The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-02 00:00:00

MINCING LA24IL-(THIS DAY:I

SOCIAIL —The market continua firm at last Priday'a mos
rency. 500 rub of Bartedoee sold freely, at 33e. 6d. to
38a. Privately 9,000 bags of dived Manilla sold at 31s. 3d.
Refined is in fair request ; brown. at 46a. 6d.
Oorns. —The public ales are progresaing heavily at
about last week's prices.
TU.—The China teas offered are going off without spirit,
and but few parcels are selling beyond those offered
without reserve. _ _ . _ _

Rom.-30 puncheon' of Demerara *old at L. 5Sd. mot.
Rics.—Then cootiuum to be some inquiry far cargo
Bengal, but no sales were reported.
SAWMILL —No sales reported.
Fuorr.—Currants. —There are few buyers at previous
prices, but holders are firm. The next mop is expected to
be late.
Corrox. —The market is dull, and prier are rather easier.
Hume continuos firm. St. Petersburg clean, 381. to
391. lOs.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.)
The market is quiet at the annexed prime : —Town tallow,
41a. fld., net cash ; Bt. Petersburg Y.O. on the spot. 4.3 e. ;
June, 435. ; October to Deoember. 46e.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.--(THIS DAY.)

Meson. Harvey and Eastm report trade slow at last dare
priom Primo mad°. hay, 73. 6d. to Ms. ; separate
ditto, 80s. to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70e. ; rowan, 60a.
to 70e. ; clover, old, 96a. to 115 s. ; ditto, mooed out, 90e. to
110 s.; stray, Ms. to Sla.

WEALTHIER RIEPORT.--(THIS DAY.)

TUESDAY. JUIN Y. I AL

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2r.41 D. I
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IMPERIAL PAItLIAIR ENT.

ROUSE OF LORDS -MOgPAY, JUNE 1.

The Loan Cessna:4cm took his seat oe the woolsack
at five o'clock.
Lord BROUGHAM presented two petitions numerously
lord by workieg miners in the mining districts of Cornwell,
raring that tbs law might be so amended as to pia°e them
is the po•itioo of common servants in cues of bankruptcy.
by which they would kayo a preference claim upon the
eitrte.
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

Lord BROUGHAM wished to auk whether it was the in-
MEW° of the govirameat to introduce any 11161164110 for the
pawpaw of fixing a mammas to the @peed of railways.
Earl I;KANt ILLK was Dot aware that her Majesty's
governmeat had amtention of iatroducins a bill of the
ehara,ter suggest He was also of opinion that where
they to introduce such a measure it world have very little
chance of passing the homes of path iment. They mast all
deplore the accident to which the noble and learned lord had
alluded, but he had very grave doubts whether the govern-
meat ought to interfere with the details of railway manage- '
amt. As to Ms limitation of speed to 2i miles an hour,
the real danger did not appear to arise so much from the
rate of a regular pace, bat to the acceleration of speed to
snake up for lost time.
GREECE.

is reply to the llama; of ?YoBll4lllBlr.
Karl RUSSELL was understood to state that during the
SWIG he had received certain despatches from Mr. Scarlett
is reference to which the noble marquis bad made some in•
qairy before the recess, but he thought it better to wait for
further information before laying those despatches upon the
table of the house.
THE DISPUTE WITH BRAZIL

The Earl of DERBY said that since the house last met the
esuntry bad been informed of the withdrawal of the Bra-
zilian minister in conseq LIOOOO of the refusal of her Majesty's
government to offer any explanation or apology for the some.
with violent coulee taken in the seizure of Brazilian vessels.
Be had given no settee of the question be desired to put, and
bedid not think it would be convenient that it should lead to
*discussion in reference to what had taken place. He would
°sly ask, therefore, whether the noble earl intended to lay
before the house any correspondence that bad taken place
or transactions that had occurred with reference to the
questions between this country sad Brazil since the publica-
tion of the last pipers.
Earl RUSSELL bald in his hand correspondence which
bad taken place with the Brazilian minister, and which, by
command of ber Majesty, he would lay upon the table.
The Brazilian mient complained not so much of the
orders the yea es of the mode in which they were
Gamed out in Brazilian wales. Certain demands had been
wade founded upon the correspondence, and with regard
be the question. of difference which had been by agreement
referred to arbitration, the arbitration was still proceeding.