigation has been admitted by the repeal of
the Navigation Laws ; and to address the Queen,
praying that her Majesty will be pleased to exercise
the powers vested in her by the Act 16 and 17 Vic-
toria, cap. 107, with respect to foreign states, which
continua to subject British vessels in their ports to
prohibitions or restrictions, by' placing such foreign
ships as nearly is possible on the same footing in
British ports as that on which British ships are
placed in the ports of snob countries.' "
The Secretary of the Greenock Chamber of Com-
merce has received from Mr. Dunlop, M.P., the fol-
lowing official answer to the memorial transmitted
from that body respecting the Navigation Laws :

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Fotnign-OiSce, Nov. 8, 1858.
Sir,—The Earl of Derby having comumnioated to the Earl
of lihnesbnry your letter of the 29th ultimo, enclosing •
memorial from um Chamber of Commerce at Greenock urg-
ing that measures should be takes to obtain from foreign
governments in behalf of British 'hipping, • reciprocity of
the edvsatages conferred by this °sentry an the shipping of
other nations, lam &soled by the Bail of Maims to
state to you that he regrats to say that the appr
which were eeleiWoed by saw peruse of the probable
effect of the abolition of the Nasiption Laws have been
realised, and that the efforts of her liilesty's
have hitherto proved unavailing to OW& kr tra=
of England that reciprocity of the BMW memenres that she
has granted to other nation, which she was 'stilled to ea-
peat. Bat I am to add that Lord Malsesbary wW °mune, so
' urge foreign States to act with liberality in this s-
eptet—l am, Sir, your moat obsdhett humble 'servant,
A. Murray Dunlop, Esq., M.P. G. HAMMOND.

The India and China mail has not beneght any
news of the screw steamer James Ruder, which, u
mentioned a day or two ago, sailed from ifong Kong
on the 28th August for Singapore and Calcutta,
with about 60,0001. in silver, and was spoken with
on the 30th, with her engines disabled. Ile under-
writers at Lloyd's are now asking 20 guineas per
cent, for fresh insurances, the usual rate being about
one per cent.
Saturday was "making-up day" In the share mar-
ket. The principal feature was in London and North
Western Railway stock, the " continuation" on which
roes to per cent. in the afternoon, in consequence of
the expected delivery of 60,0001. or 70,0001. stock
sold for a trait account. Al regards other stocks,
the rates of " continuation " were moderate, and
were rather lighter in the afternoon than in the
morning, the inference being that the outstanding
speculation for higher prices has been somewhat re-
duced by sales during the last fortnight. The fol-
lowing. shows the extreme range of the terms cur-
rent, M. :
Loadon and North Western from 6-16 to pet ocothisation
Great Wasters i to 6-16 par neat. ditto.
Midland „ 3-11 to j per cast. ditto.
Lancashire and Yorkshire „ 3-16 to 7-111prz oant. ditto.
Caledonian -16 to 6-16 pr rent. ditto.
Great Magma
Berwick- _ - " 3716.1•6-111pernsnt ditto.

York sod North Kielload ,7 is to * por Not. ditto.
Boat►k Roam „ 346 to 646 pre coot. ditto.
Groat Wows of Nook
°nod Tnutk of Cu:ads

A special general meeting at Use Cirsiaressac and
Bexien Railway Company is called far the ]4th of
December, at Paris, to consider manures which will
be proposed by the directors " in consequence of the,
present position of the company."

SATIMDLT EV271,1710.

The funds to-day were Bat, owing to the absence
of business, at a time when a outside:able quantity
of stock is held on speculation or on borrowed money.
A reduction of I to 3-16 per cent. was established in
Consols. The Bank return was considered rather
more favourable than had been anticipated, bat ex-
ercised little effect. No tekgrams were received
from the Paris Bourse until after the close of the
Stock Exchange; and this circumstance perhaps
contributed to check business. The attention of the

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CATTLE MARKET.

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(THIS DAY.)
We have bed a shorter supply of beasts ; choicest Idea
are therefore readily disposed of at rather higher Wu.
Inferior description' are not selling may better. The numbir
of sheep is about the same as on Monday but the dewed
is supine% Several reads unsold, andlas; ese on the ave-
rage are lover. Good calves are more ht demand. Fran
Geressay and Holland there ere 1,204 beasts. 4,630
and 120 calves; Spain, 100 brats; Scotland, 100; I
800 ; and 2,700 from the northern sod midlaad outlaws.
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BOROUGH HOP MARIET.—(THIS DAY.)
Meows. Patteadeo sod /Smith report that flue hope are
atilt lc demeand at folly late pylon. Other sorts sr sot
qulte io much sought after although offend at low pries&

COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
Bute's Tantlaid, 14.. 34„; Hastings' ►Husky, 17.. 3d. ;
Lambert'. Hartley, 17s. ; Wyllie. 16s. ; Hanwisk,
16..; Weltwortk, 16..; Waal End Hhibeillfe, 178. 94. ;
Walla Bad Sontb Hsiten, 19a. ad.; Walla End Stewart's.
19, 3d.; Walls End Edam Main. 17a. 9d.; Walla Ind
Hemp, 19.. 9&; Walls End Tue. 19.. 94. • Wang
Bad BraddylT. Hewn, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Hetet&
Lyons, 175.; Walla End Comdata 17s. ; Walls lad
Riddell's Hatton, 17a.; Walls Hod Hilda, 111 a
Walls End 8 lath Ea110e,_184.94. ; Walt End CsamoP118••
Walla Bad Hartlepool Haagen, 18a. 6d; Walls End Hen&
Hall, 18a. ; Walla End Acorn Close, 18a. 3d. , Walls End
Edam, 185..14.-40 slips at wicket.

BOILER EXPLOSION.—Two Wommi KILLED, Aim
SEVERAL PIRRONE SCALDIZ.—A awful holier rapkainn,
connected with the heaths; opparatas belortaing to the Ife-
dependent Calvinist Ch.*, erected about dve year* ago la
Rycro(t (on the road Wen( to Guide-bridge), Ashton-
undee-Lyne, occurred alma to o'clock en Saturday after-
noon, reetthing iu the deaths of too women and anemia
perms Wag scaldid.—lawhater firartlien.