The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-26 00:00:00

AN AMERICAN PACKET ASHORE.

LIVERPOOL, Summy.
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This day, at 10.30 a.m., the ship Tonawanda, T.
Julius, commander (one of Cope's line), from Phila-
delphia, was driven ashore ; the Rhyl life-boat went
out to her assistance.

THE STEAMER TYNE.

SCIIDAY EVINIXO.

This evening, at eight o'clock, the steam tug Aid
returned from the Tyns, now stranded at St. Alban'. Heed,
having on board Captain Vincent and nearly the whole of
the men under him, who have been endeavouring to float
the stranded ship. It appears that, after working at the
pumps for several sucosesive hours, it wee found that the
water did not decree's, and consequently it was supposed
there were other leakages than those at present sacertsined.

Eteept by half-e-doies met left on the .pot, the Tyne la
foe the present abandoned; and, should the vowel hold to-
gether, • further attempt will be made whim the Teatime
AO have become more favourable.

TUE LATE DUKE Or RUTLAND.—The mortal re-
main,. of the lamented Duke are to lie to state at Delve&
Castle to-morrow and Wednesday. On the followbig day
the funeral takes place. The body of Ids grace will be in-
terred in the mausoleum, a short distance from the Castle.

The first annual meeting of the Reformatory and
Refuge Cnion will be held at Willis Boon's, on the 11th of
nest month, the Earl of Shaftesbury In the chair. The
Bishop of London, the Earl of Duck, Lord Robert Gros-
venor, the Right Hon. the Recorder, the lion. and Rev. J.
Pelham, the Hon. A. Kinnaird, W. E. Banter, Esq.,
Y.P. , and Thomas Chambers, Esq., 11. P., will take part in
the proceedings.
. . .

MM. de i"ourtales and Corriolis, late prisoners at
Neafchatel, have arrived at Maladies.

ASSOCIATION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OP Tne
Scurries Ustvasamaa.—Wealslatormod that a rep&

shim was on Thursday presented to Lori Mak by Ms
lodation to become its president, and dig hls
accepted the °dice. The redolent= arm
rd d 8 Into-
hosors—vis., F 2 in Edinburgh, 10 in Almwdesin Sin Glas-
gow, and 7 in St. Andrews; by sereral of the Court
of Session, by leading clergymen of the free, end
united pembyterian churches; by several member, of parlia-
ment ; by the Dena of Faculty ; and may other members
of the bar.—(ilissgew Deily Mail.
On Saturday evening, M. Kossuth addressed an
assemblatre of aboet three thousand persona, in the Free-
trade Hall, Manchester, on the present state of Continental
Europe. The Rev. Dr. M./Carole presided, and there were
present Mr. Emhart M.P., Mr. Absalom Watkins, and
other gentlemen of influence.
MUTINY AT COREC.—A vessel which mired at
Marseilles on Friday evening from Corfu been& word that
a company of vaiilierymen stationed at Corfu Ud mutinied
mid attempted to blow up the powder magazine. No other
particulars wereenied.
FRENCH MACHINERY FOE RUPAlA.—Mussia has
within the last kw weeks gives large orders to French en-
gine and machine builders. The great manufactories of

'mt-r7mm— tir-ua
-mo way INSWIM,
maldng beetroot sugar, and math Mes far dimtillation,pTxT f;
it
prevent actively employed.
CITITAL PA L4CE.—RALP-CIOWI4 DAT.-BAII7I.
DAT, JAN. 24. Admiloinne on payment, 444; ditto by
SOUKS tickets, 1,408 ; total viaitms, 1,862.
Yasuo' RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—Ths followiag arc the last
returns of the grom meelpim of the principal Desch railways
from Jen. 8 to Jan. 14:

OILS 111.-.I%IONINK •
1411APKOM ;
111;
eserd the roars
Ltos—Priesim err 104111.4_1.ra 164,61 t
Luis to NIIIIMS•111/1.—Prissin. +r em: Sera NUM
OM Y 9
rr CISTIAL..• rmINSUL 11•11.1. ; seri, KUM lels4
MMus —Pereira WSW: /we. ISSOL : Mir
The section from Bolsters to Cotte hoopla bolsi= to
the ;abbe for the conveyance et goods.

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAT

Two o'CLocz.

The funds have experienced scarcely the slightest
variation to-day. Prices are now quoted the same
they closed on Saturday. The railway share
markets are also very quiet.
Consols are steady at 931 to for the sth Feb.,
and 93; to t for cash. The Three per Cents.
Reduced have been dealt in at 93; to 94;
the New Three per Cents. at 94/ to to and
Exchequer Bills at Is. dis. to Is. prem.;
Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 94; to 95;;
and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031 to I.
Other foreign stocks present scarcely any move-
ment, the sales being limited to Danish Five per
Cants. at 103; Mexican at 211; Portuguese Three
per Cents., 1853, at 44; for the 30th inst. ; Rus-
sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 981; Spanish

New Deferred Three per Cents. at 23} and 231;
and Venezuela Deferred at 15.

Patela of gold to the amount of 30,0001. were
taken from the Bank on Saturday to pay for silver
on the Continent.

The imports of the precious metals last week
were trifling, amounting only to about 59,0001., and
comprising b,4501. by the Indus, from the Mediter-
ranean; and 251,000 dole. and 2001. by the Europa,
from New York.

.....- - _._.
Amongst the receipts of silver from Antwerp are
33 muss by the Baron Osy, and 34 eases by the

The Castom-house statement of the exports of the
precious metale direct from London during the week
ending Thursday last includes only 480 ounces of
gold and 6,330 ounces of silver, representing a total
value of only_ about 3,6001., despatched entirely to
Boulogne. The shipments from the outporta have
included 367,3271. of which 7,8821. was gold and
339,4441. silver)by the Pere, for Alexandria and the
East ; 2,9101. by the Tagus for the Peninsula ; and
30,0001. by the steamer Norman, for the Brazils.
The total shipments of the week, as officially re-
ported, are thus raised to 403,000/., nearly all in
silver. The private remittances of gold to the Conti-
nent are known to have comprised, in addition, as
mak as 110,0001. drawn from the Bank. Against
time withdrawals from the Bank, however, must be
set the further receipts of sovereigns from Ireland.
'As following memorandum, which has been for
to us by the European and Indian Junction
Telegraph Company, corroborates the information
given in the Express of the 6th inst. :
An official nomnivalcalica bee been received by ?dr.
Andrew, the chairmen tithe European and Indian Junction
Tefeerepk Company, from the Treasury, to the effect that
bar agocar meat will be prepared to execute a con-
nect, stlpsl.tiag to pay, conjointly with the East India
Ccaspeny, to the above commay, born the date of the com-
pletion of their line of telegraph, the sum of 12,000/. per
annum for 26 years, or so arch of it ea shall be necessary to
make up, with the other rezones of the company, a dividend
of 6 per cent. When the eerier of the company shall be
equivalent to a dividend exceediug 12 per cent, her Majesty's
government and the East ladle Company shall have the
power of making a reduction in the tariff for conveying mes-
sages, but not to a master extent than, cskelated upon the
traffic of the two=aLyears, will be equal to a dividend
of 12 per cant. to the execution of the contract
the government requires 90 per cent. of the capital shell
be pia up, aa rearity for the Um /drool the undertaking;
end to erre to the grammar that supervision and con-
trol to which their stake in the ninepin justly entitles
them the Theory shall have the power of appointing one
Adel dinner," to niperent their interests. Application
having been sere to the Hen. Bed India Company, then
is every expectation that the 'terrier.% of Sir William
O'Sbaughnney will be as to the European and Indian
Junction Telegraph Company as consulting engineer. Six
per cent. will accrue to the shereholdere from the date of the
payment of the drat ca.
The shareholders of the Bank of Darmstadt, as-
sembled in public meeting, have sanctioned an in-
crease in the capital. One new share is to be issued
at par for every five now held. The first payment
on the new capital will not be required until July.
Out of the new cappital, 200,0001. is reserved for the
government of Darmstadt, and 600,000/. for the
bank itself. This amount of 800,0001. is in no case to
be thrown upon the market until next year.
The half-yearly meeting of the London and South
Western Railway Company is called for the 12th of
February. The retiring directors are Mr. Henry
Charles Lacy and Lient.-Colonel John Luard, who
offer themselves for re-election. At this meeting.
"the directors will submit a report on the affairs of
the company, which, among other things, will call
the attention of the proprietors to the terms and ob-
jects of a bill proposed to be introduced into parlia-
ment by the company, for altering the company's
authorised line at Salisbury ; for making a railway
from Romney to Redbridge ; and other pupates
and as to the propriety of proceeding therewith."
An extraordinary general meeting of the Cambrian
and Universal Life and Fire Insurance Company is
called for the 29th inst., to confirm the resolutions
for increasing the capital, &e.
Subjoined is a statement (from the London Weekly
Railway Share List) of the railway calls falling du'e
in February, so far as they are yet known. The
amount is small :
Amount Der gem
Dos Is 1eb..1117. Psi Ake.* gyp- /Isobar
Ddd1........... Ve. gad- 1 0 • 443110 St%
41.iA . 111 110 210 0 11.010 &VW
110•01 lambs P. 40010.1164
/114 Yet ltwntes le 14.
11:14371rtsire CelsWit6i 0 18tk.rIP. ;OS
1144gbowne eafibrousw. . 10 2 0 0 P.M 16.000
84010..• sad 120/1/44104.
104.1111 ........ ........ 1 111 210 0 6.000 20.0 0

r.~

rae elra l u5T......

....... a 423,413

The Liverpool Weekly Share List furnishes the
following particulars of railway calls falling due at
various dates:

Ammo{
Bala per plasm Total.
Asa 1.. 1161repoilin. Itlemlo6 arriorematt".... 6 0 0
la.. Orme isaortmonl62. 00000
S.. Nar.A.sed limbed *Wei: 0 0 surf
July 1.. Looks ar2 Om* Wolom Nem ILork . 25 per cent.
" 1.. Mae Mit sal Llnseft 10i. Deb. .am.... 110 0
118 0 0
Jae. . 2 0
0 71000
" 1.. amides mg Dartlyien 21./. . 210 0 4000
Subscriptions to the Nassau Railway
.Company
arc invited by public advertisement in Paris.
The amount of bills drawn by the East India
Company on their respective presidencies, from the
10th ult. to the 24th hut. (Saturday), is as follows :
Rate of Exchange.
Bengal, 32,0981. Om. sd. 2
adras, 18,880 L IM. 11d. md• per company'.
rupee.
Bombay, 7381. 16m. 9d. 2e. Id. per ditto.

Total, 61,4871. 12a. Id.
The amount drawn by the
The
fortnightly
mail was 464,332/. 17s. 11d. The smallness of the
amount now remitted is caused by the recent rise of
Id. per rupee in the East India Company's rate of
exchange.

fivrvarier Eosin:co.

The funds to-day showed increased firmness.
After advancing 3-16 per cent., prices closed 1• per
cent. higher than yesterday. The remarks dropped
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday (in
answering the deputation about the income tax)
relative to the approaching repayment of two mil-
lions of Exchequer Bonds, are referred to as tending
to strengthen the funds. When the bonds in ques-
tion are paid off, a considerable portion of the pro-
ceeds will probably be re-invested in government
stock. The other departments of the Stock Ex-
change were well supported. The chief English
railway stocks attained a slight improvement this
afternoon.

The supply of money in the discount market wu
again good to-day, and_ no pressure whatever wu
observable.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to I for
the 6th Feb., opened this morning at 931 to 1,
touched 9371, and were last quoted 931 to 1. For
money the latest quotation was 931 to 1. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto for account,
6th Feb., 931, I. Three per Cent. Itediseed, 931,
941. New Tkree per Cents., 941, 1. Bank Stock,
216. India Bonds, 2s. prem.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. dis. to 28. prem.
Exchequer Bonds stand at the somewhat improved
quotation of 981 to 991.
Turkish stocks remain remarkably quiet. The

Six per Cents. closed at 941 to 931, and the Gua-
ranteed Four per Cents. at 1031 to 1. Other foreiga
securities also met with very little lumina&
Private transactions in bar silver are to-
day at the price last quoted, viz., re. 2 pet os.
standard.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocg.

In the Express of the 20th instant attention
was called to the resolution of the Committee of tho
Stock Exchange to admit the shares in a number of
British dividend and progressive mines to the privi-
lege of quotation in the official list. We are now
enabled to append an enumeration of the home
mines which in the first instance are to be placed on
the list, in addition to the few which already figure
there, viz:

Alfred Consols, Condurrow, Devon Great Consols,
Great South Tolgus, Great Wheal Alfred, Lady
Bertha, North Frances, North Wbcal Basset, North
Wheal Crotty, Par Consols, Yorkellia United,
South Camden, South Cara Brea, South
Wheal Frances, United Mines, Vale of Towy,
West Basset, West C'aradon Wheal Basset,
Wheal Buller, Wheal Edward, Wheal Kitty
(Uny Lclant), Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Tre-
lawney. It may be proper to remark that
the selection has not been guided by any
estimate of the actual value of the several pro-
perties as compared with other mines. The object
has been simply to make a beginning by placing
on the list a number of stocks in which transactions
most frequently take place. Mining shareholders
will doubtless be quick to perceive the advantage
involved in the introduction of their property
into so greatly improved a market as that
presented by the Stock Exchange. It rests with
shareholders themselves to enforce conformity with
the regulations of the Stock Exchange, with a view
to procure a great ultimate extension of the Mining
List. A much more reliable market will thus be
gradually secured, the high character of the London
Stook Exchange affording a guarantee that the irregu-
larities by which mining share transactions are now
in too many cases disgraced will henceforth be re-
pressed. The system of exorbitantly wide " mar "
gins," and of purely fictitious prices, upon which
some disreputable dealers have thriven, will
receive a salutary . chock in face of the re-
liable quotations given in the Stock Excbango
list. Rightly considered, the step now adopted is
the commencement of a change calculated to purify
mining business, and to promote the interests of
shareholders and of all respectable dealers, by en-
couraging the general public to embark more freely
in this most legitimate class of investments.
The resolution of the committee is already acted
upon, the home mines above enumerated being this
day added to the official list of the Stock Exchange.
Alfred Consols shares are officially marked
201; Devon Great Consols, 431 to 4331 ex div.;
Lady Berths, 1 ; North Frances, 351; Wheal
Kitty, 31; Wheal Mary Ann, 43 to 441.
Foreign Mining Shares are steady.
Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange:
Alfred Console, 20, 1; Collett United, 30., 3e. 6d.; East
Haase; 721, 73f. 76, 69, 701; Fowey Como's, 6; Great
Allred, 10, 1, I; Great South Tolgua, 161, f, 16, Great Vor,
61, 7; Lady Ilatha, 2-20. 6d., 23146 d., 21a. 6di224.6d. , North
Crotty, 61, 7; Rosowarne and Berland, 9f„ 10 91, le, 1;
South earn Brea, 61 ; Sithney Buller, 61, ; Tamar Con-
sole, 32a. 6d., 305., 31s. 6d., 32a. 6d., 335. 6d., 350. • Wheal
Edwardo Wheal Harriet, 211.6 d.; Wheal Ma'ry Anne,
45, i 1 Margery, 311, 321.
In the Stock Exchange:
Wheal Buller, 270; Surtridge Consols, 1 9-16; Wheal
Edward, 3; Great South Tolgns, 161; Great Wheal Vor, 7;
Wheal Zion, 265.; Cobre, 58, 1.