The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-08 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVINIXO.
The market for public securities was rather more
buoyant to-day, and the English funds opened at an
advance of over the last closing prices. The news
from Paris of perfect order having been restored, and
of a further rise in the French Renter, contributed to
strengthen the market and impart confidence to the
speculators :or a rise. Consols opened at 951 to
both for money and account, and then advanced to 1,
at which they were stationary for some time;
the "bulls" showing a disposition not to carry
over their accounts, the market became a little
weak, and Console were last marked 95Z, clos-
ing at 951 to l for cash and time. They were
done for the next account, which is fixed for the 13th
March, at 951 to 1, leaving off 951 buyers. The
Three per Cent. Reduced marked 951, 1, and last 952.
The New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. were dune
variously—from 971 to 981. South Sea 04 Annui-
tie§ wets dealt in at 941.
Exchequer Bills of all sizes marked 585., 555. and
58a. ; and India Bonds, 87s. ; ditto, under 1,0001.,
87e. and 90s. pm. Long Annuities, 82. India Stock,
266 and 267. _

At the London and County Joint Stock Bank
meeting held to-day, a dividet:d at the sate of 6 per
cent, per annum (free from income tax) was declared
for th 9 halt' year ceding the 31st Mx:ember, 1849,
which would leave 2,7.16/. 7a. 84. to be carried to the
Ruarantre fund. The nett profit of tho bank for the
belt' year ending as above was stated to be
8,7375 L 7s. Bd.

The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com-
pany on the respective Presidencies of India from the
24th January to the 6bit inct. is as follows:

Rates of Each mire.
.. £113,646 610 lc 10.4. per comp•ey.e rupee.
11,390 10 2
Bombs, . 430 0 0 2s. per ditto.

/117,1123 19 u

We have received the following communication
from the committee cf Spanish American Bond-
holders :
13, Aunia•frurs, Feb. 7,1850.
Sir,—The committee of lipaniih American Bondholders
bays seen with regret the publication in your columns of a
letter from his Expelling BCIIOI Mom. the Meximn minis-
ter at this court, addressed to Mr W. P. Roberto., in
which the raintster is pleased to speak In somewhat *new-
was terms of this soaraiitse.

The saindsl.•likltAld, Whin justice to themselves
midis fate klersols mmim lIIs Kele we, to my that they
home fever, est soy onseden, treated any representative of
the Mexican geverament with say other than most perfect
respect. Dime been their duty In the protection of the inte-
rests of the bondholders to protest spicst some of the pro-
ceedings of Senor Mora. That gentleman issued, in 1848, •
public notification declaring that the bondho'dere had no
right to expect any portion of the indemnity money to be
spplied to the payment of their domande, although the ox-
bows. of the war, which resulted in the payment of this
indemnity, had been the cause of the swpsnuon of all re-
mittances for the payment of the dividends.
Against this unjast position meamed by Senor Mora, the
annesittes did earnestly protest. At the , very time that
Senor Mon was Issuing this notification in England the
Mexican government was holding out expectations to the
agents of the bondholders in Mexico that a part of the said
indemnity money would be applied to the fors ign debt.
Oa other occasions the committee have also been placed in
a painful position, having to oppose the proceedings of Senor
Mora, when by have been in direct opposition to the so-
pressings of the Mexican government and in violation of
the rights of the bondholders.
Mr. Robertson was so much impressed with the sense of
the fens position taken by Senor Kern in these matters that
during his stay in Mexico he urged on the Mexican goys:a-
ssent that Some Mora was unfit to retain the representation
of Mexican interests in this country, and strongly urged his
recall from his minion.

It will be perceived from the foregoing short statement, on
what ground it is that Senor Mora desires to put Mussel( in
communication with a newly formed committee on Modest,
Whim. Whether any such catmint' will matinne to exist
after the useedeg of the Mexican bondholders, appointed to
take piles on the 18th inst. (four of its members out of nine
having already resigned) will remain to be seen.—By order
of the committee, ALFRID GODFREY, Staitity.