The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Karim 29.
The sales to-day are ..—Sugar : 70 hbds. Barbados. 30s.
to 30s. ; 1,000 boxes old yellow, 17s. 9tl. in bond. Rice :
small parcel Bengal, 9s. 9d. to 10s. 3d. Pimento :20
bags damaged, 31. Jute : 230 bales, previous prices.

COTTON.—bruirooL, MARCH 29. Our market
to-day has been firm, but without any great animation.
Prices of all kinds remain unchanged from the quotations
of Friday. The saes are estimated at 6,000 bales, and
include 600 Pernam and Meranbam, at 6 to 61 ; 400
Egyptian, 6to 9; 400 Surat, 31 to 4f ; and 30 Sea
Islands 14 to 18. The Imports since Thursday amount to
20,000 bales, and the sales to 15,000.

CATTLE, &c.—Busrrox (Oxow) Fail, March 27.
There was a good show of horned Cattle at this fair, and a
good demand. Mach business wu transacted, but at prices
♦ery unsatisfactory to the sellers. Cows for dairy purposes
sold freely, the beet at 141. to 171. each. There was a large
amount of business doing in the Sheep fair, at improved
prices. In the Hone fair many good animals of all sorts
were exhibited, which found buyers in rapid succession, at
unusually high priors, every young useful animal being

• Lrrsksoor., Kasai 29.—We have had a dull market
for all kinds of Mock, particularly for heavy cattle, of
which description the supply is large. Prime of cattle are
at least Id. per lb. lower once last week, and a number
have been left unsold. Sheep arc the turn in favour of the
buyer, with a few left unsold.

ENROLMENT OF THE MlLlTlA.—Yesterday even-
ing an anti-militia testing took place at the British School
Room, Cowper-street, City-road. The chair was taken at
eight o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Fletcher.—The Rev. C. J.
Galloway moved the int resolution, "That this meeting
having observed with unfeigned satisfaction the emphatic
assurance given in the Queen's speech at the opening of
parliament, that her Majesty continues to maintain the most
friendly relations with foreign powers, together with the
reiterated declarations of men of the highest political autho-
rity belonging to ell parties in the state, that the panic at-
tempted to be created in the public mind on the subject at
present likely to expose this country to the danger of war,
cannot but regard with surprise and regret the proposal
made to increase the armament, and especially:to enrol the
militia as a ponnamst tone, is calculated to encou-
rage vague and groundless apprehensions at home, and to
create irritation, sad distrust among neighbouring nations."
Rev. H. Black ascended the resolution, which was adopted.
It was also resolved that a petition should be forwarded to
parliament. The petition stated that the petitioners had
observed with great satisfaction the assurance given in her
Majesty's speech at the opening of parliament, that her Ma-
jesty continues to maintain the most friendly relations with
foreign powen; as well nth° reiterated declarations made
by various members of the government that the friendly
relations between this country and France have not been,
and are not likely to be, disturbed. That the petitioners
learnt with surprise and regret that, nothwithstanding
those assertions, it is proposed t 3 call out the
militia to the number of eighty thousand men.
There is no 'abject at present likely to mite which can ex-
pose the country to the danger of war. They could not but
regard with surprise and regret the proposals made to in-
crease the armanenn, and especially to enrol the militia as
• permanent force to the number of 120,000 or 150,000
men, as calculated to encourage vague and groundless ap-
prehension at home, and to create irritation and &strut
among neighbouring nations. That this meeting having
observed with unfeigned satisfaction emphatic assurance.
given in the Queen's speech at the opening of parliament
that her Majesty continues to maintain the most friendly
relations with foreign powers, together with the reiterated
declarations of men of the highest political authority belong-
ing to all parties in the state. That the panic attempted to
be created m the public mind on the subject of an appre-
hended French invasion is utterly unfounded and mis-
chievous. The meeting then separated.
Ma. Humes Mortotc—{To the Editor of the
Eaprest].-Bm,—Finding you loam been publishing in
your paper some of the pairs on Mr. Hume's motion, will
you oblige me hy stating I paired off in favour of the mo-
tion with Mr. Vivian, of Truro. I am, do., R. Henan,
M.P. for Lelooster.-86, Woburn-vote, March 29,1962.

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ATIAMIT LASA-at Falmoutb March 27, from ....... : Pernanataw
Auca-atOraveaccd, March 28, from Christiana
Aurfornrra -at Gravesend, March 29, fr0u5,„,„....... Barmy
COVATIO4I MoaLaT -at Deal, March 28, from. Lofton
CAIOLINII-off Penzance, March 26, from ... ..... ..... Alexandria
COMMOMWAALTU-at tidily, March 21, from ..„ Calcutta
I)ou9ing---st Deal, March 27, from Naples
Duca -at Deal, March 27, from St Michaere
Dam Faye-at Gravesenti, March 29, from- ..... Frioderintradt
0100Atle -at Liverpool, March 29, from Calcutta
ELLLII-off Liverpool, March 29, from Patagonia
Evruaam-at Deal, March 28, from ................ China
iusasera -at Scilly, March 23, from Licata
Paoauna-at OTAVOIDOMI, March 23, from Norway
GLAILAAK -at Liverpool, March 29, from Licata
H. WAILIMILION-off Dover, from Cadis
U. Cuawm -at Scilly, March 23, from ....Alm= Cris
Hope--at Liverpool, March 29, from
limarm -at Liverpool, March 29, from .......... ........New 'lor=
Imata-aff Liverpool, March 29, from ...... - Frigate
Imo -at Liverpool, March 29, from ... Tricia
Drvoicu-at tifavemeral, March 2h, from _ Tatra Novo
1010. Bou.-at Liverpool, March 29, from Bombay
L.Lawsom- at Falmouth, March 26. from ....Smyrna
LAIKIIIILD-at Deal, March 27, from Loom
LVAITANO flourrang--sit Plymouth, March 23, from Tr.tate
Urns Par -at Scilly, March 22, from ".".. . 1.,,0n
Mauro -at Falmouth, Mardi 28, from Alci gains
Moat Marnaw-ce Deal, March 27, from Alesagalna
fiIIOYA Fonvona-at Liverpool. March 29, Itom AlounOna
Narroays-at Gravesend, March 28, from ....... ...... slaragtrue
Os waau-at Liverpool, March a 9, Irom ....... ............GLIILOU
PANOPS -at Liverpool, March 29, from .„ &pout
roam Novo-ot Plymouth, March 28, fr0m..,....... ..... _
...Teroeira
ROTAL WILLTAII-Off Falmouth, March 27, fraft........Aluandrla
RAIIOIII-at Plymouth, March 28, from Liston
Item/ft-at Liverpool, March 29. from Smyrna
Winer Moab -at Liverpool, March 29, from. Smyrna
ltmovaros-at Gravesend. March 28, from ...Meow=
801111 A Mama-at Gravesend, March 29, from Norway
SJ3TSA-at Gravesend, March 23, from Dramen
Bvaa-et Falmouth, arch :7, from Bahia
govrama -at Falmouth, March 27, from....
Boc-roaneroa -at Portsmouth, March 28, Max Longed
Torsos-at Deal, March 27, from Africa
TaLavaaa-at,Portaraouth, March 28, from London
Tom Caufrum.b-off Falmouth, Marta 27, from . Chins
Tamura art-at Liverpool, March 29, from Malta
TAT-at Gravesend, March 28, from Constantinople
Vivacious-at Liverpool, March 29, from .Bt. Michael's
Viviu-off Falmouth, March 26, from ilk. Mulaere
Yuma-at Deal, March 27, from „«......... ..... Chum=
Woman -at tialcombe, March 29, from ....... .........Palerma
Mumma-at DeaL March 28, from Magna
Wrrt.a-at Falmouth, March 28, from Lisboa
WILZILLMISA-.t OTITOOINI, March 28, from Nanny
Zaaam-al Oraaamod, March 28, from ...............„ Binppare
Zaraza-M Oravammi, Marsh 29, from Norway