The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1858.

the police authorities. He aocoedlhdly went to Gravesend
locauvostrl. •24 ogalstiv..ensted the whole of the dr- I
cenesteness there he was safe 4 •lodged in the etetion, end th,,,
superintendent at Gravesored axamunicated with Mr. Gibbs,
espeeiniewleat of the 8 divides, who directed Sergeant
Fells to proceed to Gravemod. The officer did
eo sad the pttaoaer then told him the whole of
have been stated above. Fells then
=Was to London on Monday morning (he having
giver. Idawelf up at Gravesend on Saturday), and he was
Placed in the dock at this court.
The lady (the prosecutrix) attended, as also • gentleman
et the legal profession, but no evidence as to the robbery
wee game into, as there had not been sufficient time to get
Imp emy testimony.
Hr. ?ardor having directed Fells to obtain the stead-
once of some of Mies fineyd's servant., prisoner was re-
wended for • week.

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free from fluctuation, but upon the whole the
tendency is favourable. Several of the lead-
ing stocks are now quoted I to $ per
cent. above the improved rata, which were
established at four o'clock yesterday. Great
Western stock, after being marked 601, has risen
to lei to 611. The principal movement, however,
is in Midland, which, after being sold u low as
991, is now quoted 1001 to t, being 3 per
cent. higher than at four o'clock yesterday.
London and North Western has improved to 101 to
; Eastern Counties to 12 9-16 to 11-16 per share;
and Great Northern, to 26$ to Lancashire and
Yorkshire stock is quoted 941 to 931 ; and London
sad South Western, 48} to 49 per share. York and
North Midland is enquired for.
Foreign railway theirs are in most cues some-
what firmer. Grand Trunk of Canada and East
Indian are more inquired for. Great Western of
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As ImmuneAnicz.—A letter from Florence
says :—" The Florsrares have lately enjoyed a series of
entertainments, r thoroughly national though much more
intellectual the any carnival sports, in the representations of
Italy's greatest livr repronsolrier, Giaunine Milli. This
sealable, =Mod* sad
_most accomplished young person
his oompletely Ileb= her okra to inherit the laurels of
Carilia and Roma Teddel. Sinai Pietro Giordani's famous
onslaught en Spica, some forty years ago, it has been the
fashloo In Italy itself to treat poetical irprovlastion with
munerited contempt. Critic after attic his riposted
Girder's storutol sat o= that the profeesioe of the re-
praetors is at best • ledur aripsidirdia, and that GM
en utter impossibility to speak at mace end without
cc every possible subject. Signorina
WlTthaesi Craretko'ontrid against the prejudices thus dif-
fused throughout the Italian literary world ; that she has
succeed= in • great warm in overcoming them le no
slight test and triumph of her genius. In three andiatoes
composed of the air of Florentine society, its most ram-
part= tom of Wren, she drew down eathurastle
_plaulitte,
and the poems, prawn= by shortie= writes, ousel bear a
severe critical woad. The Pleasure publisher bear
will shortly give to the world a complete edition of her
improvidences, dalvend daring the lest des years bakes
numerous andleras in the Nearoditan, Roma, and Tuscan
States. Sore of thee The Invorres to Bearlos,'
' Byron is the Cell of ram,' end 'The lamer of the
Gospel on the Seed= State of Women; ere pease of the
I hi` the oder of illossaa."

MONEY MARKET -THIS DA. Y

Two °Two:.

The funds to-day have been steadier, with an
occasional interval of flatness. The extreme fluctuation
has not exceeded per cent., and prices are now
quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock
yesterday. Moot of the other depssiments of the
Stock Exchange are firmer in character. Business
is generally limited.

Consols for the 4th March were first marked
96k, advanced to 961 to i, receded to 961 to 1, and
are now quoted 96t, or 96 11-16 to 13-16.
For money the present quotation is 961,
" sellers." The Three per Cents. Reduced have
been dealt in at 961 to 971 ; the New Three
per Cents. at 961 to 971; Bank Stock at
227; India Stock at 2201 to 223; and
India Bonds, at 265. to 295. prem. Exchequer

Bills are firmer, upon the official announcement that
the March bills are to be renewed at the rate of 2d.
per cent. per day, an impression having been
entertained in some quarters that a reduc-
tion to ltd. would be decided upon. The March or
" advertised " bills are marked 23e. to 30s. prem.,
and the June, 265. to 325. prem.
The late animation in the foreign stock market
has entirely subsided, and in some eases, including
Mexican, Buenos Ayres, and Peruvian Bonds,
prices are somewhat weaker. Turkish Six per Cents.,
however, have risen to 101 to 1011 ; the Guaran-
teed Four per Cents. are also better, being last
marked 1041 ex div. Sales are recorded as
follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. 801,
ex the Deferred Bonds ; ditto Deferred Three
per Cents., 18; Chili= Three per Cents., 74 ;
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 to 100 j;
French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 94f. 50c.
(exchange 26f.) ; Granada Deferred Bonds, 6
to 61; Mexican Bonds, for account (26th

of February), 201 to 201; Peruvian Three
per Cents., for account, 651 to 551; Spanish
New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 261;
Turkish Six per Cents., 101 ; ditto, for account,
(26th of February), 1001 to 101 ; ditto, Guaranteed
Four per Cents., for account, 1041 to 1041, ex div.
At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr.
Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter
opened at 69.55 for the account, showing a further
recovery of nearly / per cent. The Bourse is de-1
scribed as " firm, but with little animation."
At any time the sudden overthrow of a
Ministry, and the prevalence of anxiety as to
the prospects of our relations with France, would
excite a profound sensation. The effect of the
present ministerial collapse is the more severely
felt in the Stock Exchange because for several
months past there has existed a large outstanding
speculation " for the rise" in most descriptions of
securities. The sudden fall of the Cabinet, and the
political anxieties, domestic and external, by which
the event is accompanied, have completely upset the
calculations of this large class of operators.
A general feeling prevails that, in view of the
composition of the present House of Commons, •
purely Conservative ministry cannot have a firm
tenure of office. The fear thus engendered that
politics will remain unsettled for a considerable time
to come has contributed materially to determine
sales on the part of discouraged speculative holders.

There is one point of view from which the agita-
tion of the London Stock Exchange may be studied
to advantage in France. If the English market,
though overloaded with money and saturated with
gold, is thus sensitive to the mere rumour of a pos-
sible coolness between the two great States of
Western Europe, what would be the probable effect
of a serious disagreement upon the financial, com-
mercial, and industrial interests of France ?
In the discount market extreme ease continues to
prevail, and first-class bills are freely negotiated
from 21 to 2/ per cent. At the Bank of England yes-
terday there were scarcely any applications what-
ever. As already pointed out, political disquietude,
by checking trade, especially that with the Conti-
nent, is more likely to increase than to diminish the
existing superabundant supply of money.
The bullion operations at the Bank yesterday con-
sisted of a purchase of 48,0001. in gold, and a
withdrawal of 2,0001.
The settlement of the fortnightly account in shares
and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow con-
tinuation-day") and terminate on Friday.
The 112,0001. in specie on English account brought
from New York by the steamers Fulton and Canada
is expected to come to hand to-day.
The 187,8241. in gold ex the Northumberland,
from Melbourne was delivered.yesterday. At present
only about 12,0001. of this amount has been taken
for the Continent.

The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped
on board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Sultan, which will leave Southampton for
Alexandria to-morrow, is 213,4341., all in silver,
with the exception of 1291. in gold. The whole is for
Bombay.

The subjoined exhibits the aggregate remittances
to the East in each of the last six months :

September
October 1,371,607
November
December 766,362
larmary
February 843,106
As regards the Eastern exchanges, the telegrams
received. are rather loose, but the general tendency
seems to be favourable. The Chinese exchanges are
decidedly more in favour of this country—to the
extent of jd. at Canton, and of about 4d., or nearly
6 per cent., at Shanghai.
The India and China mails are expected to be de-
livered in London about Friday next.
The produce market is rather firmer, full prices
being in most cases realised.
The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this
week • decrease of 3971. compared with the cor-
responding week of last year.
=The Exchequer Bills falling due in March are to
be renewed at twopence per cent. per day interest.
The present rate is 21d.

MONDAT ETIRTIM.
This morning the movement assumed the proportions
of a semi-panic, the funds sustaining an extreme de-
pression of fully t per cent. At this point, however,
large purchases were induced, Inc influential house
alone buying 150,0001. to 200,0001. Consols, and the
telegrams from Paris indicating that the Bourse was
not by any means so seriously disturbed, an impor-
tant recovery at once set in here. Prices ascended
steadily during the whole of the afternoon, and at
the close of the Stock Exchange (4 o'clock) the funds
were quoted the earns as on Saturday afternoon.
Nearly every other kind of stock was severely
depressed In the morning, but closed very
little lower than on Saturday. It would ap-
pear that these fluctuations, though so violent,
must tend to ultimately increase the intrinsic
stability of the Stock Exchange markets, for the
sales have been almost solely for account of operators
for the rise, thus materially diminishing the extent
of the outstanding speculation, whilst considerable
investments have undoubtedly been induced by the
sadden fall. Many of the brokers held bond fide
orders to buy at fixed " limits," and these orders the
unexpected movement of the market on Saturday
and to-day has enabled them to execute.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 to
for tie 4th March, opened this morning at 98
to fell to 96, and had recovered at 4 o'clock to 98
to I. The price for money was at the same
hour about 96t. After the close of the Stock Ex-

change the quotation for the account was lower, at
961 to 1. The official business report is as follows:
—Three per Cent. Consols, for mcsie, 97, 961, 961;
ditto, for account (4th March), 96 , 961, 961, 96,
961, 961. Three per Cents. Reduced, 97, 96/,,, 961 ;
New Three per Cents., 97, 971, 961, 961, 961,
961, 961, 97/. Long Annuities, expiring in JAIL,
1860, 21. Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 1869, 11.
Bank Stock, 226. India Stock, 222.
Exchequer Bills have again fallen. The closing
raehtations to-day were 18s. to 225. prem. for the 4th
, and 20s. to 265. prem. for the June lame.
India Bonds were dealt in at 26a. to 295. prem.
Foreign stocks were decidedly heavy in the
morning, but subsequently became stronger.
Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale, at one
period, as low as 991. The 4 o'clock quotation was 4001
to 1011, or only per cent. below that of Satur-
day ; but after the close of the Stock Exchange a
relapse to 1001 to took place. The Guaranteed
Four per Cents., after being marked as low as
1031, closed at 1031 to 41 ex div. Nearly all
other classes of foreign stocks were dealt in at lower
prices, closing, however, with a decided increase of
firmness.

MINIS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ci.oci.

The market for British mining stock; today is
quiet. There are some inquiries for Lady Bertha
shares which axe marked ;also for Bortridge
,
Console, which have been dealt in at These are
the only transactions officially reported in the
Stock Exchange. The market generally presents'
no new feature of interest.

St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 13} ;
and English and Australian Copper at In. Other
foreign descriptions have met with scarcely any
business.

Subjoined is the official list of price. in the Mining
Exchange yesterday:
Bedford United, 18*., 18e. , Cam Brea, 50, 52} ; Clijah
and Wentworth, 6f, I; Collsoom 14 Drakewelle,Ak.
Rest Russell, 6, 571, 8, 64, 4,4.646 th, I ; Gnat
Downs, 124er.iy; Balks. 23.. 61,
21'., 205., 8..., 27e. 6d.; 94, ; North Dory, Us.,
272.64.; Par Consols, 204, 2 ; i'eedeen, 34, ; Providence
Millie, 8:, 83; Sortridge Consols, 31e., 33e. ; South Cern
Brea, 5„ ; South Busts, 111, f, 12 ; St. Day United,
20e. 64., 2111111.. 6d. ; 22.. 64. 23a. 6d.; Treweathe, 22a. 64.,
25a.; West Caradon, 112, 110; West Grenville, 5e.. sa. 6d.,
6e. 6d., 7e. ; Wheel Granville, 31a., 835.; Wheel Trelawney,
221.4.

MONDAT
In the market for home mining stocks to-day the
transactions were rather less active than of late.
Shares in West Fowey, East Wheal Russell, Great
Wheal Alfred, Carn 13m, Lady Bertha, North Ro-
bert, Wheal Wrey, and Tincroft, were inquired for;
whilst Pendeen Consols, South Cern Brea, Hingston
Downs, St. Day United, West Frances, South
Frances, and Wheal Basset, were rather flatter. The
following are some of the closing prices, viz.:—
Pendeen Consols, 3to 4 ; West Fowey, 94 tis 10;
East Wheal Russell, 64 to 64; Great Wheal Alfred,
44 to 51 ; Cern Brea, 61 to 63; Lady Bertha, 265. to
275. 6d. ; North Robert, 34 to 41 ; Wheal Wrey, 44
to j ; Tincroft, 44 to 4; South Cern Brea, sto 1 ;
Hingston Downs, 61 to 4; St. Day United, 225. to
235.; West Frances, 20 to 21; East Providence, 4 to
14; Providence Mines, 80 to 83 ; Wheal Kitty (Le-
lant), 131 to 141 ; and West Caradon, 110.