The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-03 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a goad
demand for fine yearlings, at 81. and upwards. About 40
pockets of new have arrived, and are selling at same price
as yearlings. Duty 300,000/.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT.

Eden Main, 20s. 6i. ; Walls End Gotforth, 19e.; Walla
End Bells, 190. 6d.; Wells End Haswell, 21a. Bd.; Walls
E d Hetton, 21e. 6d.; Wells End Stewart's, 211. 6d.;
Walls End Tees, 21s. 6d.-153 fresh ships at market.

'Ng MOORS.—The sportsmen generally relax a
little after the first blush of the campaign, irsisequently oar
notes from the moors and from the forests are not so full
as last week. Notwithstanding, we have some good
hags to chronicle. The Earl of March tied party, at
Rlaekwater, had fair sport throughout the week. On
Tuesday last, the Earl of March and Mr. Con had 19
brace grouse, 2 plovers, and 1 snipe; on Wednesday,
24 brace grouse, and 4 hares; and on Thursday, 33 braes
grouse, and 4 hares. His Serene Highness Prince Edward.
of Sage-Weimar, and Colonel Riddle,, had on Tuesday 12
brace and 3 ham, and the Hon. Mr. Hill, 21 bract. 1 teal,
and 1 hare ; on Wednesday. Prince Edward had 24 beam
and 3 hares, and Mr. Hill, 23 brace end 6 bares, on Thursday,
Prince Edward and Colonel Riddle y had 19 brace, and 4
bares, and Mr. Hill 46 brace. The Ramkshire moon,
are yielding an average return of game. Black game s hoots
1r gis said to be good. The bogs for the second week of the
season are nothing behind the first week. The sport in the
forests bas been eguelly good. The Right Hon. Lord Ash-
burton knocked over another splendid stag on Thursday, the
23sd, in Lochlnebart forest. Mr. John Latouche
killed two more stirs in Strathconon in the early
part of the week. The deer have thriven remarkably
wall during the summer, and are in good condition.—
The mounts from Perthshire are still favourable.
At the same time, however, the snort is not eomosralda to
that of last seasen. On the 18th Mr. Eyetor, of Coln- kyle,
Abernethy, made an expedition to the ptarmigan strong-
hold, Beim Mhor Bayne', and, notw threading that he
found the birds both strong and wild, and the day not •
very favourable for sport, succceeded in bagging
141 brace of this beautiful species of grouse. °ter-
lingshire : The shooting en the moon in this neigh.
bonrhoed, from all accounts, goes on improving considerably.
At Culorsuch, Captain Swim has had some very good sport,
t aTiag bi gg.i on pa t of fors suoessive days, 24, 15, end
14 brace of birds. At Cambeamors, tenanted by Sir David
Canyn,lame, the sport is poor. The Hon. Mr. Cardwell,
M.P., has had very meagre sport at Gut.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE MOORS.—WO re-
gret to learn that Mr. Morton, of (Mauro, Lodge, who bad
for many years keen in the habit of visiting the Highlands,
met with an accident the other day, which is reported to
have peeved fatal. Mr. Morton had strayed from his party,
and, it is supposed, had his ran slung across his bark, when
the contents were accidentally discharged, aid lodged in
the back of his had. A whole night (lapsed b:fore the
sort where the accident occurred was traced.—/neerness

Cosine' r.
Film—Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out on the
prosaism of Mr. Samuel!, 13, San street, Sishoprate, cane
merchant. Considerable damage was done ere it could be
extinguished.
TURBOT.—One hundred and twenty turbot were
eaoeht off Guernsey on Thursday last. They weighed
1,60011 w., and averaged 151 M. a piece. Most of them
were shipped off to Southampton on Feirlay morning. Tur-
bot he. been selling at bd per lb. in Guero•ey, sod whit-
ings, weighing stb. end 61b. each, have been selling in
that island for 64. a piece.
THE ORIENTAL COMPANY'S steamer Ave, which
took out the Iztlisa mail of the 20th, broke the fare of her
screw off Lisboa, and was obliged t 3 praceed to Gibraltar -
under canvas. Ti it was the first voyage of the Ave. Her
screw was a three fanned one, and was so &roared that its
propelling power was awls destroyed. Her speed to
Gibraltar under canvas was about 71 'mete.

CHATHAM, girt. 1.
This day, 200 men, drafts from the 84th and 43rd
Regiments, embarked at Graseeisad. The Trafalpr ewe-
wry' them and the following *Mom: Captain W. K.
li'Lecid, 76th; Ensigns E. Close, H. Gordon, Thomas
Elam, 43rd Regiment, to Madras. This embarkation' ter-
minates the whul• to be sent to India this year. Cbatkua
garrieon alone supplies 4,000 recruits annually to the army,
cm that station.

PEMBTaIIGARRISON, Sim 1.
On Thursday, the 30th ult., the last detachment of
the Royal Artillery, under command of Lieut. Otters, left
this for Woolwich to embark for the Crimes. The Atonal
I. now is the entire charge of the militia, the Pembroke-
shire Artillery, and the Monmouth Light Infantry. The
tenser sive mos to the fortifications an the haven, and the
latter do the dockyard end other ditty. Prom part of this,
whisk has become very onerous, they will shortly be relieved,
se the het accommodation for a thousand men will soon be
esinplttel.
ADMIRALTY VISIT TO CORK.

DUBLIN, Sm. I.
Sir Charles Wood, First Lord of the Admiralty,
Admiral Berkeley, second lord, sod Mr. T. 0. Baring pri-
vate secretary, accompanied by Sir George Orey, Home
Semetary, arrived in Cork on Thursday evening from Dab-
.r. •toer of inspection; aod at 10 sm. y 're-
seeded by train to Panne end thence by the auk
Alwiralty yacht, which had been in wait*, Mum the me-
ceding day, to Haulbowliee Island, wbeee thole ludeMps
and Sir George were received by Sir G. lionsaaa, admiral 11
of the port. Here their lordships went cm has Mares sad'
°Sees of the various dspertmenta, with the geseral arrange.
meat of which they summed theamelves well pleased.
Queenstown, Friday, 6 pm .—TM Admiralty yacht
Bleak Ewes is sow pr, casinos set of the harbour, for Mil-
ford, with the Lerch Cemaloimelos of the Admiralty oa
beard.

Captain Baynes, of the Olt Oanamillaßeagsrs, sanded
13 ithiciae this week to reusing isiasanis. sal 70 MIS 01
the Reseemnsee Regiment of Midis IA dais ranks *Oda
than of the genial 88th.
The Armagh Militia arrived hire to-day, on their way*
the Carragh euesopment, and were played through*,
eity by the Rifle band sod their own.
The npperery Free Press bee the following:—" We
regret to learn that • misunderstanding having arises bp.
tween two °Mem of the Booth Tipperary Artillery led, •
Sew 'hymning* liana, to both being placed cadet arrest by
one of the captains of the regiment. The resignation of hie
eonamienoe by Major Bloomfield is repaieteal.'
The Marquis of Conysgbaaa sad the Hon. C. Clemente
have mired from the Deena' Militia, and Lord Clan*
Hamilton noosed* the former es lientenant-eolonel of the
meanest.