The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-26 00:00:00

The scrip n! the New Indian Loan was Patter, at
100 i to p. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was
quoted 93i to 94k ; the Five-and-a-Half per
Cent., !9►} to 100 i ; and India Bonds, 30s. to
250. dis., tieing heavy.
The foreign stuck market was very dull and inac-
tive.

Intelligence, received rid Trieste, announces Like
arrival of the wails frow Calcutta and China, at
Alexandria.

Bank share. to-day were steady. Canada Laud,
Victoria Dock. Electric Telegraph, and Peninsular
and Oriental Steen' shares were quoted lower. Rod
Sea Telegraph were iu demand. There were also
inquiries fur Trust and Agency of Australasia.
The cluNing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In-
surance, to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine
Insurance, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; London and
Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India
Irrigation, gto dia. ; East India and London
Shipping, Rar to j prem.
The posttion of the New York money and stock
market is noticed as follows by Messrs. Cawmann
and Co., of that city, under date of the 12th inst. :
In the money market there is no important change.
Loans on call are readily obtainable at sto 7, and discount
for first-class paper ranges at 6to 8 per cent. The bank re-
ports fur the fortnight show an increase in loans of 141.468,804,
and a decrease in specie of $4,151,461. These changes
have been caused by the payment at the sulrtressury on
account of the new United States loan. The receipts of
gold were 1853,776 from California,and $625,000 from Eng-
land. For foreign exchanges the market is rather inactive,
but steady. The stock market, since our last report
of the 26th ultimo, has been influenced almost
entirely by the course of political affairs. A hope-
ful feeling prevailiug in the early part of the fortnight the
market was active and buoyant, but the tone of the in-
augural address of the new President, delivered on 4th
inst., leading to tn. apprehension of a collision with the
seceded states, business became quite limited, and prices
had, for a time, a decided downward tendency. As subse-
quent indications have induced the belief that the policy of
the present adminiitmtion will not be precipitate but con-
ciliatory, and that extreme measures will, if practicable, be
avoided, the tendency fur the last three days has been
upward, and although pric.,a are rather lower this morning,
the first board closed steady. The market, however, con-
tinues feverish, as it responds readily to the reports from
Washington, which are frequently very contradictory. The
late advices hoot Europe have had no perceptible effect ; but
a portion of the late dulness' may probably be attributable
to their rather uutavourable tenor, and the non-arrival oli
the Australasian.

MIKES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooz.

The mining market continues quiet, with limited
transactions. In the Stock Exchange Great South
Tolgus shares have been dealt in at
showing au improvement ; South Wheal
Frances, at 150 ; Stray Park, at 35 ;
and Tiucroft at 511 and b , ex div. There
have also bean dealings in tie undermentioned
mines, viz :—East Caradon, East Basset, East
Wheal Grenville, Silver Vein, and East Wheal
Russell.

Foreignand colonial descriptions are steady. St.
John del Rey has changed hands at 3111 ; Great
Northern Copper (South Australia) at prem. ;
and United Mexican at 5.
At North Providence Nine meeting yesterday, the accounts
showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 469/.

At Wheal Arthur meeting yesterday, a call of 2s. per share
was made.

The Wheal Nelson accounts, presented at the meeting
yesterday, showed a debit balance of 8301. A call of ts. per
share was made. It was resolved to suspend all operations
for the present.
Par Consols Mine sold on the 19th and 20th inst. 2v tons
13 meta. 3 qrs. 15 lbs. of black tin, at 70!. per ton, making a
total of 1,7981. lls. 911.

Wert Fowey Consols Mine sold on the 20th inst. 13 tons
12 carts. 0 qrs. 7 lbs. of black tin, at 701. per ton, making an
sigErte of 932/. 41. 4d.
ra Wheal Hellion (March 21) Captain J. A ngove states :
—" We have this morning got the lift to work so as to clear
up the bottoms below the 44, which is about 8 fathoms lung
and 3 feet deep, and when cleared will be found a lode from
2 feat to 3 feet wide, which will produce fine stones of yellow
capper ore. The men have this morning begun to clear the
bottoms, which will be completed in a few days time. The
eraectita south and north are much the same as when last
riTon"
rVn Wheal Harriett (March 27), Captain S. Williams
writes :—" In the engine shaft we have met with the cross-
course, which will greatly assist us in sinking. The 100 end
is worth 301. per fathom, and the stapes above ditto, 1001.
per fathom. All other points as tart reported."
From Kelly Bray, the agent writes :—" Western Mine—
The pitch iu the back of 185 east is improved, now worth
101. per fathom. The 75 and 45 are looking promising, sad
the tribute pitches are also improved. Eastern Mine—The
70 north is eased for driving, awl we expect to cut the lode
iu from three to four weeks. The GO is looking exceedingly
kindly."
From Charlotte United, Captain R. Kendall states :
"The lode in the GO east has improved in size and quality,-
in the 60 west we are within • few fathoms of the ore ground
wrought in the level above. The 50 east has greatly im-
proved, and the adit ends mat and west on King's lode are
looking very promising. Trenon engine will go to work nest
Wednesday."
From Wheal Grenville, Captain G. R. Odgers reports
(March 23) :—" The lode in the engine shaft varies from
18 inches to 2 feet wide, of quartz and ore. In the western
end of it there is a good branch of ore, which if opened on,
would produce 1 ton to the fathom, leaving tribute ground.
The lode in the 100 east is nearly 18 inches wide, the leader
part being from 1 foot to 15 inches wide, yielding if we
could save it dry, from Ito 14 ton to the fathom. In the
90 east there is • great improvement in the lode ' • it is
2 feet wide, and oo the footwall there is a branch of black
ore nearly 1 foot wide, and the remainder is nothing but
game and quartz, looking better than it has for the last
25 or 30 fathoms. If it should continue as at present it
will produce from Ito ton to the fathom. The pitch
below this level is producing excellent ore. The lode in
the 90 west is 10 inches wide, yielding three-quarters of •
too of good ore to the fathom. The stops above this place
is producing good ore, worth 101. per fathom."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
en NUMB AND IRISH maisorrno TILLIONATII.)
(IRO* OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
Transactions in wheat are very moderate, and prices of
lest week are maintained.
Flour in moderate demand at full pricer.
Oat' and oatmeal dull.
Egyptian beans firm at late advances.
Indian corn quiet.