The Express.
London, England, 1853-06-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtvEREOOE, JUNE 28.—The market closed
tamely and firmly, and the prices of Friday were well sup-
ported for Americans. Tho sales were estimated at 5,000
bales, and comprised 4,000 Americans, 150 Pernam and
Maranham, Gla. to 62a.;400 Egyptian, 62d. to lid. ; 500
Surat, 3id. to 54. Imports since f Intraday, 20,000 bales.
MANCHESTER, JUNE 28.—There has been no improve-
ment in the market for Manchester yarns and cloths since
our last notice. The threatening aspect of affairs arising
out of the demands of Russia, with diminished trade to
India from relative dearness of goods in this market as com-
pared a ith thoim of Bombay and Calcutta, are among the
depressing influences on prices ; and to these may also be
added the difficulties c3nnected with the China and Brazi-
lian trades in consequence of internal struggles. On the
other hand prices continue high in this market,and are likely
to do so, from the diminished production arising out of
strikes, and the dearness of cotton. It is said that were the
Turkish question settled to-morrow the prices of yarn
in this market would advance a half-penny per pound. The
tendency is certainly towards an advance. Printing cloths
go off tolerably well, but printers are not so well en-
gaged as they were a short time since. In shirtings
there is less business for India qual-tles, but qualities
suiting the home trade go cif steadily. Figured and brocade
Battings are also in good request. In longcloths there is
not much activity, but the effect is counteracted by the
strike of operatives employed in the production of these
cloths at Stockport. There are two large concerns at a
stand in Manchester from a strike. The operatives in •
mill producing domestics are amongst these, and this being
a branch of trade much lepressed,,their employers will not
feel the course they have adopted very acutely.

WOOLLEN CLOT H.—Laaus, JUNE 28.—We hove had
a full average business dune in both the Cloth-halls to-day.
The demand for nearly all kinds of goods suitable for the
season was brisk, and full prices have been maintained.

WOOLS.-111. DPEIIMELD, June 28.—The demand for
Wools continues much the san,, manufacturers just buying
to supply present wants, and abstaining from making heavy
purchases, with en idea that from the quantity already ar-
rived for the next sales, expected to commence iu little
more than a fortnight, prices must rule a shade easier.

MANUFACTURES.—III:DDEIISFIrLD, June 28.—We
have had a few goods brought into the market to day, of
new patterns, adopted far the fall trade, which changed
hands in good time, and a moderate demand still continues
far the usual description of fancy goods; we have, on the
whole, had a better market to-day than any during the
month. The warehouses engaged in the shipping tr.ide
have been slacker during the week.

CORN.-11LLL, June 28.—At today's market we had a
good attendance of farmer., with a small supply of Wlleat ,
they were generally asking wild, irregular prices, and ulti-
mately the market settled down at a full advance of 2s. to
Si. per qr. Foreign in short supply, and many baropli s
withdrawn; all descriptions are Is. to 2s. per. qr. dearer.
Barley without alteration. Beans fully as dear. Peas in
good demand, and no good ones on the market. Oats the
turn dearer. Linseed in Rood demand at full prices ; there
is also a good talc for Cakes. The import of Rapeseed is
for Crushers' account; Cakes are more inquired fur. Cattle
Bones a slow sale. Imports from June 18 to 24 :—W heat,
2,516 qrs. ; Barley, 2,296 ; Oats, 1,60.5; Beans, 386; Pea',
40 ; Tares, 1; Linseed, 4,085 ; Rapeseed, 550. Oil Cakes,
237 tons; Bones, 95.

LEEDS, JUNE VC—The arrivals of Wheat reported arc
small, and the show of fine fresh qualities is limited;
for such we experience an active demand, and an
advance of ls. to 2s. per qr. is readily obtained on last
week's rates. Barley nominal. Beans as before. Oats and
other articles without material variation. Arrivals this

The gores has beenpTease:it;;lOr—o'rC Leach, as Consul
at Dublin, of Mr. William 11. D'Molft ea Consul at Dundee, nod of
Mr. Dennis Mullin, as Consul at Cork, for the I nitcd States of
America.
The Queen h - a:so been pleased to rpprore of Mr. Charles Stoess
as Como' at Lserpool for his Royal Ilighnet, tlie 1 eir.ce and Regent
of Baden.
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TILE PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL CIIAMI3ER, SOMEILiET-
JUN. 21.
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William John Ale:tauter, Eon7:one of her Majeaty'a Counsel, learned
In the Ller, 11.1 a been appointed Attorney-General of his Royal High-
nen the Prince of Wolei, in the room of Edward Smirho, kbq,
resigned.

CROWN OFFICE, iIiNE 27.

MIIIM£IIB VR; 7D-20-11E-It;; n-TII-1; PALM( MIST.

County of Edinburgh.- illam Henry Walter Montagu Douglas
Scott, t. 54., commonly called Earl of D.Arith, in the room of Sir
John Hope, Bart., deceased.
C:ty of Peterhorough.—George Hammond Walley, E?l., the last
election for the sold city having been declared void.
JUN!: 21.
City et Durham.—John Robert Mowbray, of Ng. 19, Cambridge-
' square, Ilyoe-park, in the cs,uuty of litithileses, Lwi., in the room of
Lord Adolpho. Frederick Charles Willi.im Vane, whose election for
the said city has been declared void.

WAR-OFFICE, Just 18.
Her Majesty has been graciously p!ewed to command that Her
Majesty's:3;rd Regiment of Foot shall henceforth bear the name of
"The 33rd (Cr the [Jute of WeringtonY, Regiment," which honour-
able distinction wi:l be inscribed n the Colon's of the Illiment.

NEW DEPUMLIEETLNANTS.
Major Ilillebr.nt Meredeth ParrAtt; E: ward Bras, Esq.

TIIO,:AP CHIVES% Partmcnt, Moortleld.., City, licensed s.ctualler, to
nut render July S .tt 114, and August 12 at 12, at liaslaghall.street.
Martineau and Keid, Raymond-Cu:Wings, Gray's inn; off.
aselg., Canuttn, Aldermanbury.
WILLIAM Pt oLaa, Janice.-place, Gloucester-lance, Paddington, jab
tauter, July 7 at 21, and August S at 12, at Bakughtdltstreet.
Sol., Turner, King's-row, Walworth-road ; off. wig., Edwarde,
Sambrcok-court.
GLOBOZ Hasarsow,Maltlettme, Kent, coal nwrchnnt, July 11 at 2,
and August aat 1, it Basinghall-street. Solo., Nicholls and Doyle,
Verulam..,mildings, Gray's-inn, and Morgtai, Maidstone; olf.
Groom, Abchurch-lane.
Jone Etoonsicin, Sailed, Suffolk, licensed victualler, July 9 at 12,
and August 27 at 1, at Basinghail-strcet. Sole., White and Borritt,
Whitehall-place, and Taylor, Norwich ; otr. wig., Pennell, Guild-
hall-chambers.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
June 25.'-WITZWE UNDERWOtID, High-street, Southwark, grocer.
INSOLVENT I'ETITIONEP.S.

It. A. S. Smith, Claptou-square hackney, clerk to a burr's:o*—J.
Butt, Milbank-rtreet, Nrestntinster, 'errant at the Reform Club
Houae—R. liunnah, jun., Orchard-street, Kentish-town, and Argy te-
atime, Regent-street, tailor— W. D. Lang, De Beauvoir-grore, Kings-
Lind, merchant's clerk—W. Alderman, Mount Pleasant-lane, labourer
in husbusdry—J. G 3 Ica, Dirmibuty-grove, Barnsbury-park, boot
maser—lL Duffell, Vatmhall-street, Upper Kenningtun-lane, lamp
contractor—J. Pike, Rushton-street, Iloston, cabinet makerle. F.
T. M. Liater„Lee. Kent, foreign merchant—N. J. Woolley., Rumex-
street, Wandsworth.roul—C. Stoddart, badtb.street, Julsilee-street.
thas.end, attorney-at-law—W. Allure, Essex-street, lilobe.fiekbs,
cabinet maker-11. lloraford, halborerAli.road, 04 Kent-road,
cutter to tailors—J. Dealer, Montague-sheet, tWhiteedmpel, miner—
!. T. Dickens, Woolwich, grocer—R. Dunn, Duke-street, w„tmin.,
ster, barriatermt-law—W. Ltrivls, Red Lion.street, Spitaleelds, pea and
potato salean.an —A. Hayford, Cumberland-row, Kim's-crop, besting
office keeper - W.Wilson, William-street, Pat Ic.roud.Upper Holloway,
commercial traveller-0. Strutt, Henry-strltt. Br iztoL-tcatl, builder
—T. hind, Alder-ham-terrace, St. Pancras-road, builder—J. GJe,
Silurian-tcrr.me, Broke-road, Shoreditch, Loathe:ler—J. T. Das
Cambridge-road, Mile-end, grocer.
DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.
MA( KELLAR and Ilssirtoe, Gresham-stmt, s'aawl warehousemen—

t/SC ofthree sit 2.. 4d., July 2, and quint haturtLays, ut
Urania's, Abchurch-lane.
CIKOSTON and CHAPMAN, Paul's.whatf, Thames.etreet, merchant.—
ard and final div. of 2 3.16 d., July 2, and three subseqpcnt Satur-
days, at Groom's, Ateburch.lane.
Groat., Towson, Whatley, Loure.hire, plumber—lit dir. of
June M. and any subse,,urntluesday, at Lee's, Mat.chester.
PLATT", Sheffield, tailor-18i die. Of ::41. &J., July 4 and y
sub,equent day, at Drealtes, Sheffield.
Reuireic ,rd EOWN, BroAltard, marble maeons—lst div. 01 It. 4 1.,
July 2, and any subsequent day, at lirowm's, Sheffield.
EonaaT Liontm, Doncaster, saddler.-Ist dlr. at 3s. 4iL, July 2, and
r.ny subsequent day, at Iler. in's, Sheffield.
DIVIDENDS.

July 23.1. Winter, Flolborn-hill, City, clothier—July 22. F. Lewitt,
ILigland, Monmouthshire, e,.gineer—July 2?. J. K. Winterbottuin,
Manchester, banker —.lu:y 22. J. ityle, rdantLeater, banker—July 20.
J. Skidmore, Chegbire, pasteboard manufacture[—July 16. J. Grp,
Fttoar ter, Staffordshire, brewer.
CLItiIIICAI ES to be ranted,uniegls caw° be ehown to the contrary,

AOSMAL—trots l iverpool, June 29, to New TA*
13..t.ta.tewa—from Liverpool, June 28, to R:o Janeiro
Grumman—from Liverpoe, June 28, to ROOkh0:1/
Dol4o7lll4—front L:verpeol, Jutu. 29, to Mrmet
EMMA ErOLNIA—ffOIII Gravesend, June 28, to Caps
EBENSOEIZFXXXVIO—Irani Liverpool, June 28, to Narra
2:311.11101—!IOM Liverpool, Jute 23, to C. G. Rom
GLOXT—ITOM Grareeend, Jut.e 23, t 0.... ............ Copenhagen
Homes—from Liverpool, June 28, to &reeked
iAIPTII—frO2I LiVOrOJCI. June 29 to Melts
IrAwicu Lo om s—fr Gravesend, June 28, to ...Genres
iriArXT Lan—from Livery:J.l, June 28, to RID Grande
liseruc—fron QUeC7IIO3Sn, June 28, to London
KOSPO EWAN/In—from Liverpool, June 28, to
Laraa—fromt Gravesend, June 28, to Demerara
LAW WESTAIORI LAND —frolll Liverpool, June 216 to... New Or:eina
Dtlitirunavits An—from Gravesend, June 28, to C, Verdi&
MAICCULI PLATAZ—nom I.:vI rvol, June 28, to Stettin
MAW* AUX/LlA—from Ltverpool, June 28, to._ Nava
Pa Nnuore—from Gravesend, June 28, to Poragrand
filllNE—frOill Gravesend, June 21, to A, teerp
lio,coe—from Liverpool, Jw.e ..n, to Aden
ST. JAMB—front Gravesend, June 28, t 0.... ...... ......„ ..... ... R ~A./
SPA Blll.ll—from Gravesend, June 43, t 0.,,.„. North
SIMPON IfAkDY—lroin ii,reenstown, ' June 28, to Barbadnee
ne. PATI,CK—from Liverpool, June 21, to New York
none—from Gravesend, June .3, to Nome
VC/PDX—from Liverpool, June 23, to Newieur.dland
ZINO/tilt—from Liverpool, June 29, to Boston