The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-11 00:00:00

MONEY MARKIST.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocit.
Pending the "arrival of the news from India,
the funds remain flat. The farther reduction
established to-day, however, does not exceed
1-16 per cent. The other departments of the
Stock Exchange also evince a drooping tendency,

and bonnets remains stagnant.
Consols are dull at 90t to f, for money, and 901
tot for the 14th October. India Stock is marked
210; Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 4s. dis., being flat;
and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 981.
In foreign stocks few bargains have taken place.
A feature of the market is the continued firmness of
Turkish Six per Cents., which are officially marked
951 for the 16th Sept. The other sales are limited to
the following, viz. ; Danish Five per Cents., at
1011 ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates,
at 091; GuatemalaFiveperCent. at 55; Mexican for
account at 21t ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.
at 79 ex div. ; the Spanish Coupon-Certifs., at 6 per
sent. ; and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 32i.
About 12,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from
the Bank yesterday, for exportation to the Continent,
to pay for silver.
The 60,9771. in Australian gold brought by the
Etna is expected to come to hand to day, and
will probably be purchased for exportation to the
Continent. The sovereigns by this vessel are o
Australian coinage, and are therefore unlikely to

remain here.
The total shipments of specie by the Tenet, for
the Brazils, previously stated at 108,3351., reach
164,000!., nearly all in gold.
The steamer Gambia has brought about 8,300!. in
gold from the west coast of Africa.
The steamer Panther, which arrived in the
Thames on Thursday from Boulogne, has brought
about 25,0001. worth of silver on freight.
The bar silver ex the steamer La Plata has been
sold at ss. 11,1. per oz. standard, being a decline of
id. compared with the price realised for the pre-
view' remittance.
We hear of bills on St. Petersburg being offered ,
in London at the reduced quotation of 361 d. At
present rates of exchange gold would come in con-
sidemble quantities from Russia were no official
impyeeddiimments interposed.
Exaggerated and alarming reports have been air-
culatA, to the effect that a solicitor has abecoodsd,
leaving liabilitic' to the amount of about 160,0001.,
represented in part by. forged bills. It is added that
one of the London joint stock banks is a heavy
sufferer. The facts of the cane appear to be as
follows: Mr. Thomas Dean, solicitor, of 7, King's
Bench Walk, Temple, has absconded, and 'de-
tective officers are in pursuit of him, as he is
charged with fraud and forgery. We believe, however,
that the total amount of his liabilities, so far as can
be ascertained, does not exceed about 25,000/. ; that
the circle of sufferers scarcely exceeds half a dozen
persons, chiefly his own relatives and immediate
clients; and that the sum in which the bank referred
to is interested is under 2,000/., and may be partially
covered by other securities. Mr. Dean lived, in a
plain way, at Barnes Common. His practice was
never extensive, but he had been some 25 or 30
years in the profession. We understand that his
name will appear in the list of bankrupts in this
evening's Gazette.
We are informed that Mr. Coppock and the other
directors of the Royal Surrey as Company
have made an offer in writing to resign, provided
that the names of five other gentlemen willing to
undertake the management of the company's affairs
be submitted to them. The object of Mr. Coppock
and his coadjutors is apparently to avoid the risk of
continued collision with the shareholders.
The East India Company have ordered the follow-
ing vessels to be surveyed, previous to accepting
them for the conveyance of troops, viz. :—For Bom-
bay, the steamers Great Britain, Italian, Princess
Charlotte, Indomitable, and Melbourne; for Bur-
rachee, the steamers &liana, Ireland, Leopold 1.,
and Austria; also, the Charity and St. Louis for
Madras and Calcutta respectively. The ships Ma-
labar and Bengal are ordered to be survey pre-
ed,
paratory to being engaged to convey recruits of the
Company's service to Madras.
The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten-
ders on the 17th inst. for the hire of ships to convey
emigrants to Sydney and Melbourne, respectively.
The vessels must be ready for passengers between
the 2nd and 10th of November.
At the meeting of the New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia Land Company yesterday the accounts showed
a net profit of 6781.18 e. out of which a dividend of
ss. per cent. was declared.
The American advices mention that all the direc-
tors of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company
have tendered their resignation, and a meeting of
stockholders is appointed to be held at Adnan
(Michigan) on the 25th Sept., to elect 13 directors.
A committee of stockholders, men of good standing,
has also been appointed, to examine into the liabili-
ties and resources of the company.
The position of the market for American securi-
ties is thus noticed by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co.:
During the pad week the actual transactions both in Ame-
rican State and railroad securities have been few and unim-
portant, and prices still continue for the moat part nominel.
With reference to the market for American rail-
way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as
follows:
The panic In the New York Stork markets has caused
much anzMty anumgrt the holders of Americo:, securities. It
is hoped that the misting depression will lead to a more
qoaveting control
17atter'inktieTydnoomelawayt the
stith. system
Neewf
York Central Companyehave all along conducted their finance
without foaling dett, and have strays bees safe in the most
severe panics ; whilst the Erle and most of the western roads
have carried heavy floating debts, which in times of pressure
bring down their credit to the lowest point. The seem fall
has brought in a good many buyers, at low rates, for Illinois
shares and o• sad we note a demand, at New York
rates. for 'Southern, New York Central, Reading,
cud Erie shams. Holders of these securities, however, see
not wilting sellers, and very little has been done.