The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-14 00:00:00

1i5.11.9.1
i 24.4..0.1

MONEY MARKEZ.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoct.

The funds to-clay are steady at the improve-
ment which occurred on Saturday afternoon.
Very little business was going forward in any de-
partmeut of the Stock Exchange. Railway shares
are generally 'iuoted the same as before.
The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have
not yet come to hand.
Consols are officially marked 911 and for
money, and 924 and 92 for the account. The present
quotations are 912 to / for cash, and 92 to I for
the 7th Feb. The official business report is as fol-
lows:—Three per Cents. Reduced. 912, 3 ; New
Three per Cents., 911, 3 • New Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., 78 ; India Stock, 2201; ditto Five per
Cent. Stock, 1859, 1002, I ; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1868, 953, 96k ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dis. ;
Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 94, 3 ;
ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 ; Exchequer
Bills, 25., 7s. dis.

. ,
Foreign stocks are quiet, with scarcely any
change in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1834 is
quoted 70 to j, and that of 1858, 561 to 4.
Salee are recorded as follows : Belgian Four-and-
a-Mall per Cents., 97 (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Four
per Cent. Certificates, 1001; French Three per Cent.
Rentes, 67fr. 25c. (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three
per Cents., 21, i ; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
1833, 441, ex div. ; ditto, Three per Cents., 1856,
1857, and 1859, 44, ex div. ; Russian Five per
Cents., 104 i; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821;
Spanish Passive, 18, 17i, ; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1858, 5(4.

_
Fova o'CLoo:a.
Consols remain steady, at 912 to / for money,
and 92 to I for the account.

It is supposed that the increase of 531,5531. in
the government securities, shown in Friday night's
B.nk return, or the bulk of it, represents advances
on Deficiency Bills.

To-morrow (the 15th) is the day for lodging
the depcdit on the capital of the railway and other
bills uow before parliament.
The Armenian, from the West Coast of Africa,
has brought 6,500/
The Niagara, which sailed on Saturday for the
United States, took 190,0001. in specie. This
makes the aggregate sent during the last six weeks
2,555,000/.
. . .

In 'addition to the gold ships previously men-
tioned, the Clutha sailed from Geelong for Lon-
don on the 16th November, with 23,755 ounces,
worth 95,000/., making the total on the way hither
686,0001.
The advices from Sydney mention the suspension
of Mr. H. W. Johnson, contractor, with liabilities
estimated at 22,8241., and assets at 22,4811.
The traffic on the 748 miles of the South Aus-
trian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway
Company for the week ending Dec. 31 was 40,0801.,
being 10,8761. more than in the correeponding
week of 1859 on 687 miles ; and that on the Lorn-
bardo-Venetian.line 4,7261.. showing an increase
of 1,743/.
The particulars are published of 294 bonds, re-
presenting 21,9401. of the Sardinian Five per Cent.
Loan, which have been cancelled.
A rise of IL took place on Saturday in the shares
of the Australian Agricultural Company , owing to
the receipt of a remittance of 15,0001. from their
agents in Australia. 6,0001. of this sum consists
of the ordinary remittance, and the rest is go-
vernment compensation to the company for some of
their land, taken for railway purposes in New
South Wales. _ _

We are requested to state that the share list of
the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia
(Limited) will be closed for London applications on
Monday (14th inst.), and for those from the country
en Tuesday.

SATCBDAT EVEI.OIO.

Consols, which closed yesterday at
for the 7th February, opened this morning at 92
Ito 1, and after relapsing to 92, " sellers," closed
at 91 15-16 to 92 1-16, or exactly 92. For money
the last price was 911 to 1. After the close)!
the Stock Exchange, the price improved to 92 to 1
for the account. -The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
91 1, ; ditto, for account (Feb. 7), 92 ; Three
per Ceuta Reduced 911 b ; New Three per
Cents., 911, /, ; Thirty Years' Annuities,
expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; Bank Stock, 232 ;
India Five per Cent. Stock, 100 i, i ; ditto Bonds,
75., 12a. dis.
Theyive per Cent, rupee paper remains quoted
94 to 95 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to
101 ; India Bonds, 12s. to 7s. dia. ; and the Indian
Five per Cent. stock of 1859, 1001 to 1. Exchequer
Bills were fiat, at tie. to 2d dia.
Foreign stocks were steady, with few trans-
actions. Turkish Bonds were rather firmer
in the afternoon. The loan of 1854 clotted
at 701 to 1, and that of 1858 at 561 to 1.
Bank shares remain firm. Bank of Australasia
have improved. There was also an advance in Pet.l
River and South Australian Land, and more in-
quiry for Peninsular and Oriental Steam. On the
other hand, Red Sea Telegraph and Scottish Aus-
tralian Investment stocks were quoted lower.
An improvement took plat* in New Brunswick
Government bonds.

Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds declined abort
per cent.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follow :--Ooesn Marine In-
surance, 4 to 41. prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, II to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine
Insurance, I k to 14 prem. ; London and Provincial
Marine, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 pretu.; East India Irriga-
tion, f to din ; East India and London Ship-
ping, g to a prem. ; and Central American Piers,
to 1 prem.

MINEB.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cuoca.

The mining market is flat to-day for most de-
scriptions of shares, and there is little business
doing. East Wheel Russell shares are officially
marked 91, and there have also been dealings in
Stray Park, East Basset, Wheal Buller, Providence,
Wheal Margaret, and Great South Tolgus.
In colonial mining shares Dun Mountain are
marked ; Great Northern Copper (South Aus-
tralia), k and' prem., showing an improvement ; and
Port Phillip, 108. In foreign descriptions there is
no change.

THE SPECI AIL SUNDAY EVENING 8/113VIC10.—••
Yesterday evening the *nomad of the series of special ser-
vices was held in Exeterhall, the spacious room being well
filled notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather. The
service was conducted and the sermon preached by the Rev.
Archibald Boyd. M.A., honorary canon of Olouteeter Ca-
thedral, and incumbent of St. James's church, Paddington.
The sermon next Sunday evening will be presehed by the
Rev. Aubrey Price, M.A. of New College, Oxford, chaplsis
of the Lock Hospital. The locoed of the new senes of spe-
cial Keyless was held in the nave of Westminster Abbey,
the attendance being much larger than it was on the pre-
vious Sunday night. Prayers were intoned by the Rev.
Precentor Rodeo, M.A., and the choir was materially
etzengthened by several of the choristers from the Chapel
Royal The saloon was preached be the Rev. John Jen-
nies", C.lllOll resideotiary o. Westroinker, and rector
John's, who selected for his text the fith
dockpter of Homo,
Tens 4: " 0 Ephraim, what shall I unto thee? 0
Judah, what shall I do unto thee! For your goodness is
as a morning cloud, and as the early dew it tooth away."
The discourse was marked by great simplicity, and it,
was listened to throughout with cloee atteotson. The
Rev. Daniel Moore, ILA.. incumbent of Camden church,
Camberwell, and " Golden Lecturer," will be the preacher
wxt Sunday evening, and on the following Sunday evening
the sermon will be preached by the Rev. James Moorhoww,
N. A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, citrate of Sheffield.
A POTHDCAN HALL —The following are the
names of gentlemen who peened their examination in the
science and practice of medicine, and received certificates
to practise, on Thursday lAA :—Thonuka Colston Won's-
toe, *Shrewsbury ; William Smith Rotten, Shaftesbury ;
Hairy Thomas Harvey ffisag, ciatt.rbury,
CwwwrAL Pair CZ.--411117-4.12t0W If DAV. --SA %-
DAY, JAN. 12.—Admission en psymost, i4l ; ditto lif ace-
son *kiwis, 1,79 e ; total, 1,b3,i.

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NAVAL -111 D MILITARY.

CHATHAM. JAN I.:

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A. .. tt. ..1 tt••, 5t.1.4 Taw., ••t-ti (NA.
lit • I..ta h.eir riday night the erst &tau kneel at sick
mid mmeksl tnsen from the army serving in Chins arrived
sl ti Pm. hot., Plymouth. at which
pet *hes .h....harked from the elm:tend troop...hip Ktaa..„,
wt. foe.. flour Kean el the 7411. f August Last.
tem m Jaya. the Capt. mad et. 11..L.aa. at aa,,h of
Flo. L IL., slight detentes. were made. The autuher of
aoaaated to.ops who •toferked at Men
St i 5..., all Lod.. terloarrirm to the 1:.•yul A rtilltr y.
Itoyai racat•••-t•• MIX Colya. lit 1t0,a1...
:44 half.,Mut, Glb, and !t7th Regiments. the
lib le she nemesed of thiptain No ut the 21st
It tient of %Aim Native I &Nary. mat at medical chane
am • "MAN stargwap Jess,. The Epsom likewiv
• t 1w0... • few naval invalid... and about
yomme and childrea. During the v..) so
• t s.. .oath, •••••14rird oss hoard. otw .4 the troops twine
a ~. 5..4 d the ..:th Ite;iment, sod the other au orderly
el ti surf I 'orp... tea ismee soldier also arrived
will. ll.e invalid., and u rear-hien Wort Pitt were at °nee
Wry tato the luseti.• hoel.ital at that establishment. The
mesmodie ut the ievalids are expected to arrive at Fort
Pitt Tiseedisy. The Epsom was towel from Falmouth
• ii,noseth by haw Ilapeety's aleaber !spiteful
to important Advaindtv has just hoes issued
'steadiers the hoes of reprmaesetion to all the ordinary
ietabbehed laboorers permamatly 'nip/anid is the ....seri!
ass •I victualler/it yards both at hose and abroad. The
elect .4 this rpraatias by the Lents r 4 the Admilalty is
..-truspretire es its operatics a. niisi4. the °edits:ay
ode latesinms dierheiged mime the dale of the
Peeper moieties Act et She 19th April, 1.4:44, wh.ther they
imbued the service previeirly se subsequently to the
persioi of the said wt.

POICRUIOUTH. JAL 13.
The Edgar, 91, 14errw, Captain Jame* R. Kato'',
bres.li the lag .4 Hearmihniral Joha Ilpiinstone ErMisr,
Vie indahear. 91. anew, Captain Yeashswe; the
/44.ers. 91. wrem Cement G. W. tita ua llegh. : and the
LamLm. !VFW. I amass J. H. earthmen, Masi from
ipitLead yesterday efterenna fee Lisboa.
The Herrmann', A. p.ddle wheel .loop. Commander
Willrtu Wend. ie expe•-ted to tam Tared*, fur the West

A courimartia w.ll e...-mble on hoard the Victory.,
ha memo, learning, *leder the premideuey of Captain the
Mae. -Inemph Deemer, for the trill of Ceptaie Moormaa, of
bee Majesty's ..lop mach. The Commack. a corvette carry-
Mg :1 gem. wer"..oinnerwioned about two years ago for
✓estos on the W...t India station, but returned
he FAO", hefore the exparation of her term,
1111. T.ivralmv La.t. owirg to Marione circtun.tance. which
...Yaronl, and "tit If which the forthcoming %-
quay las maws. The charge epee which Captain Moor-
sue in to be triad a. that ad aggraniva and unodkerlike
• t toward. a man rated Isaiah !loath. formerly be-
k,r.ig to the Cammack. Let who dineried from thr.t ship.
teed. us being captured. was tried at Haifa[ in December
last. arl wahoced M. Is nanetha' insprisonm,st. on hie
rM,:th, in ho. defence, made several allegation.. agant.t
11.41111•11, opus which the present charge. have
born ft.reed, end thY order for trial imued by the Board of

LAT 'ostßour.ft al, THE N Y.—The
Trr.n.orv, opus thc reeemineadation nf the Board of Ad-
atirait), heal rated Item-Admiral Sir Baldwin Walker a
peo.i.o fur his civil movies@ as rarrevor and controller
ti e N.ery of Olaf. a-year. no past will, we hear, be
by a highly complimmataly letter from the
board. todlittej their put appreciation of mit. Ilahlwritie
pm.; r ;‘t the bfa 071 I,cA Woe department. Serrire

ens.ritni.LF.R%frlip nr Tn 54a, —The plan t 4
forotiag a board of Naval Coustreetioe, whfci'..b.. been for
spate tuna evatamplated, has, ws bear, hien oC:cloned.
and Rear Admiral R. S. Robinnos will shortly be sppotnfred
Cuutruller of the Navy, lu lieu of NU Iktdivin Walker.—
V.:4d 3m ,•r

AT ;V TO A VOLVICTEEK CoLoNNL. —At
Claughtoe, near Birkenhead, on Saturday afternoon laid,
lerulenant.Coionel Kam of the let Battalion of the
(e hire Bias Volunteers, was presided with a magnificent
Weer "perms. by the members of the 2alCheshire Volun-
teer Rinse, of which he was, until promoted, the captain.
The presentation touk place in the drill room of the corps,
which was gaily lit up any decorated with nags, arms, ever-
t& The company erompriand the flute of the die-
t, on the platform were Mr. Wm. Jackson,
the Rev. Bryan Mon of London, Mr. John laird, and
ailairoas volunteer Akers. The chair was uocupied be
Mr. John Itareaseo,ft, and the ,tpremse was presented hy
Oliptaia Wm. Horror, of the 2nd Chire Volunteer Rifles.
illumioated address, which was also presented, was read
by the Rev. W. Tattersall, of I baton, sad chaplain of the
lad Cheshire Volunteer