The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKRTS.

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LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET.

(11118 DAY.)
(BY Lamm AND rerrmutainowaz. ricaca.arn.)
171011 OM OWN 00IRER70NDINT.)
Corrox.—Market quiet ; salsa about 5.000 bales.
Coml.—Market moderately attended ; attest aad flour
quiet, at unchanged rates, Mace Friday. Other articles are
without any malarial alteration.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SOOLL—The market has opened quietly but with some
inquiries for brown qualities ; the private sales include
about 4,000 bags of good old Blared Manila at 305., and •
parcel of No. 13 Havannab at 37a. Refined : The market
continues doll ; brows lamps remain at 435. 6d. ; good
titles, 425.
Conn.—The small pubic sales have gone off well at
fall prices ; privately a fair business is doing on full terms.
Tan.—The market I quiet.
Rata-200 pans. of Demerara sold at ls. 3d. tole. 10d.
for fair to superior, with lihds. at 15. 11d. and barrels at 2a.
Rice—The market has become quiet.
flaurrsruz.—A parcel of fine quality reported sold at 325.
COCIUNTJW—There is an active demand. Prices show an
advisee of id. par lb. over the prices paid at the iNetioll.
COTTON coating, dull ; prime show • further decline.
JlTTL—Basioess hes been done at an advance of 3s. to 10a
per toe.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market in steady at the follow*: prior :—Tow
tallow, 41a. 3d. ; Peteesbarg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 3d.
Jemmy to March, 41s. 9d.; March, 42a. 9d.; April to
Jane, 436.1

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Menem Haney sad Seeks report trade firm at the fol.
'owls( prior :—Prise reeedow hay, 951. to 105 e. ; clover,
old, 110 e. to 12de.; New, 25e. to 30e.

THE ROYAL MAIISOLEDDL AT FROGMORL. —Yes-
isrday maiming, 'best 10 o'clock, the mamtive sad elegant
egos, which is intended to be placed in the new
royal mouth= at Femme% as a fitting receptacle for
the remains of the Prime Consort, was conveyed from the
Mof hos the Windsor terminus of the Great
goods
Railway to the royal grounds at Fromm. The
which le of • dark polished Scotch griicite, ar-
riPredirrindeor from Aberdeen on Sunday morning. It
cossists of two parte, each of which was carefully packed
in /Moog wooden eases They weigh together about 13
tons. TM recumbent statue of the Prim Clomort, which
is to bee placed ow the top of the airoophagna will, it is
understood, be the work of Baron Muor.hatti. The mau-
soleum itself le sow nearly finished.
" Brat • limo !"—On Friday last the King of
Prussia visited Minden, accompanied by several Premien
princes, end impeded the 13th division of his troops on
their return from the Duchies. After the inspection there
was a lunch, to which all the staff officers of the division
others who bad distinguished themeless, and the chief
civil authorities, were invited. His Majesty prepared the
first toest—" To the brave Prussian army, aod particularly
the 13th divides;' sad haseediately afterwards Prime
Frederic Charles proposed • sheer for the King, and eon-
eluded his speech in follow :—" For snob • King one
fights cheerhdly—fer mush a Kim rise bawds cheerfully—
and for snob a Bing, if arreamary, sae ales dies cheerfully."
TIII CALLOW/1W AND THE SPREAD 07 EDDCA.
more. —Lord Lyttlekm, writing to the Times, states that
the following languor, bee bees used by several enalowuers
during the meat Mike in South Eltafferdthire: " That they
disapproved night wheels ; that the more a man wee edu-
cated the wane worthies he was; that they should for the
future decline to mist the working-dams in say way; that
education and the puny papers kad dosesll the Ws-
chief, and that publimboasse were the proper plum for
working men to meet in ; that they should leave the work-
ing cheese to thesaselves for the future; that the more was
done for the working clams the son ungrateful they wen;
that if educatioa wit much farther there would soon
be no colliers to be had, and that the utmost a work-
isg-man should know wee to read his Bible ; that education
had tiled the sea's heeds with all kinds of nomense, and
that the beet educated men had misled the others." Lord Lyt-
Nem, in the course of his soimadversioni upon this lan-
gur, observes that the collier population generally have
some inseams, such us the demorthsing einploymeste
still allowed to women ; imperfect ventilation and imperfect
inspection of the pits ; want of proper provisioa for esearity;
reed employment of boys too young sad too ill-edsosted.
" It is certain," writes his lordship, " that the better the
ms are educated the store these grievances will be felt.
But if any employers. missaimudy or unemicionsly, math
this an obje to education, they will seraredly meet
with mall symethy in the counify."
TAZANDAZ TZOVZ.—His filaritmels PARDON.—
Os Friday lath, at the Swan Inn, Hastings, the rent audit
of C. H. Frame. Esq., who cams over hors Brighton to
dim with the tioashy, was held. After diaper, in pro-
posiag " the Health of the Queen," he remsrked that there
was a eireontetaace connected with that neighbourhood
which be_ would mention that was calculated to inereses

their loyalty caul warm attachment to her Majesty. Two
poor men bidorgng to that Deighboarhood had been in prison
for some time, sod he believed they were in
pnaished. A Mn. Xilby, • pence who bad eseratel
days, bat who was now employed by Mrs. Peewee to
teach her rho* and to play their erten is their dui* at
Carboni, hoard of their unfortunate one, and wrote a n-
sportful letter to the Queen about them. Now, be did
not hesitate to say that no one should presume to write
to her Majesty withoat her permission to do so, bat her
Majesty had attended to the letter in a moat kind and
gracious manner. The Queen's secretary had rat an answer
to Mn. &ay, the metier had bees fully gm* tato,
and he was happy to hear that these poor toes lad been
'almond from gaol, and bad returned to their families.
He referred to the case of trephis Willett and 8. Thomas,
who had hers triaisbed for concealing treasure trove.
Now, 'wording to Blackstone, this was not a ore of treason
trove, se there or no reasonable inference that the gold
which had bees found had ever been purposely bidden
is the plain where it was found, bat more probably had
bto some crest man who had fallen in hafts.,
sad sir that ems it would became the property
W dear. Is the next place they did as. dod the
gokl ear did they know of their owl knowledge where
it erne from ; they purehmed it of another man ; it was
• regular commercial transectios. If it was • crime for
them sot to infers him that they seepected it was worth
mom than be timer it was, each crimes were committed
ea every market day I. every market town in Wkingdom.
And lastly, the old law of treasure trove was virtuelly
repealed by a sew sot of parliament six dare after these
men were convicted, and yet they had hem is Lewes pot
over since the 21st of last December far • crime el
which they were not guilty. Had they been properly
defended. be did sot believe they could have been coo.
viral ; but thanks to the peat kindlier sad condom:enroll
of her Majesty is paying situation to the letter of a bumble
schoolmistress this. poor men bad sow rtarned to their
boom ; if it had net been so their poor families must have
sprit the whiter is the workhouse. The toast wan drunk
with peat applause, rwee also " The Prom and
priaggo of Ware, sad the met of the Royal Family," sod
norother tomb. As Kr. Fromm lied to raters to
tea by the assttrio, the party broke up ream
ier than they Wally We dose on other occasions.—
Berra Sraadard.
Excluding the yield from alluvial diggings, the
=:ty ofgold which bee Dose extracted from the reeds W
laid two mounts to 8,4220 r., bat of tide
7,BDOms. have be by two asnmaise alma. One
el them, known se No. 6, has sow divided moon the
eirrehoklers the war of 11,(7601 sterlywithout harem
ewer mode my express ; the ed sad reae,
meek amass to 3,0001., has bees paid by the
yisid.--Otarg. (NA) Pass,.