The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-11 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

WED NESDAY EVENING.
The hileitieg important notice reepeolieg the ar-
rangeemet far the debt between Peru and Chili will
be read With sonsiderable interest by bondholders in
this country. It hi from the official paper of the re-
piglet the Aresicano, of 26th January last :
1. Peed sinstiris is favour of Chill for all and only debt
up tothilliilll Ste Ms of 4,000,000 dollars. 2 2,000,000 of
tile ma ail he alifilei to interest at 0 pre seat. r et &saes,
is esenimese Int Isfrawy, 1862 ; the otter 9.000 000, 3pt r
imam alma
balczsarr ateitestinar& 1864. e 3. I.ltectitlierelt
or drift gamin fee the ;lusts socoardltily. 4.' la
11611 will be sturtess between the two governments the
peogisnin sedsespliss 'Ohs 4,000,000 of initial, Pees to
have the canes silieningai as Chill, sosording to the original
outtrast eir subsequent I with lb. English credi-
tors. he smithies ameesat to this
time. tioli7 be slim dares- stentai hoes dos.
li sesand she plenlyeliaderies in Unit. 12th 8s t.,1848.
Nisei sad lusted 13th Jimmy, 1860. EANUSL WELNES,
Preddent ; Joan Joanvim Palos, Minister for Foreign
Alain.

The second report of the committee of Mexican
bondholders hoe just made its appearance, comprising
an amount of the correspondence carried on by this
body on the subject of the renunets from the 22nd of
February last till the happy settlement of this por-
tion of the bondholders' claims. There is also a good
deal of valuable information relative to the amount
derivable from the silver duties and the tobacco denies,
which will doubting engage the serious attention of
those concerned, seeing that, for the present at least,
it is from these sources alone that the regular settle-
ment of the greening claims can be expected. It will
be seen from the extract annexed, which comprises
the concluding and most important paragraphs of the
report, that a hopeful view of the ultimate prospec's
of the bondholders is taken by the committee, whose
anticipations are entitled to considerable weight, con-
lidering the twilit..s at their command for obtaining
the fullest and most accurate information as to the
ex'ent of the benefit to be expected from the revenues
devoted by the Mexican government to meeting the
chargesof the foreign debt of the country :
It will be seen by the official returns, that from the ports
of Vera Ceps sad Tampico, the annual amount of silver
exported in the royal mail steamers to England alone,
amounted in 1849 to 9,616,300 dollars Then is every reason
to believe that the tap in from the ports of the Pacific may
be estimated at 6,000,000 more ; assuming, therefore, that
the export to other parts of the wi-rld amounts to 4,000,000,
we have an annul sum of 20,000,000 dollars, the expert duty
on which, at 34 per cent., would, If collected, yield 700,000
dollars, or 140,0001. sterling per annum; an amount newly
sufficient to pay 14 per cent on the bads frees this
source alone. It is perfectly clear, therefore, that
in giving effect to the measurn which have been
suggested by the committee, and append of by
Senor Mora, Mexico and the bondholders are equally
laterartel. Is regard to the customs duties, it is
clear that, if Mexico were to reduce her tariff, a " heavy
blow and great discouragement" would be given to the
smuggling which now takes place. This measure is ren-
dered the more meaner, since the cession of the Mexican
territory gives greater facilities to smuggling than formerly
existed. It is ridiculous to suppose that the duties of the
Atlanta ports of Mexico, would cot amount to more than
6,000,000 dollars per annum, or that they would be limited
to even double that amount, if • proper system of customs
duties were adopted. To allude to another portion of the
duties hypothecated to the b ndholders, via..—The to-
bacco, it will be seen that this subject has been
urged ow the attention of Messrs. Manning and
Maekintosh ; and we have every confideaco that what has
been written to Mexico, will have its due weight. As re-
garde the convention concluded between the government of
alnico and Mr. Robertson, nothing as yet has been decided
by the Mexican canna; but It is understood by the lest
advice. that the curses have paned a resolution that the
matter should be settled, both as regards the Internal and
external debt, within • period limited to 40 days. It is
hardly to be supposed that the Mexican colognes will be so
blind to the interests of Mexico, al not to conclude so favour-
able an arrangement as regards her foreign debt ; and it Is
still ler to be supposed that Mexico will sell territory mort-
gaged to the bondholders, without giving than a portion of
the purchase money. We cannot believe that such will be
the ease until we have positive evident:* of the fact, and
therefore it is mediae to di'cuae what measures it may be
necesesey hereafter to adopt in Ike event of a contingency
which has not as yet arisen.

The returns of the oFeration of the German Zoll-
verein for the first three quarters of the year 1849
have just been published, and as compared with the
same period of 1848, present the following results:—
The duties on the introduction of goods for caesura!).
Ition t,r the first nine months of 1849, amounted to
15.827,365 dollars ; the duties on exoort to 292,158
dollars; and the transit duties to 342,681 dollar.;
making a total of 18,462,204 dollars, or about
2,400,0001. sterling, spinet 15,574,942 dollars for the
same period in 1848, showing an excess of 887,281
dollars, or about 130,0001. sterling, in favour of 1849.
From the catalogue of goods, merchandise, &c..
introduced into the circle of the Zollverein during the
same period of 1849, we mske the following selection,
showing the increase and decrease, as compared with
the same period of 1848, in some of the most import-
ant articles.
1849. 1848.

Contain. Canteen.
Raw eo'toa
Cotton yarn, tarot 382,889 243,368
Iron of all kinds, tin, steal, hard-

ware, and cutlery 371 352 1,3.52,996
Flax, hemp, tow
Linen yarn and lime of all kinds,
tickings, to.
Brandies, amok emm 21,620 16,367
Wine and SIM
Fruits
Spices
Coffee
Cocoa
Rice 118,745 29,601
Raw and manufactured tobacco

and eigara . _ . . . 242,758 182,698

Raw sugar ter tba miseries in the
Zlllvertis
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Olive oil and turpentine oil 131,341 64,479
Silk, and mixed silk manufseturee 2,646 2,954
Tallow and atearine

Wool, and woollow
of an kinds 120,221 84,700
Train oil
Raw silk
Woollen yarn of all kinds
Herrings (casks) 164,631 128,601
From the above statement it will be seen, as re-
gards the trade with this country, that there was an
Increase of 60 per cent. in cotton and woollen yarns
respectively, and of 50 per cent. in wool and woollen
manufactures.

Amongst the articles exported the following are
worthy of being brought to notice:
Raw cotton 99,885 64,147
Flax, hemp, tow
Wool, and combed wool
Row silk 852 878
From the usual fortnightly statement of the opera-
tions of the banks of Brussels, it appear' ti.at the
total amount of notee in circulation on the lat inst.
was 42,391,906 francs, of which 31,881,905 were
issued by tto Societh Generale, and 10,530,000 by
the Bank of Belgium. The amount of bills dis-
counted by the three discount establishments of
Brussels from the 16th March to the Ist inst. was es
under: Central Discount Office' 227,672 f.; Societe
Geterale, 2,497,246 f. • Bank of Belgium, 3,170,328 f.;
total, 5,895,246 f. The amount of the discount busi-
ness transacted during the same fortnight by the
Bank of Flanders out of the government fund spe-
cially devoted to this purpose was 505,448 f
Letters from Messina complain of the damage
which his be'n done by the frost to the almond bine-
tams in the district of Bari, which it was expected
would affect the market for ;hat article, and give rise
to sprkulative operations. Sulphur was searoe, and
the new produce was not expected early at mar-
ket ; the peke wan quoted 28 tars for first Licata, duty
included, and ether qualities in proportion. Exchange
on Loucks, 1136.

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