The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-11 00:00:00

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MINCING LAN7L—(THII.3.psy.)

Boomt—The market bas opened quietly, sal without
important salsa by private coutract. Beamed without
change.
Oomn.—A limited business bas lisen thussactsd In plan-
' lotion Osylon, at about previous prima.
' Tia.—TUre is more disposition to purchase at late prima.
Mir.-30 pans. of Leeward. sold at la. 44d. to L. il.
Rica—The market is inactive.
Fuca.—At a slight decline business has been transacted
in currants. Raines quiet.
flumrwran.-300 bags, retraction 71, sold at 435. Id.; and
retmetion 4t, at 445. 6d.
Corwin °catkin.' firm and active. 5,000 bales sold on
the spot and for arrival.
84FFLOWIR kill sold at firm prior.; ordinary Bengal,
41. to V. 7s._ lid.

Bitait..t.ch;;eold irregular ; floe button at 106. advartoe,
but other aorta are dull of mle sod rather cheaper; button
sold at 81. 12e. 64. to 101.; dark to medium, 71. to 71. 178.8 d. ;
native liver, and livery_ crane, 71. 17v. 6d. to 81. 17a.
CANTROR has sold at a further advauce, reweighte
at 131,

Our OLI6171:1111 is steady at previous prices ; ordinary
mixed to fair pals, 265. to 68a.

TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.)
The mutat is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 445. 6d. net
oasis ; Petersham Y.C. os the spot, 465. 9d. ; June, 465. 9d. ;
July, 46e. 9d to 475. ; fleptsmber, 48s. 6d. ; October to
December, 48s. 9d. to 495.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Ilessn. Pattendsn and Smith report rather an improved
&mood for new hops for home consumption. se well as a
good trade doing in INls's sod 18.56's for exportation.

Fosszow-orncs, Joan 9.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve at Mr. Alexander Reodenion as email
at !..mtdooderry for the Milled States of Amenoa.—GFett!.

INTERNATIONAL Cll2lB CONON/AK —The prolizoi.::
nary meeting of the peatgathering of the chess players of
all nations to be held this year will take place on the nth
inst., at St. James's Halt, under the presidency of Lord
Lyttelton. The congress will probably continue its pro-
ceedings for a month. ('be chief features of the pro-
gramme are :—A grand international tournament and •
handicap tournament, both open to players of all nations ;
• match by electric telegraph between London and
Paris; an exhibition of blindfold play; matches between
clubs ; and • competition for the best problems. Some of
the most distinguished players from all quarters of the
world will be present. Among others, we may mention
Messer& Andersson. Barnes, Blackburn, Bodes, De
Rivifre, Hampton, Haonah, Harrwitz, Horwitz, Kennedy,
Kolisch, Count Koucheleff, , Lu soothe], Medley, Mougredien,
Prince Ouronsoff, Owen, Paulsen, Staunton, St. Amass,
and Steinits As an evidence of the Interest which hashes.
excited, more than 450 problems have been entered for tie
competition in that department. The prizes in all the
blanches are of considerable value. A special Interest
attaches to the getherizg, as it has been resolved to con-
stitute the meeting a legislative congress for settling the
British chess code.

---431.:rrorAiiistro PALL —About twelve months
dam Not Joseph Looks, widow of the eminent engineer,
is ceder to mirk the coneexlon of her husband with the
town of Barnsley, Is addition to giving 2,0C3f. for the
foundation of wholanhips in the grammar school. and
I,ooof. in aid of the catholic schools, offered to present the
town with a Fork if a suitable site could be found. In
aseordance with that desire she caused • pima of
shoat 17 acne in extent, close to the town, to be psiohrd
sod laid out. The whole has been inclosed, and now farms
a aogsfiloent recreation ground. Provision has been made
for cricket playing, bowling, and a variety of other
Whit-Monday was appointed for the ground being ltaludded
over to the Bond of Health as the representatives et the
Sews, and the inhabitants vied with each other in showing
their appreciatioa of the munificent gift.
The first cargo of sperm oil was sent over the
Panama Railroad from Panama last month. instead of being
taken round Cape Hoye. On the lith of last month there
Win amen shim at Coles discharging postal freights for
the North and South Pacific, via the Panama Radom&