The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

The subjoined memory
of Mexican bondholders:

is from the committee

The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received
deices from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 2nd inst.
The picket vein comes without remittance. for the dividend
toad here, but the money in the hands of the Mexican agog
of the Bcmdholders, ready for shipment aa opportunity may
offer, now amounts to about 12,600 dole., and shortly Wore
the mall he tho agent in Vera Cruz had begun to receive
duty bills from the Custom-hove there, which will enable
him to make some remittance by the next packet. Congress
lied at the dam of Kr. Whiteheed's letter not yet opened
its siemicem, but it was expected that it would do so in a few
days. The ministers LOD OD the installation of the
President, as a matte of o&al etiquette and duty, tendered
their resignation, bat no new appointments would be made
till after the inetallation of the Congress.
The Ecuatorian Commission of Agency have this
day received 2,71391. 12s. 4d. on account of Ecuador
dividends.

Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's
Weekly Lit) of the railway calls falling due on No-
vember. The total is small :
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On the 2nd of November holders of shares in the
Ebro Canalirition Company will be entitled to to-
eel's a payment of Of. 67e. per share, being
_five
months' interest, due the 30th of June last.

The London ind North Western Railway Com-
pany invite tenders for the erection of a station at
St. Albans.

The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th of
November for the conveyance from Portsmouth of
one officer and 138 men to Jamaica, and one officer
and 124 men to Barbados. They also notify that
tenders will not be required on the 4th of November
for the conveyance of troops from Cork to Gibraltar,
Malta, and Corfu, thus rescinding the notice pre-
viously given.

SATV&DAT Svvuro.

The funds opened this morning with great firm
nese at the full advance established yesterday, and
the support given by the recent extensive invest-
ments of the public having alarmed the operators
for the fall, and brought them in as buyers, to cover
previous speculative sales, a fresh rise of no less than
per cent. was rapidly attained. At this point the
market was for a abort time supported, a leading
broker effecting a large purchase of Consols for the
December settlement, but numerous influential
sellers then came in, and a sharp reaction ensued.
Towards the close renewed firmness was ex-
hibited, and the final quotations were still
per cent. above those of yesterday. Although the
rapid advance has naturally induced realisations,
the market retains great intrinsic strength, owing to
the extent to which stock has been carried away
by investors. It mast not be forgotten that. imme-
diately after the December settlement, Consols will
be quoted mines the half-yearly dividend. At the
same time we may point out that the rise in the
funds is somewhat exceptional, for the other depart-
ments of the Stock Exchange, though strengthened
by the absence of any important supply of stock,
have not participated in the rise to anything like
the same extent. The active demand for Indian
railway shares, however, forms a prominent feature.
In the discount market to-day the business done
was considerable, and at the Bank the demand was
active. The applications at that establishment yes-
terday were of an unusually pressing character.
_ . .

Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yes-
terdsy 891 to 1 for the 10th November, opened this
morning at 891, mee to 901 to 1, fell to 901, and
closed at 901 to 1. For money the pries was quoted
at the same hour 901. After the close of the Stock
Exchange the quotation was 901 for the 10th inst.,
and 901 tol for the new account terminating on the
Bth December. The " continuation "to December
appears to be to 1 per cent. The official business'
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for motley, 90, 891, 901, 901 ; ditto, for account
(10th Nov.), 891, 901, 901,901. Three per Cents.
Reduced, 89, 891. New Thee. per Cents., 89,
891, 891, 891, 891, 891. Thirty Years Annuities,
expiring in April, 1885, 171. Bank Stock, 209,
210. India Stock, 210.

Exchequer Bith; remain quoted 16s. to 10s. dia.
Turkish Six per Cents. reached 89 this morn-
ing, and closed at 881 to t, being t per cent. lower
than yesterday. The Ouaranteed- Four per Cents.

were firm, at 98 to 4. Other foreign ;nooks were
qmet. Sales are ranged as follows : Baena
Apes Six pm. Gees., 821. Ckiliaa Six per Cents.,
102. Dutch TwO4nd-a.Half per Cents., 64 (exch.,
1211.) • ditto Pour per Cent. Certifs., 974. Meade=
Bondi:, for account (16th Nov.), 191. Russian Fire
per (*etc, 106 ; ditto, Four.and.a-Half pew Cents.,
971. Spanish New Defamed Three per Cents., 264;
ditto, for account, 261. Turkish Six per Cents.,
891, 89 ; ditto, for account (16th Nor.) 88/, 99 I
ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 981, 941.
A large amount of business wee again done to-day
in American railway securities, whichretain a strong
upward tendency. Illinois Central shares were
dealt in as high ss 6 die., sad closed at 61 to be dill.
New York Central shares, which recently fell as low
as 84, were to-day marked as high as 72.