The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-02 00:00:00

Wdeceienws. Miami 31.—AS this day's
'.
was • short of Bugßak wheat which
off early, at fully last week's rates. Barley lei
bat to cheaper. OMB uaikend. Beau
iaquiry for poss.

Maser 31.—We bad a sesamiable
to-day, and the condition d the grain was pn
delibiad was quiet, and the nun in prime e
New white Norte were taken off at 48e, to y,
445. to 47a. per 38 stone. There was wilt,
supply of barley. A fair demand took piss.,
treme rate' of last week ware maintained:
to 40s. per qvarter ; grinding, 32a, to 36,.
Rather mote doing in oats (the supply of v
and late rates were easily made new, ste.
atone. There was a small quantity of keens
prices tended upwards ; the demand was go
to Via. per 38 MoMe. Melt, 64a. to ees.
quarter. Fleur, 36e. to 37a. per seek of 28011

XIaLCAI.DY, Manci 31.—M our wash,
week we had very mall supplies of vain,
set against wiling whaid, said barley and oat
full prices in the little that was dote. H
had well supplies of all kinds of gra&
Itarzises were fully higher than law w,
Wheat, 38s. to 475. per qr.; MA
oats, 235. to 275. 6d.
WarultiOnn, Wang 31.—We are tumble
foreign arrivals, and coastwise very little b
Hupp-hes of home.grovn grain eastiates real
A considerable business in all articles at b
transacted here in the early part of this we
day or two the trade has beet somewhat
perhaps chiefly owing to the Easter holiday,
of foreign produce generally require the h
Hounds, last, and for native grain more
realised. Wheat—lrish 6d. per bowel deem
held for our late quotations. Barley scarce,
of 13d. to L. per barrel would be paid for
Black Oats—Although there is not at was
business doing in this grain, holden ler
ewhancensett. Indian corn meets a. fen ea
and the mrrmsy_of this day es' t is
beet varieties. nmr unaltered.
Maize, 525 qrs. ; meal, 66 sacks.
Maim, 100 brls. ; oats, 6,487 ; lour,

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

RULVAIII. Mee Pa* No
open. mien &awl
Week man Musk 11 A A
Ottoman
Week endleg Werth la
Dstrott and 1131wankee
Week span Merck le
Greet Wasters of Canada s43

THITEIRATYCALCITTTAANDCMINAM
Amnon, Ara= I.—Tbe Peninsular and Ori
steamer Per., with the heavy portion of
has arrived here. She briny 133 pump
cargo, including 1,236 bales of raw Elk, I
upwards of 100,000 i. From Gibraltar ti
experienoed northerly winds and head so
the winds were variable and the weather
I On the 30th she 'poke the Ripon with th
of the 27th ult., and on the following di
Biscay, she spoke a British gunboat. Ts
vessels ware in harbour at Malta. Tie st
from Southampton, and Eptaniaos from
at Gibraltar on the 26th nit. Tb. 8
Venadis and her Majesty's steamer Be
Cadiz on the 24th ult. Rxchanges umbel
THIS CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUNT]
—Sung, APRIL L—The Nemesis, with
anchored here at S a.m. (two days early).
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 31.—The Re(
bourne en the 7th January, assed ap Ohs
brings 70,0001. worth of
Tax CATILI PLAGUE AT WOOLTfI
=which war considered to have
entirely, has again appearedas, sacs
Boulter, the inspector, condemned seven
whole of the animals belonging to Mr. So
of Queen-street, Woolwich. By the last
cows were killed and buried. The on
from Holland and were pun:bawd in In
time they exhibited no symptoms of dime
Tax MUTINY ON BOARD TER
Saturday Mr. Trull, the magistrate, did
on the conduct of William Campbell, let
vessel, at Greenwich Police-court. Tip
court was that Captain Campbell was not
to habits of drunkennem, but that the in
ous liquors by a person of rush irritable ti
reprehensible ; secondly, the court bald tl
conduct towards the lint officer, Joseph!
outward voyage, was both illegal and
thirdly, that his manner and irritating la
se to have led to the mutiny smear the
shipped at Calcutta for the'homegrod so;
led to bloodshed. Under these circmst
had determined upon a suspenioa of the
years.

AN EFFECT NT Cures D 1711011•1
Rumen, Gladstone, and Co. is about to
misfortune is not due to bad mungisien
of the market, or to any of the usual se'
the loss of a customer. A distinguished
urging upon the nature and consignee
venor's motion, continuesthus :—" Afts
is very doubtful whether the ministry al
all know the story of the great man of 1
on receiving the severe reproaches of
called John to put up the shutters instil
Smith withdrew his custom." Lord Ora
is government's Captain Smith. 2
II Up wi
Mr. Lowe and Lord Stanley will
with the assignees for the " good
the " party "—the Hybrid, or lows-beei
it I—are likely enough to require. 11
from little cause' Ruing I—Examiner.
Tag LONDON Timms' STHILZ
The threatened lock out by the large W
generally carried into effect on &turd
quent on the positive refusal of Mr. Pa
resume work on the term' offered, el
quite ready to go to work on the terms
Poole's manager on Thursday even*
Poole now repudiated. From 1,200 to 1
on strike or lock-out, and to eupplemen
society for their eupport a levy ci la p
the entire trade was paid into the Gown
evening. Deputations from the somata
the whole of Saturday in waiting upon
employers with the view of impressing
tine of the claims made by the men on
injustice of the lock-out, and i
in some instances they succeeded
On Saturday the agents sent on
to the continent to engage foreign was
suocessful from their mission, the en
having been informed by telegraph fr
eanamttse al the state of affairs in 1
pected by the men that the failure of
with the resolution of the "out-wad
mon cause with the men looked out,
bringing about an early settlement o
orders of the employers at this season b
and proasing. An aggregate meeting
held early this week should the &spat
in the meantime. The statement ma
last week that 15000 men were, or we
of employment, is erroneous, as the 1
ployed by the whole of the West-end
altogether to more than from 4,000 to I
a portion of these firms that have loran
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A 2

BIBTREI.
GRABAM.—)Larelt 29, at the CaNg A
Lientimsaid-Colonel 0. Graham, P.c.: of
RAMOND.—lamb 23, at AlhOrd Lo
*WHO at P. Haa3o34. 01 • daaghtif
'WU:Y.—March 22, at Bumex-torrsok
E. A. Sankey, 1140., of a donighter.
I'ORIXAN.—March 30, at Portmanair

latsan, of -n—daTtittia;r.
111, at Carleton Torino
the Inv. F. !Eller, d soon.
BEILIMAN.—Yarab Ilk at lealaiesas
the late IL Blisarsaa, of a Well

MARRIAGE.
PVOH--CULL—llisreb 20, at St BM
Name, Loodm by the Rev. R Bird.'
lierta, to Berth A 2111% daughter el tha
nth, Cambs.

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