The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-11 00:00:00

The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rental
at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram,
was 1381 r. 25c. for the account, but the price soon
improved to 88.60, being 1 per cent. better than on
Saturday evening.
At Amsterdam on Friday the total rise in the
Austrian Metallics was no less than 9 per cent, at
Frankfort 10 per cent., but at Vienna only about 2
per cent. In the latter market, however, the ex-
change on London fell from 141.60 to 137.60.
There were uo bullion operations at the Bank on
Saturday. The 24,6001. in specie by the Fulton came
to hand on Friday; 15,0001. consisted of Mexican
dollars and the rest of gold ; the latter was taken for
the Continent, together with the sum of 8,400/. re-
ceived from New Zealand.
The steamer Jeddo will sail to-morrow with
47,4601. in silver, and 2,5001. in gold for Bombay.
The imports of the precious metals last week
were again considerable. Our list includes:-
100,0001. by the City of Washington, 110,0001. by
the Africa, 24,500/. by the Fulton, and 10,4001. by
the City of Manchester, all four from New York
80,0001. in gold coin from Russia; 61,6441. by the
Tyne, from Brazil ; 7,0001. by the Alhambra, from
the Peninsula; 21,0001. by the Nimrouct, from Mel-
bourne; 10,0001. by the Pert, from Alexandria; and
8,4001. by the Indians, from New Zealand.
The value of these arrivals is about 423,0001., of
which nearly the whole has been sent abroad. Large
quantities of silver have also been transmitted to the
Continent, 385,800 ounces, worth 98,0001., having
been pasted through the London Custom House for
Hamburg alone.
The exchange at Calcutta appeam to be rather
more favourable, bat the telegrams are somewhat
obscure.
It would appear that, although the change of
Ministry has involved some delays, the present
Cabinet, like their predecessors in office, contemplate
laying down the telegraphic cable of 1,100 nautical
mdse, from Falmouth to Gibraltar, as a government
undertaking, upon the basis originally proposed. Ten-
ders for the construction of the cable have not yet been
invited, bat the Gutta Perchaieompany, as steamy
mentioned, are engaged, pursuant to instructions
from government, in manufacturing the gutta percha
covering for the wire. It is anticipated that before
the Falmouth-Gibraltar cable is laid down, instruc-
tions will be given for the manufacture of another
section of 900 miles in length, from Gibraltar to
Malta. The actual submersion of the wire, however,
can scarcely be effected before next spring. Pro-
bably, upon the subsequent eompletion of the final
section between Malta and Egypt, the entire line,
the property of the state, may be leaped to the
Red Sea and India Telegraph Company,
- which may thus ultimately be entrusted with
- the management of one unbroken line of telegraph
from Falmouth to India. Parliament, however, will
surely claim some voice in these important arrange-
ments, which involve a large outlay of public money.
Amongst the notices of dissolution of partnership
in Friday night's Gazette is the following :—"A.
Mocatta, F. It. Goldemid, and F. G. Mocatta, King's-
arms-yard, City, bullion brokers, so far u regards
A. Mocatts."

BATIGIDAV EVENING.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, " buyers,'
for money and the 9th of August, opened this morn-
ing at 91: to 1, and had advanced at the close of the
Stock Exchange to 951 to 1. The official business
report is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 941, 961, 941; ditto, for account (9th August),
941, 95 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95/, 951 ; New
Three per Cents., 9,5), ), ; Thirty Years Annuities,
expiring in April, 1885, 17 13-16; India Stock,
2141, 218, ex div.; the Didion Four per Cent. De-
bascules, issued in 1868, 961; the scrip of the IXew
14.
ills wiaerßr st a
deid7;dtie;rsterday's un-
proved quotation of 24r. to 275. prem.
Exchequern,9l 941 B;
The scrip of the new Indian Loan was quoted 911
to 1, or a to / die., and the Four per Cent. Deben-
tures issued last year 961 to 1.
The foreign stock market was likewise buoyant.
The principal variations were in Turkish stocks.
The Six per Cants. of 1854 rose 1 per cent., closing at
791 to 901, but were at one period quoted consider-
ably higher. The new Loan touched 681 to 691, and
left offat 671 to 68, being about 1 per cent, higher
than yesterday. Sardinian Bonds have risen to 83
to 85. Mexican were last quoted 18) to a. Spanish
and Peruvian were in demand and better. The
Spanish Coupon-Certificates have risen to 4: to ;;.1

MINES -THIS DAY.

Two o'tkocK.

A fair amount of business has been ion; this
morning in British mining stocks, shares in Wheal
Margaret, West Beton, Wheal Unity Consols. Esst
Wheal Russell, Wheal Basset, and Unittd Mines
meeting with chief attention. Prime generally see
well supported.
The shares of the General Mining Association
(Nova Scotia) bare been dealt in at 2., and Fortuna
Mining at 2. There are more inquiries for S. John
del Rey, which are marked 9 ex dir.
Tbo fourteenth animal meeting of the Australian Mining
Company to celled for the 25. h hut.
At a meeting
sh
of
he a olventurer• to S uttt Wheal Ellen, heldtbs
to the sth init.. the ow ed a b dime noted
advestarore of 8911. 101 10.1. A call of MAIL Witham vas
ask.