The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-28 00:00:00

MINIM-IBIS DAY.

Two o'Clocit.
The settlement of the account, fixed for this day,
hu formed the principal occupation of the dealers in
the mining market, yet a fair number of transac-
tions have taken place in shares in the following
mines, viz. :—Granabler and St. Aubyn, East Wheal
Russell, Carn Brea, Kelly Bray, Wheal Basset, and
East Basset. Prices are generally steady. In the
Stock Excange But Rummell shares ars marked 81
and 81. Great Crinnis shares are quoted 26,.
to 30e.

Port Phillip Mining shares are quoted Ile. 6d. to
125.; Worthing, 10s. 6d. sad Ils.; Pontgilisud
shares are marked 71; and United Mexican, 21.
A telegram was received yesterday from the agent of
West Wheal Trevelysn, stages that the lode is the 20 fathom
level west is 2i fest wide, of grey me and quartz, and worth
fully 201. per lathes.
At a special mssUsg of the Bosses& Mies Company, held
yesterday. reaohmitme were pawed iscresslas the number of
shares from 1,140 to 2,280, sad appsieding Yr. Dandled the
secretory of the nadertaking. Os the 2,280 shares above
mentioned, 61. fie. pm sham Ws teas paid.

INTECTAD Polll.—Boca OP TASDR, WHITE-
ALL, Sire. 27.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the
Committee of Privy Cassel fee Trained Plantelime ham
remind, *rough the Secretary of Suite for Fore Affairs,
• copy of • award from her Haiesty's Coral as Lisbon,
reporting that the Board of Health at that capital has de-
clared the ports of Alicante and Gramma, sad the ports of
the kingdom of Hanover to be respeoted of rearm moans.
The mme reed Ms also, deckled the rind Rio tie leash*
in Brasil, to be smoldered as suspected of yellow law arse
the 'id Merle LM.—Gasetts.

WATMOID AND KILKENNY ItinwAY.—N•go-
dada's Mewls the directors of this sad this Waterbed sad
Limerick Railway are nearly ootsplsted. The Kilkenny Ras
will alsortly be lensed to the latter °employ, who, of course,
will have do pay I. the loan the heavy go-
Torment debt des by the Kilkenny board.

ATHLONE AND TIILLANOIE RAILWAT.-011
Thursday a number et the directors of the Great Southern
and Western Company went over this line, and went Oared
with the program maa by the contractor.

CONSUMPTION OF SMOKE ON RAILMATS.—In
reply to s complaint brought on Friday at PISA= waist
the Rut Laiwathire Railway Conn any, that they did sat
mem= the stooks of their as Wand to do by law,
it was sadeavonted, on the part of tba anspasy, to show that
the onus lay with the engine delver and not lit& the 0011 I•
pthy. The engines of the eosaregit was said, Wen all
comarsolad on the principle of their own snob, sad
in woof this blt.Lsta, engine sni taadant at Bney, was
mum who produced a plan of the appsntas nand. The
bench, however were unanimously of 'Waits that the
gme WY sot ccinetruoted so ea to eriaarmaa Us own meta,
according to thri set of perlhonent, sad Off *mac, fa-
Mood a penalty of N.

J 1101147 1-1,44110E7.-2lislof DAL

Two Vemooc.—

The funds to-day ere fairly supported at vitae-
day's improvement, with Me business. The
governiatet broker hes made hie mil pox-
thane of 6,00 W. Ceoateks. In the, share
markets great firmness continue, to be shown, es.
penally as rent& British reilyray *puke. This is
settling day" is this department.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan is firniat 1001
to 101, showing a fresh improvement of I per
ont.

The Three per Cent. Rentee opened at Paris this
morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at
691 r. 35fr. for the account, being the same as at the
clam yesterday.
Consols are quoted 96) to 4 both for money
end the 11th of October, end have scarcely
varied from this quotation throughout the morning.
Indian stock has been, dealt in at 218; the New
Indian Loan (stock) at 1001 to i; ditto Scrip, at
100) to 101; the Four per Cent. Debentures, of
1869, at 96); and Exchequer Bills, at 235. prem.
The foreign stock market is rather quiet. Mexican
Bonds have declined to 261 to 1. The Old Turkish
Biz per Cants. remain quoted 841 to 86, and
the New, 69) to 701. Other foreign stooks are
Inactive. Bales are recorded ea follows:—Chilian Six
per Cents., 106) ; Dutdk Two.end-o-Ealf per Cents.,
68 (exchange 123.); ditto Four per Cent.
Certificates, 102 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 23).
2111; ditto for amount, 23), 231, 2311 New
(hounds Active Bonds, la ; Peruvian Three per
Conte., 721; ditto for account, 721; Spanish
New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 34);
Turkish Biz per Cents., 1864, 841; ditto for ao-
count, 86 ; dkto Biz per Cents., 1868, 691; ditto
for account, 70).
Van Diemen's Laud shares show a fresh rise this
morning, being marked 16).

Pout o'CLonn.
Consols are quoted 95h to I for =ay, and NI to
for the account, being per omit. lower in the
former case. fhe scrip of the New Indian LOAM
has also receded per cent., being quoted 100,
to I.

The applications at the Distount-offias of the Bank
yesterday were to only a moderato extent, but in Lora-
bard-street an increased demand wee experienced,

and the leading

found their hands

" run off." Few bills were discounted below the
Bank minimum. In the Stock Fachange, there was
also more inquiry for loans, at 2 to 2l per cont. on
government securities. This movement was partly
in connexion with the payment of the second instal-'1
ment of 26 per cent. on the Indian Five per Cent.
Loan of 6,000,0001., fixed for to-clay. As, how-
ever, the amount of the loan remaining in the form
of scrip was only 1,440,0001., the payment re-
quired yesterday was limited to 360,0001., instead of
1,260,0001.
The sum of 63,0001. in Australian gold wee sent
into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 360,0001.
since last Wednesday. The 243,0001. by the rent
has yet to be delivered. The 93,000 sovereigns by
this vessel are stated to be principally of English
coinage, and will remain here.
Owing to the emitinned demand fee shipment to
China on mercantile account, a fresh rise of ad. has
taken plane yesterday in the value of bar silver and
Mexican dollars, the former being quoted 3s. 2d. per
ounce, and the latter 6s. Old. At the close of busi-
ness the tendency of prices was decidedly upwards.
There is but little inquiry for export to Cittta
on private account. Although government have
remitted as much as 1,940,0001. m silver to India
since the 20th of July, it is stated that they will
soon resume their shipments.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
firm. Short bills on Amsterdam and pope on
Frankfort were quoted slightly higher. The St.
Petersburg exchange ruled soer.ewhat more in favour
of Russia. The rates are shown below :

Amsterdam, throe mootho, 11.161 to ; ditto Mori, 11.141
to 161; Betterdara, throe months, 11.161 to ; Aittwe4P,
three months, 26.30 to 21 ;Eembar6, marks tome, Yoe*
months, 13.51 to 6 ; Paris, Woo days simlo, 25.71
to 16; ditto, Moos mouths, 25.30 to 6; Yroaklert-se.ths-
Maims, throe maths, 1171 t Fetersbm& ler reale,
dues esoeths, 341 to ; ea,Vi od. those months,
12.20 to 80 ; Trusts, ditto, three meths, 12.26 to 30 ;
Madrid, throe meths, 491 to 1; Cadiz, three watts,
491 to 50 ; Umbers, three mestaa, 30.6 to 10 ; Cheat,
throe months, 25.65 to 60 ; Naples, three meths, 401 to 1;
Palermo, throe media, 1221 to 123 ; Mashy three umeths,
123 tot; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to ; Oporto, 90 days,
611 to 521.
The following new rule, which has apparently
been suggested by the reoent proceedings in con-
nexion with the Russian lain, was adopted on Mon-
day by the Committee of the Stook Exchange, and
stands for confirmation on Monday week, the 10th
Oct.:

No bonds of • colonial or foreign government shall be
quoted in the aerial lit (except under special ctreaoM•ooss)
unit.s they bear the signature of the conn•otes, or of a re-
cognised Sendai agent is this country, and 'pea, the
amount of the loan, the powers under whin such loss is
made sad the numbers sad denomination of the heeds to be

Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. advertise the half-
yearly dividend, due the 10th of October, on the
Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1864. On the items
day, the Bonds drawn in July last, amounting to
36,7001., will be paid off at per.
The speech of the King of Holland indicating that
his Majesty is " exclusively occupied with questions
of internal improvement," including railways and a
new canal from Amsterdam to the sea, the unfortu-
nate holders of the securities of the Netherlands
Land Enolosure Company, who have sunk so much
money in Holland, are looking with increased imps-
dines for the amendment of the company's "con-
cession " in a genes which will afford them some
return for their heavy sacrifices. It is scarcely too
much to expect that Holland, whilst fostering new
enterprises, will pay regard to the reasonable claims
of the old ones.

A report has been issued by the directors of the
Great Western Railway of Canada. The direc-
tors expires their " extreme concern and dis-
appointment" at the continued unfavourable posi-
tion of the oompany's affairs, and at the non-realisa-
tion of the hopes expressed in the last report that the
worst was then passed. It is stated that the corn-
lipany has had to Bustatn during the last half-year
0 a continuation of the most adverse circumstances,
in common with every other railway in the northern
portion of the American continent r and that " the
traffic of the line, both ' through' and local, has un-
dergone a diminution during the last three years, of
which we have no parallel in the history of railways
in this country." Apart from the severe competi-
tion for " through" traffic on the part of the Ameri-
can lines, the company's adverse position is attributed
to " • sucosesion of bad harvests, aggravated in
the colony by the financial convulsion at the end of
1857." From the cessation of the rivalry of the
American lines, and from the fact that the harvest
in the United States and Canada is a most abundant
one, combined with the revival of the lumber trade
and the " improving condition of the province, as
well as the Western States generally," the directors
deduce a hope that " this company may soon recover
its former prosperity." It appears that a consider-
ation of the evils resulting from rivalry and com-
petition has induced the boards of the Grand Trunk
and Great Western of Canada Railway Companies
to "discuss the position of the two lines, and there
is every reason to hope that the negotiationewill
terminate tatisfac.orily." These negotiations appear
to hays originated in the approaching opening of
the Grand Trunk Railway to Sarnia and Detroit,
which will bring into operation another line from
Toronto to those places.
The reportof the directors of the Smyrna and Aidin
Railway states that they expect to open the first 40
miles out of Smyrna early in the spring, "when it
is understood that the Sultan and ministers of the
Porte will attend." Mr. Jackson, the contractor,
"finding that his other engagements prevented his
doing fall justice to the Ottoman Railway, has,
has,
with the concurrence of the board, relinquished his

contract. The directors hire accordingly entered
into a contract with Mr. Crompton, up= the same
terms u that with Mr. Jackson. They apin ex-
press their madame in the complete snaoersand
P ;WAN of, the undertaking. Nothing is
es 4 however, about the adoption of meanies for its
replacement on the Stock Exchange list.
replacement half.yaaely meeting of the Buffalo and Lake
Huron Railway Clempany is called for the 20th of
Webers,

Subjoined are the latest quotations of insnrance
and miscellaneous tamest is -given is the Stock
Exchaup List of last evening.
Inewernoe.—A.Ulance, Erttlek and Foreign, 171; ditto
Marine, 61, 601; Genored, 6; Globe 99. Goardiez, 64j;
Ts Matey 1714171* ; Marfa', 110.
Gen.— ninth* 64; °mat Q•n!rnl int ; Inakeleist, new.
28j; ditto, Debeetorts, 210; Eaditille,ll4 ; Weetialasete
Marigold, 66, 63*.
Weterworks.,-44r194 60414 Mom, 12j.
Docks.—Bast and West .
_ _

The .hips Talbot, Warreaißmtinp, and Kenning-
ton, are to convey government store* hom England
to Calcutta, Madras, sad Dom* respectively.
Fresh vemels are requited to lake Morse to Bombay
and Calcutta.

UZSDI,T BTEMIKO.
Console, which closed yesterde: at 96 were
rather dull this morning at 94,14 advanced in the
afternoon, and closed at 994 to t.both for money
and the nesoent. After the sloes ca the Steck Ex-
change, the price was firm, at 86!, "'item" ke the
Ilth October. The racial busiest report is as
fellows —Three per Cent. Consols, ft, money, 961,
I, ; ditto for account (Ilth Oct.), cvt ; the New
Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 10$, It
ditto scrip, 10ei, 100$; the Indian For per et,
Debentures, 7869, 951, $; India Bona, ge, dL

COMMERCIAL AND MARZETS.

MARK-LA2,IE.-(THIS DAY.)

The ermines of ties beds was moll sad Gtr .eie gm
bat qulst. Prior of .set articles of ti. trade •e %D.
eland. The supply of home groan grin warn sow The
1311101/8d binge min rtoLondoa slaters. Meng „.
I reported this warts& se NEM of Ihra, Lin it whitrniivery
Mal of barley, sad smell cents.
Wager.—s {.k rstell trade it last llandsy'setss.
Foreign aselan
erdse Invites. Nvelloh whiso, 400. to i 4. mg,
365. to tee p Dutra sadgelterg, 42, le '
He per 49416. ; Beira, 42e. to 60eHeal; other Ishii Rik
tee to tae. ; Fran, Ws. to 420.
Fiore quiet at nen rot hlcaders prism Teen, to.
so 430.. Norfolk, 295. ad. per 2801 ~• Torok, las. te 0,
pre 2801 b. • Amer., VA., per barrel.
Barter.—]info. sorts ocezeo, sad In dowsed at let
Koaday's ram NagUeb, 245. to ne. pn tic l Pr*
24e. to 275. ; othor KC* 235. to 270. par evertor.
OATS quiet, bat held at neer ever hot Meadaft
I.!:"eyes
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pet qr. ; other Baltic ports, NIL to 225. pet qr.
mad grey, No to 4Te.; kedge wkils 48e.
FLOWMIO CAIIOOI/1,-811100 WI Friday 46.rfe-lodos
limb owe reported arrived at ports of via, 1$
when, 21 eseiso, 4 barley, 2 bases. 1 rye, mad 1 aita
The snorer of minor of wheat oft re east on see
mount to ;Gnat 36, sad several Sr..!fr snivels off the
mints begin ha,. Int fa tbe back Fond sad bat few
I ail wore reported sine hit Worry, Ws :—Heidi wheat cm
pimp, Vs. C.F.I. Fonefaa MY" 28e. 3d. re 49m..
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IR.-(THIS DAY.)

fluomk—The public Who of fordo aro ~esoWrg
heavily, and the prices of sugar mot be wma W. to
is. lower than Lest week. Reflood lump raster quoted
48e. to 80e.
_ . .

—Corral:This article is steady, and previous qualities/
are supported.
Tv.—Tbe market is tnaelve, quotatioos are unalUred,
pubs mks are declared for Friday nest.
RlM—About 4,000 bags white Bengal sold at 10s. 6d.
le lls. 6d.
Sox.—A Bushel bombes, does at previous rates.
Co:Tex.—This artiole remains oat of demand.
la olkir WWII, no =stria altoratkm. Muketa generally

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market is steady at the following prica:—Town
tallow, 675. ant ash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the •pot, 68s. 9d.;
September, 68s. ; October to Demobs; 68s. 05. m 58s. 3d.;
ditto, agenstely, 68s. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP-MAREHT.—(THIS DAY.)
Mem. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand foe
dm Weald of Kent and Sasses hops continues unabated,
the low price and splendid goat; tempting speculators.
The late picking are said to ham lost colour hat.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Helton, 18.. 9d. ; Walls Bad Golfortk
169. Bd. ; WalliEnd Taneald Moor, 12.. 9d. ; Walls End
South Hatton, 18s. 6d.; Walls Bad 'I diodes' Hartlepool,
18s.; Walla Bad Henn& Hall, 17.. dd. ; Was F.sd
Xenon 18a. 9d. ; End Booth Hartlepool, 18s.
Warners Anthracite, 255. ; Davidson's Hartley, 16a. 6d.;
—Bl ships at mast.