The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKHT&

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady at the snouted prices :—Town
tallow. 535. Od., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot,
535. to 535. 3d. ; July to Sept., 53..; let. to Dec., 53e.
MARKET AVRRAOCIL—Town tallow, 535. 6d.; fat by ditto,
2s. Sid. ; yellow Russian. 545. 9d. ; melted stuff, 3135. 6d. ;
rough ditto, t2s. 6d. ; tallow grooves, 16e. Good dregs, 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAR.K.ET.—(THIS DAY.)
ileum. Davis and Co. report trade firm. Prices without
alteration. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 84s. ; superior
ditto, 88s. to 106 s. ; inferior do.. 58a. to 60s. ; new, 36e.
to Ms. ; clover, old, 23a. to 1265. ; second cut, 90a. to
95e. ; straw, 26a. to 365.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
English pine it:iples are coming in very abundantly, and a
large importation of West India ones in tolerably good con.
dition has also arrived. Grape* are plentiful, as are like-
wise cherries. Apricot■, pears, and other fruita from the
south of Fiance have just made their appearance. Straw-
berries are tolerably plentiful. Cob nuts realise Is. per lb.
Green gooseberries fetch 3d. per quart. Peas in excellent
condition may now be obtained at a cheap rate. New
potatoes range from 1.5. to 105. per cwt. Somegood mail-
rooms may be obtained. Cut dowers chiefly consist of
orchids, gardenias, violets, mignonette, azaleas, heaths,
primulas, geraniums, lily of the valley, and roses

FRUIT.
Pine Apples, per lb, 6s to Ss
Grapes, per lb, taw 101
Stntsrherries, plh ad to 3.0 d
Peaches, per doz, 111 to Us
Apricot., per dos, >r to ta
Nectarines, do., 10s to 16.
VEGET
Asparagus, per bundle, Sato 4s
lihnbarb, per bundle, 4d toad
French hesas,per 100, Into Lad
Peas, per hush., 4s to ea
Cauliflowers, each, 44 to ad
Grecnap dot. Ibtuiches,U6d togs
Cabbages, p. doe., 1.04 to bi Od
Potatoes, p ton. Oa to 100.
per bus., Is to is Oct
per cwt., as to Ss
Carrots, per bunch. NI to ad
Turnips, per hunch, 5d to 7d
Spinach, per dove, 2s Od to Ss
eastunbers. each, Od to 1.01

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Cherries, per lb., Is. to It
Green F.g.. !Jet .lor., as to lis
Melons, each. Os to 10s
Apples, per dor. 11 to 6
Oranges, per 100, Es nd to as
Lemons, per 100, as to es
Articholtee. per dor, ea to es
Beet, do., Is 64 to Zs
Oriel", per bundle, is to 0$ ‘
Grimm per 4 sieve, Es
Tomatoes, per dos.. Es to Es
Shallot', per lb, ed to 84
Garlic, per lb, eV* 84
Lettuce‘cab., Pia . ln 04 to aB3
cm, per, acorr, Iki to la
Endive, per score, Is to 2s Od
Horseradish. per bun , lied to as
Mushrooms, p. pott., Is to Is 64
Parsley, per 11 bunches. 2s toM
Savory, per bunch, 24 to 44

TIRE YwastoorK Boarlamt.—We are glad to find
that the cum already subscribed for the general fund for
the relief of the sufferers by the late gale, the number of
men lost being 18G, leaving 70 widows and 172 children.
for the moat part unprovided for, has reached the sum of
2,2401., to which must now be added the handsome dona-
tion of lOW. from the Eastern Counties Railway Company.
The extent of the distress occasioned by the sudden with-
drawal of so many industrious men from thole dependent
on their exertions is more then can be met by merely local
efforts.—Combri4ne Independent.
TRa Past. VoLurcrezaa—A letter from Rome.
of the 20th, in the Patric, says :—"The Marquis Emmanuel
de thegurio, the commandant of the end military division,
has resigned from the following motives :—A Hungarian
officer of noble family serving in the Papal army was in
garrison at Viterbo. This officer, who was of • very ardent
temperament, had been put under arrest for a fow days for
I know not what fault. He remonstrated; the affair wee
referred to Rome, end the punishment, instead of being
loosened, was increased to • week's imprisonment. The
trenteceearolluriadTlsn fhifirretmeHti,r:elf.,fiecirmi.dl-thecPyy pot:opemvaeleittutedruiumestrrEtofe.:bein
ly. An inquiry was commenced, and the
jreaches wera addressed to de Oregorio on the sub-
ect, and as he had other causes of discontent since the
antral of General de lamoriciere, he sent in his resigna-
tion, which has been accepted. The Irish volunteers ut An-
emia have, from what crane I know not, addressed com-
plaint, to the English consul. Than functionary showed
them the act of parliament declaring that any.
rights
=service under a foreign power loses his xhts as •
subject, and told them that he could not do any-
thing for them. Colonel Guerra los been named corn.
mander•inchief of the Engineers at Annear."
ormmitFhaenitheoitheidc7teilviieentttrLi,,,fwlh.h.:.m)
htavak
mripast:tiuzam. thioup:::cmtrluocpfienssf
them
for his nine months' imprisonment by Daman Parisi.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSZ OF LORDS.—FRIDAY. Joins II
lb Low oimsomazos look We NM e• like •reimi at
fie delock.

Tttorm ANIS ANOROMIL

In mower to Lord Ransitrecoll.
'lle Duke of SOMMISMT mad the hem might Wester
that the Board of
ariq Adadralt7r=eiroksei to mks any
to inuiry in the structures,' a Meehan, mid they
be disposed to throw blame wan the hoard when
whatever Meshed to it in relarnme Utile seeker, Kb Mk
would he, sot Me &hid the jpeement, ha the bile Ikea of
Admiralty. Whet be cosec Me Ake the ealsject of time
anchors was breeght taster his Mire ; ani here he would
obeerve that if the mem bet swirlier* it was in the
lobby of the Hem of Groomega That on where they bit
bed. He bond of them mem het roar, sad when he
bilaired into the 'abject he hand that a ecemeepoodence had
taken place between Mr. Trotman and the late Soar
tail of the Board (Mr. Corry) in reference to
these anchors. It was pointed out that these
section were constructed, but improved to • slight
ethic, on the prOmpie of Porter's, and that they had bed
'modernised is her Majesty's ships ; and it wee stated Mao
11WW/IthasaWe trials had taken jdacco. to 00
could tell IF the enshous caught bold of the ground
wool After further esevespedenee tie Admiralty offered
to allow fallow Wish te belted., MI Mr. Tootmendecimed,
swum he wadd wet be seeds the violin el provrastinstioa.
It was said that Tralman'eaniebeeeverellemel most effective
ea board the arid Eastern; hist what esay occurred
Whet the Great Swim was lanaebra a monoge was ac-
sent to the Adminffig begglng thine to mad an
sober, an it was is Wnd Trellmea. He wee
wheel y without pre • is Me minger, bet be could not
knot thid when a \mime oesemeil in the Meek Sea, not
me of bar lhairsly's shipednand bar onsisen while several
annehrst meek west rem AB there were grounds
media mama it &Walk that Ulm the Admiralty .beuld
be ailed epos to adopt a new mho as expedient
should be fairly Med. Ho regretted the
praffiso which wm beeedeg provoked II wooing the
nunahors d the Henn of Ofloisup is Mimes le km
-
Jim ad admn a them to lay them Wore the ►Man thee
emorl-trag the Home of Omni= hie a bags askintidwg
van I.oghter. The prise leek up the waken tune-
d 0c..1 int . tat HOMO sg Osemenn sad a poweshil affect
wes pr dared upon the palls Rai He thee& the fairest
emira would he to leave mob gusetione in the beads of the
various depirtmeste alio Male whose day it was to attend
be them. He knew from experience that new designs for
an:l.4. were repeatedly laid before the Admiralty, but
It would be highly improper in every case to. put
the 'ebbs to the exposer of trying es
with Ilion. Pereonelly, he bad so objection tol=is
earbor, bet he had asked the opinion of many naval officers
impoting it, and be was invariably told that it was an et-
eslimit debar. because it could be put away in the hold,
sad took up so little room. TIM, however, ins not the
wl.l which an anchor ought to be applied. The real QUM.
tine use, feed the goverment to trust bee Makety's ship
to this particular clam of eneboru, sad, ae at present ad.
vied he was of opiaien that they ought not.
Toe E.rl of HAIRDWICIE thought the reply of the
nob!' duke was most unsatisfactory. The trials which het
been instituted had proved the superiority of Tretwesa's
&whore. and he wished to know why, if they were so ob-
je•t:ooable, the slope which conveyed her Majesty to on
were allowed to tide with them.

The subject thee druppe;l.
__ Pkttt ATE minims.

The Dake of Norfolk Estate Bill, the Lincoln's-inn Bill,
the Userlly Railway and Dock Company Bill, the Loudon
sad Mouth Western Railway (Kinpton Railway Extension,
ke., BUIL and the West Elia of London and Crystal Palace
Railway Bill, were cowl a second lime.
The Esdnwed Charities Bill, the Local Braille of Health
XIX the Tithe Commutation Bill, and the Spirits (Ireland)
Aet Asko:divest Bill were read • second time.
BRIAR WATERS AND HARBOURS.
The Hasps of OLANRICARDE moved, pirmant to
the erampiesst made on Thursday, that • select cow
mattes should he appointed to inquire how far it may be
practicable tealtood better shelter for shipping upon our
°wits then is at 'Resent afforded by the adoption of some
plan for the constructioe of breakwaters and harbours Ire
costly sad better adapted for certain localities than the
system of solid memory hitherto in am : and whether any
seek plan appears likely to be also serviceable for the int.
provmsent clear national defence.
Tee mote* was agreed to, and the committee was then
semifluid.

k;edebipe wijnarned at a few minutes after 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAT, Jtnn 29.

(e.ntianed from yentortlay's Ezpresa.)
TENURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND
(IRELAND) BILL
The amendment Wee aopportod by Colonel Dickson, Mr.
I. butt. and Mr. V. icully ; and opposed by Mr. thew
and $, J. Waimbi.

fiIi,4,ARIYWILL briefly objected to the aastadriteat
ailculated te emu& esepimun between landlord sad tenant.
They Amid sotebi, ►e rid, everything that tended towards
retroepeeelos or eseepul.too. Tlie bill ss it stool would en-
able landlords wader sett:talent to permit improvements
the mote as headers in fee, awl would prevent the recur.
Tema of such erase of hardship as hod recently been brought
befoiethe lA* Mach of the Rollo.

Lord Ferarey. Mr. Coooll .Ld Sir W. Somerville
severally suppeeted albreudwn
The house them divided :
t..,r. the aelemdlmet 4B
Arain.t
Th.. ,trninuttee reported program, ead the home resemed.
Tot. further .xsaarastios al the Lan. with 0484 r frith
tee...uret, we. I.Attased until MOtki&V neat
THE ItE.JECTION OF THE PAPER DUTY BY THE