The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-21 00:00:00

SMITHFIELI) HAY IHAHKET.-THIS DAY.

Mr. E. J. Davis reports the sappy short ; trade without
alteration. Primo meadow hay, Ws. to 1065.; superior,
110 s. to 120::. ; interior, 70s. to 80s; new, ditto, 90s. to
Ms.; rowan, 801. to 900 ; clover. old, 90$. to 1305.; second
cut, 8.55. to 1265.; new, 90s. to 120 s. ; straw, 275. to 30s.

COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Both Vegetables and Fruit are well supplied ; cod foreign
produce continues to be largely imported. West India
Pines aro erriviag in groat quantitiee, and English ones are
now unusually well supplied. Peaches, Nectarines, and
Cherries are plentiful, more especially Chitties, which are
in consequence cheap ; and Gropes of excellent quality are
abundant. French Cherries fetch from 2d. to 6,1. per
p_ound. Changes reality from 89. to 168. per NO. New
Potatees are fetching from 7s. to 15e. 9er cwt. Lettuces
realise from 61. to 9d. per score. Cut Flowers consist
of Passion Fiowen, Heliotropes, Eephorbier, Pinks,
Carnations, Cyclamen', Azaleas, Chintz. Primrosee,
Heaths, and Roses.

FRUIT.

Pine Apples, per lb., Se to Ss
Grape', per lb, Se to to
Percbee, per dos, Ss to 20s
Nectarines, d.) , 61 to 1 is

eiserrlee. per Ib. 4d to 2s
Melons, rack 20 to 50
tkrawberrus, per pottle, 211 to 841

Cauliflowers, per doz., 2s tc;
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Csobsgt•, red, ptr dos., 2a to 6s
Preach Beaus, per 100, 6d to Is
Rhubarb, per bun., 3d. to Gd
Asparagus, per kw, 2s to 3s
Pena, p. bait sieve, ls 64 to 21 6,1
Potatoes, per ton, 801 to Illus
per elm, laud to 54
pct. bush., bbd to 3s
raw, per cwt.. 10a to 20s
Carrots, p. buses, 4d to 02
turnips, do., 4d to Gd
Cucumbers, such. ad to is
Radishes. Turnip, p. 14 bucelit*,
is to 2.6

rABLEi.

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Stet, per dos, le Ed to 2a
Celery, per bun, le to le Gd
Leek,, per bum 0, id to 3d
timallote, per lb, 44 to 66
Garlic, pre lb., &I to 6d
Lettuces, p. retire, 9d to le
CO4, per reure, I, to te Gd
Small Sa a, p. pun„ 2d told
Bone !turban, per bar., la to 41
linehroome, per pot., le to le 6d
Parsley, per bands d to 44
roweet brats, per bunch, ld to 4d
Mint. green, do., 24 to id
Ilarjurrua, per bunch, id WC
Spinach, per intro, le to 2i

The sale, by Messrs. Foster and Soo, of the elegant
furniture and effecis of Henry Budd, Esq., at No 35, Bus-
sell.square, is terminated. Tots sop erbly-furnithed man•
sion, comprising choice bronsea and articles of vertu which
bad neat the tasteful owner some 12,0001., &Waited a
fashionable company. A beautiful canary bird, when
brought to the hammer, regaled the company with its
sweet note, and was kunited down at 81. Smell bronze
Tame realised from 30 to 40 guineas a pair, and other choice
ut.cles fetched high prices; bet, on tho whole, the sale
produced bat little more than one-fourth of the original
Cost
DUBLIN, JULY 20.—At the Tyrone assizes yester-
day the grand jury ignored the bills or indictment against
the persons charged with attempting to upset the excursion
train at Trillick, and the prisoners were accordingly dis-
charged.
ST. ANDREW'S RAGGED SCHOOLS, WINDMILL-
STREET, Lailltalli.--Tbe lath annual meeting of the sup•
porters of them schools was held at Blawkstune Hell,
Waterloo road, on the 19th inst., the Marquis of Illandford
mottling. The report, after dwelling upon the lamentable
condition of the locality where the schools were situated,
stated that they were well atter ded and exercised a salutary
influence. A provident loud and ragged church had been
added to the plan of operations: 322 girls and 297 boys were
on the books of the schools during the last three months,
and 1,660 children bad been tongued luring four years. It
was proposed to form a ragged infant school, to which the
Del. of Bedford bad promised to contribute 1001. The
total receipts had been 17W. 13s. id., and the expenditure
1861. 13s. 44.
THE WRECK OF THE PENINSULAR AND ORIEN-
TAL C 'a &runts. Pacna.—t he following is ex-
tracted tr.= s letter, dated Born bay, Jure 10.—The sunken
wreck of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Paella, in the Chins Sees, has, alter a most protracted
search, been discovered. The Pacha, it will be recollected,
came into eolli.ion with the Erin steamer, belonging to the
same campanv, while on her passage to Singapore, in July,
1851, and many lives were same. ed. The magnitude of the
treasure on hoard (60,0G01), which shared the late of the
able, induced several attempts u. be made to discover the
situation of the wreck, and in Dimbuy an association was
formed with a capital of 5,040 rupee. fur that purpose. The
proprietor, however, having exhausted the funds, ulti-
mately gave up the teak. About 12 months since the search
was renewed by a Mr. Lovell, who last week came upon the
wreck, will in a mi.e of the sp.tt, marked in tee chart by
the chief officer of the Erin, where it was supposed the
steamer foundered. Divers have been down, and a survey
of the wreck m.de, who. declare she lies in twenty.siz
fathoms of water, and although she is partly embedded lo
mud and sand, with her Ismael lying on the deck, by the
aid of several submarine explosions, little diticulty, at et
expected, will be experienced in recovering the specie. A
buoy has been placed over the wreck, sod an appheatioa
has been made to-the authorities at Singapore for protection
riat• the piratical junks, during the operations whit* were
motel So resod se the wres4

Without encouraging any sangehas expeetetione, after the seem
dittivelthe this company has escountered. the hope may now reams.
ably be if:deb/ea, that in the aurae cf the na etas
v icrtrovement 4411.4.11.;..,7tq
meri tl in the coed Son of he W m ane ay be ex
The great hindrance It has had to sustain, to the ridden Oeprivathe of
its supply of labour, by the opening out of the goad Cisooveries, la one
' which tut bunion ieedigenee could either have Loewe or guarded
against. It b.e operated se a complete przalpis of its movements; in
the Brat instance suapending Its operatives al•.egether, antithenovison
they have Ivan resumed, on 4 very limited PC4le (14WOrkliMed to the
capacity of the company's wet la), the mower of di layering to the
own rent the f. area Berra mine, the whole ce the copper that Is made.
agreeably to the terms of the contract, leaving the company's there
existd g only in tare, which It ins been ioll444l'Lle to smelt at the
cvm ;it o) 'lt works—has been a heavy draw ace ou tta Bnuures. When
these evils Isbell be entirely overcome, o very dtlfe tot e ate of things
may to looked for. The bleb rm. utetion of the COCO copper in
India, it wit b. seen, Is fully sustained. It u.t,y be wilt I 7 ethereal
that no purer copper can be produced in any oat of the world than
that wbich the company has the power of reeking under the patent it
enjoys. With nip, of to the continuance of r supply of ore from the
Berra Burnt mine, it will be seen that oo defietrocy to likely to arise
in that rapt et. An tiepection of the Audi eliau bet met, sheet, cn.
tattled in the appendix, will chow the large emoted of propacty which
the comparty pcesesiree In Australia. Mr. Handltee, it will be ob-
served, oaks that he lands the valuations of the pro petty in the
helium: sheet of the previous year fully bone out. The directors
cannot close teas a eport without exprorisg in the strongeod terms
their sense of the intelligence, activity, end a .41 with 'I r. Hamilton
has applied to the management of the cenitsu)'s idfairs since his
arrival in the colony in September Not.
The works at Spilt; bate need In regular operation throughout
the 'ear. The *meant of prat made there has ',ern 9,1.114. is. lOct.
Annexed her-do will Lie t and the balance rivet at 114111, aud
Aestivate. with the statement el ieceipte rod tdaburiduteats during
the past year.
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:tat:mina of Receipts and Disbursements from 70th of pril, 1854.
to 20th April., 16.4.
Ilectirre.-13.1ance at the bankers' on tb- 7.0;15 of April, I'sl,
2,201 i. I7a. 7d.; llpitty Works, 221,06..1. UM. ed.; South Australian
Works, 75,27!8.2.. GA.; sari:isms on copper, 17,5001.; debentures.
21,2251.; total rec.ipts, 337,2871. les. 7d.
P ntsars.— cisme at tho bankers' on 30th of April, 155,
1081. 45.; kitty Works, 253,25 I.Bs. 64.; -own Australian orka.
84,5601. 12s. 7d.; advances en oup;er r, p dd. 10,0m1.; 1,1,111-11:19011.
2.79:1 7,. bd.; brerest, 2,0961.145. 5d.; first dividend, 5.61. 17e. 6d.;
ski) -&lama, 5561. 1H.50.; air:cove ot Ilumu st..l2lllo,minl,
cludk.; &darks, rent, pasterns, and I,e'ty expense?, 20321. la. 34.;
stamps, 2001.; total payments, 337,2071. Pk. 7d.

NEWPORT, ABETWAVENNY, AND HEREFORD

RAILWAY COMPANY.

An extraordinary genaral meeting of shareh Iders was
held on Thursday, at the London Tavern, to deli; wino the mode of
proviiting capital far completing the Taft Vale Estenston from
Cramlin to Cattalo, a' Yard. The Non. W. E. Frtzodunica presided.
The report stated that by the opening (in a few wilt+) of the T.df
Vale tatensidn line to Crnmlin and ttashideth, an utibrdkrn ton.
resion'trould be secured with the ♦arioui ir a and mat work. in the
Ebbw Valleys, ha. The capital required to Se created w.ta for the
purpose of connecting the Newport, Abergaveany. and Hereford line,
with the sirhowcy and Itld mney Valley., the itt•tricts of Merthyr
Tyilvil and Dowlais, the Port of Cardiff, the .tt refire and bdiontala
Valtepo, and other important places on the T..X Vice Railway, with
which that line would have a junction at Quick. rd' Yard. it was esti-
mated that a further cute a 20,,0001. wont t be rr quilted for this pur-
pose% recornmendid to be raised by the creation of a further any cant at
5 per cent. preterence mock, unler the power• •tf the Taff Vlie
aiou Act. The Chairman. in moving the adoption of the report, said
that a great source of wealth email be det iced Nom the 'lad Vale Es-
tendion. They had already an ir.cte..do of train*. Tit •y had just
C3ololCtleCli their 'team melts:At to the Baltic, Ns, from which, no
doubt, a considerable revenue would arise ; ua ir dtmli was
amp's, coo of the beet description; and, looking at all the oircuin.
starters, he apprehended co difficulty in raising rte capital required
en the tenor I.r Tined. Alter ounaiderabl oietrislon. it was resolved
that 200,0001. should be raised by the issue of 2',' Oa shales, of lid.
each, each shares to be entitled to a preferential d yid tul of 5/. peg
oeut. per annum and otnerwitic to rank part pour with the 00,0001.
authorised to be raised at a special meeting of iito char, boilers held
lath Novemb r hot. A vale of thanks to the (I.4nnitu and directors
terminated the business of the meeting.

MOUNT CARBON COAL COMPANY.

An adjourned gent.ral meeting of shareholder,. Wall held
y_ret. rday at the t flit.en of the company. Callb0.1•110U1e, Que., ti. treat ;
mr. ChLkALD RAL.TON hi the eb Yr.

The CUAl4lia:4 said he much regretted that the directors who had
been empowered to r-he a lam for the par, au of c.l rjirg ow the
verbs with reater rig. ur had not succeed, it in earejinit that object
Into effect. 'I they bail amilint t• several Fad C.a.lnrt theebjeo:inn wee
that this was American IT petty. It wand. th.r. ti.., be for the
meeting to oonseCer the ben means of Cr,aiinjt adll.lonnl cupitul, and
for this purpose rn.o:utions wank' be submitted.

Mr. CuIIILAD W of (Niel= that, if *hie s mum, WPM diellOtrett
and a neat company form, d, It wm.1.1 cort flout touch .tali all sew
shareholders than it mount to raise thin money.
Jar. Bove opitrebetal. d lade d.ttfetil'y m r I:•ina the money, but
be would say nr re; he world be oats of 20 FLA'. holder. I rme for.
ward tad r .iro the at hut. of the money, mithoet b in tot u g it at alt.
The Cll/.11.W U. aid .enrol attar thaehol•ar. etlorraet t t.eir teeth.
eras to Join ?dr Loyd, but there sae sot a oat-ant uumaar to ra se
the amount nquire.l. . . .

After a protracu e"neerrational discussion it war r,olved that
the dirt more be eau,. xad to cone( y the Yount Cut bon C lawny
property PS purity for such money us they may rube for the per-
' pose of e.arryarg us the works and operatloox o the mime. and our
the purpose 01 paying off the tutistlig liabit•tsof the e mtuny. It
war alto re-olved that ths dire:tore be sathort dto twax treat utere
Bonds to the extent of £15.100, at a dineoura %tit tacee.hug 50 per
eent., end that 15,, 00 Utak Awes of thn Vonip•ny, 'want a Wire t at
the rate of 71 prc tent. 1. r sunum, be rt r ned, In order that the
bondholders m.y huts the upti .n during the termtt f he loan (5
years) of eanwerting their hunt into stock ah,ca of the company.
A soot of thanks to tie Chairman was th,n pseud, and the pro-
cutlir.gs terminated.

. Several members of the Royal Agricultural Society
have formed thcmseses Into a committee (the Duko of
Richmond, chairman) to raise subscriptions for a tratimo-
nial to Mr. Braniireh Gibbs.

During ssreral wu ks, the Rev. Netenlin Hall, of
Surrey Chapel, has delivered opon-air addri 11-to to working-
men on Monday and Thursday eveninfts, at the Ob •liek, in
B.ackftiars-road. A ;Arnica sergeant hoeing Litt ly obliged
the rev. gentleman tai desist, Lord Shafteebury iettrested
himself in the case, and has since with n to Mr. Hall as rol-
lout :—" Lsaw Sir R. Mayne on &turd iy. Ile ',peke in
high terms of open-air preaching, and gone or!tr• toot yon
I should not be interrupted by the pol:e,t in any way. You
i may safely resume >our station and your work, and may
God be with you in preaching the Gospel to the poor!"
This Lord Chancellor stated in the House of Lords
lest evening that in all probability the parliamentary ses-
sion would extend over three or four wet ks more.

The King of Portugal and hie brother wrre to
leave Turin on the 19th for Milan, the Lego Maggiore, and
the Sixpkn.

To-morrow, and on ancceeding Sundays, exhibition
trains, at charges reduced 40 percent., wi bring shssengers
from various parts of France to Paris. The re comiog
by them will be admitted to view both the Exhibition of
Industry and that of the Flee Atte.

The French Minister of War has just sent the tuna
of 60 0001 r. to the B.varian ambassador at St l'atersburg,
to provide for the wants of the French prisoni IN in Russia.
The West-end branch of the Bank of EN;land will
shortly be opined under the manage ii.est of Mr. C. Lode!
(brother of the late Cbicf Justice W:111 Los been
many years at the bead of the Bank of Bogland Lianch at
Birmingham.
The Beak of the Credit Mobilier at Pads have
alone seat in applications for one-thir.t of tae N w Loan—
that is toasy, far an amount equal to 10,000,0011 strling.
Colonel Burs, who some short time b.ck USSRMII•
noted a lady of rank at Barcelona, poison, a I.:mt, If the
night before his sentence was to have been carried lota C et.
According to the Spanish law, the lifeless twtly w is taken to
the place of execution, where the executioeer went through
the usual ceremonial as though a livieg being b... 1 Leen in
his hands.

Rossini is staying at the waters of Trouville. A
correspondent of the Brussels Independnce sass that the
great composer trave,!ed there portly by post horses and
partly by water—railways inspiring him with great terror.
Cechetti, who hue been releasod from imprisonment
by the Grand Duke of Tuscany, has left fa Piedmont,
where he wi,l receive the proceeds of a subsrription raised
fur him by the British and Foreign Biqa fiJoie;.y. At the
end of the year, he may return if he chases to Tuscany.
The Balaklava correspondent of the Journal de
Cotteantinovle, acquaints the read-.is cf that journal with
various facts set fortis in a rep:at by "Sir Benjamin Hail."
the well known medical inspector of the hoipit:la here."
At Turin, on the 16:h, the King .of Piedmont,
accompanied by the King of Portugal and the Duke de
Brabant, reviewed the nati;nel guards and the troops of
the garrison. An immense concourse of people were pre-
sent, and loud cries were raised of Vine le Rei ! rite la
Liberti

ROBBERY (THIS DAT) BY A COLOUR SERGEANT,
AT ALDERSIIOI7 CAMP —nits morning anfortust.on was
received of a robbery, to the effect that C•door-Sergeant
William Ferguson had stollen M. to gold belonging to the
company of the Ist RaystfiSurrey of whin,' he was
oar sergeant. He was formerly in the police at Cambridge,
Oxford, end Tonaridge- wells, and is • pen.ioner from the
Bon. But India Company's service, and ts a coach maker
by trade.