The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-03 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

-
Two o'Cx.oca.
The intelligence of rising markets for public secu-
rities on the Continent, added to the continued satis-
factory tenor of the accounts from Germany, have
combined to impart much firmness of tone to the stock
market, and to keep prices steady at the rat
improvement, thus neutralising the re e ten-
dency which generally follows any sudden upward
movement, as the smaller class of speculators come
into the market with a view to realising profits.
Consols were nominally called at one time to-day 971
to 1, bet the rates of actual transactions are 971 to /
for money, and 973 to 1 for the account of the 11th
December. The present quotation of the market
is 973 to / for both, and 1 more for delivery in
lannaly.
Business is marked in the Reduced Three per Cents.
at 981, 1, and ; the New Three-and-a• Quarter per
Cents., at 961,1, 1, and 1. Long Annuities, 1880, at
71; ditto 30 years, 1869, at 7i; ditto 30 years, 1880,
at 8 1-18. South Sea Old Annuities have been dealt
in at 981. Bank Stock is firmer, with business at
212 and 2121.
The market for Exchequer Bills continues without
change, at 65e. to 88e. premium. India Bonds,
1,0001., mark 86s. and 88s. premium.
The foreign stock market is very steady, with a
slight tendency to improvement in prices, bat the
operations in this clans of investment are on a very
limited scale. Mexican Bonds are firmer, and
mark 321. The amour list Tomb; Madame

in the following, viz.:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., for the 17th instant, at 581 ; ditto
Four per Cent. Certificatee, 881. Mexican, for ac-
count, 3* and 1. Peruvian Four-and-aaalf per
Cent, 1849, also for time, 79 and 1; ditto Deferred,
351. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 34.
Russian Four-and-a-Half per Celts, 981 to 1. Spa-
nigh A:4.ive Five per Cents., for account, 181; ditto
Five per Cents., 1838.9 40, div. from Nov., 1850, 15 ;
ditto Passive Debt, 31.

hulk Abu*. 211 11
3 ha Ct. Rad. Am". 961
3 pa 01,06 a. Asian. 671
FORICIO
5 00 Ot Ask Lia Bon&
Ot. Dal& 130614.87 9
If fat 0.,
3Nit Ct. Bruut Bdu, 85 7
Ditto Now, 64 6
6 rdawn AFT
to Coihn Bd.. 70.163 5
Ditto Cohneb. D.I. Mu.
Columbtut 100166 Mc.. 31 #
3 oar Cc Bda.. 74
per:l C Dutch 845.. be 7
4 per Ct. Dutch C.430..66 7

143 per 03. Oro. tea. 371
lehe* :irei9Bl.2. ..she. to 644.
I PUNed.
1 per Cl Grenada Brit. 11 16
Grenada Dritered Ba. 4
Yen. Bda, sa,;
6 per 01. I,fraylan Ma. 189 Si
Ozny„ 339 44
r6prairli!.l 11.u•+. 11 it 67 9
Ditto Blab Mt, 189 f
3 per et 99saM Bat, 399
eo. Dricened „
Ditso Pantie BHdad., 31
34 Or (It Versesuala3o I
Varanasi& Deterred Bonn.. 199 119

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Suomi —The public salascionsisting of 6,000 bop Mane-
Cal, 6,000 bags Beep', an, 150 hhds. of Barbados) are
going off Moodily, at hat week's 'currency. Refined: The
market wears a arm appearance. Grocery lumps, 194. to 611.
Comm.-100 bags native Ceylon sold in public sale at
63s ; 70 casks of plantation Ceylon at previous title. The
market appears firm.
Tam.—We have no alteration to notice in this article ; two
ship, with a part of the new crop, have arrived in the river.
The cargoes consist of good and fine qualities.
Cunt Ltoun4.—The public tile went off steadily, at
ab vet the previous private cuttraet price, 995. 6d. to 10,.%.
P —4OO bap of white told in public sale, at a de-
cline of about 1, 6 ti 94 per lb. 603 begs black (Eastern)
offered, and bought in, 34 per lb.
Rum resales steady
Rica continues tiros. . . • - '

BLL?PIT9Z —Prices are supported, but the market has
not rise active.

Fuurr —A full amount of btuineas done in Currants and
a&ifill11, at last week's prime.
Corrox continues dull of sale.
In 'Ana articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is firmer to-day, end there is more disposition
to bay for future delivery, especially for the spring months
Prices may be quoted as under : Town Tallow, 364. W. nett
cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 375. Zlel.; all the year,
94.; Jen., Feb., and March, 375. 3.1.; Feb. and March,
37r. 6i. to 37.. 9J.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS

Mauro. Cooper and Dsvis report a short supply, but the
trade dull, at the following quwattone:—Prime Meadow,
70e. to 80s. ; inferior, 60s. to 65..; If. wen, G 0.% to 665. ; Clover,
70s. to 801.; serer d 60s. to 70r. ; Straw, 21s. to 255.

THE CAPE OF GOOD Horn MAlL—Arrangements
have been made for the Cape of Good Hope mail screw
steamen, which *re to leave Plrmouth on the 16th of every
moth, to call at Madeira and Sierra Leine, on their pump
to the Cafe, and they will doubtless mks mails for those
intermediate ports of call. Her Majesty's six ships which
and to leave the West of Eoul►nd with mails for Madeira
and Sierra Leone bate ceased to do so for the last two
months.

„
EARL SPENCER AND HIS TENANTRY.—The fol-
lowing important notice has been circulated among the
tenan.ry of the B ,r 1 i3eneer ,—” London, .Nov. 1, WO.—
My dear Sir,—Althr ugh I do not consider the time has yet
arrived when a permanent adjustment of the relation be-
tween landlord end tenant, under as altered state of the
law, eon be giusfactorily meted, yet I am aware that
didiculties are at present weighing upon my tenantry.
Tunis position, [Mitt' these chili niti s, has occupied
my earaest consideration, and I hero determined
to communicate the result in this manner to you.
I propose that, for three years from lettly-day, MG, to
Ladj•day, 1853, there shall be a r, ducoon of ten per cent.
on the present rents. Before the close of that period, we
may reasonably anticipate that the pp sent causes of uncer-
tainty, so lee as they era of a temporary character, will 'have
passed away, and the main c naiderations by which the
relation of landlord and tenant ought to ho regulated will
have Jammed a more settled and permanent character.
I am inclined to believe that prices will be lower toan
they hays been ; but I abo beLeve it will be found that
considerable relief has bee , obtained by the reduction of
taxation and increased facilities ot commuuication,diminishing
in some important i cma thecae of production of food, while
the extended demand arising from an increasing and
prosperons population, I can hardly doubt, will be found to
secure steadiness and certainty to the markets for that pro-
duce. lam aware that, in the rep lam now taking, /em
making a diminution of my income. Ido so with great cor •
diathy. My late brother, as you know, offered to put his
tenants upon leases; the offer was declined. The confidence
thus shown in my family doss not fall dead on my heart;
and when I and, as I hero done, by reference to the
records of my estates, that all my tenants (with one
exception) being yearly holder', their tenure of the same
land from me sad my ancestors, by them and their &noes-
tors, has god about ninety years, I reciprocate their
sentiments of generous confidence; and, though they have
not asked me for • reduction, and have cheerfully paid their
rents. I me the more willing—nay, desirous—to make this
sacrifice to prove my hearty goodwill towards them. I
request you will make known to my tenantry, at you
earliest convenience, the purport of this latter, so that they
may have the opportunity, before the winter lOU in, of
taking advantage of this ranch in, and be able to make
arrangements tor the full employment of labo and such
other useful operations as may mad to the improvement of
their farms, in which I trust that they and I may consider
ourselves an equally interested.-1 am, my dear sir, yours
faithfully, Sratecan.—John Beasley, Esq., Chapel Brainy).
ton, Northampton.
MEETING AT WARMINSTRIL—On Friday last, a
very numerous meeting (comp ned at the instance of the
magistrates acting within the Warminster division) was held
at the Town Hail, for the purpo,e, as the notice express. d it,
of Aiving every man residing in the neighbourhood " who
prizes Me protestant rights," an opportunity of joining in
wideness to the Queen and parliament " in reference to the
Kentish intrusion, and the attempts which are being made to
pervert the protestant faith in this kingdom." Several
BOIHIChis were made, and addresses to the Queen and par.
Lament adopts f.
EXTRAORDINARY PROCERDINGS.—It will be recol-
lected that about a fortnight sine., a person named Robs in,
captain of a vessel called the Trio, of Sunderland, was
beouilst before Mr. Itusteton, at the police court, Liver-
pool, on a charge of having forged an acceptance in the
name of Mr. Belt, the owner of,the vessel, for 511. 186. Gd ,
and which had been tendered in payment for goods to
Messrs. Bists'a and Ward ship-chandlers, Cainiog place.
That charge not having been substantiated, the captain
wen liberated from custody. It will also be recollected
that the vessel, whir% was on the eve of its departure
tir California, was prevented from sailing by some
of the creditors, after she was forcibly taken out of
dock into the river. Tho creditors had supplied stores to
the vend, on the order, it is said, of Captain Robson and
his father. Tne Trio, after lying in the river for a short
time, was taken into the King's Dock, where she remained
until Wednesday morning. In the meantime, it Is stated,
Bell (the owner or part owner of the vessel) and Robson,
by deed of sale, assigned the Trio over for the benefit of the
creditors, subject to a mortgagee and the charter, and the
vowel was only detained from proceeding on her voyage
in expectation of the mortgagee, Mr. Thomson, of Sunder-
land, arriving in town, to arrange with the creditors respect-
ing her sailiog. The charterers are Messrs. Kelso and
Bowie, broken, of Liverpool. Since the vessel was taken
into dock, the creditors have had a man or two on board as
guard, and for the purpme of preventing her again being
taken away. About four o'clock on Wednesday morning a
gentleman went on board the Trio, and asked the man in
charge whether he was there on behalf of the mortgagee,
became, if so, he had a note of clearance from that individual.
The man replied that be was there on babel( of the creditors,
upon which he wee seized by four men, gagged, and
forcibly pat under hatches A fresh etptain and crew were
then put on board, and the veenel was hauled out of dock,
and towed by a steamer as far as Poet Lynes, where the
old crew and the men who had been in charge of the
vessel, were put on board the tugboat, and sent back to
Liverpool. The whole affair appears involved in mystery.—
Lionpool Mercury.
'WOK RAILWAY TheYrto.—The following are the last
returns cg Um gross mediae of the principal Preach railways:
NOSTNIIIL—ItOIII Nevember,l9 toNov. ; 170,671 f.;
goods, 1136,001 L ; boat, 448,1173 L
Room,—fain Nov. 17 so; Nov. 23 : Pratiagers. 57,584 E; goods,
81,1704.; total, 143,712L1
ilLavam—Onam N0v.17 to Nov. 23: Prission, 10,11371. ; roods,
361)3135f.
Nov. 16 to N0v.24 : P■0110(1211. 72,11 ear.; eprodn
123,1111113.; IMAM.
bommam—Prom Nov. IS t0N0v.24: Pmeeesern 32,61 E.; geode.
; total 62,701 f.
Tramom.—Trom Nov. 17 to N0v.13 : Paminglis, ISOM loads,
SIAM; total. 73.3ML1
Bootoomm—hen Nov. la to Nev. 34: Penemmern 11,1129 f.; finned
blarLetal, 26,446 f. 9401.; goes--Troia Nov. 17 to Nov. 93: PamMiere, 1,
lLtrett; mas twat.
lemmws.l7eam Nov. ISM Nov. 11 : Peemisers, 16,0221.; go"
12g311.L05ta....L. 11.1,661 f.
Nov. 17 toner. 23: Pmermyere. %NUL; gee
WM; total. ImAlit•
halm—hem Nor. 16 to Nov. 99 : Pammagers, 9,,3751.; geoft.
re=t, MAIL
.4,8 Nov. 12 to Nov. IS: Palmation. 5,50 N.; goede,
111=ara1,..24,042L
haat N0v.12 to Nov. 111: Preeselen,4l,l3of.; Fmk
Nov.lo to Nev,let Primp" Ltt,tflit; geode.
essa.l.4) 1 Nov.o,of.
—Nem N U to Nov.ll ; Porragrzo, 07,71*.; grads,
11,1011.; MON. MAK