The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-17 00:00:00

NOES.

Armstrong, Sir Sir .%. Forteacue. C. 011.therty. Anthony
Arundel and Surrey, French, Fitaatephen Nebel', Kr (1. 11.
VAirl of Gibson, Rt. lin. T. M. Purer, :Jr.
Barron, Mir 11. W. Grabble, lion. Sir J. Power, Nichols,
Bright, John Hume, Jo.epla Sadler, John
Cuadereagh. Viveount Krogh, William Soil"), Francia
Cobden, Richard Kildare, Marquis of Somers, John P.
Colebruelre, Sir T. Z. Lomb'. lion. Ceed. Sullivan, Al ivhai l
Denham, lion. T. V. I.l.l,hington, Charles Wall, I. tutees H.
Deeeress, John T. Hagan, Wlllisin IL Walrusley, sir J.
Huneornbe, T. Meagher, Ti 11162113 ',MAK,
EIS., John moron, 11. K. G. Arnold', John
Fagan, James O'Connor, Feargus Moore, George U.

PAIR A.—On Speaker leaving the chair on Ecclesiastics
Title. Bill. The O'Gorman Nlalion, against, with Guern-
sey, Lord, fur; Butler, I'. S., agaiu,t, with Verner, Sir W.,
(Sr.

Mr. Plowden Wall shut out front the division that the
Speaker leave the chair on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bilk
having reached the house just as the door clued.

lIAyRE COTTON MARKET-MAY 16.

The market has been very bri,k upon the favourable ad-
vice. from Liverpool, and up to two o'clock 2,218 bales
ware lii,p(MA of at an advance of from lf. to 2f., fres ordi-
nain being quoted at KC Arrived : The Adams, from
New Orleans, with 2,218 bales of Cotton.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
MCWS. Cooper and Davis report a heavy tradent the fol-
lowing quotations:—('rime Meadow Hay. 72.. t.. 80s.; in-
ferior ditto, 5.55. to 6.5 a. ; llowen, 4.55. to 70s. ; Cloveir, 70v.
to Ws.; second cut, 70a. to 60x.; Straw, 26a. to 30a.

CONT.NT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY.
Hothouse Grapes are plentiful and cheap, and the same
remark applies to Strawberries. Pine-apples are more
abundant. Desert Apples chiefly consist of American New-
town Pippins. Oranges and Lemons are plentiful. Nuts
I remain nearly the same as lust week. Vegetables, of 1111
kinds, are abundant and good. Large supplies of Aspar.e.
gus, young Carrots, French Deans, and Green Peas hare
been received during the week from France, Cucumbers
from llolland, and considerable quantities of Potatoes and
Asparagus from eomwall, us well as some Gooseberries:
the latter fetch le. to 2s. per puttle. New Potatoes may be
obtained ut from 4d. to 6d. per pound ; old kinds realise
better prices. Lettuces and other salading are sufficient for
the demand. The best Mushrooms fetch ls. 3d. per 'Kittle.
Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Camelia',
Mignonette, Double Primroses, Stephanotis floribunda,
enter-arias, Muss and Provins Roses.

FICIATS.
Moe-apples, per lb., gs to 12s ()ranges, per doz., 9d to 24
Grapes, hothouke, p.1b.,5. to lOs I per 100, Co to Ili
I -- Portugal, p. lb., Is to 24 Gd *ride, per 110), 11011.
PP" per doz., 2s to Si p. 11,4, I A to2s6d
apples, deoert, p.bu5.,64 to 10* Chestnuts, per peck, 2s to Ss
addle*, 54. too per lOU. Sid to 1261
Lemons, per doe., lo to 22 Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 204 to 22s
Almonds, per peck, Gs nrsall, p. bu.h., 12. to 14s
rent, Ike lb., 2. to Ss I Cubs, per 100 lb., bus to 53s
Strawberrto.s, per oz., Gd to Is

VEORT
Cabbages per do:., 9,1 to Is
Omens, Kr des. bunches, 34 to ta
CauLiftmen, per dua.. Is 6d to 3.
Pew,. i, p. duz. bland., 74 to &
French lieuutper 100,2 s to 34
Up:stave% per 100, 34 Gd is
Rhubarb, per bond., 4d to 9.1
Potatoes, per ton, Sus to 200 s
per Met. 41 to 84
per bush., Is Gd to 3s
Turnips, p. dos. bond., le to 2s
Cucumbers, each, 6d tots Cid
Eadebes, per doz., it to 9d
Turuips, perdox., tato Is6d
Celery, per bundle, Gd to Is 3d
garrote, per duz., Gd to id
spinach, per ewes, Is to la rid
Oman, per buneb, 3d to 4d
"pettish. p. due, la Gd to fa
Leeks., per lb,. 9d to Is
liballum, per lb., rid to Is

Garlic, per lb, 4d to 64
Artichoke., Jerusalem, per half.
Mere, la tole 6il
Lettuce, Cab., p. score, Gd to to
small the, per acorn, Is to lo Is to 1064
zet., p. pun., 2d to
Horse Baikal, per ball., Is to Ss
Ited Beet, per to is Gd
Mu brooms, per pot, 94 to to Sd
Sorrel, per hall sieve, 1.4 to 9d
',cum!, per bunch, 2il to 3d
Saeory, per bunch, 24 to 34
Thyme, per bunch, 2d to 3d
Parsley, p. doz. bun., la to 3s
Root., per bun., MI to I.
Hint. men, tee Onsch, 44 to rot
Basil, green, per bunch, 64 io 94
Mariorain,do., per bunch, 6d te 91
WrittrCZOVII, per doz. bombes,
Gd 0 9d

Corn salad, p. hr. sieve, Is to Is Gd

Tut: CAPE NIAILS.—PLY*OI:III, MAY 15.—Tho
General Screw Steam Navigation Company's steamer Pro-
pontis sailed this afternoon with a large mail, consisting of
upwards of 30 bags, for the Cape of Good Hope. lu conse-
quence of an arrangement having been entered into by tho
authorities, the steamer will in future convey the north of
England mails of the same day's date as that of her sailing,
whereby she will now leave this port ut a quarter after two
o'clock, p.m., instead of at twelve o'clock as heretofore.
The I'ropontis takes out Id passengers to the Cape, and one
to Sierra Leone. 'f he cargo, which is a full one, consists of
general merchandise, consigned to Sierra Leone, Cape de
's'erd, and the Cape of Good Hope. The ship Bucephalus,
from the Cape of Good Hope, lauded three boxes of mails
this morning per pilot-boat, and proceeded on her voyage
up the Channel. The intelligence brought by her has been
fully anticipated.
AGENTS 01 TILE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT have,
during the last month, been visiting France, Belgium, and
England, to ascertain which country could best supply an
extensive order for arms. The agents have at last given the
order to some establ6hmentsrat Lit*, dO,OOO muskets, of
the first quality, a quantity of powerful carbines and conic
bullets, are to be supplied.—Galignani.
THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT has ordered seven
regiments of light cavalry to be turned into lancers, in con-
sequence of having found that during the late insurrection
in Hungary the lancers had a decided superiority over
every other description of light cavalry.
THE Buoy OF A GAMEKEEPER, named Howe,
who had been absent from his home, at Finhaven, since
the previous Wednesday, was discovered in a wood near
Forfar, on Sunday last. la their faithful attachment to
their master, his two dogs were found lying by his side,
one of them having died by protracted abstinence. The
result of medical inspection shows that poison had been the
agent employed in occasioning Howe's death ; but whether
it had been administered by himself or not is unknown.—
/haulm Courier.

Jost gethilehed. fetes An
LOGIC FOR 11l E MILLION; a familiar ex-
ti et of the Art of Serseehti.
By e yKLLow of the WEAL. SOCIETY.
Hy Leek forth, Mali... I mum the Art of Iter.onlne, ell: Weed
Y t he rea•hly an•b-r•ten.l by thot • men RIVi emotes who hare not hed
She advaataaSos Mem> edueetlret. '—Prefsee.
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