The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-03 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is quiet, with more disvostti in to sell. Town
tallow is quoted 545. 6i. nett cash ; Pett rshurg Y. C. on
the spot, 655. 61. to 655. 9d.; October to December, 66e.
sellers.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Mears. Paiten.len and Smith report that there is a steady
demand to supply immediate went.; prices remain ata-
i;onry.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Burnhrpe, 16s. 6d. ; Bstes's Tan&ld Moor, 17s. ; Walls
End South Hartlepool, 235.; Wall• Eed 11We:on, 23.. 6d.;
Walls End Stewett's, 27.5. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 235. 6d.

A singular circumstance occurred on Monday, on
the occasion of Mr. Cozweles"descent with his balloon, at
Collier-row, near Hainanlt Forest. Just as Mr. Cozw•'L
had finished packing his balloon, another aerial machine was
seen to descend. Mr. Caswell requested that the country
people who bad helped him should hold themselves in
readiness to assist bis successor; the whole party accord-
ingly started .fl, but great was their astonishment when
they found no aeronaut in the car. It turns out that the
lonely visitor was the Red, White, and Blue balloon which
rose from the Adam and Eve Gardens, St. Pancras-road,
and belongs to a Mons. Gardonia, who met with an accident
at the moment of ascent.

The present yachting arrangements for August
arc:—Thu day—Royal Welsh Yacht Club li-gatta at Car-
narvon. Tuesday, 7th—First day of the Royal Southern
Yacht Club Regatta at Southampton. Wednesday, Sth—
Secocd day of the Royal Southern Yacht Club Regatta.
Tuesday, 14th—First day of the Isle of Man Regatta.
Wednesday, 15th—Second day of the Isle of Man Regatta.
The intended visit of the members of the English
Sitiety of Arts to the Exhibition in nide is fixed to ski
place from Monday, the 3rd, to Saturday, the 15th Sce-
tember next. Arrangements fur tickets to COMP and retym
at reduced prices have been made with the English and
French Railway Companies.
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The Russian prisoners who havo been residing at
Evreux for the list twelve mouths have received official
notice that they were free. General Bodisco, his wife, and
children, and his two aideede.camp were preparing to leave
for Paris, whence they would proceed to 111136 ii. General
Bodisco has expressed, in the warmest terms, his gratitude
for the treatment the prisoners have received.

A letter in the Journal de Constantinople states
that several tourists have recently visited Balaklava, but in
consequence of having neglected to provide themselvee with
• permission to land, have been obliged to leave.
The special trains organised to bring provincials
to Paris to see the Universal Exhibition, have hitherto met
with very indifferent success. Oa Sunday only 736 people
from all France arrived by these special trains. On the
Great Central line, which name from Clermont through
Moulins, Never', and Bourges, to Orleans, but fifteen spe-
cial tickets were delivered. On the Nantes line, which
comprises the great towns of Angers, Samur, Tours, end
Blois, bat sixteen persons claimed the advantage offered of
travelling at half-price to enjoy the great treat now offered
to wondering eyes in Paris.
In the amateur theatrical performances at Camp-
den House, last evening, the actors were the Hoc. Mrs.
George Wrottesley, Miss Louisa Carew, Mies Maxwell, Miss
Disney Roebuck, Sir George Bisshopp, Bart., Mr. Ashe,
Mr. Bontine, Capt. Disney Roebuck, and Mr. Alderson.
The project of Mr. Thomas Wilson fora canal from
the Black Sea to the Danube, is stated to have received the
support of all the Powers interested, and to promise an early
realisation.
In its number for July 22, the St. Petersburg
journal, the Northern Bee, gives an explanation of all the
technical words which are issued in the military bulletfies
from Sebastopol, and also some drawings of the works to
which these terms apply.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF ST. MART'S,
STUYE NEWINGTON.—This afternoon the ceremony of
Isying the earner stone of the new church of St. Maryte,
Stoke Newington, was performed by the Right Ron. and
Right Rev. tbe Lard Bishop of London.
ADULTERATION OF FOOD.—(Tnis DAY.)—The
Adulteration of Food Committee resume.' their in ,uiry to-
day, and continued the evidence on the subject of adulte-
rating drags.
A letter from Vienna states the departure of the
Court for 'sett was fixed for the 31st ult. The carriages of
their Majesties bed been already seat off by the Danube,
and the imperial yacht was anchored at Nutadorf, near
Vienna. The Archduke Albert and the Archduchess
Hildegard, arrived at Weilburg, near Baden, from Free-
burg, on the 27th. The Duchess de Berry had arrived at
Impeach. The Count and Countess de Chsmbord,wbs had
been for some time in Silesia, are expected at Frohadorf at
the beginning of the recent month. The Duke and
Ditchers of Montpensier and the Duke Augustus of Saxe
Cobourg Gotha have left for Evsathal, whence they will
procoul to Etizooy.