The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-13 00:00:00

MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY.

SUGAR —The market has been steady, but not active.
330 WI,. Porto Rico acre offered in public sale and above
half sold at 31s. to 394. 1,000 box., damaged If ivannah
sold in public sale at full prices, 325. Csl. to 395. lid., duty
paid. 1•i0 eases 13 ihia, bought in, 22'. 6.1. to 36u. tkl. Tho
refined market dull. Brown lumps quoted 431. od. ; fair
to tine grocery, 44.. to 435.64.
Curers:—:t one offer,tl in public sale, and the private
contract marst t remains inactive.

CorroN.-1,000 bales were sold yesterday on 'Change at
advance on last week's prices.
Rice remains steady.
lu other article!: no material alteration. The public sales
base been few and unimportant tn.day.
TALLOW MAIV.ET.—TIIIS DA/.
The market is very quiet, and prices are barely sup-
ported at the follow range :—Town fallow, 375. to Ms. 6.1.,
nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, new, 375. 3d. ;
old, 365. 61.; last three months, 375. to 365. 941. ; January
and March, 375. 6d. to 375. 9d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper and Davis r. port trade heavy at the fol-
lowing prices:—Prune Meadow Hay, 72a. to 77.. Gd. ; infe-
rior, 60s. to 63,. ; Rowan, 60v. to at. ; Clover, 70a. to 811.;
wend cut, 60s. to 724.; Straw, 235. to 26..

THE ACCIDENT TO THE DEMERARA STEAMER.—
We believe that it may now be assumed that the Demerara
is a wreck, and that she is in the hands of the underwriters.
It is stated in quarters likely to be well informed that a
new vessel will be forthwith laid down for the company,
and that such is the confidence entertained in Mr. Patter-
son's superior abilities as a marine architect, that the
building of the new ship will be entrusted to him. All
accounts agree in ascribing the canister to the indiscretion
of the pilot, whn, it would seem, was cautioned by Mr.
Patterson and by Lieut. Most against the dangerous rate of
speed at which he was propelling the ship. It is under-
stood that the Demerara is not unuerwritten for more than
50,000 f. Of course her value is more than that amount.
GREAT NORTHERN AND NORTH 'WESTERN ILAIL-
WAVS.—The directors of the Great Northern Railway have
published a correspondence between their secretary and
the secretary of the North Western Railway, relative to
their differences on the subject of traffic arrangements.
The secretary of the Great Northern concludes hi. share of
the correspondence, by accusing the other party of evading
its agreement, and combining with hostile cotapanies,whilst
offering a second arbitration, which, for this reason, his
directors decline to accept.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—ADMIRALTY, Noy. 12.—
Masters: P. Francis, to Monarch, and W. F. Mainprice, to
Waterloo. Clerk: G. W. S. Hire, to Birkenhead. Master's
Assistant: J. B. Patteson, to liktoi y.
SELLING POSTAGE STAMPS.—A correspondence
has been published in the Doily Sews between the keeper
of a coffee-house in the city and the Inland Revenue au-
thorities as to the legality of the former selling postage
stamps, without a license, to the individuals taking refresh-
ment at his establishment, by which it appears that no
postage stamps can be legally sold by any person whatever,
without having previously obtained a license for so doing.
ROSE TAMISIER.—It will be remembered that,
seine time ago, Rose Tamisier was tried by the Tribunal of
Correctional Police of Carpeatras, for having got up the
pretended miracle of a bleeding picture in the church of
Saint Saturnin, and having outraged religion by possessing
herself of the consecrated wafers left on the altar. The tri-
bunal, however, after going into all the facts of the ease,
declared itself incompetent. An appeal was thereupon pre-
sented to the Court of Appeal of Nimes by the public pro-
secutor, and that court has just tried Rose 'famine, anew,
declared her guilty, and condemned her to sit months'
im-
prisonment, 6001 r. fine, and the coati.