The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

COVENT GARDEN MARK/ff.-THIS DAY.

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Very good Peaches and Neisteriaes from arra walls aro
Bow making their appearance. Apricots are very abundant,
and excellent in quality. West India Pines still continue
to arrive; English ones are well supplied. Plums are
plentiful, and Grafts of a:cellist quality are abundant
Apples and Pears are supplied in considerable quantities.
Cherries and Currants are all but over. Kent Filberts are
sowing lit very plentifully, end the crop is unusually large,
very muck above the average, bat owing to their below vw./
unripe they sell but slowly at Ws. to Ws. per 100Ibe.
Oranges realise from 12s. to 201. per ICO. Potatoes are
plentifully supplied. Lettuces realise 6d. to ed. per score.
Cut Flowers consist of Passion Flowers, Heliotropes, En-
pborbias, Fisk., Carnations, Cyclamens, Chinas. Prim-
roses, Heaths, and Roses.

HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Kr. B. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime
meadow hay, 100 s. to 110 s. ; superior, llbs. to 126 e. ; isfw
rior, 704. to 80s.; rowan, 80s. to 905.; clover. 100 s. to
130..; woad eat, 965. to 1205.; straw, 265. to 30s.

Early this week some sacrilegious thieves broke
tab S.. Marie's Catholic Chapel, Sheffield, and stole the
entente of the offertory boa. Fortunately, the boa had
been emptied only a few days previously, oo that the thieves
►ad bet a very small booty. _ _

On Wednesday a young man named Charles Tat-
too, who stands charged with attempting to polsoa his
father with &remit, absconded from Bath Boston to prevent
his being arrested for that offense.

The Great Western have received daring the
1 last several weeks an additiceal traffic of 6,0001. per week.

THE LATE SIR OEOEO6 CATECART.—Theoolooists
of Queen's Town, In the colony of the Cape of Good Hope,
hive resolved to establish • permanent mentorirl of Sir
George Cathcart, who fell gloriously at Inhuman& shortly
after laying down the government of the Cape. The
memorial will be • public building of bezogonsl form,
filled with books, and forming • public Mrs: y. The en.
Carnal tablet will record the victories of the Gement, and
the admiration of the founders.

NEWMARIET AND BURT EXTENSION RAILWAY.—
, The ordinary haltyrsrly meeting of this eompany was held
yesterday. at 1 o'clock, at the temporary alms of the usa-
pany, 117, Chsapsida; C. Feu, Esq., is the *hair. The
muting was held in compliance el the parrisloas of Massa
of parliament, bet no bastions was mamas&
FATAL ACCIDENT.—LOWESTOFT,
Tinsley, muter of the Sash cutter, of Colds
at a earner from the fishing smacks of this pert). had his
legs easght, yesterday, in a warp attached to the kedge
anchor, which drew him overboard at 3 p.m., at the back of
the Cross Said, In about 4 fathoms water. The master's
son was paralysed from fear; one of the crow had his band
crushed in attempting to cheek the warp as it was running
oat, which left only one able heed. It was belt an hoar
before the anchor °add be weighed, when the body was
brought cep lifeless, with the warp three times mad the leg,
which wan broken. Dessued leaves a widow and eight
children, residing at Colebeeter.
Dens or Ms. FitAltot7B OVOICNOI6—This unfor-
tunate 'gentleman died on Thursday ouster of paralysis.
For tie last two years he bad been ander tea woof Dr.
Take, at Chiswick. bat about a week ago he was removed
by his sister, Miss O'Connor. Mr. O'Cossor was a member
of ea ancient Irish family, which has been for many years
se Wed at Fort Robert, is the imam of Cock.
Wan PA1A436.-8111LLING DAL—ADM:MT 314
—Maluku, es payment, 6,217 4 ditto by mom tktksly
067 —Tow, 6.664.
Tun CONTIP.OLLIMOENERALSILIP or Customs.—

wwwit.---COWITIt to tho superssoutios of Mr.
Pemberton. It is to:posted Mot lite Anistaat Controller-
Gemara, Mr. Elias Arnaud, brotissr of the late highly ro-
weled Collector of Cosmic, Liverpool, will sucesd to
this caw, as he is a thoroaghly partial visa of bulamo,
sad • Wetly olleint, implied, sad poilossialy offlocr.—
Owl savors Garitta.
HAMMY Cams Rags.—At the close of yam-
tear". the second day's. poll, there wen-Agaisot tbo rob,
821 moos, prim 431 votes ; far tho sato, 126
givimrlllB veto willjority spirt, 196 pones% (flits.,.
voiso The pollopen at 8 &slick this menial (Ilehtri.
by), sail holly cicos Al, whoa thit melt will be