The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-14 00:00:00

MINCING-LAN K.-{THIS DAY.)

Suoaa.—The taarDat continues Sent, but DO sales of [sae
portant* are reported.
Correa is in limited request.
Tee continues inactive.
SALTPBTRE.—The demand for medium qualities is steady
at firm prices.
Rica.—For ordinary qualities the messiest ham become
amiss, • lerge business having teen done ES fa priors.
The isles advertised for to-morrow consisted 800 casks of
West Indian, 6,700 bags Mauritius, and 6,000 b.ge Bongal
mad Madras; sugar, 170 casks plantation, sad 1,600 *go
native Callon Mbar, 260 bags cocoa, and 1,100 bags salt-
Pam

TALLOW MAKILIST.--(TMB DAY.)
Tho market is firmer to-day, and Floes show en Impose-
met of 9d. to 6d. per wt. umpired with the last prima tit
Saturday, viz:—Town tallow, 60s. net malt; Petersburg
Y.C. on the spot, 690. ; aY ths par, 68e. 9d. ; December.
bps.

MO 01P TALLOW.

DevMoakon" loot Am hut; Op ads.
quotient DI tit
Luival loot walk
Dino tom IA Joss
?dm lr.(1. or cot. tab day
Ditto T.. I• 4 trlday

I.R. MIL
51.797 41.474
1.411 ;Us
44,910 49.80 T
14.114 4.114
71.615 10.011
504. Ca. 514. 04.
644. M 4.. U.

1197.1-1
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Arrival for tbe week maim I>bd ot November le4 year. 4,917
bed .ellvez7. AIN ado,. Tbe snivel Imo week eompelool
g era. Irmo di. Pk.aireberg. 1713 to m Amami., sod other gnaw 131.
Ta 1.1/2 as

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKE T.
(THIS DAY.)

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The supply of laYsta le again shorter and trade la
brisk;; pricy have consequently advanced. There are •
few more sheep than on Monday lest; however, the
donned Ina lac/yard and we see able to quota rather higher
fur chore in kinds. Calves see selling abeut the same as on
Thursday. From Germany and Bollead there are 1,170
beasts; 4,130 shay, and 59 calve,. Scotland, 100 beasts.
Ireland, 600, sad 4,130 for the Northern and Midland
countleo.

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Cr raw of Yr r•. a. 4. atria at alba. r i a.
Bar 644 r. lierraer— 4 1 6 • BM Dr t lit.brada tak
Mm
arerkorat. -- 4 4 10 BM laaareala ...... 4 8 5 •
rear argil trialr 3 4
3 0 4 4
Mar a Do. el• Menmood Darr
4 8 Da 4 4
4. war, 4 4
Itrt Das a Eirrentd• 6 6 4 lambs —— . .
BMW& at starker 4,011; dam and lambs. 33.880: Carr.*
3144. 280.

COAL MARYET.7(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Acorn Clews, 1911. 3d.; Wells End 114/1081/2
; Walls End Kepler Grans, 19s. 3d.; Walls AM
Tantleld Moor, 13s. 9d.; Walls End Eden., 19s. 3d.;
Walls End Helton, 205.; Walla Bad Northarneerlas4
16s. 6d.; Wells End Hearth Hall,l9s. 3d.; Walls End Whit..
=4.165. 61.; Taofirld Moor Eater, 13e. AL; Wylam, lea.;
Hartley. 16s. ; Daridson's Hartley, 16s; Mowing/
Hartley, 165.; Howard's Hartley, 165.; Lambert's Harday,
164.-41 slaps at market.

DISTOBBANCZ AT POILTAYOUTH DOCIETAID.—A
swim's disturbance took plane in the Portsmouth dockyard
on Saturday, and on board the Princess Royal, lying along-
side the Shi 3. Jetty, clearing out for paying off, A body of
the men bad left the ship, it is said, on leave for the night,
but on reaching the dockyard gates they were not snowed 60
peas through, having no officer v Ith them. The men were
ordered beck to the ship, and no tom was to leave her the*
night in consequeuce of the disturbance which had already
taken place. The men had no sooner reached the lower
deck than they began destroying their mars tripe, taffiee,
and stools—in short, breaking into open matiny, and taking
poseresion of the deck. Mariam were sent for from all the
Alps in harbour, end over 100 of the mew were taken
prisoners on board the Victory, and placed in iron.. Some
hundreds of the crew who denied any participation in the
riot were ordered on the jetty, while the ringleaders were
secured. A large number of visitors had previously been
allowed on beard, but yesterday no visitors were tdrititted.

,
THIS ADMIRALTY 81PPLIES OF COAL.—Mr. Craw-
ford, M.P. for London accompanied by Maws. Stringer, De
Mattes, and Challis, lied an interview on Friday with the
Duke of &menet and Lord Clarence Paget, at the Admi-
ralty, on the present system adopted by the Admiralty of
employing an agent in sending forward the greater part od
their supplies of coal to the various stations in the
But Indies, Chins, the Mediterranean, and Black Sas.
It wale urged as unfair to the shipping interest that
the large quantities of coal now required from time
to time should be kept secret from all except
one individual ; and that the true plan would
be for the government to follow in this portion of their
business the same principle that guides them with regard to
the several other articles of consumption, especially as the
rapid increase In the exportation of coal for the wants of
steamers renders every fluctuation • matter of paramount
importance to the commerce of the country. The moire is
public expenditure from the advantage of competition in es
large a branch of the storekeeper-general's department was
also insisted upon, and full details were given of
the way in which it is considered the .elected :igent,
from the preferences and information given to bite,
I. enabled to interfere with the regular operations
both of the coal and freight market. The Date
of Somerset and Lord Clarence Paget, it in stated,
agreed that in all government matters public competition is
desirable, and concluded by expressing a determination that
both to the shipping Interest and privets commercial enter-
prise justice ahuuld be done. it eras expressly mentioned by
the deputation that no personal feeling exists against the
agent of the government, who has conducted hie treneactime
to the credit of his position, the complaint being grounded
solely on the objectionable manta of the system. This syn.
tem, it is said, exists also at the Ordnance-office.
'lug PENINSULAR MAILIL—The Tagus arrived at
Southampton yesterday with tot B=, and Portuguese
mails. She left Lisbon Nov. 7; 8; and ago, 9.
Amongst bee plumage.' wins Bram CarloP and Minuted.
Her cargo consisted of spools valued at 7,6661., • box of pre-
' cious atones worth 2301., 666 half theme of oranges, 170
bag. of cbeetnute, and 423 bone of eggs. The Tagus az-
periaseed heavy westerly gales ow her outward voyage, and
on the 10th, 11th, and lath, while on her homeward
she met with a succession of heavy plea hem the Pr ;2
and II E. The Taymonth Castle, wish British soldier'
wive., bound for India, put into Lisbon. TM yacht Irises,
at Vigo. The Freest war 1161WIRT Voyageur was in the
Term also the morel Penmen, agewbuu.