The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-15 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The market is quiet, with but few transactions passing.
Town iTallow is quoted 465. 9d., nett cash ; Petersburg,
Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d.; June, 475. 3d.; Oct. to Dec.
(new), 48s. 3d. to 48s. 6d.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Holywen, 16s. ; Eden Main, 14s. 9d.; Walls End Has-
well, 15s. 9d. ; Wads End lietv.n, 1.58. 6e ; Walls End
Stewart's, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 15s. 6d.—Ships at
market, 55.

BOROUGH HOP MABKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattendcn and Smith, Hop Factors, Borough,
report that the Hop Market is active, with prices daily ad-
wincing; the accounts from the plantations state that Sy
and lice are gradually increasing.

DISCOVERY OF AMMUNITION AT MILAN.—A
Milan letter of the 4th states that the other day some work-
men having to break open a wall in a house situate in the
street called Via del Purim>, for the purpose of repairing
some gas-pipes, found a large store of ammunition in the
body of the wall, carefully packed up in several separate
boxes. Nothing has been as yet elicited sufficient to crimi-
nate any one.
TURIN TO PIGNEROL RAILWAY.—In its sitting
of the 9th the Piedmoutese Chamber of Deputies passed the
bill for the concession of the Turin to Pignerol Railway to
Messrs. Edward Pickering and Co.
FALSE: HAIR. A morning contemporary an-
nounees, " by submarine Telegraph," the important and
startling intelligence that a new ukase hits been published
in the kingdom of Poland prohibiting the wearing of false
hair by the women of the Jewish nation. Several infringe-
ments of this new law have already been punished

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—TuEsDAT, Jusz 14.

he Luau C11•NCILLI.011 took hte beat at 5 o'clock.
ROYAL ASSENT.

The Royal mesa was given, by 00101114131011, to the fol-
lowiag bills ..—The Consolidated Fund (1,000,0001.) ; the
Burghs (See'land); the Sheriff and Commissary Courts
Erickshire); the County Election Polls (Scotland); the
e of Drama ; the Aggravated Assaults; the Cardiff
Waterworks; the Sheffield Waterton.; the Liverpoel
borough Court; the Cambridge University and sown
Waterworks; the Stockport Improvement ; the Brightool.
Hon, and Preston Waterworks; the Edinburgh High-
street and Railway Station; the Scottish Central Railway;
the Midland Railway Act Amendment ; the Maarten sad
Layton, with Warbrick Improvement; the Wolverhampton
Markets and Fairs, lte.
The Lords Commissioners wen—the Lord Chancellor,
the Vulva of Argyll, and Lord Stanley of Alderley.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
livenan TAX (Inntton) —By Lord CAMPBELL, from
Monaghan, against the income tax.
The Earl of WICKLOW supported the prayer of the
petition.
THE LATE GOVERNMENT AND MR. KEOGH.
Tne Earl of ECiLINTON said that he had waited for
the presence of the noble duke, the Secretary of the
Colonic., to refer to a subject to which the noble duke
alluded the other nicht.
The Earl of ABERDEEN hoped the noble earl would
excuse him fur the interruption, but he begged to inform
him that no• ice had been given in another place of a me-
Gen on the subject to which he nforrzel the day atter to-
annoy.
The Earl of EULINTON was quite aware of that fact,
and, under the circumetaners, he would not wish to enter
into a discussion ; but he must state that it would be in the
recollection of their lordships that a few nights ago the
noble duke the Secretary of the Colonic charged a noble
lord, a member of the late government, with having offered
office to Mr. Keogh. He had now to state, on the past of
that noble lord, that he distinctly and unequivocally denied
ever having made, or been authorised to make, an offer of
office to Mr. Keogh, or any one of his political friends.
GREAT EXTRAMURAL CEMETERY ASdOCIA-