The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET 1.

LIVZRPOOL corms mkrurr.
(THIS DAY.)
(ay axiom° AND urrnastarsoirat, racaoasya.)
(nom one OWN 0011DIPONDINT.)
The market quiet, hut study ; sales about eve or six
thousand bales.

WAXEFIELD CORN MARKET. -(TH IS DAY.)

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OR Ml= =ODOM mania mioura.) .it
11110 K 001 00BAMILTOZIDENT. ) IN.
Whist larici for Friday's prices, but leads doll. lit
Barley steady. Bison sod oats the tore dearer. , ISt
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111BOING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) ii
10
800•11.-Tbire is more disposition to purohsas at pre. 10
010010 prirest but the saes arestill limited ; they iaclude Et
=defies:Aim at 344., and floe whits Ocatipore at 41..
ia moderate request at steady prima. '•
K. :
Cmeem.-Plantation Ceylon continues In good request g
at firm rates, low middling sad middling, sold at 795. 6d. it.
to 83s. ; good and fine ditto, 86a. 6d. to 89a. Native good St
ordinary, 66s to 665. &I. II
Tie is la fair request e• full rates. la
Ron.-30 puns. of good Dammam sold at laBd.
Ilt.
RIM ham gold at firm to rather dearer prime. Fine Ran. ok.
goos, 10a. &mein, 9s. 3d. 8$
Selcsa.-Psppor is dell of sale at previous prices. FA
Pimesto sold at ad. &alias ; low and good middling, 80
2d. 00 W. (110•00-200 Sitar is firm at let. rates, middling t
and good, 3id. to 31d. Nutmogs-Small and middling, ri
11d. to U. Bd. la.
Faorr.-There is only a moderate amount of business aa.
doing, at late ratan. al
Bum= continues dull of sale. as.
Carron is in moderate /muses, at steady priors. la
a.
Jwin.-Common qualities matinee firm, but good sorts a
bays sold as easier prices ,- cuttings, 61. fa ; rejeo- 110
bane, good, ; common to good middliog,9l. 10a. tol4/. 10s. ; in
fart Bt. 16e. to 721. 6a. s‘
0001113111.1 Ilea sold heavily at easier prim. Tsneriffe, le
both silver and black, showing a decline of ld. per lb. VI
Honduras silver, 2a. 11d. to 3a. 2d. ; black, 3e. to 3• Ist. im.
Teneriffe, silver, 2a. 11d. to 3a. ld. ; bleak, 3s. to Is. 10d. st,

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
t 6
The market is coast. Tows tallow is cooled 395. 9J., 16
'stash ; Petersburg Y.O. oil the spot, 395. 6d. to 395.9 d. ; N.
all the mouth, 39.. 6d. ; Jai*, 46e. ; October to N.
Decomber, 41s. 3d. ; December, 41s. 9d. Ilk
II

METROPOLITAN OATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.) IS
The 'apply of blasts is monk shorter, bat the detailed lb
has also &crew& Sims of the choked qualities oommaad 26
rather higher rates. Ws are not over Numbed with sheep, 80
and consequently Wed* is more cklierfal at rather more ~!
money in some Winnow Lamb is the article principally a
in demand today. The supply is by no means abundant. to
bat the avenge quality is good. Calves meet with a dull et.
ask at our quitatkpos. Oar foreign supply oculists of 440 fa.
bode, OM slew, 257 eaves, and 13 pigs. Sa•
rev mean st Üba aa.a d. ter suns et o.‘ ad.s. d. 88_
Dal tkosladdersbas. 48 6 0 Been Dnadsll2.odallii 6 6 4 40.
Bed 4. 4 8 Dort Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 80
Biased quid. barb 2 8 3 8 Do. do. norm 4 a Or
Calves
non
lisstOnsllll24trois 00 0 • Limbs 0 8 0 10
Beads at market, 791: sheep and lambs, 0,690: calves., 366; 84
piss. 138 . latish cows, 140. es
Bt

SIIIITHIENLD HAY MARKET.—(TRIES DAY.)
Moment Ramey and Easton report trade Arm at the fol-
lowing prior :—Hay, from 95e. to 108 s. Clover, from
110 s. to 122 a. Straw, 28i. to 3.3 a.

Messrs. Bacon and Co. have published a new
topographical map of the eastern portion of the State of
North Oarolina with part of Virginia and South Oxalic*,
from the latest and best authorities, on a male of eight
miles to the inch. This map represents the actual seat of
war, where the great decisive battles remain to be fought

out
THE LAST ABOUT JOHN MOEGAN• THE SHAM Da
Wenn AT SHEEWSBORT.—Yesterday a curious scene wee
patented at Shrewsbury railway station, component upon
the removal of the misdated John Morgan end a batch of
other convicts to the penal Matitution at Wakefield. Al-
though at the early hour of half-put 6, there was almost
as large a crowd in front of the gaol as if an execution
were about to take place. Very many of them followed
him and the string of prisoners to the station, where the
weepisp and wailinp of the relations of some strangely
mingled with the uproarious laughter of others, oocuioned
principally by the impudent women of Morgan. When
about to enter the carriage he said, " Now, lads, let's have
a shout," upon which great shouting and laughter followed.
He again said, " I shall pay Shrewsbury a visit again in
1872, and of course mast go and see Dr. Wane." Just as
the train was moving away be heaved a sigh and said,
"Ah ! how different I feel to when I was leavieg here last
—thee I had a good watch in my pocket, a gold ring upon
my finger, and seven or eight gold shiners in my possession."
The train slowly steamed away, and thus the cartels fell
upon the last nem of the extraordinary deems of Job.
Morgan, the sham detective.
IMMIGRANTS AND LIBERATED ATRICANS.—A
parliamentary return shows that there wen 18,569 Mad-
grants and liberated Africans introduced into Jamaica from
the year 1843 to the *ad of last year ; 99,409 into British
Guiana ; 40,042 into Trinidad ; 2,833 into St. Lucia ; 2,149
into St. Vincent ; 3,937 into Grenada ; 3,588 into Antigua;
1,806 into St. Kilt's ; 427 into Nevis ; 517 into Tobago ;
and 389 into the Bahamas ; making a total for all the
West India damns of 173,666. The emigration to the
' Mauritius was in the same period 313,533. The return also
shows that from Jamaica 1,844 of those immigrants re-
turned to their own countries, front British Guiana 5,879,
re-
from Trinidad 2,680, and from Mauritius 78,878.
Tan Faxaca IBONCLADS. —The Mayor of Sun-
dodged, Mr. E. T. Gourley, has published an account of an
interview he has had with the Minister for Foreign Affairs
in Parts with regard to the proposed visit of the French
iroaclade to Sunderland. His Egeollepacy feared that the
Emperor of the French would not like the fiest to go into
the North Sea, lest the governments of Btunia, Prussia,
Austria, and Denmark might ask why these newels were
sent into that sea, snob being an unusual course. But he
thought the difficulty might be overcome if the English
government would send their ironclad 'quadrat' to France
—say Cherbourg, where both officers and men would have
• hearty reception. In any cue, if the fleet should go to
the Irish Channel. they would be ordered to call at the
principal ports on the route. such as Torbay, Firth of Forth,
Leith, ice., and Sonderlaad weak% not be paned over. The
request that the British fleet should be sent to France has
been submitted to Earl Cowley, and through Berl Cowley
and the Mayor of Sunderland to the home government.
Cnoamurrow. —The Charleston correspondent of
the New York Tribune, writing March 20, says :—" If a
williopess to take the oath of allegiance be • true test
of loyalty, Charleston is very far from being • 'hot-bed of
treason.' Thirty-two hundred persons have already
held up their right hands, kissed the Bible, red solemnly
declared that they would true allegiance bear' to the go-
vernment of the United States. There are more Union
flags suspended from residence@ and displayed in shop win-
dows, here in the birthplace of the Confederacy, than can
be seen in loyal Boston or New York city. During the
last three weeks more sod more radical anti-slavery
speeches have been delivered in the city of Haynie
and Calhoun than in the home of Phillips and
Garrison. The authorities have been obliged to
increase the number of offioen who are detailed to adminis-
ter the oath. The schools have been opened to white and
bleak children alike, sod are largely attended by both
ahem Coloured congregations have been addressed by a
major-general, • brigadier-general, the colonel commanding,
and representatives of the most decided abolitionists of the
North ; a brother of Henry Ward Beecher has preached
here ; • sister-in-law of Mss. Stowe has acted as the prin-
cipal of the largest school the house of Barnwell }then is a
negro hospital ; the workhouse, where our odium wen im-
prisoned, is • Federal prism ; the old mansions of the
aristocracy are tenanted by oar soldiers sad by freedoms ;
the lingering representatives of the chivalry have failed in
their efforts to turn their recent bondman out of the public
educational build-rap ;no treasonable attendee is tolerated,
no violence is done to personal rights, trade is rapidly reviv-
ing, and partneri,* to ship 1,100,000 dots. worth of goods
her. has already been approved or endorsed."
Professor Agassis announced that within a week
be would undertake • scientific exploring expedition to the
=with • corps of eight gentlemen—the moot minima=
Min scientific amps that ever weal forth—for the
Purposed teetim the glacial theory suggested by hint,whiek,
if correct, would enable the observer to mak as men a
thermometer, the changes in temperature the earth has
undergocie. As one ef the molts of the expeditioa, he ex-
pected to Wog home with him the largest collection of
tropical specimens that has yet been collated. The Em-
peror of Brasil, who has already manifested his personal
Merest in the museum by forward' to it hundred' of
valuable mediums, would undoubtedly furnish unmated
facilities to the expedition, the expenses of which are den
frayed by the moonbeam liberality of a gentliessan of
Boston, Mr. NUMMI Thayer, who sought Primmer
hisssie views es the subject, and when they wise =-
pleased sad the probable expose, al the party (from 2,1100
dots. to 3,000 eels. ash) was named, seat word to the
professor, " Select your assistants., orpaiee your =pen-
tion, proceed to your work, and send your bills to me."—
Boron Trareller.