The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-07 00:00:00

MINGINO-LANE.--MTS PAY.

The private contract Rroduos markets have generally •
very firm appearance, with an upward tendency for most
articles. Rice has been in large demand shun fle=
and very fall prices paid. The public salsa d
for to-morrow are :—Sugar : 250 hbde. West India, 20,000
bags Mauritius, sad 7,000 bags Bengal. Coffee : 600 cub
and 1,000 begs Ceylon.
OILS.-Bsal, pale, 621. to 621. 106. ; straw, 471. to MU.;
brown, 441. to 461. ; sperm body, 1361 to 1361. ; head-
matter, 1301. to 1361. ; rod, 421. 10s. to 431 ; South San.
pale, 461. 10s. to 47/. ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. to 661. ; Spanish
and Sicily, 611. to 621. ; cocoa nut, 435. to 46e. ; palm, 43e.
to 445. ; linseed, 36,. 6d.; rape, pale, 661; brown, 625. to
62a. 6d.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is • shade firmer, at the sisnezed quotation's
Town Tallow, 61s. 6d. nett east ; Petersburg Y. C. on the
spot, 625. to 6d.; May and June, 6AL ; October to Noes-
her, 6.31. 6d.

Medics hand Casks..
Delivery lutwoek
Do. f rem lel Jane
arrival lastwee?

—Do. from lot Juno
Prim Y. C. per OWL
Dn. Town

24,914
1,909
99,639

83,911
1149
99.699
1,4611
105,084
1149.9 d.
44.. 9d.

41,037
2,377
80,604
11,734
10,661
638.04.
34 3&

1164
63,42$
475. Id.
49a. Id.

Arrival for the wash ending May 16, last year, 460
auks, and delivery, 937 mks. The arrival kat week
comprised 11,333 casks from Basis, 401 cuts from Aus-
tralia. Total, 11,734 auks.

MARKET.-THIB DAY.

We have a considerable increase in the number of beasts.
and consequently trade is slow: prices on the ave-
rage are lower, although a few choicest qualities
maintain Friday's quotations. There are also a few
more sheep, and the demand is smaller ; a clearance
cannot be effected notwithstanding a di•pesition to take
lower prices. Trade is very heavy for limbs and calves.
From Germany and Holland there are 846 beasts and 117
calves. Spain, 150 sheep. Scotland, 450 beaus. Norfolk
and Suffolk, 2,700, and 100 from Northern and Midland
Counties.
Per stone of Mita a4.a. d. Per stone or Bloe. ad.a d.
Beet dents, Herefords— 4 4 4 8 But Dna a Elf..eda es 4 4 4
Bat dbortolsorns ...... 4 2 4 6 Sew LODS-1100k
alload whit/ Barn.. 30 3 8 De. do. dbons
Ogres
3 4 4 6 Do. no. 81teen ..... 5 4 315
Bat Das. a 11e141RNte 4 6 6 OI lamb. 6 8 4 4
Hama at toartct.4.4B4 ; sheep sad lambs. 96,4T0 ; calves 116
380.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mesas. Patteudeu and Smith report that the &mad
for hops =times steady, with prism fully maintained.
COAL. MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Walls Bud Hewes, 19s. Bd.; Walls End Russell's Het-
ton, 191. ; Walls Hod Ti... 19e. 84.-68 fresh skips at mar-
ket.

FUNERAL OF TIN LATE SIR H. R. BISROP.—OR
Saturday afternoon the remains of the late eminent musical
composer, Sir H. R. Bishop. were removed from his resi-
dent*, 18, Cambridge-unlit, Edgware-road, for interment
in the new cemetery of St. Marylebone, at Flashier. The
funeral cortege was exceedingly simple In Its character.
consisting of a keens and one mourning coach, containing
Mr. Augustus Bishop (son of the deceased), Mr. Henry
Bishop, Mr. Rivkin, and Mr. W. Goode. The appoint-
ments of the hear. e were neat and appropriate, displaying
on either side the initials of the deceased in an oval shield,
with plumes of feathen, and drawn by four horse.. A
number of musical gentlemen, friends of the diseased, bad
assembled at the entrance to the chapel, and a full choir,
under the superintendence of Mr. Ransford and his son,
assisted at the mournful ceremony. The music selected for
the oeeesion was Croft's Burial Servioe. The vocalists were
drained in surplices, and, as the procession passed from the
chapel along the walks of the cemetery to the last resting-
place of the departed, the execution of the music had •
most thrilling effect upon the vast number of persons as-
sembled. The coffin bore the simple inscription, " Sir Hy.
R. Bishop, Knight, died 30th April, 1866, aged 68 years"
ROYAL COLLEGE or SURGEON&—The following
gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations
for the diploma were admitted members of the college at
the meeting of the court of examiners on the 4th inst.:—
Messrs. Breathy Cooper Pelle, army ; Edward Lister, Liver-
pool; John Lang, army ; George Michell, Camborne, Corn-
wall; Joseph Mumford Percival, St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly;
James Serjeant, North Petherwin, Devon; Frederic La
Croix, Winchester; William Woodhouse, army; Paul
Howard M'Gitlivray, Aberdeen; and Edward Bedew,
Bristol.
TBE FORTY-FoURTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF
• YOtlealall SocixTY was celebrated on the 3rd Wit.
at the London Tavern; Lord Cardigan in the chair. After
the usual and patriotic touts, the children of the Yorkshire
School were introduced by the stewards, preceded by the
newly-aPPointed muter, Mr. Myers. The healthy and neat
apparent., et the children was the theme of general appro.
hallos, and his lordship, in a very eulogistic address, ex-
pressed his great satisfaction with the management of the
elterity The attendance at dinner was numerous, and
several influntial gentlemen connected with the county of
York were present, including the Mayer of Halifax,'['.
Hutton, Esq., of Clifton Castle; Major Tempest, dro. Sub-
scriptions for the charity amounted to 6601.
BELGIAN Coax 'MADE.—A tendency to lower
prime was manifested on Friday in the ones market of
Brussels. The only kind of grain that seemed to resist the
downward movement was rye, which was exceedingly
arm.
The May swim' of the Cantral Criminal Court
ONUMMIN this nistates (ifeeder).