The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-22 00:00:00

LOCAL MARK MA lth:ETs.

LIVIItI.OOI, Jute 21.—There Las been an improvement
in our share market today, and quoustitiona, in those t•ansactioas
that bare been effected, may be noted a shade higher. The following
are the transactions: Mrk. ahead, Lancashire; and Cheshire (bite
Cheshire and !Often hr It East L mersn ire. 134 -I.sneaehireund
Yorkshire, 46; j 6 -171:to ;firth .hare.), 64 13-16 9 64 .1. -Leeds and
1 bites, 1 titt-tutlitibon.bsand, North Wormterni,,,l.32l-sllol;:t4n,ew -rub
earrb!,
441 P.-Willsisil,l37, 7 6,-"%lrt 'P., halt sharet7'22 3 d. -hearth Easte' re:
and Dover, 214 j 4-York and North 1.0 a:tend. 174.
MANCHESTER, JULY 21. There has been an active
buatnesa in East Latsca4nres at 13 4, 4, 7-it; Leeds stock, 47, b 4,
1. 1,1; and auath Faotorn, 4. 4. st or thr• other stocks ham
also drehned, big th-Lv hare rot rommanOed sttorajoo.
Maxi:forum, JULY 21.—This market was again lan-
guid, but there to scarcely any stock odertng. flatlands so re done
at 37.
Haturot., J LT 21.—We again experienced a very gloomy
Market, %NW/ yeteett ago a lower. Groat Wvstertis le:tun Si o:1, and
Vale of Sri n. a al dee. re die.
. .

J l LY e have had a very flAt market thia
mor.dnn The busmen. done km been ethlinvil to ineal Imre, the
clotting quotatiiine In winch On re an ni,loa --East 1.1•144•1112 en,
int. Ina 3d., Lettk and Thirke, II I; North Whitener, 13* the.

PEACE CONGRESS.—Tms DAy.

The first day's proceedings of the annual sitting of
the Peace Congress opened this morning, in Exeter-hall.
The Rev. 11. Richard, one of the secretaries, com-
menced by reading the names of the proposed presidents
and other officer., amongst whom were Sir Dalai
Brewster, president; Richard Cobden, Esq., and Charles
ifendley, Esq , vice-presidents fur England. The
names of the continental delegates having been read by the
French and German secretaries, Mr. Richard proceeded to
say that the delegates for England comprised upwards of
a thousand name,, including Milky members of parliament,
literary and scientific men, and upwards of two hundred
cpiscopalian and dissenting minister,. After a brief time
spent in silent prayer,
Sir D. intEwsTEll took the chair, and proceeded to
read all eloquent inaugural address, and after the reading
in English and French of somewhat lengthy regulatiows
to be observed by the members, of addresses from
the mayor, aldermen, &c., of Sheffield, and the
provost, magistrates, and town council, of Durafer-
line ; and of a lengthy letter from Thomas Carlyle, ex-
pressing his sympathy with, and adherence to, their
cause.

The Rev. J. A. JAMES, of Birmingham, moved the first
resolution in favour of the diffusion of pacific principles.
In the course of his remarks lie expressed his conviction
that with the ministers of Christianity rested, to a great de-
gree, the guilt of the continuance of war to the present day,
inasmuvh as, had they done their duty in giving their du..
prominence ts the peace principles of the gospel, war would
have long ere this been known only in the dark annals of
the past.
Tue resolution w. 19 being supported by the Rev. Messrs.
Brock and Aspirin!, and Mons. Cogucrel, jun., from Paris,
when we went to press.

MARRIAGE OF MISS TALROT.—This ceremony was
performed this morning, at the Roman catholiechapel of the
Bavarian ambassador, Warwick-street, Regent-street.
Shortly after the tapers had been lighted, and the other ne-
cessary preparirions made at the altar for the solemnisation
of high mass, the procession of priests, fully robed, entered
front the sacristy, preceded by young buys bearing lights,
and dressed in scarlet. Ifaving arranged themselves around
the altar rails, the Rev. Dr. Doyle (one of the bride's guar-
dians) ascended the altar steps, attended by his deacon and
sub-deacon, and pronounced the usual benediction. The
bride was magnificently attired. Among the numerous no-
blemen and gentlemen present were the Lord Chancellor
(the bride's legal guardian), Lady Truro, the Duke and
Duchess of Norfolk, beside the former of whom stood the
bridegroom, Lord Edward Howard, the Earl of Arundel
and Surrey; the Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster,
the Rev. Dr. Donnell, V.C., who performed the marriage
, ceremony. Immediately after its conclusion the bridal party
retired to the sacristy, where, having duly signed and a it-
armed the registry, they drove off to St. Jamves-square,
the town residence of the Duke of Norfolk, end having par-
taken of a sumptuous dejenner, the bride and bridegroom
started for Arundel Castle.

LICENSED N ICTVALLERS FETE AT VAUXHALL-
GAILDEN4.—Yv4teriIuy evening the first of a series of tete',
in aid of the LiecnsedVictuallers' Male and Female Schools
was given at the above popular place of amusement. The
gardens were brilliantly illuminated, and after a well se-
lected concert and some ingenious hydraulic experiments by
the French proless,r, who some time since made his debot
at St. James's Theatre, the company were entertained w th
a series of splendid equestrian feats by Mdlles. Analo and
Cuzent and the young Hernandez. A display of fireworks
of unusual brilli Ines concluded the entertainments. The
children of the sehoZils were present, end were remarkable
fur their respectable and healthy appearance. The attend-
ance was sn numerous as to be one :nest profitable to this
excellent charily.
SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY TRAFFIC EXC MIMS.
—Week ending July 19, 1851, 19,8111. &.7d.; ditto July
20, 1850, 16,0081. 4s. 2d. ; increase in 1861, 4,8051. 4s. sd.