The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

UNITED STATES.

The news brought by the North Star is two days
later than we had by the Kangaroo, which arrived
at Liverpool on Wednesday. There is a more cheer-
ful report of commercial affairs, The following is
from the New Turk Times of latest date:

FILIDAT OCT. 30 P.Y.
The market for money continuato ;how gradual re-
oovery from the recent severe onringlement and prewar%
and these is • more ccefklent spirit manifested in the Stock
Exchange. The ease M negotiating prime short paper,
untainted by the late faller, and extension of payments, is
chiefly felt in bank, as private lenders are doing but little
through the discount brokers. The foreign 'schnaps are
improving, and remitters, to the limited extent they are in
fonds, are paying 106 to lon per cent. on London for prime
bills, 60 days, and 108 to 1081 for shin, sight credits on the
Bank of England and other well known parties on the other
Ode. The business for the North Star, sailing to-morrow, le
not large. The domestic exchange, continue mach depressed,
ly on points south of Philadelphia end west of
Albany. The rates take the wide range of 85 to 95 per cent.
Advice. from Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, Illinois, Mis-
souri, &c., are to the effect that the opportunity and
met of placing funds in New York ere wholly un-
certain. We heard to-day of remittances from Richmond
at a met of 12 perwhile from Nsehville end Cincin-
nati occasional cheques are had at 3 to 6 per cent. premium.
We quote oar own broken' rates to-day on Philadelphia 95,
and Hagen 99 to 991 per ant. Gold 100/ to 1001 per mat.
The additional rise at the stock board to-day wee quite
marked 'n Erie shares end bonds. The former went from
101 to 121, and the latter were in request at • rise of 2 to 3
per cent. on the conees Ale issues, and 5 per cent. on the
third mortgage. New York Central, Reading and the
Western-road shares were firm. The bonds of ihe Illinois
Central 1 per cent, lower. Sales this afternoon et 1181 per
amt. Sales of the stock in the morning at 82 to 83
cent. The generid market left off firm this afternoon. The
deliveries ref Reading to-day wee made with a little MOM
ewe, end, although as much as 34 to 331 was paid early in
the dealings, the stuck sold 311 at the close. State stocks
advanced Ito 2 per cent. Miesourle sold et 69 per cent.
The Sub-Treasury readved to-day 213,276 dole., paid out
341.547 dole., end held at the close 5,493,776 dole.
Tiro North Star takes a small shipment in gold for Eng-
land to-morrow, and it I. not inimitable that meet of the
sovereigns brought eat by the Persia en Wednesday will re-
lent by the seam mead, es rumours were current on 'Change
ids armaera OM the empension by the tanks In New Or-
bs= lnd or world mesa Memoe general, thereby even-tug
the enelismens la that quarter. The ootton and sugar planters
ea the 111ssWpp1 Over, as we anticipated lest weak, are
to ren to amsign their products to that market for 'amides,
order the very stringent condition of the money market and
the dlisalty of *egotist's( bills. This circumstance I.
errievely anbaremilng M the factors, who had eampted bills
le sealare In October lad November, end several heavy
It Duren ham transpired.
We understand the settlements on bankers' cream use Im-
proving thin week. The importing home., who have theater
stood fires through the preseure, an finding some reliefs* bank,
and If the collections could only be facilitated from the tate-
iMekihetieTould be further materially assisted by thejohbare.
Al the steamer to-morrow .41 take out men sheer.
tut via!s then the preview packet. It will be sow that •
large busiesr was done to-day on the Corn Exchange In
flour sod grain, one-half of which we. for export.
A fortnight ago this day we announced, with much Me-
nishment to the public, as it certainly was to the neworeepor
reeetrtni banking trioppage
of WionferZment IT, and the 'reel.. Wewn ?ale
now the pleasure to state, on competent authority, that the
house will resume payment In full to-morrow morning, not
only for the purpose of meeting promptly all existing en-
gagements, but with the intenuoix of continuing their re-
gular bushier se though no interruption hod occurred, as
indeed none ought to have occurred, two weeks ago. The
suspension of the house, with large and unquestionable
means, being one of the many disagreeable, and, under all
the circumstance., dishearten ing incidents of an extraordi-

nary condition of money affeire--„ illustrsting the Intensity of
a panic which forma wealthy money-lenders to become
borrowers and the borrowers, in turn, to stop pap:oast —we
take it Unit their resumption will now be viewed by the
publb ma all indication, the firm of the bind sinco the panic
season, that better times am in store for the unfortunate,
and that all is not lout of private credit which seemed in
draper.