The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-17 00:00:00

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SUGAR.—The avenge price of sugar, the produce of the
British possestions in America, computed from the returns
made in the week ending the 13th day of February, 1855,
is 20s. sld. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 21s. 2d.
Sugar, the produce of the Ent Indies, 225. 32.1. The
average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar,
jointly, is 20s. 9ld.

BRISTOL, FEN. le,
Buonn.—The continued prevalence of easterly winds
keep out supplies, and the assortment at market is most
inddierent and limited in amount. The transactions of the
weak comprise about 600 hhds. and tierces West India and
3,600 bones of yellow Havannabs, the former at prices
ranging from 295. to 345. 6d., and the latter chiefly at 36i.,
which quotations establish an advance of fully le. to ls. 6d.
per cwt. from the late lowest point of the market. Refiners'
produce has been freely dealt in this week, and prices are
well supported.
The stock of rum being nearly all now in second hands
we are without transactions to report.

CORN.—C•smsta7OIID, Fis.l6.—T here was a fair supply
of wheat at market to-day, and a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr.
had to be submitted to before a cl could be made;
red, 655. to 725. ; white, 731. to 78s. ; extra, 791. Barley, •
good supply, but mostly secondary quality ; the best was
taken at last week's rates, but inferior was difficult to sell at
Is. decline ; 30s. to 33.. ; extra, 345. Beane an increased
supply and dull sale at Is.
LiNcour, Fin. 16.—We had a good 'how of wheat to-
day, with • limited demand. Farmer, would not, however,
submit to more than 2s. decline. when a small business was
done at:_that declire. Barley very dull at about former
rates. Very few oats offering. For beans and pees no
demand. Wheat, red, 68a. to 71s. ; white, 745. to 775. Bar-
ley, 28s. to 325.

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out at • moment's notice, day or night, been known ere that Lord• Palmerston has succeeded The Carnival has commenced this afternoon with I HIDES.-Laanannaxn, Fee. 16. - 66Ihe to 641 he 'TT= WAN), tun tngtoa cuenoenusa, mean manufacturer, reo. Zs t••••--, - -0-7,__•-----. ,--"-• --0--- --- - • '
'' at 1 and March 29 at 11, at New tlau -Tyne Court. Sole., Blake LA to the won *aunty.
as a general attack by the Runtime was announced to in forming a ministry (a piece of intelligence which the usual senatorial procession down the Corso. It 30. to 30.; 641 b.. to nitss., 30.; 121bs. to SOlbe. M. MTLTII. Cbater, Newcastle-nom-Tyne, andP"Bell and Co., Bow-
be not improbable. Arrangements were at once was received by many a sagacious shake of the was expected that the government would have to 31d. ; bOlbe. to 881bs., 31d. to 4d. 881 b. OR
t to 96th.., 4d. to churchyard ; ff. wig., lisker, Newcastlempon-Tyne.
d. to 41d. Horse hides, 6. 6d. Calf DEATHS.
made for the return of the troops. Silence was no head on the pat of our high aristocrats), the allowed revellers in these annual saturnalia to haveBANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. BRQWNIL-Feb. 13, at Braintree Vicarage, In sure and cert iin hope
Skins lieht. 2.. to 31. • lull, 51. 6d.
40. ; 961 b.. to 1041 be., 41
Feb. 15. Joann Damao. and Jamas Hamer, Westbury, Wiltshire, of a glorious immortality, Mary lioema, eldest daughter ,I the kW,
longer observed, but on the contrary the bugles of chances of a modification of the cabinet here are resumed the use of masks this year, as has been Estaxinens- 'T.-Sheep skins, polled, ss. 94. to 75.; woollen manufacturers. John Dena Browne.
every battalion, and the band of the 7th Regiment, greater than ever. Count Buol-Schauenstein will in permitted in other parts of Italy, but the Papal Kent. and half-bred., be. Od. to iie. 94 • Downs, 4to 6,. . , s. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. •
BUCHANAN.-Fsb. 14, W. C. Buchanan, Esq., of Upper Booth•
sent forth their martial notes with apparently un- all probability retire from the office for Foreign police apparently fears that some leaven of disorder AT PUETTfiaIoOTAICLT. wick-Weft, Hyde-park, aged 60.
COALS.-LoND,N, Firs • 16.-Longribge's West Hart- 3. C. Wade, Efittco-street, Chelsea, Whitemnith-T. F. Shillam,
usual vigour as a challenge of defiance to the Rug- Affairs, and be succeeded by Baron von Bruck, may be still lurking amongst the Romans, and has ley, 23,. New Tanfield, as , Redheugh Main Trade
sians. 'll,e sounds must have been distinctly audible hitherto internuncio at Constantinople. But it must ordered that no one shall come abroad with any other 1 • Walker; P • 20s. .6d. Walls End Ben ~ s. , Primrose, . ; and Greet Dover street Newington, manufasturer of collars-W. B. Boat. BURROWES.-Feb. 13, at Ntiegbam-place, Regent'e.prak, DZIUAII
Trader, man, Great Dover-stract, Newington, tailor-W. Smith, Crisp-street, Walters, relict of the late Jet!. burrowee, Esq., aged 00.
in the batteries around the Round Tower, and in the not be expected that such an arrangement would face than his own. Brown, 23.. ; Walls End Barton, 255. ; Walls End Het- coulee-J.
surgeon-P. Great W‘indsisulrl.,-street,b6wit.d.learteeele,atraobeo-.4 CHAPMAN.-Feb.l4, at iligbbury. park, Elizabeth, relict of the late
A Chapman, Eat., formerly ANI.. for Whitby, aged 64.
Admiralty-yard and Barracks. No response came at involve a change in the system hitherto pursued by I omitted mentioning that in the English marriage burn, 225, ; 'Walls End Riddell, 255. ; Walls End Het- Bath-street, Newgatastrect, and a:won-term" New North-road,
the time however, and the French force returned Austria in her foreign policy. On the contrary, it which was celebrated last Tuesday in the under- ton, 295. ; Walls End Camop. 28,. 6d. ; Walls End Trim- manufacturer of portemonnales -J. Billings, Greenwich, Kent, seem. ccrrnenow.-Feb. 13, at te im pole.street, Ann Sophia, cided
don Hartlepool, 295. ; Walls End Tees Trader, 28.. 61. tary to the New mares Mining and Smelting Company-H. Durant, daughter of the late C. Clitherow, Ent., of Bird'aplace, Herm
with the same alacrity as it had advanced; the in- may be fairly assumed that it would be carried out ground basilica of Bt. Peter's by the Pope's special Arlington-square, Islington. eater-O. W. Pipe, Pitt-street, Old
spiriting sounds of the bugles at the head of each with the greatest vjgour, and lead to a decided rup- dispensation, the finger of St. Peter, a most esteemed - Kent-road, rob master-J. Cummings, Maidenhead, Berkshire, ur LOWTIIEIL-Feb. IS, at Brutonistrect, Capt. A. Lowther, womd
'roydon, Surrey- .1. Batt Mel eI.
regiment aiding the men in their march. Those tare with Russia, against which power the baron relic, was placed on the altar, to be kissed by all the FIBE.-On Thursday night a mill, in Miller-street,street and Edmonton. Bukileeer, currier
-A. Goodey, Salisbury. POti ELL.-Feb. 15, at Eaton.rquare, J. IL Powell, Est., of •
Dna.
Zonaves are certainly in appearance the veqembodi- entertains great animosi4, and he is a man of ener. catholic. present; and Monsignor Talbot afterwards Manchester, caught fire. The water in nearly ell the mains street, Old BL Pancras, baker. stose-pwk, Suffolk, aged 611.
shtorlsterer-C. W. T. Craw, t. . 7, yw 808. 0. f the non. Col. Lowther, a red 34
ment of martial vigour and energy. getio and decided character. stated that he considered it incumbent to render the was (roses, and property to the value of about 3,6001. was DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDP. ROBL-Feb. 13, at Watarloacreteent, Dover, W. G. Rose, req.,
Shortly after the French troops had left, the Raw The conferences held on the subject of effecting a ceremony of marriage as religiously imposing spas- destroyed. This makes the sixteenth Ike in seven
and mixes the total loss about 10,0001. days, Mawr& roma Ngervon, Dover-street, Piceedilly, milliner-3rd aged ys,
dm. of 40., Feb. 19, and any subsequent. Monday, at Canaan's, •
sians commenced throwing shells in the direction of reform in the monetary system, and assimilating it sible, now that there was an effort throughout
Aldermanbury.
BANDON RAILWAY.-Return of traffic
the ground they had for the short time occupied: to those of other stafes, have been adjourned, otter Europe to degrade it to the observpnce of a mere for
CORK AND
Feb.Marnon Lopez, Fene.burch.street, City, and Oxford, cigar mer- put and published by WILLIAM R inn Hates, of No. 8, L Weed
the week ending lO, 1665, 2841. 2.: bd. Traffic chant-le ate. of lid., Cab. 19, sad my subsequent Meaday, at In be (My of Loudon, Printer. at the Oaks. in Lombard
but they came too late to do any harm. The enemy hither* fruitless attempts to find a basis on which civil contract. for oorregending week lest year, 1671. Its. Od. Canaan's, Aklermasburp. Btreei,ba the product of Whitefriera-baremar.Bmkravr 17.144
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