The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MABH-LAPIS.--(THIS DAY.)
The quantity of English wheat on offer in to-day's
market, ceertwise and by land-arriage, was ally moderate •,
neverthalsm, all kinds changed hands slowly, at about
Monday's currency. Most of the samples were in fair
average condition.
We were well supplied with foreign wheat. chiefly en-
granary. Good and fine samples commanded full prices ;
but the demand was by DO MOLDS active. Low and damp
qualities were heavy, at barely late rates.
Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little attention.
The show of both -English and foreign wheat was
moderate ; nevertheless, the demand was much restrictd
especially for the finest samples. In prices no quotable
change took place.
Fine malt sold steadily ; other kinds slowly, on former
terms.
Good sound oats realised quite previous rates but damp
qualities were very dull, at barely last week's qw.tations.
Beans changed hands somewhat freely, at very fall prime.
The show of samples wu rather limited.
The sale for peas was steady on former terms.
Both English and foreign flour was very inactive, but not
cheaper. The show of American was only mod.-rate.
Linseed and rapeseed were in request, at very !ull prices.
Otherwise, the wed trade was heavy. In cakes very little
was doing.

CURRENT PRIM
Emilia.
Per Qr.
&& i -

WNW.

Fosex.Yent, red, new 60 to 49
Ditto. white.. 41 lo 61
Norfolk and Lincoln
red

OATL
.geotell.wMate
„ bleak
Mann

Malting --
00 to 40
Distilling
Grinding 2.5 to IT
MALT.

IYampa
lick
Harrovr
Pigeon
?W

Per Qr.
a. e.
24 to 28
1710 23
17 to 22

tO to W 2
28 to 34
SI to 30
37 to 43

EsTELLioe.Nck.

(=ma's Taiwaims.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

CALLOOW. MAY 19.

The Lithuanian revolutionary committee has
sent to the provisional government a proclamation,
addressed, as the committee asserts, by the Russian
cs/minsuciers to their troops. It orders the latter
to exterminate all catholic*, especially the noble-
men, and promises the partition of all landed
property aiuoug them, as well as the blessing of
Heaven and the thanks of the Emperor. The pro-
viaional government has published a 'proclamation
emancipating all the peasants of Volhynia, and
assuring to them religious liberty and the partitiou
of all lauded property. This proclamation has
produced an excellent effect.

BERLIN, NAT 19.
Prir.tte letters from Warsaw state that a prucla-
watiou issued by the National Committee on the
sth inst. prohibits any change being made in the
present state of the accounts of the National Trea-
sury. It also ordains that no private person or
official shall be connected with any financial opera-
tions or participate in any way in the public works,
and declares null and void all future financial seta
and ordinances of the Russian government. It
further warns foreign capitalists against acting in
violation of the above regulations. Another ordi-
nance of the National Committee forbids the Paris
banker, M. Alexandre Laski, from accepting the
presidency of the Warsaw Bank.
LEMBERG, May 19.
Intelligence received here states that several
insurgent corps have been formed in Little Russia,
upon the further aide of the Dnieper, and have
applied to the Polish insurgents for officers.
The revolutionary party in Volhynia have issued
proclamations declaring the peasants free, and
granting them their present land as property.

NORWAY AND POLAND.
CHRLSTIANA, NAT 19.
Prince Crartoriski has arrived here, and met
with a most enthusiastic reception. Manifesta-
tions in favour of Poland have been made in the
theatre. The President of the Chamber has ex-
pressed the universal sympathies of the Norwegians
in favour of Poland.