The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-29 00:00:00

TALLOW PAARICZT.-THIS DAT.

The market is quiet at the annexed quotation:—Tows
tallow, 63.. 3.1. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spec,
65e. ; April to Jane, 62a. 6d. ; October to December, 66..

PAPTICOLAWB OP TALLOW.

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NO arta

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAREST.
(THIS DAY.)
We are bat moderately supplied with besets. Trade is
more cheerful at rather higher rates, yet a charm* can-
not be effected. There are a few more sheep Hum
on Monday last ; the demand is rattier larger end con-
, momently is some instances prices have im=eci. Lambs
and calves are making about tbe mane as on ay. From
Germany sad Holland them are 381 beasts, 120 sheep, and
17 calves; Spain. 460 besets; Soetlmd, 380; Norfolk end
8.53% tow; Ireland, 320; and 100 from the Northern
and Mika Counties.
[toms •101sr. 4. 4. •Li besluisollis. •0.4, A.
a., sow, gesoK4o 4 0 4 41 pm lies 4 HAMM 4 4 4 •
NM ilkorticess. 8144 11 But Lo•Ele ......4 I 5 0
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.... am** 3 3:4; teas ad baba. .11...8*4•34414.1141

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THUS DAT.
Moan. Patteadsh sad Smith report that the bred it
rather at the iaattase, at fir seat wades paw.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—ALTERATIOR
OF DAs.—For the few, the market for the ode
of odds, sheer, and twine will be hald on Thomley b emit
week, Instead of Frid iv se heretofore.
THE OUTWARD PENINSULAR MAIL.—The *an
skip Alhambra. Captain Wet, lett ;attune. am ear
day with the PrnMaalar ma, 12 passage**, *•
MI Iso
.rle for Gala Da bergeld), 1,1M.J., for Lisbon (tliimeniS,

CHINA.

We have !teemed by the Overland Mail via
Marseilles, advices from Hoeg Kong, to Feb. 13.
The following is from the summary of the Over-
land Friend r j China

" The deposed Viceroy Yeh is still • prisoner on
board her Majesty's steamer Inflexible, now at
anchor in Hong Kong, and will be sent to Calcutta
in about &week from this date. Until he is actu-
ally away front China, • species of fear of what may
follow from intercourse with us is supposed to lie on
the native mind. The Chinese New Year, therefore,
will be inaugurated by a removal of the incubus.
The Allied Ambassadors proceed northward in
about three weeks from this date ; that is to say it is
so reported. At present their excellencies, in conjano-
lion with the United States Commissioner, Mr. Reed,
are busy at Canton in settling the details of a Custom-
house establishment. (After this was in type we
learnt that Mr. Reed had returned to Hong Kong.)
As 'measure in which the Americans can join us
without a compromise of neutrality, it is more than
likely that an inspectorship, similar to that obtain-
lag at Shanghae, will be the form adopted.
" The Chinese say that not more than ten chops
of this year's Canton teas are likely to be brought
forward, and of silk little or none, the bulk of the
latter local produce having already found its way
thjMh the port of Macao.
okk, the Tartar General, desirous of ascertain-
ing the casualties among his followers, assembled
about six hundred of them the other day, without,
in the first place, giving notice to the allied commis-
sioners. This being deemed suspicious, Mokh was
placed under arrest, and the men's bows, arrows,
and other equipage, taken away from them. On a
promise not to offend in a similar manner, the arrest
was taken off. Reports of an intended attack on
the guards having reached the commissioners, Pih
was called on to advise what coarse should be pur-
sued towards the saucy braves • and though the
measures taken have partially allayed anxiety, the
intention of removing the body of Marines and
nth' from the old Consoo-house, in rear of what
was old China-street, indicates a fear that the fol-
lowing announcement of 'the re-establishment of
tranquillity' is somewhat premature.
NOTIFICATION.
. . .

"The undersigned liigb Comnureionera and Plenipoten-
tiaries of their Majesties the Queen of Great Britain and the
Lapeer of the French, deem it proper to state, for general
laformation, that Canton baring been captured by the allied
British and French forces. the city and suburbs are in mi-
litary occupation and under menial law.
"Tranquillity being re -as tablialred,theConunanders-in-Chief
et the allied Imes have already declared that the blockade of
tls river and port Memnon will be raised on the 10th inst.,
sad have made public the ceeditions under which persons,
ether than Chimer, desirous to visit the city or suberbe, will
be permitted to don after the blockade shall have been
setarel.

Ceder these ercunistences, the undereigned &clue that
the city and suburbs will continue in military occupation and
ander martial law, until further notice; but that hostile
ptt China, exce ra, hse Comumaderasin.
bind( orate allied forces may consider itthe necessary to adopt
for the amity of their military position in Canton, are for
the pelmet eampeaded.
" Beymd the Narita of the militaryoccupetion, the relations
of &Web or French subjects, and of persona mantled to
BritLb OT French protection, with the Chinese, are regulated
by the provisions, of the sanding trestles.
. -
--•
" E sad KINCAIDINZ.
Stour •

"futon, Fab. 6, ima... BARON (73i0,7"
" But allowance must be made for those feelings
of examperation natural to the many who have suf-
fered by the severe lesson that has been read to
them. The volcano does not cease to bellow though
the lava is below the crater.

A combined expedition of mandarin junks and
Boglish gunboats was started by Captain Edgell on
the morning of Wednesday last, to scour the Fat-
&an. I familton, and Moneypenny Creeks for pirates.
As the Lee, Haughty, and Kestrel, with the pin-
naces of the Tribune, Hightlyer, Acorn, and Phlege-
ton (French) and four mandarm junks in tow (of the
Lee), pared Fathee, there was a great sensation
among the natives at the sight of the red and blue
burgee, the distinguishing flag of the flotilla. Lieu-
tenant Graham, in chief command, was directed to
be back off Canton as yesterday. Captain Edgell,
iu conjunction with a Chinese mandarin, will con-
tinue to send out similar squadrons, until the whole
of the adjacent waters are safe to traders—the first
Srm step towards' China Open:
" Among other visitors to Canton since the last
mail left has been the Bishop of Victoria. During
the period of his stay, his lordship took up hie
Z 5
with General Van Straubenaee in the Old
On Sunday lest, assisting the Rev. 11. Huleatt,
his lordship preached in the forenoon to a body of
1,200 of the Royal Marines and Royal Artillery in •
temple adjoining the Tartar Parade ground, and in
the afternoon to another body of Marines at the Po-
llee of Pelsini. the Lientemant-Governor. Whilst
en eoclesiastical matters we may mention that, as the
Fury proceeds to the northern consular ports in the
course of the next week, his lordahlp takes advantage
of the opportunity to visit those parts of his diocese.
We omitted to state in our usual weekly issue, too,
that at a oonfirination in St. John's Cathedral on the
Stet ult., upwards of tin persons presented themselves
for the solemn rite.

" The arrival of the 70th Bengal Native Infantry
las given much satisfaction to the garrison. Ou
Thursday last the men were inspected by General
Van Straubenree on the Tartar Parade ground, and
complimented.
" the site determined on for the foreign factories
extends from the Five Genii Gate below the Dutch
Folly up to the old Consoo-honsc (Mowona-street),
the French taking the section lowest down, the Eng-
lish the next up, and the Americana as of yore. The
wall of the now city forms the best protection in the
world against ire, and a Prays along the strand
will render the site the most commodious ' finable.
M to the Old City, about forty rign.boards, *ng
in large white letters on a black ground Rue de
l'Est, Rue des Greniers, Rue du Sud, Rue Haute,
Rue de la Folic, Rae de l' Execution, Rue de la
Parade, &c., sufficiently indicate its future fate and
permanent holding. The boards for the ' road to
the cathedral, and the street of the Church of our
Lady,' are not painted yet.
_ THIS AMNESTY.

li
Pih,
eyii;inorperibl appnistatent of. the great pore 4y-
-1:0;:eallos et nag-trusg, mm fo the llowing

tiiiaitd Governor, have consulted about a harmoniona
ammgesient with the two nations of Great Britain and Cheat
France to melte convenient provision for the tranquility of
the serious pieces of this province, and that there may be
rammed the ordinary settled state of happy relations, with •
view to making • pery..,tual end of hostilities. It occurs to
me that in the ninth month of last year all the people of our
nation who hod been in the (nem] Comte of Great Britain
and Francs, sprinting in the management of civil eases and
coreceercia. affairs, sad all those who were engaged in any
Cod of hired sere tee In foreign hangs, took their leave alike
and returned to their homes to look out for some other way
of livelihood. On this account I mane •rp rill notification,
for the fulmination of all dames and indimiluals in the various
departments and districts under my jurisdiction. Be it
known to you henceforth that harmony and friendship hairs
now bees consulted for between the two nations; and that
very shortly commerce win resume I's wonted mum. All
of you, who het year returned to your bootee, and those who
were in their hired service in Bong Kong and Macao, are
equally law•obaerving good people, and neither in reality
is it any mime °coiffure that formerly ye were looking after
buques is the foreign hangs. Ye need not be under any
apprehensions; you must sot obstinately refuse to come
f nth. After the issue of this proclamation, do you forth-
with 'florist° the of : ial courts of Great Britain and Franca,
end sadist is the man t of business; and let the rest of
you, who were as teachera or ronpredors, or in any
hied of bled wince, in the hoop, likewise return to your
duties Mid servlcea, after your usuul fashion. You need
sot cherish ssv doubts and ansittoes, looking about and not
outing Unsaid. Let every one reverently obey. A @recta
prociamegies.
Tee 7th year of Mien-Funs. 12th month, 13th day. (27th
January, 1868).--Olina Mad, Feb. 11, 1868.

Wo have received by the overland mail, via
Matedllea—and owing to the loss of the Ara, a
week in arreer—advices from Calcutta to Feb. 22.
The intelligence has for the most part been antici-
pated by tke Bombay news, which we published lest
Beards, week.
STEM( TO NEW ZEALAND.—In the coarse of
nett month two Mesmer, will be despatched frees the
Themes by Memn. Shaw, &Mil, and Co., anise mired
with her Majesty's government, to mimeses the mail mr-
vi,e between Pyeney sad the ports of Near Zealand. Thla
arragernest will give groat eatlalartiori to the ouloadata.
THE AMERICA a MAILS—The Canard steam stip
laneeke, with t) do pamesgara, the mails, mad a tad
ergs, tailed for Motif's md Damon on Saturday. The wow
meaner City of WasLiogton mita OD walker's), aid the
reyd peddle steam Alp Abbe on Ilaturdey, far Kw Yak,