The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Mem* Pattenden and Smith report that the market for
fine hope firm ; inferior are not so ready a sale.
Holders are not disposed to give way in price.
COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.

Holywell, 225. ; West Hartley, 19s. Gd.; Walls End
Gestorth, 235. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 255. ; Walls End
Stewart's, 251. ; Walls End Tees, 25a—Ships at a*rket,
122.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
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LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.30 A Y.
Wind S. W., fresh breeze, and fine.
Arrived.—Tancred, from Calcutta; George Fyfe,
from Islay ; Roseius, from, New York ; Alarm, from
Bombay; Gertrude, from St. Stephen's; Catherine,
from Picton •, Alice Gill, from Montreal; Ganges,
from Alexandria.
Off.—Endymion, from Calinepatam.
QUEENSTOWN, Nor. 11.
Wind W., moderate.
Arrived.—Girolamo, from Ismael; Minerva, from
Bt. John's, New Brunswick ; Westphalia, from New
York.
Put in.—Privalan, from Hamburg, for New York,
with master and 11 others dead.
CC/MOMS' RZTURN.
GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10.15 A.m.
Wind W.N.W., moderate, and hazy ; tide, low
water.
Arrived, Nov. 21. Robert and Henry, from
Messina; Helen, from Faro; Chester, from Guern-
sey ; Anne Magreta Kerstein, from Danzig; Gemini,
from Danzig; Rainbow, steamer, from Antwerp;
Foyle, steamer, from Guernsey ; Ravensbourne,
, steamer, from Antwerp ; Fyenoord, steamer, from
Rotterdam.
DEAL, MoNnsa, 9.55 A.M.
Wind N.N.W., moderate.
Anchored. Childe Harold, from Sydney, for
London.
Passed. Lord Nelson, from New Zealand, for
London ; Arena, from London, for Jamaica.
Sailed.— Sir Thomas Greaham, Steadfast, Asiatic,
lush, St. Michael, Robin Gray, and Alberton; with
most of the outward bound.
Report of the Lord Nelson, from New Zealand,
for London :—Sept. 26, spoke the Earl of Selkirk,
from London, for Sydney, 97 days out., lat. 46 S.,
long. 22.10 W.; Oct. 6, bark Juno, of Hamburg,
34 days from London, bound to Acapulco (all well),
lat, 2.54 N., long. 20.26 W.; Oct. 7, • eoooner
March, of New York, lat. 4.32 N., long. 21.4 ;
Oct. 23rd, brig Deux Clementines, of Cette, from
Buenos Ayres, 51 days out, bound to Cette, lat.
28.53 N., long. 33.48 W. ; Oct. 26, ship Alarm, from
Bombay for Liverpool, 85 days out, lat. 34.0 N., long.
37.45.

CAPTAIN WILLIAM GREGORY, Royal Engineers,
who was for the last ten years almost entirely helpless
owing to inhrmities contracted during his military services
in the colonies, died on Friday morning at Woolwich. The
deceased was a brother of the late lion. John Gregory, who
died a few months ago, while Governor of the Bahamas.
THE WEST INDIA COMPANY purpose shortly ex-
tending their trunk line from St. Thomas to Navy Bay, and
performing the whole distance to the latter place in about
120 days. Vhen the Panama Railway is opened, the En-
glish mails for Australia and all parts of the Pacific will
teach Panama in 21 days.
LORD RUSSELL'S TRIM. AND DEATII.—He knew
very well that he bad nothing to hope, having always
been manful in the protestant cause against the two false
brothers, the one on the throne, and the other standing next
to it. He had a wife, one of the noblest and best of
women, who acted as his secretary on his el lel, who com-
forted him in his prison who supped with him on the night
before he died, and whine love and virtue and di notion
have made her name imperishable. Of course, he was found
guilty, and was sentenced to be !wilt ailed in Lincoln's-inn-
fields, not many yards from his own house. When he had
parted from his children on the evening before his death,
his wife still stayed with him until ten o'clock at night; and
when their final separation in this world was over, and he
had kissed her many times, he still sat for a long while in
hie prison, talking of her goodness. Hearing the rain fall
fast at that time, he calmly said. " Such a rain to-
morrow will spoil a great show, which is a dull
thing on a rainy day.' At midnight, he went to bed,
and slept till four; even when his servant called him, he
fell asleep again while his clothes were being made
' ready. Ile rude to the scaffold in his own carriage, attended
° by two famous clergymen, Tillotsou and Burnet, and sang
a psalm to himself very softly, as he went along. He was
, as quiet and as steady as if he had been going out for an
ordinary ride. After saying thnt he was surprised to see so
great a crowd, he laid down his head upon the block, as if it
had been the pillow of his bed, and hail it struck off at the
, second blow. Ilia aoble wife was busy for him even then,
for that true-hearted lady printed and widely circulated his
last words, of which he hid given her a copy. They made
the blood of all the honest men in England boil. The I.:ni-
lversity of Oxford distinguished itself on the very same day by
pretendleg to believe that the accusation against Lord
Russell was true, and by calling the King, in a written
paper, the Breath of their Nostrils and the Anointed of the
Lord. This paper the parliament afterwards caused to be
' burned by the common hanirm3n, which I am sorry for, as
I wish it had been framed and glaz. d and hung up in some
public place, as a monument of baseness for the scorn of
mankind.—Dickens's "Household Words."