The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-18 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND

7E78.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The attendance was Mr, sod the tone calm.
Pnoes of most articles of the trade were nominally
=altered, or lower. The 'apply of ►ome-grown groin
woe amalL The import' of foreign grain into London
duce last Monday were reported this moraing Si
fair of door, large of wheat and onto, sad man of

barley. . _
W nzar.-Forßartlett lastMoaday's priceswereseked,Lut
to .all, Is. 'riper qr. would have bed te be taken. Foreign
unaltercd, at last Monday's decline. Engli.h white 40s. o,
460._
_; red, 35e. to 43r. per qr. ; Dents% and Hoolubmr, 44e.
to 68s. par 4941 h. Rostock, 60s. to 625. ; other Baltic ports.
40s. to 60.. French, 40s to 60r.
Plonk dull sale at but Monday's priore-tbe torn
in buyers' firm. Town, 355. to 46e. • Norfolk, 275. to 28a.
per 011). ; French, 30e. to 324. per 2.8.01 b. ; Awer., U.5.,-
per barrel.
BLILLIT very (inlet at about last Monday's rates.
112 s. to 425. per qr.; Baltic, 28e. to 38s. ; other
WIS. 27i. to 32e. per qr.
Oars Odd .lowly at abont loot Mondav's ratea•
British, 24.. to 325. per qr.; RIIIIIIII.II, 21s, 6d. to 2.35. per qr.;
other Bettie ports, 22.. to 28s. per qr.
BIANII.-Ellglißb and Egyptian' unaltered at lent Mon-
day's prises. Unlit& tick, 360. to 42e.; barrow 42a to
465. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to fan. par qr. Egyptian, 33e.
Ptir•si.. quiet at last Mosday's rates. English boilers, 48s.
te 60s. ; hog and gray, 311 e. to 425.; foreign, white, 48e.
FLOLTIIIO CAROOIIII.- Naos last Friday 4
laden vessels vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, ri.
3 maize, and l rye. The demand for cargoes has been, Una;
' Monday, very inartiva, TM Utast sale, sot reported before,
wire= an tired cargo of Oder* Ghia., at 424. per 4021 be.
C.F.I. • a cargo of Fandominea wheat, 424. Tid. per imperial
' quirter'• a cargo of Lagos maize, 275.94. par 480th.. ; Sad a
cargo ofTeganrog oats, IBs. par gutter.

MINCINO-LANS.—(THIS DAY.)
Suomi.— A 'limited truisms be bees done id study

prices.
Corrss.—Tlus demsnl is without activity, but prices are
firmly maintained.
Tia has bran quiet 'Moe Friday.
Ries.-1,000 bap whits Bengal sold at 10e. to lle. 6d.
oniall panel of Leeward sold 2s. to 2.1 d. proof.
SALTPETIIIOOIIMO24 doll of ease.
COTTON.—The market is firm. 150 bales sold.

TALLOW MAttAlil.--(THIS DAT.)
The Market Is steady to-day. Toga tallow is quoted
60s. ad.net cash; Petersburg LC.. on the spot. 63.. 6d. ,
July, 63e. 9d.; August to September, 645. , Omoter to
Decembr, 64a. 9d. to 65e.
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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
There is a much larger supply of beasts, and the hot wea-
ther operates against the trade. Priem are oonssousotly lower.
and it is difficult to effect a cleanses. Thar. are a tsw more
sheep than on Monday last and trade is slow, but tor
choicest qualities there la not mach alteration. Trade is
very dull for calves at mbar lower ratsa. Fenn Germany
and Holland than sin 900 beside, s, Suf4oo sheep
, and 220
calves. Scotland, 300 beasts ; fol. 1,400
besets ; 180 beasts sad 1,600 lambs 700 beasts
from North IllMland Canalise.
rotaroe 4 lam. . . lbw of Ma. a. 4. aa.
800 INW,H.reterd 4 4 SP•9 441491914 - -
Net ,44411.4-..- 4 4 I.9aoroela 4 8
89e9n4 w 591194 arts- 4 1 &Marl • .....- • - -
Oohs 1 It 41 Ohm I mead 841011 4 0 4 4
rip ....... S 4 4 De. 69. Shorn - -
Sot Tr II 1014944,881, •8 II We* . 0 4
Boob at =irks. 4.1191; Map sad bete. 19.860: 08148% 344;
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BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Pausodert sad Bad th report that the aecevata
from the pleaudieoe routines to come favourable, sad tits
duty le doing at 2.50,0001. Mericat dun.

SALISBURY PR= SERIF FAIR, JULY 15.—This
fair was held to•day In the Bans, when about 10,000 sheep
were penned. There mesa hewer attendance of buyers than at
any previous fair. sad the whole cheesed hands at prime
slightly in advents of those obtained at Stockbridge and
other late faits. In fact there were more buyers then sellers.
I Lambs realised from 22a. to 28C ; one Lot fetched 35e.; wee
from 30e. to 40s. • and esthete from 32e. to 465. The prim
lot wee sold at 'We. The show of horses was very pod,
and the esimals realised high prices. The following is the
award of pima A piece of plate of the value of It, by
Lieut.-General Barkley M.P., for the beat 10 Hampshire
Down lama, to Mr. W. Bennett, of Ohilmark. 2. A piece of
plate of the value of 51., by M. R. Marsh, Req., M.P., for
the best 100 weber lamb', to Reiman Pinckney, Barr, of
Berwick Bt. James. 3. A piece of plate of the value of 51.,
by subscribers, for the best 100 heeding ewes, good on
tooth, to Mr. :oho Atkinson, of Charlton. 4. A piece of
pets of the value of 51., by the committee foe the hest 100
weber sheep, to Mr. Joseph Webb, of Roineey. 5. A Pees
of plate of the value of N. left by the late Alderman Bn,ithe
for the largest penner, to Mr. Strange, of kiaaelbory Bryan,
Dogma.
SCOTCH HOSIERY Thshz.—The hosiery trade,
formerly the maple ow of Hawk*. is on the decline, and it
is
feared will soon have the district altogether. It appears that
0 the union" of the workmen have placed an embargo on the
introduction of certain machinery driven by power which has
been adopted end found to be of great advantige in the
hosiery districts of England ; and the =segment, Is that the
manufacturers cannot compete with their Beall& rivals.
Th. moult is the onto of the trade.—Olsegolo Daily Mail.
THE HARVEST IN BOOTIAND.—The Scotsman
says .—" The weather continue delightful. The mops are
making up leeway in • manner no person could have ex-
Callto see. With the exoeption of hay, the crops will, it
, on the whole, even with all the drawback or drought,
be en average one. An early harvest is looked for,"
THR MOORS.—We have seen and heard (rays the
Itireeseu Courier) many reliable reports from the best groom
dimmers; end on at least the lower mountain ranges, where
there was a fair stock to breed from, we can
at sinoe
the year UM there has 'mahout so promieing a showf young
btrda. Ceesys run from eight to ten birds each, and as
many as 14 harp been counted in one nest. Every step
of the season has been favourable for rearinr the
broods ; and they are now so far beyond
sad so strong ea the wing, that those "poem.
men who usually defer taking the moors until they ma tun •
steady old dog over them, may now do to without deb, end
satisfy themselves an to the number ol tirds on the ground.
Since 1856 and 1867 there has been no symptom of that
much dreaded dims* which sweeps the mom fr in titse to
time. The Northern Bosiyo Medea that the Braestors
shooting", adjobelog those of his Grace the Duke cf Portland
ar Longwell, have bee 7by his gram, sad arc to be
end this season by the Speaker of the Rowe of Commons
*ad party, for whom preparations are being made at Long-
well.
CHURCH RATES AT DEPTFORD. —On Friday
evening lam a vestry gentian of the reepayers of St.
Nten.las, Deptford, wee held to tbeeider the question of
making a church rete for the ensuing year. The chair wee
occupied by the Rev. Dr. Sketchley, vicar sod the estimates
having been read, Mr. Chtuchwardth Hillman moved that a
rata be made of Bd. in the pound. The motion was met with
laughter, and cries of "Doit you yGu may get it," and
notwitheanding the appeals of the rev. chairman, a weeader
of the motion could not be obtained. Mr. Andrews and other
ratepayer* congratulated the vestry upon tote result, which
rendered an amendment unnecessary.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Alhambra has left Brambeeopton to omvey merle between
Malta and Corfu. The same company', steamer two n
shortly to Have Southampton to convey lb. mails between
Auseralia and Sate The Delta, a new peddle wheel eteenter,
ia shortly 'bisected at Southampton to be employed in con-
"( Flag tles Indian mail. The RoyalComproy'e new
mouster per Saainton arrived at SouiLampion on
day. She Is expected to take out the Welt India mail of
We 2nd proxlmo.
THE INDIA AND NINA MAIL.. the Indus
ar-
rivd at Southampton, on Satuntey, with the heavy portion
of the ladle end China Mil, Ste left Alexandria. Jnly 2;
Malta, 6th ; end Gibraltar, 11th ; and brings horse 194
pee/engem meow* whom were Crenee.ls Carbon and Hale
data. Sir Thomas Seaton. and Colonel Sedan ••also the es.
..eieger of the weenier, who wme wrecked to timAlase, hi the
Red Sea. Her Majeety's ships Hannibal mud lott-xible waned
Malta. The Firebrand and London were at Gibraltar. The
Russian screw frigate Polk= and the screw chop Rorick had
left Cadiz—the inmate for Brest and the sloop toe Lisbon..
The Russian maser steam line-of•batge ship limaivan, and
some other Roraima meti-of.war, are daily expected at Cadiz
front the Ifediteeftneas. Three of the si carnets recently
purchased by the Spardeh government are to be employed on
oonveyiog the Spanish wage between Hoes Kong and the
Philippine Lands. The following Whirls steamers reached
Gibraltar between the 4th and otla lost., via, the Peninsula.
Crimean, Earl of Lonedale,Dannbe,Cor.,,Oacar,and Coronae;
also the following Hellish sailing ship, viz., thy schooners
Sultana, Jane Ellen. Elias R ie, Eclipse, and New Mary.
the *hp Argo, Swift, Sutcliffe, Asia Rod Victoria, the
brigantine Nora Creios, and the barque War Hawk. ice-
chug, at Gibraltar on London 90 day. data, 501; as
Paris. If. ;on Mere/tithe, M. Kw. ;no Genoa, ht. I
on Morbid, 8 days sight, dim., and on Cedar. I ma.
LEADS, BRADFORD, AND HALIFAX RAI of May
The est eareln of this commey in Me moods o
es
lost IMO 2,7551. of which 1,253/. was for paverneere tat
1,502 for goods and minerab. The increase of
213/. the um
"nkillif4 ergs the conewn ling wrath of 1858 wee
CITY OF LONDON HOSTITAL FOR DISEASES OF VIE
et rents relieved
Clam, VICTORIA Paax.—The number
im this institution during last
w ere sew noses.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING DAY. SATO".
.04 am 1,11 , of which t 63
DAY, JOLT la.—Admiralties on permit, 6,947 dithaff
math Whale, 1,404 ; total visitors, 8,434

FRAACE.

(710111 ova ova COLUISPONDM.)

PARIS, SATTIIIDAY EV ZSINfi.
The Emperor le positively wapeoted at Sr. Cloud
to-morrow. Prince Napoleon will he In Paris on
Mouday or Tuesday.
The Mositeue publishes a long list of promotions
in the army, all dated from Cavriana, Volta. or
V,i,eggio. Brigadier General de Bretlinges, of the
Imperial Guard (artillery), is made a general of divi-
moo. Four new brigadier generals are crested,
M. Labutie, staff colonel of artillery ; M. Cabin,
worn, of the 13th Regiment of the Line; M. Miguel
de [a Martiniore, colonel of the 2nd Cairamien of
the Guard; and M. Mongin, colonel of the let
Voltigeure of the Guard. This set of promotions in-
cludes also 16 new colonels, 13 lieutenant-colooels,
.it. The Mondeur de T Annie gives a list of up-
wards of :930 nominatiims and promotions of military
men in the Legion of Honour.
General blellioet, whose remarkable bullet-fur-
rowed cheek strikes every observer as he passes
Legray's photographic collection on the Boulevard,
attains the nu plus ultra of the Grand Cross.
Generals Ds La Motte Rouge, Bazaine, Vinoy,
Lebrun, and Lefever, are made Grand Officers of the
Order. I take it for granted that before the army
makes its public entry into Paris, on its return from
the war, a great many reports of generals of division
and brigade will be published, from which we shall
learn the names of officers, and even ealdiers, who
particularly distinguished themselves at Magenta and
&Herta°. At present, the public knows wonderfully
little of the details of those great battles—nothing,
n fact, beyond what is contained in the reports of
commandants of corps (Vermeil., which are for the
meet part couched in very general terms. and men-
tion few names. If the applause of the populace on
the Beall/pearls is to be discriminating, they must be
made to know the numbers of the regiments that
were in the thickest of the fight, and the names of
the colonels who have pre-eminent claims to be
sheered. Among the latter I know of one who will 1
certainly hold a good place, and 1 am proud to say'
he is of English lineage. The distinguished officer I
I allude to a not, lake Marshal M'Mahon, a mere
remote descendant of a Briton, he is the grandson of
a British peer and thelhusband of a Yorkshire lady—
• 3liss Sr kee. Colonel Baron Molesworth de Mallet,
command-rig the 43:h French regiment of the line, is
the Grandson of Viscount Molesworth. He had a
hone killed ander him at Solferinl o ; his three majors
were wounded ; his regiment, which on the morning
of the tight was 1,•00 strong, left upwards of 500—
nearly a third of their number—stretched on the
MEd of battle. Colonel de Mallet commanded the
brigade from eleven o'clock in the morning. There
wen other regiments, though not many—l have
baud of the 33t\ and the 100th—which suffered as
much as the 49th.

It hr become difEcult now, in Paris, to obtain cor-
rect news from Turin, but there are rumours that
the utaaost di-tjust at the Viltafrancs Juggle prevails
there, end that Coast Cavan's friends and admirers
are most unwilling to submit to the disappointment
watch the King appears to be resigned to.
Costa Arias, wise ►ae superseded Count Caesar
su ietor Emmanusi's prime minister, is a bosom
friend of the French Emperor—l have even heard it
said that he was his bed-fellow (his ravierad, J, lit)
in days of misfortune, when Louts Napu.sou went to
Am. vas after the escapade of Strasburg. •Ihe count
betio;s to the old Lombardian family of the Litta
Storni, and has a large fortune. He was one of
the Lombard patricians who espoused ti.e cause of
Char:es Aibefl, and after the disaster oi Novara he
twiner aatate.o.ed as a Piedmontem, sod was made
a senator by Victor Emmanuel. Nothing whatever
is Sinew, of his political opinions or capacity. He
is about taty years of age.
1 have seen s Turin letter, which states that when
the Emperor Napoleon announced to King Victor
Emmanuel the terms of the treaty of Va.airancs, he
sue. '• Has your Majesty say observation to make?"
The King. understanding at once the situation,
replied by the qustioo, " Has your Majesty anything
to add'" The two sovereigns bowed and parted.
1-149 batty News, Express, Murniag and Evening
Ile- ,id, 65.11114, Morning Adeertiae►, and Marx-
nay audit:refry Star, were all seized to-day. The
Yawls government prints matinee to give copious
quotations from tne Page and Chronicle in support
of their daily assertion teat the English Pesos " ge-
novelly" is highiy delighted with the peace tit Villa-
hewn

The police are Nosily taking out of the print.
sellers' windows of Paris all caricature* that might
b., displeasing to Napoleon 111., late enemy but now
oboe, friend of the " young and chivalrous." Female
Joseph. Emperor of Austria and Venttis, and Fill-
mpal masher ot the Italian Confederation. Lettere I
from Turic state that all the portraits of the Em-
peror Napo:eon which were pob..cly exhibited
have suddenly disappeared. These two tact.
top ther speak volumes.
The Cur,espuedance Bbalier reproduces but dose
not credit a report that M. Thiers is coming for-
ward a. • candidate foe the east in the Corps Lees-
law' for the department of the Nord, vacant by the
death of M. Legrand.
I happened to mention lately the immense success
of a halfpenny reproduction of yesterday's news
which wee cried in the streets of Paris under the
title of the Buretin de is teuerre. The circulation
of t'.l :e claptrap production has thready fallen from
about 40,000 to 2,000. The public won't pay war
prices for pesos news. A small trade is done in
medals anamemorative of the peace, bat they don't
go otf with anything like the rapidity that the war
medals did.

Thn Bo•.uee opened with great firmness, but
telegraphic report of Lord John Russell's speech.
from which it was inferred that is the opinion of
the English minister the pesos of Villafianca was
sot oar coespatib".e with toe interest of Europe, or
one which i: would be for the honour and dignity of
lingiaud to ase her ions/nos to support, caused •
MAI AN% Afterward", when it was found that Co•-
eels ad only receded „I this wining, the general
Mire's:on wm that undo. importance had been at-
tached -o Lord John Itineell's speech, and the Rents
recovered t.) nearly the highest price of the day (69).
It became weaker afterwards, and closed at yester-
day 4 price. 54 IA for casts, sad at 68.83, with a rim
of tin . for account. Mobility. sees 12.60. The
Orlon°. Rai way rope 10f.; Lyons, 61.; and the
other :Ines abo4t 2

A 7T. %; N P.") Vitt E MULDFAL—Yesterday morning,
at rui .wrly Wear, th, tattehrteata of Llut-wrest, Coyest-
wad., v",
.avovvil t,iiv their einholen by pteruas .hrirks
tour4rr ti-ort prootedwi from Lasglory-coast, whar.l miss
v.; Lotig-mt....•54 womanly • 1141.411, whom
sus WWW 9 !Irk, Gad 11110 WAS summing with
hhood, -oohed We the roust, calling lucidly fur the phew
110 wool•logro, wt urre Mro•dy ab•it, west to Mr •••
••••••m mid • pol...umn hauler( bra obmimil, M cooed
the bites tiu. a. sad suocsed4 to epperhesdieg Thaler
dieuahrtiurtqA womaa's Moibstuf, sad ha on held

%pa 5111.-ArSei Peatos-atatics. rtolll what bar trample*
SI SWIM Ulla the moan is of very chroluto baba% owl
lb. 1104,112d.11 TOWS Wla., from work high wards
tared. sad to tth parties west oat ani rrturo.tl swan taw
takhoght, vb. a soother quasi task place. whiat malted
la dip .ear rrativar; wswousi wavers Inkawit •kb • Saila
11 is ststad rim W•ith ts • mas• Indira/tow sad bard- work-
The worm wow WM r liwea (Virg* liaapital,
.ben t was astaraiwed tha do w we i,tatts ir.juratt.
a.. arm, 4. tat the opprinan st tlw rut am bu: re-