The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-31 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND M.AREETS.

MARL-LANE.—THIS DAY.
flema patios of the JINN& wheat left over from Mow-
day last was mid thiummoing at folly that day's rates. Is
forolia what a Doha amount of bagasse was transacted,
at !maw
Darby rat apply. sad hilly as Oar as before.
Old oats mum sad rather damn. New orate dull sad
easier le maw.
Near esi rem aaderwent ao material change.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MON OCT. N TO OCT. SI.
On. Rya& Booi Irish. Feraist.
I 2170
ami1e........ ice ...... ...
sue 5250
Melt. IMO -
Thar, 1510 tea; hernia.

HINCING.LANIL—THIS DAY.
817941.—The market is again excited, buyen of all dm-
orlptioss are Wive, mad a farther advents of 2s. to 3s. bus
has haely paid..,Brown:West Idle sold at 605.; grocery, 665.
to ; and brow• lump, 69• to 605., but it is difficult to
give oust quotatkets, as the market still has an upward
Mildewy.
Cosrms—There Usual bees a public sale to-day, but the
artiste has • dull appowsaes.
Tric.—Tbe public sales comprised 16,600 packages of
various, of which only 4,500 found buyers. Gress of
0011•10 a and medium qualities sold at rather lower prime,
especially young Hymns. Thine did not appear to be buy-
ers of Congos at last sales' eaureacy.
RICI.-3,600 bags of good white Bengal were offered in
publics sale, and bought in 16a. 66. to 17s.
P .—Whits sold in public sale from 616. to 7fid.
per lb.
Corros.-160 bales sold yetterday on `Chaugo.
Coonurass. has declined about 2d. per lb.
Is other articles no material situation.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The tallow market has advanoed is oonwiusaes of the
daroaad for coasamprioa, and the loam of a owed with 600
casks oa board. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is qaistod 664.;
October to December, 665. 9d.; January to March, 68a. 61.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yellers. Pattenden and Smith mon that the demand
for middling and floe samples continues steady, at firm
1 priest. Duty, 350,0001.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Edits M;1;, 20.. Bd.; TsaialdiMoor, i 8;. id. • Walls
Lad Riddsll, Ifs.; Wa Bad Braddyll's Hatton, 90s. 9d. ;
Walls Bad Rattan, 21.. bd. ; vials Bad &nth Hatton,
21s. Bd. • Walls Bad Stewart's, 21s. 81. ; Walls Bad Ti..,
21s. 64.L32 Irish ships at masks*.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

THE HYTHB SCHOOL OF MUSKETRY.

The following instructions in reference to this
important military estsbltshment have just been issued from
the Horse Guards : _ _

. Horse Guards, Ost. 28..

" Sir,—Additional candidata being requirid for the
carpi of permanent iastraters of musketry now in the
Bonne of organisation under the regalations issued from
this department on the 13th August last, I have received
the sorannads of Field-Ilanhal Viscount Harding.
Minis to call upon yea to furnish the names of any men
belonging to the regiment under your command, who may
be eligible sad willing to be aassferred to the corps in
question.
" Candidates for this employment are not to aimed five
years' service. They must be men of active habits, intelli-
gent, perfectly capable ot receiving and imparting inetrao-
tios, and must be medically certified fit for active ',reit*.
They mast be able to write accurately from dictation,
understand the use of forms and esteem, dto., and have a
competent knowledge of the first tour rules of arithmetic,
and of vulgar and decimal fractious. They will be sent to
Hythe for the purpose of undergoing the regular canna of
instruction in the theory and practice of musketry ; and
when reported duly qualified, they will be discharged, and
mattesied for general service—their previous regimental
service, however, being allowed to reckon towards peados.
Married men will not be admitted as candidates, and all
applications from those who may be approved for and plated
to the corps for permission to marry, must be forwarded
and recommended for the appr.val of the Commander in-
Chief by the commanding officer of the regiment or gar-
rison to which they may be attached, with a report as to
the character and respectability of IN:anaemia whom the
learnt:tors may propose to marry.
"Avery large proportion of the non•comminioned officers
hitherto seat to Hythe, for training for this corp., having
bees found 'mat for the duties or it, Viscount Harding*
reementends that commanding officers should confer as
to the qualifications of the candidates with the regularly
appointed instructor of musketry of the regiment or gam-
sou, or with any other officer within reach, who may have
gone through the coarse at Hythe, before sending in the
list of candidates.
" Sergeants will be appointed firaelase Instructors, and
corporals and privates tisoond.oless instructors. Their pay
will be respectively 28. lOd. and 18. lOd. per day. They
will receive clothing, and be allowed quarter., according to
their respective ranks, &c., Sc. ; and they will be liable to
be patted to different regiment. or steamiest the pleasure of
the Commander-in-Chief. Second•clas instructors will be
entitled to promotion, according to their conduct and quell-
Ilealoss, to the rank of lint-elms isstreetore • and these, fa
their tare, will b. eligible for the intheri:tr advantage,
attending employment at the headquarter establishment at.
ROIL
" Yon will cause this letter to be read to the regiment
under your command at three successive parades ; you will
*et tail to explain to the men the advantages which will
attend employment in this corps of hut:atom and you will
then transmit to this department a return of the eandidatee,
holding them in readiness to proceed to Hythe on the receipt
of a route from the Quartermaater-GeneraL-1 have the
Meant, rite. (Signed) "G. Waranastz, A.G."

ADMIZALTT, OM. 30. •—• APPOINTMENT& Lieu-
tenant F. 8. Treattau (1843), to the Royal William, 120,
guard ship of ordinary at Devosport.
Masters l' Going (1866), to the CUlain, 12, at Datroa-
port ; and .1. A. Bull, to the Armchair, 18, at Dmvosport.
Kato C. X. A. Brett (1863), to the Hawke, 60, screw
Ists4aahip. with the Bahia flset.

1---Assietsii-PSitses ieiii.6;ao (1849), to the Illostrions,
26, again; ship, at Foremost!).

WOOLWICH, Ocr. 30.
Captain G. L. Cheadle?' company' No. 8, of the
Bth Battalion Royal Artillery, and the detachmente under
orders for Jamaica, were tAL morning medically impacted
at the Ordnatioe Hospital, Woolwich, previous to their
dopartare. The strength of the oorapany will consist of
Lieutenant O. W. Holism. 3 sergeants, 3 oorporois, 8 um.
bardiers. 66 gunners and Moen, sad 1 trumpeter, with An
wanes sad their children.

Captain c 714: Lovell, whale company is at present ander
orders to Tatars to Baglend front Ceylon, where It has been
stationed since July: 1847, is to prowed es the reeniting
',veto* at Bristol, to er, Caguas Osantassey, who is to
join his frocapasy at Woolwich, which is first for hoe*
swiss.

6aptiiin H. B. Fordo, of the Royal Artillery, whose com-
pany is at present in Halifax, bas left Woolwich on the re-
gretting eerrtoe at Birmingham&

PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 80.
The Orinoco, No. 218, steam transport, with the
drafts of noisome, numbering 1,100 men, 'Miele eh* ma-
te..hed yesterday ; the &moms, 18, screw troop ship, Capt.B•lllrm, with the 1.1 Regiment of Light Infantry of the
fintMvoraign Legion, 1,000 eats; and the Perseverance,
No. 7. mow traneport,with the 4th Royal ;oath Middle-
sex Militia, 770 smooth left Bpitheed seder—the first
anted for Melo io the ant instasee, the sewed hafted
foe Relative dime, and the latter for Cork, from whom
obe p
adWis to
bath *is part the Armagh Militia. The
a bats deteheed at Bpithead sine* Sunday re-
pairing some dealt to he machinery. Them ships have
gam away is bad weather rola having fallen without
istensieslas for 24 90. re ; wiad is sot, however, high.
The Sesaloardl. 71. lielOW ship, Captaia W. J. Williams,
mired today from the Medltensaten, barb( takes a
cargo of Mot, am% se.. to Melts. fib is ordered to sea
again, sad le taking is weal fos.hk pupc“.
The Russell, eo, esnw ship, Scott, has
swung comPassee today for t, aad gees eat of
harbour to Spithead to morrow. beve beta weed to-
day, inviting men to join her for tervf... in um", .eases
and gunboats. She is, therefore, •1111•14 to go to the
BUM lks.
The Dee, steam vaisel, ie (lethargies the is...kiem ht
the sow 91 gusiship Repels% screw.
Tim Queen Victim's, No. 1 steals trumpet, hes h.4„,,,A
is harbour to-day, to take es baud the remainder of
hats for the Crimea.

Ws understand that an additional clasp is to be •
aim to bath aims and tats fee the redaction of Sebas—
topol, sad the: the precise terns will be toads public la sr
few days.
Within the last few days 90 inhere have been sent
Ins Linden for Scutari, Sebastopol, he., to woks breed cr
Ns spot baths British forces la the Best, so that oar bra
Mop ar• likely to be well famished with ezoellent be.
during ttss oepprooettiog winter The men were seat

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The oommsadoe of tho ottgaireaoport wr
lytai et Solt imam yots,
provide stowage tor teir=mooo orolongo sad
beloesing to &tube:eats of theft* Illos{moat, am'
remstata qasittity of bompsga be anusdolo
Wise York Militia, whist datadmisat
Abram sad 83 mm who am mama to *
Portsmouth for Gibraltar la the AMR ;wham
Fos Ciumak.—The Ink J. R. De
Gem this port to-day, with NM bomb MI.
flour, 6,000 kegs paapowder, As, he No
Nam She is boast! for Smyrna, and loom
'mood by N Rtggio, of Boston.-11.100 (1