The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-03 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Davis reports the Flip ply large and trade heavy.
Prime toroth)", hey, 70s. to 80s. ; sueerinr, 86s. to 96r.;
inferior, 501 to 60s; roweo, 601. to 801. ; clover, 90s. to
1155.; second eat, 80s. is 1081.; straw, 245. to 28s.

COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY.
The supply of vegetables has somewhat improved, and
they are in general better in quality than could have been
expected after so severe a frost. Bome good French Endive
and Lc tilers may now be obtained. Pears consist of Ne
Plus Mewls, Beurri Estee, and East.? Beane. Seville
Oranges bring from 7.. to 12s. per 100; common sons
from 2s. 63. to 104. per 100. Chestnuts, from 10s. to 245.
Per bushel; Spanish Nuts, 14s. to 20s. per bushel ;
Barcelona, from 1131. to 241.; French Almonds, 245. per
bushel, 65r. per cwt.; and Brasil Nuts, 20s. per bushel.
Cucunsben vary from le. to 2s. each. Small quantities
of Coruish Broccoli still eentinue to reach the market.
Spanish Onions may be bought for 2e. per dos. Carrots
aid Turnips are dear. Potatoes have not altered Woos
hot week. Lettuce realise 9d. to 11. per store. Cut
Gowen consist of Fusion flowers, Bignonia Termite, Tulip',
Hellutropes, Euphorbiss, Poinsettias, Camellia, Chinese
Primus's, Heaths, and Roses.

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Pine Apples, per lb., Ss to 7s
Pears, par hd.f.eleve, 7, to 10e
VEGEI
Broccoli, purple, per bundle, le to
Se Cd
white, per bundle, 2A to 3a
Caabages, red, per dor., 2a to Ile
• Is Uproots, p. ball sieve.
le c,Se
French Bran% per 100, Ss to de
Knob .rb, per bus., le. to Is. 3d
geskale, per punnet, le 6d to Se
Asparagus, ; er 4s togs
Potatoes, per ton, CO• to ISO'
per cwt., Led to Se
per bush., lead te 31
Carrots p. bunch, 7d to 104
Surulps, do , 4d to gel
Cueumbere, earl, le to 2.
Spinach, per Won, 2s to 4.

1 .6:;ples, per Umbel, 4s Id toles
dessert, per do; Id to Is
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Beet, per doz., Is td to es
Celery, per bundle, le to Is Id
Oniony ion buohal, 26 6d to is
Leeks, p•r bun( 6, f d to 64
Suallots, per lb. ed to 64
Garb; per lb., id to 64
Entire per sore; Is t d to is
Letterset, Cab., p. score, 04 to is
cos. per score, 9d to ledd
knell Salad, p. pun., 24 to 3d
Iles. Bodlob, per bdL, Is to 54
linebrooale, per pot., leo $s
Chilies, per I( 0, -Is to Is id
Parsley, per bomb, 4d to 8d
Benet bat; per bass; 24 to 4d
Mint, preen, do., Od to le

THE SUNDAY BEES BILL.-0E Thursday evening a
large meeting, chid:ly of the working clung residing in
Ws'worth and vicinity, took place in the Lecture Hall,
Carter-street, " To consider the best means of getting the
oppressive Sunday Berr Bill repealed." The meeting wu
very stormy throughout, in consequence of an organised
b..dy of teetotaller., end others, having assembled an con-
siderable force. The chair was filled by Mr. Allen, and
the meeting was addressed by Mr. W. A. Wilkinson, 11. P.
for Lambeth, deprecation' the act, ant expressing an
opinion that it was not calculated to make puck
more 'obit., but that such objects would, in his
opinion, be more readily accomplished by open-
flit the British Museum, Ns tonal Gallery, Crystal
Sabine and other plants of rational ion on Sunday.,
instead of by pawing legislative enactments calculated to
encroach upon the liberties of the subject. A resolution
condemning the Sunday Beer Act, and recommending its
repeal, was proposed by Mr. Cantelet, and seconded by Mr.
Hort; upon which an amendment was moved by Mr.
Grei u, and seconded by the Rev. Mr. Messer, a baptist
mini ler. This was supported by Me. Flavin, • City mis-
sionary, amidst muc.t tumult and disorder. It was opp.osed
by .lr. Newton. The original iesolutioa was eventually
curried by • large majority, which was followed by
great uproar. The teetotallers rushed upon the
platform, abusing the chairman and all opponents,
and subsequently, when the majority of the meeting had
retired, elected a second, and eve, a third chairman, when
they proposed to carry the amendment, concluding by Wag-
lag a hymn. Several violent squabbles took place between
the parties, and ultimately the greater portion of the teeto-
tallers marched off in a body up the Walworth-road, towards
the Elephant and Castle, giving in their progress groans
at the public-house in thy route. It was not till upwards
of en hum. after the meeting bad soaelnded that OM was
lad stinded It had awned Ins the *Why.