The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-06 00:00:00

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON YROM MAY 3rd to MAY eau

tare. lairlish.
Vilest...— 28 it)
Barley 12`..0
Oats 2.0
Malt ..... ' 12c0
Maar. 6200

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Is sad 1010 sick!.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

tOrill111••
17140 •
13330
17320

ST: GAIL—The large public sales of Mauritius and Bengal
are going off freely, at so advance of 6a. upon last week's
currency, and the article generally has a firm appearance.
Correa.—Phiatetion Ceylon has sold steadily at lest
week's currency. Native Ceylon sold in public sale to-day,
465. to 465. 6d., which is Is. decline.
TEL.—There has been a fair amount of general business
done this week, and prices are to higher. Importers
continue reluctant sellers, and opinion seems in favour of a
further advance in this article.
. .

SPlCEB.—Prides are quoted the same as last week.
thquirs —6OO puncheons strong Demerara Rum, 36 to
35 OP, sold at 2s. W. Brandy has become more firm.
Rtez.—The market has been steady, with a small amount
of business done.
Corros.—A full amount of business done at last week'
currency.
FlLL:lT.—Raisins have been sold at 2s. to 3s. advance.
Currants have been in fair demand, at previous rates.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The supply of Beasts is considerably larger than on Fri-
day last ; Monday's prices, therefore, cannot be supported,
nor can a clearance be effected at our reduced quotations.
Tho number of Sheep and Lambs is rather smaller; how-
ever, it is fully adequate to the demand. Indeed, owing
to a heavy trade in the dead markets, it is difficult to realise
late prices. Good Calves are still dear. From Germany
and Holland there are 205 Beasts, 380 Sheep, 340 Calves,
and 16 Pips ; France, 62 Beasts, and 120 Sheep ; Norfolk
and Suffclk, 600 Beasts ; and 130 mach Cows from tho
Home Counties.

--Ter Mos. 707624. s. 4. s. d. Per stone of Ms. 5.4.5. d.
non Wok. 1 Inretorde.. 4 3 4 6 D4e6 De, 6. LK-Ws. St 0 2 4 4
Best 81sortebores ...... 4 0 4 4 Best Loos-wools —
sooad quality Banta.. 28 3 6 Do. do. 6born
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teneue market. 1.064; Shaw amdlaribe. 6,400 Calves, 431
PIP. NO.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is quiet, with little business doing either oa
the spot or speculatively. Town Tallow is quoted 46.. 9J.
nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 475. 3a. ;
April and May, 475. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 475.

COAL MARK ET.-THIS DAT.

Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; 'Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d.;
Walls End Henan, 181. 6d. ; Walls End Lsmbton, 181. ;
Walls End Stewart's, 181. 6d.—Ships at market, 131.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—TIIIS DAY.
Messrs. Pat tenden and Smith report that there is more in-
quiry fur Hops of last year's growth, and prices are the
turn dearer. The supply is very bare.

HIDES.—TIIIS DAY.
I.I3.tIoPNIIAI.L. Elides : Prices: 561 b. to 611 b., 21d. to
3141. ; 611 b. to 721 b., 2vt, to 3d. ; 721 b. to 801 b., 3d to 31d.;
801 b. to B`ilb , 31d. to 31d. ; 881 b. to 961 b., 31d. to il. ;
liorhe Hides, ss. 61. to Gs. ; Calf skins, light, Is. to
21. 6d. ; full, ss.
Dmistosinsay.—Sheep Skins: Kent', 9s. 6d. to 111. ;
Half-bran., 9s. to 101.641.; Downs, 6s. 6d. to Ss. bd. ; Lambs,
2s. to 3s. 91. ; Shearlings, is. 31.

A CASE OF SUICIDE under very distressing cir-
cumstances occurred at Birmingham yesterday. Mr. John
Pegh, a gentleman well known to the South Stallordabize
iron trade, shot himself at the Hen and Chickens Hotel
about midday. The deceased was manager of the Park
Field Ironworks, near Wolverhampton, and was tittle more
than 35 years of age. Depression of spiel!., the mule of
unfortunate speculations unconnected with his trade, is said
to have brought about the melancholy occurrence.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE. OF COMMONS.—TnrasDAT, NIAY 5.
The Seism ww took the ehair a little before 4 o'clock.
S.r J. Itamsoce, the newly.aleeted weather furloton,
took the oaths and his seat.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The following bills were read a third time end pawed:
Ilultngdru and Rawtenstall Water-works ; Leeds ties (No.
2) ; Price's Patent Candle Company (No. 2); Ststkird-
eire Potteries Waterworks; Wigan Waterworks and
Police ; 11111,.
The aladru Railway Company Bill wsa considered cad
agreed to.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
THR BUDGET.-14 Sir H. F. DAVIE, from nodding-
toes for modification of the present male of booing income
tas on burgh rssenues •' Mr. 11. VIVIAN, nusneronsly
signed by grocer+, tea and tobacco dealers, resident in
Truro, against Um heroes *theme of the Chancellor of the
Each:goer; Mr. P. O'BRIEN, from the board of goer
disas of the Far,onstown Poorlan Union, against the ex-
tension of the Meowe tax to Ireland; Sir W. CODRING-
TON, from the Gloucestershire Medical and Sursieal Ain`
elation. eoraplaining of the unjust nature of the Income tag
as regards professions; Mr. BELLEW, frins poor-law
guards's= of the Bellew Cajun, against the extension of the
100011:111 pax to Ireland ; Mr LIENCIIY, from Kildare,
against the extension of the income tas to Ireland; Mr.
FREWEN, from a place in Susses, and Sir E. GOOCH,
from a place in Suffolk, against the increase of duty on
Moult o.

OPIININO or Tn. CRYSTAL PALAU! ON SUNDAY,-
By Lord GRANBY, from Ilemington and Castle
Donnington ; Mr. WIGRAM, from industrial classes
of St. James's Clerkenwell, and from several
other places; Lord LOVAINE, from the inhabi-
tants of Loa; Honley ; Mr. BROCKLEIIIIRST, from
working men of 31acclistield ; Viscount SEAHAM, from
works*/ men of Castle Eden, in the county of Durham ;
Mr. DOD, truss Salop; Lord A. PAGET, from Lichfield
—against. Mr. B. NS ALL, from several places, in favour.
CONSOLIDATION OF TRY LONDON AND EDINSUAOII
Oassrrits.—By Mr. COWAN, from the Society of Solici-
tors is the Supremo Courts of Scotland, against.
MALT TAS.—By Mr. COBDEN, from Waltham, Far-
tries, Basting, Basingstoke Oakley, Sharbarse, Nava-
hos, Wootton, Leasehott ; for repeal of.
Arms:yin' CMITSPICATZ Dirrtr.—By Mr. RICE, from
solicitors of Dam, to be rdieved from.

OCCTUATIOR 1:17 RWIR IST FILAKCI AMA AUSTRIA.—
* Colossi BOYLE, from Vrome, summon% a bops that
SIMI Maumee of thu country would b• ured to Wog about,
tba withdrawal. _

Nowsrartu STAMP Derr.—By Sir F. THESIGER,
from a Stasolord_paper, fur abolition of.
UOTRIL. . EDUCATION SCHINI.—By Mr. COBDEN,
from Yorkshire, against.
lama Fissintuoit—By Sir R. G. BOOTH, from the
proprietors of fisheries in Mayo, Galway, Donegal, and
rshgo, agsinst the bill about to be brought before the house
for the improvement Of.
BAKNSTAPLI Etncrtoo.—By Mr. W. 0. STANLEY,
from • witness named Ireland, examined before the Barn-
staple Committee, requesting to be examined before a
select committee or • commission, and declaring himself
prepared to sabstaatiate all he had said.
KATIZIAOI WITU A DECZASZD Wtrx's SISTER.—By Mr.
COBDEN, from the towns of Sheffield, Haworth, Brother-
ton, Fairborn Oremington, llammerton, Ilkley, and
Keighley, in tie county of York, signed by the mayor, ma-
gistrates, alarmist, town councillon, surgeons, merchants,
solicitors, tradeentea, and others to the number of 3,003,
399 of these being married women ; Sir G. GOODMAN,
from the towns of Batley, Hesdingly, Armley, and Dews-
bury, in the county of Vert, signed by merchants, menu-
faeturerg, and others, to the number of a4O; Mr. C. FOILS-
THU, from the towns of Swansea, Denbigh, and Wrexham,
squad by clergymen, dissenting ministers, magistrates, soli-
eaten, medical -men, Sliki others, to the number of 1,0413,
110 of these being married women ; Mr. RICE. from Dover,
Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Rochester, and Walmer, in fa-
vour of.

Dion Els tw SCOTCH UNITERBIIII6.—By Mr. LOCK-
HART, from the Senate of the University of Glasgow,
somplaining of a duty of ten pounds being imposed on all
medical degrees granted by the Scotch Universities.
UNIVINAITINS (SCOTLAND) HILL. —By lir. LOCK-
HART, Irom the Prnbytery of Biggar, against.