The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-05 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARX-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
The attendance of the trade was small and the tone firm
bet obit. Pass of most snake of the trade were unal-
tered. The supply of home grown grain was small. The
Imports of foreign grain Into London sines Met Monday wire
reported this morning so small of dour' small of wheat, vary
small of larlsb and almost nothing of oats.
WSIAT.-ZSISAS SSA aorta fetched last Monday'. rates,
Foreign held trolly at last Monday's prices. English whits
40s. to 465.; red, 358. to 40s. per Duarte and
Konigstarg, 425. to 665. per 49416. • Rostook, 425. to 60s. ;
ether Baltic ports, Pk. to 465. ; French, 38.. to 425.
Fiona ens at about last Monday's ;vices. Town, 355.
so 43s Norfolk, 295. 6d. per 2801 b. • Fresh, 28e. te 33..
per 21101 b. ; Amur., - per barreI.BAALST.-Fins sort. soars, sod maistaised last Mon-
day's rates. English, 24e. to 445. per qr.; Baltic, 24.. to
27e. ; ether sorts, 23a. to 275. per quarter.
OATS gait*, but Arm at last Monday's prime. Russian
sorts 13d. diem. British, 20s. to 30a. per gr.; linsisa,
' 18s. to 245, per qr. • other Baltic ports, 22a. to 275. per qr.
BILNI.-English sad Egyptis gaoled at Ism Monday.
rates ; saw English, la. cheaper. English tick, Us. to
41s. ; barrow, 42e. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60a.
Par ea. Ili7Paisa. 82•• Par qr.
Plum Arm at SS Monday's rats. English bsßars,_47s.
to 60s. • ' hog and grey, 365. to 42a. ; foreign white, 454.
PLOAIIIIII Curtoom.--111noe Ist Friday 44 grab-lads
sesels were reported wind at ports mil,
wheat, maze, 6 barley, 1 beans, 1 rye. The numbs,
of cargoes of wheat off the coast on eats amounted this
morning to about 50. Bios list Monday a very large busi-
ness has been done, but the demand amsoed sharing after
the animation of last wick. Taganrog Olublcs whist 43e. to
445., both resales. Odessa Ghia& 424., ,with optima to reject
100 gra, per 4921b5. Maize, Ibrail 265. 6d.; Galata, two
cargos, 265. 9d. per 4921 be. To-day, the demand appeared '
more subsided, but imports' continued to maintain a fair
attitude.

LASIVALM INTO LoSIDON MOM OCT. 3 TO OCT. 6
MOO a PleolAl. ITN& herlos.
. 811 - - EM

OD
30
allObk;itser - IZT.r.

MINCINEMLANK.—(THIB DAY.)
Sao ti.—Th• market otatlaues dull, sad lest woek's
uciees eie whti difficulty supported. Reamed lump remain
quoted 411 e. to 60..

eorriiilifiTirticle has bsooms dull of sale, and prime
are a shads lower. Middling Plantation Ceylon, 89a. to 735.
Basinsar to some smut has been done in floating cargoes of
St. Do
Tsar.— from China is now hourly expected, and oar
market Is nearly stagnant.
Corrox.-100 balsa sold.

bengal cold 9s. to 11a. ; middling Dame,
10s. The article generally boa s firm appearance.
Satayrrita bag an illiprOrei apparel:me. Bengal, r strac-
doe 11, sold at 345. 3d.; refraction 41, 38s. 6d.
Is otbar articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARIERT.—(THIR DAY.)
The market is rather firmer to-day and sitcom ea advanoe
ha one nr two Matson,. —Town tallow is quoted Me sett
cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the 'pot, 575. 9d.; all the
yew, 575. 9d. ; December only, 68s. to 65a. M.

BOROUGH HOP-MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mum. Penman" and Smith report that the danand
for lino ample@ continues active at fail pion. Inferior are
not so mach in demand, lurks, at a alight reduction in Woe.

ZORZY MALEE2.-211IS bdi

Two o'Cioci.

Great firmness 0011C3111011 to prevail in the Stock
Exchaoge,nutwitmtan ling the inactivity of business.
Consols are very strong, and are quoted a trine
higher than yesterday. The government broker
has again invested to the extent of 5,0001. in this
stock. Grand Trunk of Canada and East Indian
railway stocks have improved; in other respects the
share markets remain without alteration of im-
portance.

A fresh advance of / per cent. ham taken place in
the Three per Cent. Rents. at Paris this morning,
the opening price being, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, 69tr. 85e. for the account.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan has advaneid
to 1011 to 1.
Consols are officially marked 95; to 1 for money,
and 951 for the account. The present quotations are
931 tol for cash, and 951 or 93 13.16 to 16-16, for
Set 11th Oct. Indian Stock has been dealt in
at 219; The New Loan (stock) at 1011 to 1;
ditto scrip at 1011 to 1 ; the Four per
Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 951 to t
India Bonds, at par; and Exchequer Bills, at 245.
to 275. prem.

The foreign stock market is quiet. Peruvian Dollar
Bonds continue in demand. Mexican remain statio-
nary, at 231 to ?„ and the Turkish Loan of 1858, at 691
to 70; the Turkish Six. per Cents. of 1854 are rather
dull, at 84 to 85. Sales are recorded as follows :
Chitlins Six per Gents., 1031 ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-
-a-Half per Cents., 68 (exch. 128.) : Mexican Three
par Cents. for account, 231, 231. 231 ; Peruvian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents. Dollar Sonde, 921 (exchange
4a.) ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account,
461; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents.,
for account, 341; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854,
84/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 70 . ditto Guaran-
teed Four per Cents., 102 t.
The steamer Panther arrived at Malta on Monday,
with the light portion of the Australian and Bombay
mails, which are expected in London on Saturday.
The Tyne, from Brasil, has reached Southampton,
with 19,6581. in specie.
It is officially notified that the dividends will be
payable at the Bank of England on Thursday, the
13th inst.

Although yesterday was the stk of the month,
business in the discount market and at the Bank
was only moderately active. la some instances
transactions take place in good bills a fraction be-
low the Bank minimum.

In the Stack Exchange the rate for short loans on
government securities is about 2 per cent., but the
supply of money will probably increase upon the
payment of the dividends.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan was in in-
creased demand yesterday. Some large amounts were
pressed for sale, but were speedily absorbed, and the
price had advanced at the close to 101} to }. The
I stock was last quoted 101 to 1.
Spanish securities have as yet scarcely been af-
fected by the threatened war between Spain and
Morocco.

The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday
was 68.0001., making an aggregate of 375,0001. since
last Wednesday. A portion of the 90,0001. in specie
by the Europa was purchased for transmission abroad,
together with the 10,000!. by the Waterloo, from
Sydney. _ _

The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
generally steady, but in a few instances, including
Holland, Belgium, and Bt. Petersburg, the rates
were a trifle more in favour of the foreigner. The
quotations are shown below .

Amsterdam, three months, 11.16. to ; ditto that, 11.141
to t; Rowerdarn, three months, 11.161 tot; Antwerp,
three months, 25.27} to 324 k Ramberg, marks Irmo, three
months, 13.61 to 1 ; Pans, threw days idght, 26.10
to 16; ditto, three maths, 26.36 to 40; Prsaidert-an•tha-
/dame, three months, 1171 to 1 • ?Member", pm rouble,
Mess montha, 341 tol ; Vkemti IL 60., dim muittoo,
12.26 to 35 ; Treats, ditto, three months, 12.26 to 35 ;
Madrid, three months, 43 to 60; Cadiz, three months.
60 to 1 ; Leghorn, tires istratha, 30.6 to 10 ; Genoa,
three month., 2,5.521 to 71 ; Napka, three months, toi to ;
Palermo, three months, I=l to 123 ; Messina, three months,
123 tot; Lisbon, 90 days, 612 to 62 , Oporto, 90 days,
62 to 1.

Notice is given that a petition foe the winding up
of the Newcastle Commercial Banking Company is
expected to be heard before the Master of the Rolls
on the 17th inst.

At a special meeting of the General Steam Naviga-
tion Company, held yesterday, Mr. Philip Twang was
elected a director in the place of Mr. R. P. Prichard,
deceased.

The first general meeting of the Nuneaton and
Hinckley Railway Company is called for the 19th
inst., at Hinckley. The first sod of the railway will
subsequently be tamed.
The following railway calls have just been an-
nounced, viz.:—The 9th call of V. lOs., making 251.
paid, on the Preferential Dover Extension Capital of
the London, Chatham, and Dover (late East Kent)
Railway by the Ist Nov. ; the sth call of 31., making
171. paid, on the Mares in the Margate (late Herne
Bay and Faversham) Railway by the Ist Nov. ,
a call of 21., making 81. paid, on ti.e Six per
Cent. Preference Mares in the Dublin and Wicklow
Railway by the 31st inst.; the second call of 1/. on
the shares in the Cape Town Railway and Dock
Company by the 28th inst.; and a call of 51. on the
shares in the Portadown, Dungannon, and Omagh
Junction Railway Company by the 3rd Nov.

Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance,
canal, and miscellaneous shaven, ea given in the
Stock Exchange List of last evening:

Insurance.—Ailianos, British and Foreign, 171; Gener.l,
6; Globe, 984 ; Guardian, 84j, 641; Ituperial Fire, 358 ;
Marina, 110.
Gas.—Beropaen.:l4; Great Capital. 101; Imperial, new,
28 Imperial, Cootineatal, 47, 48; `Westminster Chartered,
69}.
Waterworks.—Berlin. 411, 6, 41; Chablis, 12.
canas.—Birsinghato, 91 ex dlv. ; Regent's, 17}.
Docks.—Commercial. 101; Bast and West India, 119,
; London, 671, 661, 66 ; Victoria. 1031, 1021, 103.
Bridge.--Waterloo, Old nuns. at Bt., 271.

The Admiralty will roc:rive tenders on the 13th
inst. for the supply of 13,000 gallons of vinegar.
Thirteen thousand chests of East India indigo are
declared for the quarterly sales, winch will com-
mence on Tuesday next.
Advice' have been received of the sailing from
Malta for Alexandria of the steamers Ripon and
Vends, with mails for Calcutta sad China.

The ships Maria Soma and Typhoon are to carry
government stores from Ec,rland to Calcutta and
Bombay respectively. Fresh YeMt 1M are required for
the freight of stores to Madre and Calcutta.

Tv =WILT ETISCING.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 951, " rather
sellers," for the 11th Oct., were offered this morning
at 96g. but advanced in the afternoon, and clo.cd
at 95 13-16 " buyers." For money the last price was
931 " buyers," and for the Sit Nov., 95 15.16
to 06. The official business report is as follows:
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, f, I. f;
ditto for account (11th Oct.), 93i, ; the New
Indian Five per Cent. Loan (atu.k), 101, 101/;
ditto scrip, 101, 1011; the Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1859, 95j, 95f.
The Indian Four per Cad. Debentures of 1858
have improved to 931 to a, and those of 1859 to 931
to a. India Bonds were quoted 6.. dia. to par ; and
Exchequer Bins, 23e. to `26s. prem.

MINES.-71118 DAY.

Two o'CLocK.

Business in the mining market this morning has
been comparatively limited. T.ieahares which h►ve
chiefly engaged attention are Tamar Consols, North
Downs, Herodsfoot, Treloweth, Roeewarne United,
and Providence. In the Stock Exchange West
Caradon shares are ranked 234, ex div., and
Devon Great Consols, 4231 and 426, ex div.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise
quiet. United Mexican have been dealt in at 2i.

ITALY.

PIEDMONT.

(MINI OVI OWN

OeT. I.
111 of as here, and I uselade the government them-
entree, were hourly expecting to hear of some impor-
tant, if not final, reeolation having been taken upon
the antral of Prince Napoleon at Zurich. Bat yes-
terday *resin the telegraph informed as that he
bad gess away again without having had an inter-
view with any of the plenipotentiaries. The im-
poses( cloud. which.might have it down upon
as either in the shape of disarms hail or of a bene-
ficial rain shower. thus dispersed in thine's! mist.
L the absence of any omtiagansies as yet unforo•
woe, the couterences of Zweig will therefore be
geolosgoll with their aseeetemed hmere. and I Can
MOM you that there has mew yet bees any discus-
lima there sheet the Decides or say other =retire-
hire matter. The onitianal irobjecta of deli-
bashes at the cootensme it, the frontier between
Laabardp Gad Vaal*, sad the assent of
the public debt to be charged via the knew.

Lmy last letter I 'paid adssiga ahead; sea-
saved is Cigar Italy to give mem practical realise-
la to the annexatios to Piedmoot. That dries
ensleted of this,—that the bar Assemblies should
all elect the same head. as regent in the same
of Valor limmiassi, meal Set trir unanimous
shore ober ihn ea the Prime Emirs dl Carig name,
the Liegls ears weirs w. ble ihrmeat here dur-
ing the war. Tbe LLg, smug the unanimity of the
sits west bre allowed his royal sour tomer'
the Awed dignity. New, if Ima rightly iaformed,
the design sere to have best est amide, became
Austria, haviag get vied of it. hesitated mot to
dorm that if this Oct were sompassated, shi
sear arse the Male sad ars Lesbian. Os
Or ether her. Pass intimated to the lierdiren
OSVONISIONt that she word leave tams sae id the
enlist. The Liag's Miran de sat brim I. this
allesdermat, which add destroy all the traits of
Ike iste war, mod prop wear occasion extras
dimatielhstra is Prima. Bat Napoleon would let
Asia be hacked sheet a little is sae that
afterwards he might save bar from total rota mad
aka bar do bis era bidding.
At Ilia, the depertureof the deputies of Ramps
was attended by renewed sad eathiaise6e dear
'Metier. It word be Moult to describe all that
the pepalara of Milan have does to celebrate the
prises of them depths sad to express their sense
of impress» ef tar mires The women hare taken
spa part is these pessediege,aad the impetuosity
of their political alias hes slast carried them
biped the horde of that decomen and composed
dignity which belief to the fair sex. It is also to
be .smarted that the clergy have not been behind
the otter eases of Citirfte in offering a cordial
rasa to the Memageol deputies. Many of the
pats saluted them with joy, saying that the Ro-
mps will be the cases of that reform of the
Oathelle Muir whisker so aseemary. A strict in-
jesedso had arrived fees Bea, desiring all the
ecclesiastical Wise to bold aloof and not to illumi-
nate the soared Willem is the evening, but, except-
tag a mama arm friars or other, all the sacred
editors were ereadidly adorned with torches. It
is tees that the chapters and the authorities of some
aorta ioatitations, in order net to expose them-
settee to the censures of Rome, asked the Governor
Vtgliani, to furnish them with a paper in which
that magistrate exported his desire to see
the obarebea, sod the °parents also, illami-
sated, sad Viglimi soaped with their request.
The banquet whisk the esanicipality gays to
the deputation was likewise an extraordinary one
for the nabs sad quality of the persons who
attended and spoke there. M. Leper sad M.
Martin, of the &Ede, having asses to Mils* as per-
pees to east et the Amaral service performed is
mammy of Desiel Mania, win raga the guests,
sad after the repast they addressed the people, is
the same of Prams in speeches which were moat
asthmatically applauded. Lord Clanricarde also
sire tree, declaring that the opinion of the English
people is not the same as too often appears from the
toenails of the diplomatists, but that especially at
the present day, it Ls favourable, or rather wee
ardently than ever in favour of the liberties of Italy.
A letter from General Garibaldi, which arrived
here yesterday. reports an attack from the Swim
Papal troops es being very probable. We shall see.

CENTRAL ITALY.

(mots Oct

BOLOGNA. 811. T.
'lfh• opposition kept up by the clergy to the
government of the Legations grows stronger every
day. On Tuesday Last was the day of confirma-
tion in St. Peter's church, and, as you may easily
suppose, Cardinal Prela did not loss this
solemn occasion for denouncing to his dock the new
state of Gimp established in this province. After
the ceremony of imafirrnation was over, he told the
children '• that he had blessed and anointed them in
order that they should become the defenders of the
Neiman catholic huth, and not the soldiers of the
Devil. or, to plains, words, the followers of this.
wicked peep!, who, for robbing his Ilohnees of •
large part of St. Peter's patrimony, were ceedeneed
hr (Jed to sternal damnation." You use by this
how the worthy Giardina: is in open ninnies with the
tree goverameat of his country, for it is quits clear
that this sermon was preached with the pious !wen-
time of rousing a sort of holy crowds against the cow
raters of the Legations. The good mess of the Bolos-
ems sad their hatred of the temporalioniaion of Room I
made this eapeenisa of priestly wrath a mere dead
letter for them. The these of Peter the Hermit are
loss gees by, ad it is so easier task to rouse a
Rama erns& here than it would be is Leedom or
in F.diabargh. Colonel (*sprint did not take any
man menet of the Iselin weeds spoktn from the
Arehhelsop's chair of St. Peter's Chore\ than if
they had been spoken from the throes of the gnat
41116 Of nib**. The &alike felt far such Wide-
ning of the priests is so strong is the Legations.
that the 'systematist may easily bear with these
heron= sad sesseless demonstrations.

I am set yet ke a position to send you a correct
ststrweet of the mi: vary fore s of the Legations, but
I hops to do it in my next 'otter. whoa I shat:
wart to We important subject.
t,eweral Oartbeldi hoe just come beck from the
eyetubea, when he bed glee to inspect the tree's.
Wi ,it at Ravenna the Gemmel made an eacarsioe
•hri,tiatt the famous ferret of the l'tneta, &songs!
whner &bribe and anoint Wee be had eltedered
F.tsrlf and WU unhappy wife, wiles, after the tail of
Moose, he wet hunted by the Austrtans. You will
▪ debt remember how, ever sloe. the times a
Hemerius, the alluvial deposits of the Po bays aces
=slated at the coast of Ravenna, how det pert of
Illageetes has been gradually Hied tam of the forme
et gime which once oupplard the Rama Beet with
timber bee spread farther unti: it hoe usurped
She site where that &set formerly rode at
basher, and has stretched Core •.:.et shore to
• sowsiderable distance from the c No forest

same rosewood for ehmisel ad poetical associations :
it ►ee bees alluded to by Dab* brume* Drydec,
mid Byron, and one part of it still retains the name
of the Viral° del Patti, from the tradition that it is
the spot where the author of the " Inferno" loved
to 'meditate. Indeed, at Ravenna he died, and IPSO
buried. Not far from that alley, which slopes down
towards the sea, oa a scorching summer day, is 1649,
the breve defender of Rome, who had failed is as
attempt to sell to Venice, sadly carried to its last
reeling-plese the body of him dying wife. She had
followed Garibaldi in his voyage, sad she had
beau wrecked wit► hint ea the shores of that
tideless see. On the eve of remlesing him the father
of a third child, the poor woman went through all
the hardships of that stormy voyage without a mar-
our. She had, however, scarcely walked half a mile
11 through the thick forest when she fell to the ground,
exhausted sad heartbroken. The husband loaded
his shoulders with that beloved burden ; but when
he arrived at Mandriole, his wife lived no more ; and
'petering the hospitable cottage of a fellow patriot,
be laid her dead body on the bed. Garibaldi's wife
was then buried in the cemetery of that little village,
which, alter ten years of exile, has been rialto' by
him. Hie two eons were there with him the
other day, when tears were shed and flowers were
scattered epee the rave of the heroic*
woman. An eye•witnem told me that it

was really I hi. tending sows ; for such tsars
were tresalidai hi the pleat warrior's eyes as
perhaps bed ass watered his noble taco sines the day
lest All lamely of hie child:ea.

Yesterday, as I was walking through the tows, I
met the Marquis of Clanri, who was going to
visit (iasilaldi Yon are probably aware dist his I
lordehip mimes himself a great lower of Italian in-
depsailessa A splendid dinner woe gives by
Menial Papa, to afford him an opportunity of
haring a issig and animated emiveriation with Gari-
baldi. Let an hope the noble lord will not forget
the speeches he made at the Italian nobleman's table
when he occupies his seat is the Hass of Lords at
Westminster.

Sad tidings are brought here from the Venetian
provinces by the numberless emigrants who are
driven oat of their homes by Austrian perescotioes.
In spite of the police, a funeral service for Mania
W bees performed in all the towns of that country.
This tact gave • pretext for fresh vexations. Finn-
needs of arrests were made ; and in one tows,
Mantua, the police did not shrink from the
abominable cruelty of imprisoning an old lady of
!Arty...eves, became she wu suspected of having
ordered the funeral othoe to be performed in the
church of Saint Egidio. The lady, who is now im-
prisoned, belongs to an illustrious family of the town
—she is the Marchiooeu Tines Valente Gancaga,
mother of Count Arrivabene, Italian professor at oar
Loudon University College.