The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-21 00:00:00

ALGERIA.

Intelligence from Algeria to the liith states that
some uneasiness having been felt relative to at at-
tempt of the pretended Bon-Mess to stir up the
Sallies of the Jujus to insurrection, CoL Oanro-
but, commander of the subdiviaion An=le, had sad-
dish goes against the pretender, who had collected
IMO men. The moment the French division was
known to be approaching, the lawmasr took to
flight, and his chewers dispersed. It was not known
where he had cemented himself. The rest of the
province was trangaS

ORBECE.—A letter from Patru, dated Sept. 10,
say,: "No pries is yet Azad for the currant crop, as the
growers ereatinas to bold oat for prises that would Lave no
Burgin, If carapaod with the London nukes. They was
to expect nothing under 30 to 35 ooloaati per faille for
Patna, sad Pekine a lower quality in proportion. Shippers
offer only 26 to 28 col., and these will be about the opening
rases. The Moves crop u like last year, about 15,000 tons ;
Zags, 5,500; Cephalonia, 6,600; total, 27,000 tone. Bri-
tish Tema have been and are abundant; so that many have
gam to Same seeking freights, now paying 40s. sod 10
~tulowa. We have seven seeking, and nothing offering.
Lathiap on England, 2 per mat pros. for drowse.

This fair was bold as sessib4q, and we era bound
to admit that its met beam was its &riser
in every paint of The weather has
bees extremely Sea, to whidsVa;rolably may be attri-
buted • rather larramattiabmoo of blows, skids, hows•sr,
cannot be mid of
Horo.—Tho Itag fair today was attlaied by Peat the
usual amber of &salmi from Louisa ad the math plan
dually ; but at the time we wile th• hadams toommasind
has bees wry Salted, nor do vs aged etp Imprommiast
in the dememd ludas Are day, although hop are bill wed
finely both by lb. Sada mad sposedatses, at the prim=
below. The number of polka. of the sew growth
for eels is about 120, for which lbsgballon are 'Wag 71. to
10e. per cwt ; (sly 28 gmbstailsrsosaritave as yet fated
purchasers, and them realised IL es. to &16a., pm eat., at
which patens the anadarke will probably be add beige the
dose of the fair. The reports M the growlers lisp me di
uslavearable as to the yield, liMagh the sampos. Pleas
Irma thews already exhibited, are Ifluily es hie Sae and geed.
The duty for the district has resealed to 8,000 h.; and he the
Malden 116,0001. is quoted.
Worcester, 1840's 126.. to 1365. per cwt.
fib. to 100 e.
11346's Ms. to Ills.
We ma seemly report a upeastisa ha oar mob* as Is.
torday bra, either is sewer old bega, mad, elasso holies
generally did See pus sales, yet la cos or two faillsams a
timid apsealster NM anxiety to wallas. sail Ibm
pion asked were to keep of the buyer. Thu moss boo
the ploseatiess were loss favourable than the peweirms week,
whisk eased the duty to drop to 8,6001.
CasSiewSelliksollemasfair Plea, am meta whit
brisk tbsa the hops. There was rather a good supply bat
few buyers. The priers generally demanded were for bent
cheese 66a. ; two-meal, 465. ; and family cheese, 30.. per ewt.
At the prices good sorts moved off but slowly, bet we mash
fear that a good deal weal back unsold, although at the limo
vs left there were symptoms of a flight Martial is prices.
Cauca.—Ae the cattle, fair there was a very large attend.
mos of fanners, but scarcely a single dealer to be seen. A
slight rise took place in beef of the best pantile, but the
show was far below the average both in quantity and quality.
The supply of Sheep, although below the avenge of former
pen as regards quantity, was excellent in quality. I.
both cattle and sheep, however, the sale vss very
dull, the prices averaging, for superior beasts, led. to
64d., and in a very sales od. was realised. Sheep
brought 6d. to 64d. There were a good many pigs, some
of very good quality • prime, however. were meth lower.
The number of beast; was between 200 and 300, among
which were some csptal store animals. The sheep
amounted to 4,4115-4 smaller number than is usual at this
fair. Among the sheep we noticed some very superior
Cotswold rams and some pod Lehner rams. Very many
of the sheep went home unsold, scarcely any offers being
made. About a dozen lots of rams, of very superior
quality, were sold by auction on the ground. Mr. Saunders,
of the firm of Bentley and Saunders, sold a tine lot of
Leicester rams, bred from the stock of Mr. Marshall, of
Harvington, at prices averaging from 41. to 41. 10a. ; and
also some superior Cotswold rams, which gad about
71. nob. Some very excellent Cotswold rams, bred by
Mr. Fletcher. brought by auction prima averaging from
21 16a. to 81. Si. Other sales were held by Messrs. Higgs,
Hobbs, &a. Leicester sheep avenging from 21, 16a. to
31.35. each. Among other sheep we noticed a very beautiful
Rosa-Ryland ram, three rears old, bred by Mr. Oravenor,
of Wellington, Hereford. This ram, which excited malarial
admiration, was let for the Sturm Iv 91,, the owner :ening
to sell for 181, and demanded 201. A fine Cotswold, belong-
ing to Mr. Fletcher, was also let for the same sum.
House' &a —Then was a large supply of horses—
between 200 and 380, but of very indifferent quality. A
inat number of agricultural implements were also brought
to the site for sale, but most of them returned unsold. lo
every depanment of the fair there were great cemplaints of
its dullness,.