The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-19 00:00:00

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The new* per Niagara Fleenor, from Liverpool, and the develop-
ments of this weil'a exports end remaining slake, all go to confirm
the propriety of what we wrote per lin tileamer of the inexmliency
ui wiipping mutton off to England, wade the socks on thi. silk are in
course of such a rapi4 reduction. The receipts at the ports for this
week appear huge, in consequence of the stork at Savannah being
found larger when actually counted than was su,poeed.
New 1 oak, Jetta 3.—Srevious to the art ival of the new. per
Niagara steamer on .4aturtley let, the market for *me wan dull and
Inactive at tanner rates. There has knee been snore firmness, with.
out any increase of prima-the c nunion brands of State iind Weetern
selling at 4 dole. Site. to 4 dots. 361 c , end letter grades at
4 dole, 561 e. to 4 dials. 75e.; pure Genessee, 3 dots. to 5 iota. Ve.
Southet n kinds arc held at 4 dole. 75e. to 4 dole. Kie. with moderate
tales. Rte Sour in hair demand at 2 dol.. Blte. &en mead sena at
2 dole. 87 in, for Jersey yellow.
Wilt ci.— llolders are firm : Ohio mixed bringiag 105 to 100 cents,
and lienewee waite. 125 to 12; c rite. Nye, ba to 59 cents. Outs, 34
36 seats. Indian corn. early in the t sat week, was quick at 63 to
13$ cents tor round yellow: but, an artinday, the favourable news
lee Niaterra C3UPOI an advance of one or two mate. One sale was
made et Wife., to title vessel. The market el wed ymterday quite dull ,
—the re being ho ttansactiutes fur export ; 64 to 6.5 cent. was the ask-
ing price for round f (low. Southern white brought 51c., mixed
Wveh-rn, 4,t to 59 cents, and Southern Sat yellow, 11l
1.1111.41131.1.111 A, Jcsr. 4.—There was no inquiry fee cotton to-slay,
and the market was dull, at rates current before the steamer. yl.-lie
Is generally held above the views of Layers. A stile of 300 bbls.
Western was made at 4 dole. 5o e. Mullets generally ark more. In
nye lour a small ode was made at dole. l3e. The demand foe
Corn F
Meal Is roodmate, amine° We. Mandy wine suld at 2s7i dol.,
which is an advance. Penn. it firmly held at 2 dl.. 75e. Tuere is a
moderate inquiry for Wheat, with very few sannike afloat,
and about 5,000 bushels prime Velma odd at 10.5 e. for red and llle. for
white. earn—The market closes rather heavy, with free receipt., and
about 10,000 bushels Auld at GO to hi,. the latter fur prime Penns
echoes. Nu sales of Oats. Southern we, e worth ;lee. Tee Bark
market is firm, with further small wiles at ltt dole. for tired sort No. 1.
N. change in Itiee— prime Felling at 31 cents. The market for
groceries Is without chalice and mks limited to email s lee. New
Orleans sugar at 14 to 41 cents. Very little movement In priest.
MO, ato notice. A sale of mess park was reported at 10 (10111.50 z., and
guma further sales of smoked bacon at Si cents. foe shoulders, and 9
to 10 mote 0.,r prime hams. Lard raid butter dull. Freights continue
without much change. Whiskey is Weedy, unit further sales ut
hble at 2 lie.

THE COURT.

The Queen held a curt yesterday afternoon at
Buckingnam Palice. The Marquis de Saul', Sardinian
Mii.isti r, had an audience of the Queen to take leave. Count
Gatlin, on a special mission from hie Majesty the King of
Sardinia, Lad an audience of the Clue en and delivered his I
credentials from his sovereign. Their Ex °Beetles were re-
spretively introduced by Viscount Palmerston, G C. 8., her
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
and conduct. d by Colonel the lion. Sir Eiirard Cust,
K.C.H., her Majcsty's Master of the Ceremo,de. Viscount
Ponsonby, G.C.8.. her Majesty's Ambassador to the Em-
per, r of Austria. was presented to the Queen at an andiree•
to; Viacount Palmerstds, .co take leave. Sir Hamilton Sey-
mour, her Majesty's Minister Ph nipAentiary to the C..urt
of Portugal, was presented to her Majesty at en audience by
Viscount Palmerwou, on his arrival from Lisbon. Tr•
Queen leu attended by Lord Camoys, Lad in Waiting, and
Colonel Berkeley Drummond, Ge.yem in Wailing.
Iler Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by Lient.-Col.
the !Inn. C. B. Polyps, and Col. Bnuverie, visited their
Royal Highnesses the Duebess of Cambridge and the Here-
' diteTy Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Strehtx, yesterday, at
Cambridge House.
The It.ryal Family took their usual exercise yesterday.
His Royal Highness Prince Alber. rode out on horseback,
yesterday, attended by Col. BOUT 6 rie,
The Queen, attended by the C iuntess of Desert, Hon.
Lucy Kerr, Lord Camp, and Lieut. Col. the Hon. C. 13.
Phipps, honoured the performance of the French Plays with
her presence yesterday evening. lier Royal Highway the
Duchess of Kent also honoured the performance of the
French nays with her presence last evening. Her Royal
Highness was attended by Lady Augusta Bruce, Lady
Fanny Howard, and Sir George Cooper.
• His Royal Highness l'rioce Albert, attended by the Mar-
i quis of Ahercorn, Major-General 11 sister, and Col. Bouverie,
L honoured the Duke of Wellington with his company at
dinner s esterday evening, at the Waterloo Banquet, given
by his Grace at Ansley House.
' Her Royal Highness the Dueness of Gloucester visited her
r Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent yesterday at Clarence-
. hone, St. J ames's.

A deputation from the Steam Shipowners' Anode-
tins, con.isting of Mr. Anderson, M.P. (chairman), Mr.
Moffatt, M.P., and Mr. Morgan (secretary), and acconspa-
nL d by Mr. Hume, M.P., and the following members of
the Light Duns Association, forming a deputation from that
body; Mr. Forrer, 24 P. (chairman). Mr. Duncan, M.P.,
Mr. A. }Leslie, M.P., Mr. Ogilby, and Mr. Pearson, had an
interview with the Right Hon. H. Labouchere on Saturday
at the Bard of Trade.