The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-19 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.—(THIS DAV.)
(BY NNITIBN AND 1/1111E MAGNITIC 7311.102.APH.)
Mom owe owe 0013311PONDINT.)
Grain tsarist steady at Tuesday's rates; wheat In good
demand at full rates ; doe flour in better request. Beane
sad costa dull. For Indian cora there are buyers, but at
very low prices. Weather Sae.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
BuoAtt,—The market has been•very dull this week, and,
although the importers have brought forward but small
quantities for public sale, yet a decline of 6d. he been eats.
blished on good qualities; offers were not male within fully
ls. of last week's riots, on tho ordinary qualities.
Corrzz.—The public males, which comprised a fair quan-
tity, went off stead if at fall prices.
TEs.„The 'mount of business done has again been smell,
yet prices have been supported by the firmness of holders.
RICIL —A limited Weiser done at about previous nice.
Ruit.--Prioes have been fully supported this week.
SALTPITRZ.—This 'Aide has again experienced a Slight
decline.
Corros.—A small business only done at pinions rate,.
Spices sold steadily at about last week's pekes.
Dittos *old without spirit at lest week's currency.
In other articles no material alteration, but markets
generally have been dull this week.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is stead —Town tallow to quoted 53e.
net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot 555. • August to
September, 55e. to 65.5. 3d. ; October to December, 665. 9d.;
do. separately, 665. 3d.
RIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)

LEADINWILLL.—Iiides 661612 to 641b5., 30. to 4d.;
64160. to 721bL, 4d. to 41d.; 721 x. to 110Ibe., 41d. to 4!d. ;
80Ibo. to 881 b a., 4fd. to 6d. ; Baths. to 961 M., bd. to W.;
961 b.. to 1041b5., bid. to bid.; Rowe hides, f1e.6.1. to 10e.
Colt skins light, 2.. 6d. to 4e., full. Te.
BERYO/11)517.-6beep skip., polled, 3s. to 3.. 6d.;
downs, 20. 6d. to 2s. 104.; lambs, 2.. 64. to 4e. 64.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET-( • THIS DAY.)

Mews. Pattenden glad Smith report that the acoonits
from the plantations continue to come favourably, end the
hope are rapidly progressing towards maturity. Duty,
260,0001. to 260,0001.

THE GREAT EASTERN.—In commemoration of
their recent visit to this noble vessel the following very
gratifying memorial has been presented be the members of
the Home of Commons who accepted the invitation of the
directors of the Great Ship Company :—" To R. J. R.
Campbell, Esq., chairman; W. Jackson, , M.P., dr
putymbairman ; and the Directors of the Great Ship Com-
pany, Limited: We, the undersigned members of the
House of Common., having had the opportunity of in-
thescting Great Eastern iteem.ahm, sae desirous
a expressing our admiration of this effort of genius
and mechanical skill, one of the noblest which has
ever teen produced in this or any other country; also
our hign appreciation of the object for which this great
ship has been designed. She to not more remarkable for
her size than for the completeness of her general arrange-
mute, which appear to us to be successfully carried out in
tho minutest detail. The country is deeply indebted to
those gentlemen who have so zealously end ably extended
the principle of ocean navigation, an effort which we trust
is destined to bring about improvements in sea transport ea
' important as those which railways have effected on laud.
While expressing one admiration we desire to convey to
the directors ear hopes that this undertaking, which is
calculated to advance the cause of delineation, may be
carried out with complete snouts." Since the pre-
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natation of this memorial, Lad Palmerston, with the Dubs
of Somerset, Lord Clarence Paget, Sir R. S. Dundee. Mr.
Sidney Herert, Sir George Grey, Captain Carnegie and Mr.
Cardwell paid a long visit to the vessel, and partook of
luncheon on board with Mr. Campbell, Mr. Jackson, and
Captain Harrison.
3tIll'INT ON BOARD THE MARLBOROUGH.—Letters
from Castellamege, near tiepin, mention tbat the English
fleet, consisting of flee liners, ander Vice-Admiral Fund:Awe,
I was shout te leave that anchongs on the 11th of August for
Baja and Palermo. A few days previous acts of mutiny bad
been committed bye number of the crew (nor including e ewe
Or petty officers) of her Majesty's ship lifarlborourb, bearing
the admiral's flag, commanded by Lord Frederica H.
Herr, when solid shot were not manly rolled about the
decks, but sanity cast at one of the testes and some of the
warrant officers, and it was not before the disaffected were
nutted ep tad addressed by the gallant Winkel in person
that tranquility was tutored. fie ordered them to their
' respective mews, to put in writing their grievances, end we
are informed that so many and various are the alleged
matters of complaint that scarcely half-a-dozen had a uni-
form character. Sumo complained of interrupted roe;
others of unneceesary duty, and meet refusal of leave. Some
of the ringleaders have been put in irons, end will probably
be tried by court-martial at Bois.