The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-15 00:00:00

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Reckon bead Duke._ 44,270
Delivery laetweek
Do./roe let Jame . . 00,:499
errivallast week 3O
Do. from let June
*hoe Y. C. per ow t. ......
Do. Town 47.. 9d.

Arrival for the week :1
and delivery 2.365 casks.
77 calks from Smeh Ame

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ridin4 Jeri. 23 last year, 269 auks,
The arrivals last week' comprised

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
We have a lair supply of beast% and the demand is only
moderate. Trade is very dull, and on the average prices
are lower The number of sheep, although rather smaller, is
too large for the trade. A clearance cannot be effected, Lot-
withstanding a disposition to take lower rates. Only choicest
qualities reach our highest quotation. Trade is dull for
calves, for Friday's rates are generally maintained. From
Germany and Holland there are 791 been% 1,540 sheep,
and 108 calves ; Scotland, 780 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk,
2,500; Ireland, 100; and 200 from the Northern and Mid-
land Counties.
Per MOO of eita I. d. a. d. Por atone of Oita ad.P. d.
art Recta, Ileretords- 4 8 6 0 Best Du. a ilf..taa. rib 0 0 0
Beet Bboraborna ...... 4 6 4 8 Beat Long-weal
deeotal quality Beasts.. 323 8 , Do. do. tatorn -
Palm 1 4 6 4, Bass and reco66 41464 3 6 4
Piga ~- . d.. ~ -. --3 4 4 e , Do. ao. t3born OO 0
lent DM Italf-brols 486 0 I lamb. ........".,_
Berta at mita; ON : sheep and 1=64 28.690: mires. 130:
PIA, 410.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAN.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a
steady demand for hope at late prices.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Walls End Gosfortb, 191.; Walls End Tees, 1211. 3d. ;
Walla End South Hearin, 211. 3d.-64 fresh ships at mar-

LORD RAGLAN AND HIS CONDUCT !—Sevenoaks,
Jan. 9, 1855.—T0 the Editor of the Maidstone Journal.
Sir,—Will you be so gond as to insert a paragraph in your
journal, which, in no small degree, contradicts the state-
ments which hem appeared in some of the periodicals, re-
gorging upon Lord Raglan, for the little notice he takes of
kla army. It was written by an eye-witness from the oamp
before Sebeatopol.—l ant, sir, your obedient servant, K.
" Notwithstanding the severity of the weather, he (Lord
Raglan) has been out of doors daily, at different parts of the
camp, sumach so, that some of his aides-de-camp have re-
monstrated with him, saying, he bad better allow them to
do the work for him. He has been known frequently to
give a hard-worked private his own bread, and even to let
some poor soldier have a good suck at his brandy bottle.
The man venerate him, but rail against the government for
not giving him proper means to enable him to mike them
more comfortable.'
SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER-HA LL.—
Handers " Judu Maccabees" is anuounced for neat
Friday, the 19th inst., when Madame Rudesarlorff will
make her first appearance at Baster Hall ; Mr. Sims
Reeves, principal tenor, together with Mr. Locker and Mr.
Weiss.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—FIVE-SHILLING DAY.—JAN.
13.—Admission at the doors, 137; admission by season
tickets, 344; total. 481.
MR. COBDEN'S VISIT TO LEEDS. A Leeds
correspondent writes :—" The intended visit of Mr. Cobden
to Leeds to address his constituents so Wednesday next has
assumed an interest not at first anticipated. Liberals and
ly but without concert, are preparing to
protest against his views regarding the war; and have
arranged to move formal resolutions condemnatory of his
opinions and declaratory of tke necessity and justness of the
war with Russia. The speakers in opposition on the liberal
aide will be Mr. Edward Reims, and Mr. James Garth
Marshall (formerly M.P. for Lee's) : and it is not impro-
bable that one of the speakers in opposition to the hon.
member on the tory side will be Mr. Busfield Ferrand."
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.—The United States mail
steamship Pacifil, Captain E. Nye, sailed this afternoon for
New Vvrk with the weekly mails for the United States
and Canada, 70 passengers, and a fair cargo of merchandise
' on freight. The Royal Mail steamship America, with ad-
vices from New York to the 2ad, Boston to the 3rd, an
Halifax to the 6th Mat., may be expected tomorrow P'

3rd, and
♦ night.