The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-04 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TRUSEIDAY EVIENINO.—The nurliet vu
tpsiet to-day, and prices closed the same as yesterday. be.
livery to last evening, 1,0121 mks ; arrivals, 513 awls.

COTTON.—LristarooL, Aram 3.—The business today
ie moderate, with a hardeming fenclaocy in American.
The mks are 5,000 bales, including 2,780 American, at
94d. to 2 ; 1,500 Baran at 71d. to add. ; MO Ecrp-
,at 11 to 19d. ; 140 Fermium, 12 to 131 d. ;80 Nam.
ham, at The ;of trldah 500 are fori speculation
and export. week's import is 83,109 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —Mumma% Anu. 3.
There is a fair bushier doing in wools to-day, though the
demand is far from being brisk. Prices, especially of bright
haired sorts, are very Arm. TWO is also a heir business
doing in wonted yarns. Spinaers are geneially working to
stock. The home manufacturers mats a steady demand,
sad the export merchants are doing rather more business.
Prices are withoot change. • There is good feeling in the
piece market. A little ins weather is wanted to clear the
stooks of the marginate. There is • fair billows doing in
some sorts. The American houses are also looking round,
end operating to a small extent. A much better trade for
America is expected.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrieranem, Aram 3.
The accounts we have received of the lace trade are by no
means en discouraging as we have been obliged to report for
several put weeks. Several large houses speak of an eh-
mated demand for an classes of goods for home ooneumption.
It Is faired, however, that the rapid rise in the price of raw
silk may 4n=itely have an unfavourable tendency on the
market, but notwithstanding this the general impression
prevails that a good trade for the fall may be looked for.
With a continuance of the pretreat fine weather we may
anticipate that the retail consumers will be more liberal in
their favours, sat employment in all branches will beeome
more meal The hosiery trade, we regret to may, is sot in
so hopeful a ornditloa. Very little business has been done
by the wholuale hoaxed in London during the month of
March ; and they are mostly, therefore, well stocked's:maw
inclined than otherwise to countermand some aim which
are now in course of execution. Another forthlglit's sun-
shine, however, womld change the aspect of affalrg There
are a few shipping orders placed, and indications eV return-
trade with the States ; but, at present, the demand is
thinly from the West Indies, the anticipated =ration of
hostilities in Mexico having produced a revival of confidence
in that direction. Nolting/tam Journal.

CATTLE—IiDIABCROH, APRIL 2.—The supply of cattle
this morning was large, the number being 1,029, or
51 mere than last market. The demand mu good, with
little alteration in priors. A lot of nice West
Highland stets, fed by the Lord Justice Clerk
brought 7a. fkl. per stone. With the empties of
the aabboove, the top prim was 7s. 3d. ; current, from 6s. &I.
to 6s. 9d. • middling and inferior, ss. 4d. to 6s. per stove.
The suptrimof sheep was 3,142, being 241 more than last
week. were slowly effected, and prices were, in some
Instances, lower. Top price of the beat mutton, Bild.
current Bd. ; and down to 7id. per lb. Fed pigs brought
from Fa. to Co. par stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto,
from fie. 6d. to 12s. a head.

THE NE,/ Smixr IN SOUTHWARK. —it return was
issued yesterday showing the date of all purchase made by
the Metropolitan Beard of Works of property required for
the purposes of the sew street from High. street, South.
wart, to Stainfeedatreet, and the sum spent, together with
many other particulars relating to the purchthee. The
aggregate amount of purchase money paid is 372,9541. The
auras paid for land tax amount to MM. The aggregate
amount of interest paid by the board on money borrowed
for the purposes of the new street is 31,8921.
The %ever of the Rev. J. T. Bennet, of
Chavelsy , in order to frighten small birds from a
bed of seeds, erected an effigy of a man with extended
arms, but on going to remove it a few days back he was
surprised to Sad that a robin had actually ventured under
the hat, and snugly built its little neat upon the head
of the scarecrow. Tho nest was antlered to remain on

disturbed.
[AdVeTtineMent.]--HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
MIA—To Use liopekes.—These potent remedies have claims
paramount to all other medicines or applications for the cure of
ulcers, sores, wounds, and skin dl-eases generally. A most
remarkable instance of the curative virtues poivessed by Iloilo-
way's remedies has recently been forwarded by a ustediemaker
at Studley, who., body and legs were sorely afflicted by inaliti•
nen' ulcers. He got worse under the best muniesi treatment,
but was soon eased and shortly cured by the*, healing and
Ci:ng preparations. They closed the wounds and cleaned
y7istem. One solitary trial 18 sufficient to prove to the most
seeptical the superior value of Holloway's medicaments,
most
rouse, excite, quicken, and stimulate the feeble nerves anti Ira•
gold circulation,

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BARBEL—ApriI 1, at StanieOicaule, Addison-road, Kensington.
the wife of G. H. Barber, Req., of a daughter.
BEREISFORD.—March 30, at Londonderry, the wife of the IhN.
M. M. Bamford, of a son.
BRADLEY.—March 31. at Denton Rectory, Buntlngdonahlw,
the wife of the Rev. K. Bradley, of a son.
JONSS.—March Si, at the Cloisters, Westminster Abbey, tbe
rdd
of the Rey. B. F. Jones, M.A., of a daughter.
MAGRATIL—March Si, at Gambleatreet, Balker., the wife of
Hr. J. ltagrath, of a son.
PRITYMAN.—March Si, at Great Carlton Vicarage nom"'
shire, the wife of the Rer. F. Pretyman, of a darghier.
PRYol4.—March 30, at Bryanston.umare, the wife of R. Pryor.
Esq., of a eon.
SMITIL—March 31, at Momington-road, the wife of Captain F.
Smith, of a son.
MARRIAGE&
COOPER—WRIGLEY.—March le, at St. John's. Byroniatrcet.
Manchester, by the Rey. W. Huntington, M.A.. Mr C.
of Lower Broughton, Manchester, to Clara, daughter
cooper.triode', of Woodlands, Broulthhuh-
CRAWCOUR-11ART.—April S. at Dukostreet. Langhani
by the Soy. Dr. Adler, A. Crawcour, Req., late of Brompto
of
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meant, to Ufa Relasers, daughter of J. Hart, Esq., Ise
L atTkarltoo Chu h, Kent, G. 0
le4. Bawtry, Yorkshire, to rfierah Venable..
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of the iste IL Dunn. Req., of Bluster, Isle of Shepper
STIFTOI-0011BEN.—April 3, at Southampton, Richard
810Pbene. /sq., of Cowes, to HIM Maria Comber, also of C0r.,4.
DEATHS.
BICBLIT.—March IL Albiongrove, Barnshury.parh.
BR., aged at
DF.i—March 30, at Borbury.cresoent, NotUnghill,
primpls Zig, 110.
Flitroa.—Agiriltazafoed. 1, Mary, wife of W. French, Esq., of bn4a.
Saged
47.
MAgrad.CDlAßMlD.—Magogmoh3l, at ft ewton.terrace, Rochester. J
IlaeDiaresid, eq.. aged 66. Fa
ILILLLABIL—ILSareIi 30, at Daventry, G. Mallaber,
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