The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-05 00:00:00

Th# forwign TitoelC market wu ggner. The prin-
cipal movement wee in Turkish eta, which were
in active demand, and rose 11 to lf per cent. The
closing prises weft the highest of &e lm., being
751. to 3 for the. Loan of 1664, and 581 to 69 for
that of 1868. Russian Three per Ceete. •bsve
adieu:id to 64 to ; the Five per Cents. were
dealt in at the unproved prioe of 1081. Mexican
Bonds were quoted 211 to 1.
The shares of the Union Bank of London remain
Oat. Those of the Bank of London were quoted
rather better. A fall took place in Mediterranean
Ratanaion Telegraph. Peninsular and Oriental
Stamm new shares were likewise cheaper. London
Dock stook was marked 661 and 66. Red Sea
Telegraph'shares rose in the afternoon to 1 dis.
The quotations for the shares in new under-
takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance,
2 to 2* pram. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, lf
to 1# prem. ; Universal Marine laminae% Ito
prem. ; London sad Provincial Marine, #to
dia. ; London and South African Bank, #to db.
City of London Brews ry Preference, par tot prem. ;
and Bank of Turkey, l to 1# dia.
The announcement that the departure of the
Great Eastern from Southampton has been deferred
until the 23rd inst. has not had any ill effect upon
the prioe of the shares, which were quoted to-day
lls. to lls. 6d. _ _

The new Canada Five per Cent. bonds were in
demand to-day, and improved to 104 to 1021.
'Victoria government bonds were likewise inquired
for. The United States Five per Cent. bonds of
1868 were dealt in at 9811.

MINES.-7HIS DAY.

Two o'Cioow.

A fair amount of business is still going forward
in the market for British mining stooks. Stray
Park shares are quoted 50 to b 1; East Caradon,
8 to 8# ; Lady Bertha, 2I to 21; Fah?
of Towey, 10s. ed. to 11s. 6d. ; South
Condurrow, 265. to 28s. • and B.osewarne 50 to
59. A number of transactions will be found re-
corded in the Stock Exchange official hat.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain
without alteration.

../lil;ol76ond;;Wir Mine meeting yesterday, a call d2a.
per sham was made.
The Vale of TowyMins sold yesterday four parcels of lead
ore, computed at 50 teas, which realised 6281. 28. 6d.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-{THIS DAY.)
BBmBH AND Dim muoliwne TELEGELPH.)
(room oos ow! COREESPONDINT.)

Grain mariet, fair attendance. Wheat in good request, at
ld advance. Flour Arm. Bras about 6d. dower. Indian
oora 3d. amps& Oats, barley, and oatmeal in retail
inquiry at unabanged quotations.

MINCING-LAITE.—(THIS DAY.)
BcoAL—The large public slag, which will sot be over
till • late hour, are progressing heavily, and prices are
sureely supported. Relined unaltered.
isle3=The quantity offered of this article in public
large, and is going off without spirit.
TZA.—This market is very firm, and a limited business
dos at full prices.
Ittcs.—There has been a good inquiry for this article and
last week's prices ace fully sustained.
PURIM sold at 3jd.
Saurrrna.—This article has become dull of dale.
COTTON.-300 bales sold at previous rats.
Itcu. —The market is inactive.
Our markers generally have • quiet appearance to-day.
TALLOW MARIEIT.—{THIS DAY.)
The market is steady, at the prices current at the close
yesterday, viz. :—Town 51a., nett cash ; Petersburg
on the spot, 52i. to 5.91. 3d. ; June, his. 9d. ; July
to Sept., 51s. 9d. ; Oct to Des, 51s. 9d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yawn. Davis and Co. report n moderate ripply; trade
brisk at advanced prime. Prime meadow bay, 75e. to 84s. ;
superior ditto, 90e. to 965. ; inferior do., 60.. to 70a. ; rower,
50s. to 708. ; clover, old, 955. to 115 e. ; second cut, 811.
to Ma 6eL ; straw, Ms. to 325.

TALLOW.—There was no new feature of importance in
the tallow market last week ; the demand continues
large for the time of year, in oonseqaeace of the reduced
home make. There wee a good business doing by the trade
from day to day for future deliverise, from August to De-
ember, for which 59e. was freely paid. From St. Peters.
burt the market is quoted firm, at 474 to 48 es . for Anet.
Sec had advanced to 35/d. The market closed
Spot .C., 52a. to 525. 3d. ; all June, 51a. 9d. ; July to
September, 525. ; October to December, 51s. 9d. ; separate
months, August to December, 5'L.: South American, 52a.
to 53a. fine, in -pipes ; Odessa sheep, 535. ; beef, 60s. 6d. ;
very little of either kind here. Town tallow was sold on
'Chains at 51e. 6d., net cash ; the stook is 5me.11.4 Palm oil,
465. 104., fine Lagos ; cocoa nut oil, Cochin. 45a to
415 a. 10d. ; Ceylon, 435. 6d. ;dney, 41s. to 43e. ; Palm
nut oil, 335. to 335. 6d. ; rough fat, 2a. 01.—(Prom the
circular of Mears. Smith Charles, dated Monday
evening.)

COTTON.—Lrvaaroot, Jura 4.—Thole is no dosage in
our market to-day, which is quiet, with a moderate busi-
ness at previous prices. The sales are T,OOO bales, inclurßen
160Amorioan, at 4/d. to ; 700 Surat, at 2td. to
Md. : 100 F4D ptian, at Bld. to 81d. • 20 Bahia, at 71d.
30
Maranham, at fqd. ; of which I,ace are for speculation
export. TMs week's import is 11,647 bales.

CATTLE.—uvagrooi, Jun 4.—The supply of stock
was much Urger than on last Monday. The demand very
good, at full prime for beasts and ep slow, and
although lower than last Monday, were still very dear.

ST. PA.NORAII AND NORTH MIDDLESEX Rwi.g
CORNL—AP • meeting held at the Vestry Hall yesterday
evening, Captain Rosa is the chair, it was proposed that an
anudgnmation should take place with the other district
oar, viz., the 20th Middlesex. The chief bases of the
onion contended for were the appointment of a new council
to be selected from the two corps in proportion to the
number of enrolled members of Mal, the continuance of the
officers of the St. Pancras corps in their present position,
the adoption of the name " The North Middlesex' as the
local title, and the selection of head-quarters independent
alike of Easton-station and the Vestry-hall. The pr-ceed-
big', which were of • rather stormy character, resulted rn
the adoption, by a very large majority, of an amendment
to the effect that the corps should maintain its separate ex-
istence and organisation, a very strong feeling being mani-
fested against amalgamation.
Tarerrg MONDAY.—Yeeterday morning the an-
nual election of the master, deputy-master, and wardens of
that ancient corporation, the Trinity House, took place in
their court room, Tower-hill. The elder brethren assem-
bled at twelve o'clock, when his Royal Highness the
Prince Consort was re-elected master for the eighth time,
Rear-Admiral R. Gordon was chosen as deputy-mster, and
the executive committees appointed. The election mut
formerly held at the Trinity Almshouses, Deptford, whither
the elder brethren and the official establishment used to
go procession by water, but since his Itoyal Highness
Albert has been master the ceremonial has been
conducted at the Trinity House. After the election the
brethren proceeded to hear divine service at St. Glare's,
Hart-street, when the Rev. Charles Kingsley, Professor of
Modern History at Cambridge, preached an effective and
sermon.
the ceremonyTheanc,f swearingual diariwn illhetake place
master, and
last evening the MI 'cid establishinent celebrated the anni-
versary at the Star and Cinder, iholunond.
THE GARIBALDI FOND.— A correspondent at
Glasgow writes :—"The committee forwarded, on Wed-
nesday, the handsome sum of M.—being the second re-
mittance from °hwy._ This sum comprises remittances
from Lanark, Ayr, Duro, and other towns, also the Int
instalment of ' the Volunteer Shilling Subacription for
Garibaldi,' per Ensign Mactear, of the Southern Corm ;
and 851. from the Working Men's Committee, per 4rr
treasurer, Mr. James Smith, Ben., which includes 20/. from
Dunfermline, collected by Mr. Thomas N. Brown, and also
the preveeds of the concert on Saturday evening. The
committee intend 'emitting every Wednesday, and as
several handsome aubsiniption• have been seat in to the
treasurer, including 251. from Sir Andrew Ow, it ia seen
that Glasgow in this, as in the Patriotic tend, the volun-
teer movement, and other good causes, has coma nobly
forward. and occupies • proud pee-eminence over even Lou.
don itself."
The Nord publishes a letter which a rebpectable
family at Orleaue hureceivedfrom Palermo, confirming pre-
vious accounts of the barbarity with which the inhabitants
were treated by the revel troops. The writer states that
on May 22, Gamed Latins went round the environs of the
city with • troop dish/dry and another of cavalry, sacked
26 houses belonging to persons supposed to favour the in-
firmities, sad set Sr. to • number of others. Three
ameba were aim raked by them. "An English lady the
wife of a Seder who is a functionary of the Neapolitan
goverment, on going to their country-I.ueu a
few days ago, found the gates tore down and the house
plundered. Three Neapolitan soldiers were currying off
the hot remains ; cue of them had two caahmere shawls
. of
hers wade his arm." The writer gives an amusing swe-
des. Altman engsgement at Calarecibetta, in which the
king's soldiers were completely beaten and lost their
the rergers found on the field • dispatch of
Gene Lea's to the rovernment,s oomplaining that the
won were too heavy, and that the mules could not draw
them. 'Tim, insurgents forwarded the despatch with •
poeteript elating that the cannon stilted rem exactly, and
that try 'newt to make good use of them.