The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-03 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AwnSALTY, Maircif 2.—APPOINTMENTs.—Cap.
lain F. Scott, C. 8., to the Victory, vice Conte.
Masters J. 0. Joan, to the Asia, for service is Cue
Comma; sad E. W. Creak, to the Asia, for service in the
Fah.

CHATHAM, MAWR 2.
ARRIVAL or THE CHANPILL 'Lin AT THE Dowel.
—The Channel squadron,
ns consisting of the Revenge, 73
Captain 0. Fellow..,fiag.altip of Rear-Adistral Mr g., smart the Warrior, 40, Captain the Hon. A. Cochrane;
the Black Prins, 40, Captain J. F. B. Weis wright ; the
Defence, 16, Captain A.:Phillimore; and the Resinaace, lb,
Captain W. C. Chamberlain, arrived in the Down, yesterday
afternoon from Spitneed, and came to anchor. The Beet
was joined to-day by the Emerald, 34, Captain A. Cam.
ming. After escorting the Princess Alezandra to the Thames
the sqoadroo will return to Spithead.
The Snips, 5, screw daspetch steamer, attached to the
reserve at this port, is ordered to be fitted for the tint divi•
ace of the steam reserve, in *roe of the Vigilant, 5, screw
gun-vessel, oommiasioned for sea.
. .

- This aiming the staff of the Army Medical School
at Port Pitt left the garrison, and proceeded to Netley
Hospital, when the entire establishment will shortly follow.

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LONDON WEEKLY DOCK
limporsd.
Btroaa—W. I. blab& bras 1,070
Matuithis bap 12,222
Let India
biatt 1,691
Blam
Manilla bop 9,9111
Havana
bones
Caba boos
I=nMasoovado
packages 7,261
Do.
001710—W.1
408
Cer
Orb.* bop MOP
Media
Other Z. India packages 1,687
Do.
Droll & Cada lies 8,272
cOOOA
rondo bap 247
Ban eesb 113
Do. lb&
Am LI to 1,009
11marinna liisaa 0
Maas 917

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1470
116.161
42,006

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TALLOW.-The tallow market has bees quiet today,
the trade being chiefly occupied with the deliveries off on
March cootracts. About 5,000 make were delivered, of
which vome few weds were offered for rile, sod made
43e. 9d. At the rime there were still sellers at the price.
The trade demand is very moderate, and is chiefly supplied
from Australian and North and South American. Our
closing prices are :-Spot and all March, 43e. 9d. ; April
to June, 44a. ; October to December, Me. lid. to 465. 9d.;
Old tallow, 43e. 3d. to 43a Bd. Town tallow, 43a. 9d.,
net cash. Australian sheep, 445. Bd.; beef, 41s. Bd. to
42a., fine, to 40e. low end weak. North American, 42a. to 435.
South American, 43e. 6d. to 435., Ist piper ; 435. to Ma 3d.
yellow. Cocoanut oil is quiet. Cochin, 535.; Cejlort, 51s.
to 51s. 6d. ; Sydney, good, 49a. to 50a. Palm o 0 uiet, at
38s. to 38s. la Lagos, 375. to 375. 101. ; Accra Palm nut
oil, 41a., Vine. Horse green, 365. Rough fat, 3. 4.1. -
(Prom the circular of Meows. Smith and Charles, dated
Ilooday evening.)

CATTLE. —Lies:mot, Masco 2.—The impply of cattle
and sheep about the somas as on last Monday. The demised
slow for beef, at last week's prwea. Sheep sold dearer.

OOLLS.—Lorna, Mama 2.—Bysar's BOW* Welt
Hartley. 14s. 9d. ; Cowyen Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Darisoe's
West Hartley. 14s. 6d. ; Hastiap Hartley, 14.. 9d. ; Lem.
beet's West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; North Felton Oss, 13e. ;
Taaheld Meer Bates, 12a. ; Walker Primrose. 11.. 6d. ;
Wylam, 15s. 6d. ; Walls Sod Gesbarth, 12e. N. ; Walls
End Harlan, 12a. 9d. ; Will. End Whiurachile, 12s. 9d. ;
Walla Eod Braddylls Helton, 14.. 9d. ; Well. Sod Has.
well, 174. ; Walls Eod Hettoo. 17.. ; Walls Sod Bawl'.Hatton, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Tonstall. 12s. 9d. ; Walls Pad
Kao., 15a. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 14e. ; Camay
and Duffryn Anthracite, 20a. ; Camay and Darya
Malting, 2 .--Bltips at mark" 107 ; sold, IA

Errvac SHlPPlNG.—February hes evinced general
dulness is the steam shipping interest, although several
sales have tab= place of new and second-hand steamsra. At
the conclusion of the month inquiries remained inactive.
Owners at this moment seem more disposed to sell, through
the apparent want of good employment. We have nothing
to Dote as regards the building trade, beyond the fact that
item shipbuilders are fully employed, a few further orders
having been added to existing contracts. Is chiirterinf,
bugling, has been very languid. supply remeining much in
MOM of demand ; and consequeetly rates for time charters
have not been so well SttlalliDed. Al the Baltic opens out
with the spring. demand for suitable vessels may, se usual,
be expected. Some steamers have been taken up for cot-
ton from Liverpool to New York ; and others are rind.
the
required, at fair sates. from Havre. Outward cargoes
to the Mediterranean and Black Bea, beyond those of iron
aid coals, do not otter freely, return freights continuing to
stand at merely nominal quotatiose.—From the Circular of
Marrs. Alfred Brett sad