The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

PEVERSTICRO, MARCH 8.
Coln, deals, and flax continue unnoticed. hemp--100
tone on the spot, tram! at 90 ro., 10 down, the rern.dader on delivery
at the. Opening 01 the navigation ; otherwise very quiet. TS. low—
The
Wan:ale:loM have been very limited : 'l,OOO to 1.3.0 r3sirs, at
II i to. 10 ro. down, and 3-al to 400 mro.,
aks, 106 ro. to 10:j uieh,
for Auiust delivery; and a trifle of l'krain, at 1W en. rash. Ex-
changes —London : 3 month. 3:1 to 13-14, per to. ; Amsterdam,
3 months, 1331 perk. ro. ; !Limburg, 3 months, 33j to j per C. ro.;
Paris, 3 month., $39 to 390 per s. ro.

COTTON.—LIvourooL, Mauch 19.—The sale 4 of cotton
to day crew.; to shoot 7,00, tide., DIA comprise stemt i,uiyrAmei ;cm
Ins pernams. 71 to Si ; 330 its-ia, 71 to ; ISO Vaughan, 6to St;
450 itursts, 4to 3j; 40 Sea end land, I4j to 101. Priem an complied;
with Vritley's currency are, f.r Americas le. Sd. higher, but in other
descriptions there it icarctis any change.

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COltN.-Boston., March 19.-We hare again had a short
supply of Wheat at market, and, for fair qualitiee, there ws a goal
demand, at le. advance. 0 its and Beans were each the turn dealer.
Wheat, red, 311. to 335.; white, O. (tats, 134. to 19'. Boats, 241.
to 27e. per qr.
CHICHI-42E8, March 19.-A great deal of rain having
fallen in the coarse of the der, our market was thinly attended. Prices
of all devriptions of gram may be qu'ited nominally as lot market
day. Whys', 34.. to 40s. Barley, 2 tO. to 275. Oats, las. to 206.
Bean., 2..5. to Us. Peas, 26r. to As. Flour, 28a. par seek.
iIaTWAILD'S HEATH, March 19.-The supply of Wheat
woe toulay very email, and, there heirs a rteady donand, fine samples
realised a butte advance. Barley, V 01.., Beans. and Peas in mode-
rate request, at late rates. Wheat, white, 101. to III.; red, 81. 100.
to W. 5.. Parley, gds. to 26e. Oats, lis. to 17s. Beam, 2is. to 275.
Peas, 245. to 265.
Nnwaitc, March 19.-We had on 'Change today a limited
supply of fine grain. Wheat, Barley, and Oats, of first quality, were
clew ed nit, soap advance on each of lA. per qr.; inferior qualities of
limn quite unsaleable, and the annexed quirtationis are arielly the
prices of this day. Wheat, white. 43e, to 4.3.., per qr.; extra, 47e. ;
red, 36e. to 405.; extra, th. Barley. malting, 21e. u 1 245.; ettra,
tas. ; grinding, Hla to 200.• extra, 21.. Oats. seed, Polands, 235. to
25a.; Iced, 1:40. to 20s, Beams, gaol, 275. to 28a. l'eas, seed, 31s. to
38a. Malt, Us. to 52a.
ROIIFOILD, March 19.--We had but a small quantity of
ace of Wieling at our market tmelay, which add fully at lot week's
prime, and bat • small supply of all other kind of corn, alk no alters-
lion in price. Wheat, 34e. to 454. Burley, 2th. to 3(9.• grinding,
3175. to 245. Oats, Ifs. toll.. Beane, 22.. to Peas .245. to 30*.
nye, 22.. to 23x.
STOCKTON-07f-TT.E3, March 19.-We had a fair sup-
ply of grain at this day's market. Wheat met a geed sale at prices
rather exceeding tee' week's rates. Oats in mid demand at homer
prices. Beans without ch-inge. Tarm, the supply being exceedingly
email, prices were fid. to lid. per buthsl higher. The present prices:
Wheat, British, per qr. of G3lbir. to the bushel, Durham and York-
shire, red, 36a. to 38r. ; white, 40s. to 435.; South country red,
to 395.; white, 43e. to 445. Oath feed, Its. to tea;
potato, 20e. to 225. Beam, new. 28s. to 30e.; old, 32a. Peas,
boilers, this. ed. to 295. Od. Flout, per sack of 2.401b5., fine,
ths. Od. to 30.. ; superfine, 32.. fed. to 33.. Oatmeal, Scotch, 28s. ,
Pine Pollard, 31. Os. per ton; coarse, 31.155. Brea, 31. 15s. Wheat, •
foreien, pi, qr., of 63Iht to the bushel, Dentsic Konigsberg, and
Billing, 435. to 40.; Rostock, Wismar, and Sicileund, 41e. t 43e. ;
Hamburg and Stettin, 40e. to 41x; Holstein and Danish, 3loi. to 405.;
Polish, o.lesoa, and Russian, 375. to 335. Oats, Dutch and Friesland,
16s. to M.• Peas, boiling, 24e. to 29a.; grinding, 26e. to 27,. Guano,
Peruvian, H. 15s. per too.-Import during the paid week:-Wheat,
cootwise, 650 qrs.; Beans, 14n.
WOINEttIIANIPToN, )larch 19.-011 r supplies from the
• farmers continue email. Wheat sold readily at au advance of sad. per
bathe', and Berl( y was also rather de Whits Wheat, to. gd. to
Cs. led.; red, 51. 10d. to Co. 4d. per 721bs. Barley, per 38 qt.., 3e. 9d.
to 4s. •

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1/rBLIN, MARCH 18. —The supply of home grain
st market this nay was very small, but price. remain without
Improvement, although there Wai rather • better feeling in the
trade than of late. White wheat. 210. to 23.. OIL ; red ditto. Ithi. to
22..; buten 11.. to 1 ; outs, Ss. 3d. to Ins. 3d. ; rapeserd, leci. to
AM. per barrel; oatmeal, I. to We. 9d.; bakers' flour, 12a. to Its.
pee ewt. ; Indian corn, 3.9 i. to 325. per 4301bc.

HOPS.--AVORCEiTER, March 18.—There is no alteration
to notice In our market elnee last reureta as to prlcep, but the phuitera
are bringing forward their hops rather mute trusly, sod ore oohing
price* which ate too high for !amine.,

CATTLE.—RoMroa', Marth 19.—We had a fair show
of stuck at our market t,-.1..7, krhmh wu. a good PI& at rather nu-
prored prima.Ideef, to as. led. Mutton, 3+. ltd. to 4a. 6d.
Lamb, 4a. Gd. to .'re. Veal, an. 4d. to ga. Pork, 3a. to 34. 10d.

•
SOUTIIALL, March 19.—We cannot note any variation in
prices. beef road* (fora t.. ad. to 3.. od. Mutton, 3a. to U. Gd.
Veal, 3a. to U. 6d. Pork, to. 4d. to 3a. Cd. per atone of MIS, sinking
the offal,

COALS.—LoNvoN, M•ittAt 19.—CIA4E OF THE MAU-
cur.—East Adair. Main, 11.. Gd.; Longridge's Wog Hart-
-14, Wylam, 13..; Wall End tiosno.h, Its. 3d.; Walls
End Hilda, 12.. tgl.; Walls End Walker, 135.; Walls End grad-
dyll, 13a; Walls End Bamboos, Els. 3d.; Walls End Helton,
6d.; Wells End Haswell, 13s Gd.; Walls End Ismaton, 135.;
Walls End Itumel's Helton, 135.; Walls End Stewart's, 13s. 3d.;
Walls End IWnimn, 13.. 3d.; Walls End Ueugn hull, 14.. 3d.;
Walls End Kellen, 13a.; Walls End Whitworth, 12s. ; Walls
End Backhouv, M.; Walls End Tens 15*. 3d ; Bircbgro,e
conigoia, 195.; °lsamu Coe Gurwin Stone, 24s Gd.; Ilartley, 145.;
Sydney's Hartley, lis. at market, 160; sold, 63.

Dour LocostonvE ENGINE.4.—On the 3rd of
August last an engine called the Little England was for-
warded to the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, under a
guarantee that she was to work their express trains between
Edinburgh and Glasgow, consisting of seven carriages, to
keep good time as per time bill, and not to consume
more than 10 lbs. of coke per mile ; if she did that to the
satisfaction of Arlie, the company's engineer, they should
purchase her fur 1,2001. Mr. Adic placed one of the best
engines belonging to the company, called the Sirius, to
run from the opposite end, at the same hours, and with a
similar train, in order to compare the one with the other.
They worked well, the Sirius starting the morning trip
from Edinburgh, and the Little England from Glasgow.
They then chanced; and the Sirius started from Glasgow
and the Little England from Edinburgh, thus making a
fair division of the work, and the result proved that the
small engine kept better time than the larger one. Her
consumptionof coke was 81b. 3 oz. per mile, while that of the
Sirius was tJlb. 1 oz. per mile. 11w Little England would
frequently run a mile in 60 seconds, and something less. She
started with less slipping, and could be brought to a stand
in much less distance than the large engine. She is now
running the express trains between Edinburgh and Glas-
gow, consisting of five carriages, with a consumption of only
Gillas. of coke per mile. During the heavy gales and bad
weather which prevailed in the early part of January, she
was the only engine upon the line that kept time.—Bury
Post.
CARD SIIARPERS.—At the Manchester Borough

Court, on Monday, a respectable-looking young man,
named Patrick M'Ginnis, was charged with being one of a
party who had deluded a person out of 51. The complain-
ant, henry Ingle, of Great Heaton, stated that on Saturday
evening be was met in Miller's-lane by a man whom he
took to be a farmer's servant, and who asked him what
time the train started for Ashton ; adding that he had come
from Stretford about a pony that was stolen. He desired
witness to go into a public-house with him, and he would
give him his master's address, so that if he should happen
to see the pony, he might send the information to Stretford.
They went into the Crown and Cushion, where there were
three men playing at cards. They asked him to play, he did
not understand cards, but he played first for ss. which he lost.
They had three cards, one of which was a king of some kind,
and he who drew the king out of the three was to win. The
man who went in with him turned up the corner of one of
the cards, so that it might be recognised by witness, and
then told him to bet 21., and he would be sure to win. Ho
simply did as he was told, and the card he drew was not a
king, and the prisoner took up the 21. He was led to try
again, but lost another 2/. Perceiving then that the men
were all acting in concert, and that the farmer's servant had
only been the "decoy bird," he went and informed the
pollee, but the men were gone when they arrived. An
officer stated that ho apprehended the prisoner, and found
three cards upon him, it. Is. in money, and flash
coins, being imitations of sovereigns and half-sovereigns.—
Mr. Maude pointed out to the complainant the folly of his
being so easily deluded. He intimated to the prisoner that
had the evidence against him been a little more conclusive,
he would have been sent to the sessions.—He was dis-
charged.
THE MILITARY SAVINGS BANNS.—The usual
official return shows that the amount due to the depositors
in these banks was, on the 31st of March, 1850,
111,1 M. 10s. 61. ' • add dividends, or interest, to the Bth of
January, 1851, 11,5961. 10... 2d.; total in these banks in
January last, 125,7201. Os. Bd. The number of depositors
has increased of late, but, up to the 31st of March, 18.50,
was as follows: Cavalry and infantry, 7,159; artillery,
sappers, &c., 1,204; total, 8,363.
[Advertisemant.)--CASEB OF DERANGED STOMACHS,
Son lICADACRIS wan Leas or Sraesoni Aso Ening, Cram ST
HOLLOWAY'S PILO s. —ln most of the above Gams the hands and feet
sowelligthe fas
chantettußv. and oftentimes a Knee of fulness will be naused
!islalto of ee wsiat,
pirita. AttenlyedaipgiOrns,llnegith mu,cfSrequently end
lu dropsy, peralyale, or apoplexy. To regain fall health and
eat no vegetables, get plenty of exercise la the open ale, and tak•Wv
looay's piges wading to the direati me given with them, waft ea/
of the compliints named will be complete 4 eradicated from the
swine, even when every other treatment bad falled.—cold by all
druggist.% and at Profaner nolloway'eßetabileltemeat. sd4 /Mead,
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The returns from the following places dill not reach this
office in time for publication yesterday; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at
nine o'clock.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

arose our Cerreipoedenth the "Stipples flume," and • Liild $ Lilt'

CASUALTIES.

Baltic (America stcamip):Vcl;from her moorings last
night, and drifted foul of the schooner Militia Harwich;
carried away the schooner's bowsprit and jibboom, burst
her chain cable, and did other damage. Liverpool,

March 18.
Duchess.) Anne, front Valparaiso to Liverpool, was pawed
on Feb. 11, in tow of a Brazilian ,tearner, which had
been sent in search of her, about 12 miles from ltio Ja-
neiro, making for that port, by the teciot (s.), arrived at
Southampton.—Paris, March 19.
Liverpool (ship), which sailed from New York for Liver-
pool, Dec. 17, has not since been heard of.—Liverpool,
March 19.

SEAI3OItNIi MAILS.
(If alpines tkat tke matte are eat tram the Nears], Poet•ottlell
the **hi —and L he Ike monies--tieepateh.)

thy when markup From what
COUNTRIES. is Genova Poet. Pert I When
OfSee London. despatched. r due.
Americu(bylirit.packet N March 215 ...... ...... Liverpool 1 Mach 96
Anteriesubytheited States
packet) N March 21 Liverpool April 2
Aneerleath7l.l.Stateschil March 26
Africa ( West Coast) ...N 14th of the month Plymouth ...i April 3
Alezaidrla• N IVtlat39th of mos. Meer
detritus N holy Uomr . Daly
Brasil lli 531 of the month Southare3ton.:.lpril 12
Buenos Ayres II rth of the month nouthampton. April 13
California( via Otastreslsl 17th of the month *maims ptee . , Mach 20
Cape of Good liege N 14th of the month Plymouth April 3
Constantinople • N 741417th27th0f men Dover (March 30
Central Anemias U indnOthof mouth 3outhampton.,sl.reh 20
Channel take N Mon., Wed.,earid. ; Unitharaptos. To.ih.ths
Chili le 17th of the month'vouthamptoa., March 30
Frames lilt N Inks daily Dover .........I Lwies dm.
0reme•.............„.....14 7thl7th27thof men Dover
Handier, ........ .........N Tuesday I Friday London ITues.that
Holland ..................11 Weds. k Salta. London I tion.Tho
Condone N 17th of the month•4outhampten.llthish 25
Ireland Eh N Twice daily ' llolyhe id 'Twice&
bullsVlA SoutharepL)M 20th of the nomtb °A.mtkarapton , March 25
. India via Marseilles) N 7thl23itlaof mouthi Dover I March 20
Mediterramem(via South
ampton) 4.1 10th of the month Aouthareptcm.March 25
Dithnela Maratha') N Ithk24th Of MOlitli Dover lMarch 10
Melia) St lot of the month Southampton. -April 5
Madeira ht 9th of the month toathomptaa. April 12
Malta. 1 701,1701,19th,27th
*"' ( haothof the months Dover
Naples. N 11tIsl2th2.5thof mon Dover
Papal States* Ol Stletsth2ltlL4 mon Done
Peninsula II 7thl7th27Utof moncUmthempton. March NI
Pert.... M 37th of the month ; Aoutharepton.' Minh 241
Tummy* N 31115th25tbof mon' Doter ..........March 22
West Wks II 17th of the month Soutlisaittos. March 73
West Indies (except Ha-
vanna. end Name) 31 t2nd of the month •outhamptemLl April B
• The mails to them coantries thus malted ~.) coo conveyed by
French packet via Marseilles.