The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-01 00:00:00

NEEI7NO AT NEWCASTLII ON THE AFFAIRS

OF ITALY.

-TYNE, TVIIIDAL

Lpot ovoniog a public muting of the workiog I
limos of this lowa siu MIA in the Loetarrhall, Nolen-
Snot, to Tessin ea address flan the working Ma of Gems,
sad to begin a sabeeriptlea in cm of efforts Ise the itmeaci-
patios of Italy. The night win shinny wet, but, net-
withsteadiag this, there was a largo atessdeass.
Mr. Gannon (watahnakee) 'coupled the chair.
Lanni were reed tram several patients sympathising
with tis 114040•4114. eir J. Fite sent M. 44 his erstrinitioa.
Two letters from Natant IMO also raid, addressed to Mr.
Omni, Jae" mad 'Wag hin t. eadranes to cellist smog
be the " Median Feed." payable to Maine Doris, 24,
Old De Slidilliele. Ci ty; til• welter elionved:—" Never hie
bely-tnantial help, noaer—bees non sailed Ise nest at
asolsoa. The first pried of Ws liana agitation in
'
sobs bh es wait. to be,
the eabeineed. la an
leas dlyiemeag bas paved pond Ile yea sad he Wag
our
hinds That we an a enamel sad oppressed people ;
that we de feel it; that we are to onsan
pine maim has ben of Ism i=pola as-
byisimi Isolls kissis owl ism. lbe snow
maim sodi Is * wpm immosstioo
oloso as son as is *TIMM to ell ew ooliesoi is
Itely, 'ad mkt, faileed, to he oe sew to all
Thus wu elm a now hem Cialsain, dated OW*,
Sept. 7, la whin he gimpy said : I evalterfee Io
Gelato sabeeriptioas la my ease for tho i of
The address from Ones, Sped by a peel number of
srsoklas was, said : " We belong to that koslion of Italy
splash is sot isoverood &apatite*, bat IN hell ousesiws
tooled in a knot of unity sad duty with ow sofa*
Deanna of the other pronnees, sad we gin ear woo to
preside thus with arms, of whisk tyreaay has depeived
toss, sad without whin they sea never hese emanci-
pate tboseelves. WYI you, worksea of ispeN, secoad
oar tints ?"

Tit;;;silag was addressed by Mr. Comm, who Wet=
the misropressostine of Mr. thirseli shalt the shone=
sad ells= ei Se Mali= patriots. He vladiestyd these
Ikea Os thugs of Wag eastubbh and main of sods'
sod= sad be eldterod ta the state of Milan. Veen, sad
Ilemeuadm tlmpasoliamal goosemseat ta 180, n p=
the Imaraft Molt taiatheae. What the Italie=
am 11th Mat Ma Aastriam sad the other despets would
wltbieaw beyeed the bouadary, sad lone them to shifts
their govolumsat sad massy their own sal= TM
programme of"s tbe persists was wormed up la to wards:
aalleselity. salty.th " Italy fa Me Italhi=
sellB=6'as areaessabb swa
• madatiss seeemmeaillas the sabserlptioa
Oft moth. seadok sad imay
several ether mesh= laving takes pert la
themeamdbp, the maim emperoMit

ANZECAN Pannuo

New Or-

bus Pivotiorto bar adored a toar-oy Hader sealthae, sad
tb Philadalphia Lakpr twalve ayllaasta. Tao inner
aro to sort 70,003 donors, sad will throw off together 60,000
shier as hoar, or 1,000 a isia•to. These preens will be
the Lep* aver ballt. The ladirfr enjoys a lugs. eked&
dos than say stair papa oa tlutalabe.—Manstaelor Guar-
dia&

MONZY MARICIIT.-THIS DAY.

ADVANCE IN THE BANK BATE OF
DISCOUNT.

Two o'CLocx.

The Stook Exchange and the pnblio have been
takes by surprise this morning, by the an-
memsemet that the directors of the Bank
d d, without waiting for the mo-
b: wmidy Board to-morrow, have adopted
the eximerdinary step of at ones raising their
minimum rate of discount from 41 to 6 per cent.
In semeequanos of this measure, the fonds, which
had attuned a further advance of 1 per ant., have
relapsed to the closing quotations of yesterday.
English railway stooks, which had previously exhi.
Wed a general and decided recovery, have also
given way.
Consols for mosey and the Bth October, after
rising to 921 to 93, have receded to 921
to 1. The New Two.and.&-Half per Cent& are
marked 77; Exchequer Bills, 13s. to 12a. prem.,
being better; Exchequer %oda. 991 to 1, bola(
lower; and India Bond., 10s. to 144. preen.
Turkish Six per Cents. were test marked 100, and
are now quoted 991 to 1. The Guaranteed Four
per Cents. are called 1001 to 1. The trans-
actions in other foreign securities have been unusually
limited, comprising only Brazilian Old Mee par
Cent. Small Bonds, at 100 ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents. at 64 (exch. 1264; do., Four per
Coats. Certifs., at 96/ and 961 ex die.; Russian
Four.and.a-Half per Cents. at 96; and Spanish New
Deferred Three per Cents. for the 17th Oct., at 24.
The telegrephis summary of the Overland Mail,
which wee molted to arrive on Friday last, is new
anxiously looked for. Mach importauce is attached
to the quotations of exchange to be received from tbe
East by this opportunity, considering the nosettled
appearance of the money market.
The arrival is announced of the ship David Myer,
from Sydney, but this venal is not known to have
brought any gold, and her dates have been anti-
cipated.
It will be seen from our Bankruptcy Court report
that trader debtor summonses hays been taken out
against Mr. Alderman Kennedy and Mr. Armory J.
Law, at the instance of one of the registered officers
of the Newcastle Commercial Bank, who claims

4,0001. in each 011110.
A petition in bankruptcy was opened yesterday
again t William hetes Robes, the aheoonded clerk
Crystal Palace Company. The petitioning
creditor is a stockbroker.
The Committee of the Stook Exchange yesterday,
after further deliberation upon the questions arising
out of the recent trawls nt Crystal Palace @hares.
adopted the following resolution: "Resolved—That
where shares is the Crystal Palms Company bars
been duly registered sad ttellsoyOsapd by the com-
pany, the eamaittes belies to laesteres. As regards
a considerable nimble et *wee fa Tempest of which,
although Weis have been mat in to the company,
eertifisaten at segielestima hare not been issued by
the sompies resegnied siker, we understand that
the esamilies have some as the resolution to trace
sash bargains to the seigimil miler, who will
thee be required to se seer shares of acknow-
ledged validity. 'llis rim ef the committee ap-
pears to be based the view that the buyer of
these shares ssoiiered that be was buying the
genuine stock of the emxpany, end that emmequently
his right must be mainatbed. 111 each ems, the
deciaion of the sommktee refers merely to the internal
discipline of the Stock Ezehangs, and affects in no
degree the reepossibility d the Crystal Palace Com-
pany to make good the losses sustained through the
fraudulent practises et their resegoised ofliosr. With
Morena to this point it maybe meld if we publish
the Bth dame of the Crystal Palace Company's deed
of settlement, which Is rather earieuely worded. It
runs se follows :
of eltersbeliers to be eosalesfre ea to the lawful
yropittrrahlp et alasree.-8. That say poses who shall
freak am to asks be or appear twittered la the regimes, of
abareboldere se the proprietor of say skate shall, .also swa
WA his share shell by °pendia of law or otherwise be-
ams valet la some other prose, be treated sad riser
vied by the s erit,s the lawful sad rightfal
el serb lbws to hat be nay ban bee=
yealy se segbleni. be NW pence /Jetsam or MOM
le be Me yosyrbeir of sob &see shell bays say slake
Nisbet*. soyeay la raged *reef but only against the'
pets wbeelati be se reghiseell awl his repaneatstivw.
The Gemmel Screw Steam Shipping Company
Dare within the last few days sold five more of their
smaller steamers. Theme vends, we are informed,
were remedy employed in the continental trade, and
have maid the sum of 21.0001.
A half-yearly dividend, amounting to Bs. 31d. per
tthare. is to be payable on the shares of the Toernay
to Jurbies and leaden to Hamidt Railway Com-
pany on the let October.
The particulars are published of bonds to the
nominal amount of 87,6001. of the Peruvian Four-
and a-Half per Cent. Loan which have been can-
celled under the sinking land.
The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Steam
Navigation Company is called for the 15th Oct.
extraordinary gametal meeting of the Metro-
politan Brewing Company I. called for the 10th
Oct., to increase the capital to 60,0001., and to alter
the shares from 101. to 61. - . -

The 151;;;b7r;iiiheLoodon and West of Ireland
Fish's, and Fish Manure Company announce that
the undertaking is now completely registered under
the Limited Liability Act of 1868. The certificates of
sham are to be ready fix delivery on the Bth Oct.

TITUDAT EVIOMtIk

The fluctuations in the funds to-day have again
been considerable. Under the Messes of the cir-
cular purporting to be Weed by the Russian govern.
meat, of the eontlaned monetary odd. in Paris, and
of the closing of nose le speculative
accounts for the rise, the market opened this
waning with great depression, and prices at one
time exhibited a fresh fall of #to per omit., com-
pared with the closing quotations of yesterday. At
this point, however, the purchases of the public
house more satire, and, coupled with sundry
realisations of profits by previous operators for lower
prices, canoed a rapid rebound duo less than one per
cent. from the lowest point. Fresh sales followed
this sadden wall , bat the market maintained more
steadiness of a to the close, and finally
left off almost exactly the same es yesterday.
The other departments of the Stook Exchange
followed the movements of Console, opening
heavily, but closing with an improved appear-
saes. Turkish Six par Ceuta. were subjected to
aneenally violent oscillation& English railway
shares, despite the general decline temporarily
quoted in the morning, are relatively firmer than
Cassels, and closed in some oases rather better than
yesterday The chief subject of disoassion is whether
the Beak Will raise its rats on Thursday next to 6
or 6i per cent. The more general impression ap•
peers to be that the directors will content themselves
with advancing their charge by I per cent. for the
present, and will then be guided by circumstances.
The commercial demand for money continues ex-
traordinarily active, and the current rates of discount
are above the Bank minimum. Merchants are of
course anxious to provide themselves with funds prior
to the advance in the Bank rate.

Consols, which closedyeeterday at 921 to 1 for the
Bth October, declined this morning to 91f, rallied
suddenly to 92/ to 1, and were quoted at the close
of the house 921 to 1. After the recognised hours the
market was steady at 921. The price for money may
be quoted about 148 per cent. lower than that for
the Bth proximo. The official business report is as
follows:—Three per Cent. Coosols, for money, 921,
92, 91/, 92; ditto, tee amount, Bth Oct., 921, 921, 91 ,
92, 921; Three•and44l.alf per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable is 1869, 9n ; India Bonds.
Be.crA
nee Bills have again fallen 21., closing at
7s. to 10a. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted
99tutarkth Six per Cents. experienced to-day an ex-
treme fluctuation of nearly 2 per mot. gales were
pressed as low as 98 in the morning, sad, after a
sudden rally to 99/ to 100, the quotation at 4 oalock_
foe this stock was weaker again. The Guarsateed
was 991 to . After the reouguned hours the market

Four per Cleats. were =skid from 100 t to ftzeittie
17th October, and closed at 101/ to 1.
Five per Cents. recovered 1 par cont. Patti=
Bends were heavy, and Maximulktter.
Father parcels of goad to the extent of 40,0001.
were today talon from the Bank for exportation.
The extracedkarily high rate of disocant
at Hamburg has sawed fresh purchases of
silver in London for that dastinatioo. About 90,0001.
worth of the metal was taken to.day by continental
buyers, principally foe Hamburg. We believe that
nearly the whole of this silver was originally drawn
from the continent, whither it now returns.
The tendency of the foreign exchanges this after
noon was again unfavourable. The decline was lee-
(gay apparent in the rates on Paris and Holland.
The rats for short bills on Paris is quoted 26.12! to
20, but for the best paper the quotation was as kw
as 26.10. The movement of this exchange is oaks.
had to stimulate the efflux of gold to the continent.
The market is still rather irregular.
Mom Bank and Bank of Eqpt sham closed
trey at 21 to It dia.; National Dumont atotsata
gem.; London Discount at to j die.; and
Iliad Switzerland at tto t dia. Bank of London
stook rallied 11., whilst Union Bank of Australia
declined 11. London tend County Bank reoeded in
the morning, but showed more firma' at the claw.
Canada Land shares have again fallen. Peel Rive
and South Australian Land were also flatter. Crystal
Palace Preference stock was mere inquired for.
Canadian Government 13i: per Cents. are still premed
for male. New South Wales Five per Ceuta. are
marked 101.
The nominal closing quotations for the newly
projecteds railways are aabjolned, via.: Eastern
Railway, 3-16 to j prim ; Euphrates
Valley Railway, 3.16 to 6.16 prem.; Ceylon Railway.
$ tot prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway.
par to 1.16 prem.; Rip and Dunaburg Railway,
to 1 prem.; New Brunswick and Canada Railway
and Land A shares, par to t prem. ; ditto. B
1 to Ot die.; Metropolitan Railway Goal=
shares, f to t die. ; Sittingbourne and Shamuses
Railway, $ to $ die.
The nominal quotations for some other new pro-
jects are as follow :—Earopean and Indian Junction
Telegraph Company, t die. to par; Bernard's Patent
Machine Boot and Shoe Company, t dia. to par;
West Ham Distillery Company, par to 1 prem.

PINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoort

In the market for British mining stooks the chief
feature is a renewed demand for Greet Wheal Alfred
shares, which show an upward tendency. Partridge
Consols and Greet South Tolgus are also in went,
at improved prime. Shares m Wheal Grenville are
more offered.
In the Stock Exchange to-day St. John del Rey
shares have been dealt in at ISt; and Sortridge
Consols, at 3.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's traumatism in the
Mining ll:change:
Craddock Moor, 44/, 451; Gamic* United, 20.. Great
Alfred, 101. 11, 10, 1,111.0 a, }.l, ; Groat South Term,
10i, 11, 101, 111, 1 ; Norte lissiot, 371. 28; North
Frame, 91, lot ; Pea Queen of Dirt, les. 84. ; Sof-
testy Consols, 21, 31; South Freer'', 3471, 360, 362 i.
366; Wheel Edward, 21; Whoa Oteuralie, 21, 1, I;
Whirl Margery, 86, 36.
In the Stock Exchange
Sorted(' Consols, 24, 3; Great Wheal Atha. 101;
Grist South Wire, 10, 1 ; Fort Bowes, Is. 61.; Liberty.
Is. ed.
The meeting of the South Australian
Mining Company, fixed for Wednesday nex2r:
be adjourned fee a fortnight or three weeks, to allow
time for the receipt of the report from the Bur
manager.