The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-29 00:00:00

Vegetables and fruit are plentiful, although, owing to the
coldness of the weather, the former have received a slight
check. The sale for English Pine-apples continues rather
dull. Hothouse Grapes are plentiful, and cheaper. A few
desert Apples may still be obtained. Oranges are plen-
tifully supplied, and very good. Nuts aro nearly
the same as last quoted. Strawberries, though plenti-
ful, maintain their prices. Young Carrots, Deans (both
French and Mangan), Peas, Lettuce. and Artichokes
continue to be supplied from France. Potatoes
aregene-
rally good in quality. New ones from open borders in the
west of England are coming in plentifully, as are also green
Peas of excellent quality. Mushrooms are cheaper. Cat
flowers consist of Heaths, Epacrises, Cinerarine, Mignonette,
ROSH' Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Lily of the Valley, and
other bulbs.

Pine-apples, per lb, to 109
Grape., bothouse,p. lb., Y to lOs
Grapes, Lisbon, per lb., 20 to 4s Od
Cherries, per lb. 4sto Its
Strawberrks, per oz., to Is
Apples, Web., per buelk,fsto3e6tl
Almost* per peck, 5.
Perdue, per doe., Ili to 244
1/11012IN
Cabbages, per dos., 34 to Is Od
French I4eer. p. 100,1 s Gd to 2a6d
Broccoli, per bunch, 9d. to gs
heeds, each 4d told
Aeparagus, pet bundle, le tote
ceskale, per basket, Od to Os
Greene, per dos., 2s 131 to la
Rhubarb, p. bundle, 3d told
Potatoes, per too, 45s to 3Us
per est., fs to rie
per bueb., Is ed to 2a Od
Frame, per lb., Is to fa
New (border) do., 3d to 6d
Dimly., per dun, 2s 64 to 3.6 d
New, per bancii, le to 1164
Cucumber*, each, fil to Is Od
(*Pry, per boodle, 6d to Is
Qirrots, per bunch, is &I Or 24 6d
Sinach, per sieve, 94 to Is Od
Onions, per buneh, 2d to 4,1
Spanteh, p. dot, I s3d to3s
Endive, per score, ed to Os
Beet, per doe, Ls to 24

almond., sweet, per 16., 2. to Se
Legume, per doe., le to 2.
; Orange., per doz., le to le 6d
I per 100, 3.. 6d to 10e
—Neollle, p. doz., 1$ to Se
Not., Bar., p. !moth., 201 to 22.
braid, p. tooth., 12. to Ile
Cots, per lOU lb., 104
IBLE6,

pYnmitxy per dos., Od to Os

Leehti per bunch. &I to Bd

drialMte, per lb, ad to 10d
Garth% per lb.. rld to Is
drttaboYer, Jerusalem, per hall
sime, 9d to Is
Latium, Cab., p. more, 4d to Gd
Cm, per some, 9sl to Is Ild
liadisbea, per dos., nd to Is
Turnip, bd to Is tld
Small lia'ada, p. pun., 2d to Sd
Home Radish, per tall., Is to 4a
Mushrooms% per pot, sidt? Is

punnet, 6d to Is
Some?, per belt mete, 11,34 to lied
Fennel, per bunch, VI to 3d
Savory, per hunch. 2d to 34
Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 34
Parsley, p. dos. bun., to to 3*
Matt, per March. 2d to 44
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Broil, green, per buneh,6d toid
marjorem,do., per boast', 3d to 44
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THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAM! BETWEEN lim.yrizaD
AND DUBLIN.—MILFORD lIAVRN, MAT 28.—The Prospero,
steam-tender to the Saturn receiving ship, left this port to-
day, in charge of Lieut. Aldridge, of the Asp surveying
steamer, for Holyhead, to superintend the laying down the
electric telegraph wires between that port and Dublin.
Every exertion is being made in the county of Waterford
for the re-establishment of the mail steam-packet communi-
cation between that place and this haven, and with great
provecta of success. Though the greatest force is put on
the Windsor Castle now altering at this dock-yard, and
fitting for the auxiliary steam-screw, in order to her being
launched this year, yet this object, so much desired, is not
likely to be consummated. It uppears to be impossible that
she can be sent afloat until early next sprieg.
SIioCKING DISCOVERY IN HYDE-EARK.—Yeater-
day morning, as a labouring man way proceeding to his
work, which led him across Hyde-park, he there discovered
the body of a fine child slightly wrapped up in a piece of
linen or calico, near one of the shrubberies. It had been
dead apparently for some time, but it is thought it had not
long been placed where it was found. The man gave in-
formation to a policeman, and the body was removed to the
workhouse of SL George, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square,
where an examination is to be made by the pariah surgeon,llaklitEilli
by direction of Mr. Bedford, the coroner, as to the cause
of death. tr-
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