The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-17 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 16.—APPOINTNICNTIL —Lieu-
tenant. E. B. Wallow, to the Excellent ; F. C. Ism, to the
Valorous; end J. F. Leoon, to the Resistance.
Muter W. B. Sheilah's:, to the Indus, for service in the
Orestes.
Chief Engineer W. Wotton, to the Leander, commissioned.
Engineer R. W. kisdford, to the Leander.
Assistant Engineers C. F. Hnlford, to the Cumberland,
for service in the Aretbrian ; J. Forster, to the Indus, for
service in the Aurora ; W. B. Cotham, J. Wealover, and
G. Feedliair, to the Leander.
Mr. P. Warburton has been nominatedto a naval cadetahip.

PORTSMOUTH, Aran. 16.

The Renown, East India mailing transport,
arrived at Spitbeat to-day. She has brought home Limits.
mut Colossi Bosstrier, B. A. (is command), four officers.
138 men, 13 women, sad 28 children. he Newcastle,
Isdiamaa, also arrived about the NRIA UMW, with fire
officers, 180 mem, lime women, and 21 odors, seder the
command of Major Brownlow. Both ships left Calcutta on
the 17th of January. The invalids win be forwarded to
NeHey Hospital to-morrow.

Sorritaiarrox, Amu. 17.—A telegram from
Hunt Castle, lays that the Elton, with the heavy portion
of the Calcutta, China, and Australian mails, pawed the
Needles at 9.30 p.m., 16th Mat. There are, however, no
signs of her yet in the river.
•

Tllll SUNDAY BANDS IN THE PARILIL —Yesterday
afternooa a numerous deputation from the Saaday Beads
Association waited upon the 800. Yr. Cowper, Preadeat
of the Board of Works, at hie office is Whitehall-oam,
upon the subject of the recent threat of legal prociedinp
on the part of the opponents of the Sunday bands in the
parks spinet the goverment, in order to put a stop to the
mine. Yr. It. Moors said it tree the intention of the com-
mittee to convene the Sunday bands in the Regent's-park
and Victoria-park on the Arm Sunday in May, and they had
viewed with great radar:awl the steps which the Chief

Commissioner had taken to remove the old arid erect • new
platform and orchestra ups. the most improved principles
so is to aid in the production instead of the absorption of
sound. It had, however, come to their knowledge that
some legal proceedings were about being taken to prevent the
'actinium* of the bands, and although the Dew platform
was not being gulled dove, still the old one was spin being
put up, and they were therefore moat apprehensive that the
Hon. Chief Corarniasiocier was about to yield to the oppo.
manta of the Solidity bands. The Ho.. Yr. Cowper said be
lied ordered the erection of the new platform and orchestra
Dot oily for the convenience of the bands playing there on
the Sunday and week days, but for the public also, as
affording shelter Mame of lain. Upon this being done ear-
taM inhabitant, of the TelTloBi bad been to him and had
declared that the erectiou of " buildings " was an iofnoge.
meat of the covenacte of their leases, and they called upon
him (Mr. Cowper) to remove the sew platform. He had
refused on the ground that if the platform could be cousi•
dared a building then the lodges, fountains, and all other
meations in the park must come within the category, and
be pulled down. They threat/mud him with legal proceed-
ings, wed he said be did not think that any court would put
the mice construction on the clause in their lames which
they did. They bad, however, commenced proceedings in
Chancery to compel the removal of the new platform, sad
he lied therefore directed that the old oeesbould be brought
beck sad in readiness to be put up should the Court of
, which he did not anticipate, order the new one
to pulled down. This was how the matter stood. It
was his intention also to have a new orchestra placed is
Vietoria.park.
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Invention. for insuilannenusly igniting Inciter and sesta sonar-Mk
for scaling letters, lighting cigars, din. Sold by all Ironmongers,
china dwdera oilmen, it,. For kitchen nee, 101. en h ; extra Lai,
L. Mt. ; for bed and sitting maw edict* and betels, complete
to white tHrres china, with BMW and lid, ta. ad. ; to colours,
Is ed. ; gilt, 441. : end artistic gilt designs, as. dd. ; extra rich, Is
sole wholesale wad, James Collis, manager of the Anita-Coati.
metal Aram, td, Caancssittnst, HC.--(AdvarlisansauLi

MARKETa.

TALLOW.—THUBSDAT EVINISG.—The maim* we. quiet
t0...1ay. Subjoined toe the pneee:—Spot, 4.24. 9d. ; May
and Jane, 49i. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; October mid Demo*
46e. 6d. to 45e. 9d. Delivery bleat evening, 670 wets:
snivels ditto, 37 macs.

OOTTON.—Lnimrooi, Aram 16.—The market hr
hew very Ana today at as advanos 04 about N. pet lb. pe
Friday's prices. Tbs oilman 12,000 bales, of wbba7,ooo
are on speculation sod for export 660 Americas, 24i
to ; 10,030 Barak IN.& to 2.1 d. ; 680 Fmvatin.
200. to 26d. ; 440 hanambuco. Md. to 21id. ; 12V
sad Maputo, 200. to 21d. 170 blaranbak, 2lid. t 0224.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADrOItD, Area M.—
Then has bees rather more &big in wool darns, the week,
suiteble for Ws sad Ws yarn, sad the prices have
bees somewhat in favour of the seller. The Firth.%
which in seine ewes have been large, have been made to
oover new orders come to band, sod it remains to be seem
whether the activity will prevail. There
.is a fair bushiest
doing in yams. There is little doing io pumas. The season
is passed and quietists. prevails. There is no atop is
prices.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—NoTrnionen, Amur. 16.
There le more businem doing for the Loodoa market, and
the home trade is in tolerably active oonditioa. Some
houses report a good inquiry for silk Mechlin, and black
and white laces of every description meet with more buyers,
'tumult* net. are still in demand, bat the high prices salted
operate against trade. In plain net. not much is doing, and
manufacturers speak of prices as tuireninosrativa The
Freooh sad contribute' marker* cautious very quiet ; the
Polish insurrection and the present unsettled state of
Glitical affairs having an adverse Di/DOOM upon the
erman trade. The Italian trade is also dull. Yana con-
tinue very firm, and we hear from one *cures have an up.
ward tendency. Hosiery : The various branch.. of the
hosiery bade exhibit no material alteration. The shipping
and holm trades are extremely quiet, and many factory
owners esa marcely God work fur their workpeople. In
the country district* the manufacture by band is stopped
from want of cotton.—Nortinghon Journal.

0013N.—BIIIMTWO1AN, Ann. 16.—At this day's market
there was spin a short supply of English wheat, which, as
also foreign, sold slowly at the of thhi day
seenaight. Barley in fair demand. Oats, and peas
only gamble in limited quantities.
Biturrot, Aran. 113.—Our arrivals this week show a great
falling off. There has been more doing in the grain trade
than of late, and • more healthy feeling apparent. At ter
market to-day there was a short supply d English wheat,
which sold freely at frilly last week's prime. For foreign a
fair consumptive demand wee experienced at about last
week's rates. Maltiog barley fully as deer ; grinding is
good demand, at a redaction of 6d. per qr. In cats more
doieg, at rather better prices ; black lid. per qr. dearer.
Beans and Indian corn remain as last week.

Divizza, Arm 16. —With a small attendance, we had a
good average supply of wheat to-day to fair condition.
Lan week's prices were fully supported. Although some
few parcels were left unsold, the trade showed rather a
firm tendency. Top pram of bat red wheat for grinding.
221. to 24e. psi sea. A abort market of barley, but quite
sufficient for the demand, which must be quoted at about
mationary prase. In other grail, no change in pries worth
no Beet red wheat, 23e. to 24e. ; inferior sorts, 17s.
to 225.; malting barley, 335, to 394.6 d. ; inferior sorts, Se. to
32e. ; oats, 21s. to 2dx ; beans, 20s. to 295. 64. ; pees, lea.
to 215.; fine dour, 40x to 42e.; other dour, 375. to 395.
Mulcusnru, Arm 16.—There wan about en avenge
attendance at our market this morning. The trade Ma
exceedingly languid for everything, and the only change in
valise was in Fvptian beans, which advanced la. pa
quarter.
NIWARK, APRIL l&—Here to-day the trade for wheat
ens Gem at lain week's prices. There were several samples
of English barley offering, mallows not being willing pa.
chasers late rates could maireely be supported. OMR
last week. Beans la. dearer.

Aran I6.—We bad a mall supply of wheat,
for which abaft wu a steady trade, at fully late rates. Vsn
little barley °Berle& late prices fully supported. Trade is
ea* bears, and peas very slow.

UXBRIDGE, Aram Ig.—Wheat, In good supply, met a
dull and slow sale, but was not lower in pros. Spring corn
is unchanged in value, with but little doing. Flour 43a. to
48a. per rack of 28010.
. . . . .

EDINBURGH, APRIL 15.—Az compared with last week,
wheat was same on the top, and 3d. up on the average.
Barley was 6d. down ou the top, and L. 2d. up on the
average. Oats were 2a. down on the top, sod 6d. down on the
avenge. Beans were Is. 6d. down ow the top, sad 2d.
up on the avenge. Wheat. 325. to Ma. Barley, 21.. to
365. 6d. Oak, 225. to 30s. Beam, 365. to 425. 6d.

GLASGOW, Arum lb.—This day's market was pretty well
attended, but only a limited business resulted in any article,
sad Baltic wheat wee offering at 6d. per boll coder led quo
Maid without selling, except in mere retail. For floor
preview rates were required. Oats met a fair sale for
feeding, and for miller's aorta, as well as for oatmeal, for.
mar prima wore required. Barley in favour of buyers. In
per sad Indian corn no variation occurred. Feeding beans
were dd. per boll cheaper.

CAWLE.-NovratcHan, Arta. 15.-The market this
morning was thinly supplied with beef sod the demand
ruled slow. The animals were principally from the north
country. Best beef made Bs. per stone; inferior, 6s. 6d.
to 7s. 6d. There was a lair supply of cauttoo, principally
from the immediate neighbourhood. Trade was dull at
reduced ram. Best small clied 7d. per lb. ; large and
inferior, 6d. ; smelled, 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; hop for keeping
sold at from 33e. to 56e. each. Limbs made 235. to 355.
each. The supply of calves was large and the demand
slow. Prices were lower, the best making ; inferior,
6d. to 6id. Best small pocket pip made 6s. to 6a 6d. per
stone ; bacons, ss. 6d. to te. 3d.
EDINDURCff, APSIL 15.-The supply of cattle this morn.
ing was 858, being 19 more than last week. Sales dull,
end prices in favour of the purchaser. Top price, 7s. 9d.;
current, from 7a 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; middling and inferior, from
4d. to 6e. 9d. per stone. The supply of sheep was 3,363,
being 289 more than last week ; 974 of the above quantity were
store bogus, Ac. Weida; but little variation in prices cam
pared with those obtained last week. Best black.faend sad
cheviot wethers brought fully Bid. One lot of very sops
rior Southdowns brought 9d. Current price, 8.1. to W.,
and down to 74d. per lb. Fed pigs brought from Si. to
ss. 6d. per stone ; six to sight weeks old do., from Bs. to
lb. a head.

The government is negotiating for the purchase
of some land on the banks of the Lymington rim, is
Hampshire, with a •iew of making that rim the reedits-
eons of all the revenue cutters in the south of England.

OILTHIAL PALLOZ.--ONI SIILLINO D.0.T.-THURS.
DAT, Area. 16. Admisnowe on mama, 1,287 ; ditto by
11111111011 tickets, 700 ; total, 1,007.
Di. DI JONGIt'SLIOHT-BROWN COD 'ATLI OIL.-
One pest recommendation of this (di Is that a very small wan-
My will produce more satisfactory results than the largest does
of the ordinary 'dada Dr. Hayes, late Physician to the ftrighno
Dispensary, states I have been in the habit of ordering no
other than Dr. de Jonah's Light-Brown Cod Liver OIL f seldom
preeesite a terser dose than a dessert epoonful, and consider that
a &al Is equal in its effects to • table spoonful of the
Patetea
-Bold only in eapatded bottles, fa 6d.. H. ird, and
by Dr. do lough' s agents. Ardor, Harford, and Co., 77, Strand.
Loudon. and chemlsta—(Adverlismement.)
(.I.dwertiesmeut.l—liou.OwAY'a OINTMENT AStt
MLR—lndisputable remedies for bed legs, old wounds, sores
sod ulcers. If used according to directions given with them.
there Is ne wound, bad leg. ulcerous sore. however obstinate
or long standing, but will yield to their Mellor and cured.°
properties. Numbers of persons who have been pall:ills in
several of the large hospitals, and under the ears of eminent
surgeons, without deriving the slightest benefit, bare heed
thoroughly cured by Holloway's Ointment and Pills. For glen.
dulerewellinge, tumours, scurvy. and die-sees of the skin, there
is no medicine that can be used with so good an effect. In fuel,
In the worst forms of disease dependent upon the condition of the
blood these medicines are i Woe

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BURN B.—April 12, Si 84. 11ary'e, Gillingham, Kent. Meted.
of Dr. Burns, M.., of • daughter.
ARLTON.—ApriI 12, at Dartford, Kent, the wife of E.
Charlton, req.. M.D., of a daughter.
YINCII. April 14, at Chapoletreet. Gromenorermare, the
wife of fair. J. Finch, of a daughter.
ItllWlTT.—Japrli 11, at lierksleywquare, the wife of te
Hewitt, Meq., ILD., M • daughter.
WAlL—April 13, at Woburn-square, the wife of C. T. A are,
Bat„ of a son.