The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-30 00:00:00

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padoemease (se iri—ismesei)iras fill al sensation.
ant The farm erli:eb: Platouic Attachments."
by M. Balls was a Tobias for the
Inmate of Mr. sad Ws. sad Mr. Wigan. It
was a sere satrseessasa th little sera ea tlig
more of 'widest or disieges ; sad though tbe erprO
a good deal tor lasghtertyet the piece Ana
tly°iitomilseas highly esoomeN. na intinikiassel•
were emeleded by a " Ballet Divertissement.° 4is
which a Miss Carious Leak/eq. bidlie. Asstel, ate
Mr. FICIUDOM darted. It wee bog sad tedious, sad
the boxes were more than half empty before it was
orer. We me sorry that Balltt is to be a tempted at
this house. This kind of entstiskoaent ought to b.
left to htr Majesty's Theatre, tubers aloes it is tole-
rable.

The weekly Velum of the Beak of England show
an %erases in the public deposits, preparatory to the
dividends an the 10th October. The deereassof the
eirealation is meal at this period et the year. Teen is
a slight increase in the coin and bullion. bat the
amount of notes unemployed (11,313,980/4 shows
the:Lugs increase of 366,5601.
At the corresponding period of last year, the
circulation was 18,416,899/, showing an increase
this year of 286,25 W. ; the total of &poet's last year
wee 17.641.9101., showieg an lac:ease this year of
1,649.1301, ; the total of gentrifies was 24,623,44 W.,
showier/ an increase this year of 3,068,62 W. ; and the
total of ',onion was 16,114,876/, showing an increase
of 1,696,8221 The result shows an lm proved !Inane&
condition of the government and the industrial clues..
The condition of the railway abase market during
the week has bees is a high degree favourable, for,
without ramble, say very great advance, prices have
kept steadily beyeed their former average, sad they
close firm at the end of the week and also an the end
of the accona, sou to afford a good beginning for the
nt xt fortnightly moment. Ia many cases the highest
prises marked are those of to day, and except in one
or two instaisces there is not an exception to the fa-
vourable tone of the market. The excursion trains
have done this good, that they have shown the bound,
of traffic have not been reached as many persona bad been
led to believe, and that it has great elasticity. They
Wive bed the further result of breaking down the pre-
judices of many of the boards and officials whose creed
is that railways differ from all other trading esta-
blishments, that baleen is to come to them and not
to be sought after, that easterners are not to be ac-
commodatsd, and that high prime ere more conducive
to the intonate of the orenpany then the careful culti-
vation of the traffic. _ _

The general upset of the traffic returns of the
United Iktagdom. cautious. Wily fiVOILIZbI4I4 as on.
meted with those for the eerreeponding period of
last year. An analysis of the returns for the last
week shows an increase of 39,7731. in the aggregate
asactaat received, an increase in the mileage of 822
miles. and se Marsala of 21. ha the amenat received
per mile per week—the total receipts on 5,893 miles
beiag 277,0871., or at the rats of 471. per mile per
week; while- for the corresponding week of 1049 they
wen 237,2941., or at the rate of 451. pm mile per
week.

In the last week the quotations reached a very
speculative height. As compared with the highest
quotations of that week the highest quotations of the
present will show a farther rise is Midlands of 31. ;
Great Northerue, 11.6 a. ; North•Wseterai, Id;
Bouth•Esaterns, le.; Bristol sad Suter, IL, and
York and North-Midland of 12e. eid.; bet la London
and North-Weeteras sad Omit Westerns a decline of
10a. ; York, Neweastle, and Berwick, As.; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire and Leeds and Bradfurd, If.;
Brightons, 10a; sad Booth-Wisteria, 21. ba
The sabjuised ealeslations 'hew the rate per eent
per annum yielded by the various securities deed at
the average of the pikes which ruled this day.
Where the asterisk (I is placed. it is to be eader-
wad that the share rate of dividend is less the in-
-001110 tan. It will be sees that in every case we take
the rate of dividned lest declared se the hada of ow
calculation:
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Mee pee Om. MeV =(ea)
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bide 16 par PP. pr ea.)
=air 114. Pw PIL
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ig. Ss. Fr ILO: 611.. WWI° Pee
twit pp pal
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trapoliire sag Yorkshire 1144
Peek (dr. at Om Mr of I pr Slut
pr 5516.
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