The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-23 00:00:00

MARKRTB.

SUOMI. —lllleMl. 31Altrn 22 —The dewed has been dull thy
watt. arul very few ales made . prises for raw slot ralibol a-.
rather lower. Rum: Demerara, hare Wee sold et Is Id.
woof gallon.

TALLOW.-111MAY Ermnia.—The market was yak to My
Spot and March, 43n ed. , June. els. ild. ; October to Dussalss
Na There were no public sales to.day. Tananrou ob,"
quoted 43a. to as. dd. ; beet 42a ed. ; Australian best, 4 i 4.
43s No booth Americas offering. Town tallow is quoted
425. 6d. net cub. Cocoa nut oil Ann. (Ischia at Sns
ens
Ceylon
Lagos , LOC
SOL ; 2TdAccra. aer, MA good to 424. Inferior. Palo, oil, ;

taIiTTON.—LIYIRPOOL, MARCH II —The Brokers' 'freak.
says:—" Cotton was In general demand in the early part of tie
week, with some advance In price , but since Tuesday
business has boeu limited, and the week closes quietly, win
little change from last Thursday's quotations. Ma Island is ir
moderate request, and freely offered at about Id. per lb decline
American has again been in good demand, sad gradually m,
about Id. per lb. In the commencement of the week, but
the last three days has been freely offered, and closes at foe,
rates. The demand for Brasil is very limited, and with an ha
creasing desire tosell prices are quoted rather lower. in tanhtian.
fair amount of business has been done, without change. Mum,
remains without alteration. East India haa been in fair unit,*
Early In the week +d. to +.l advance was obtained In Sum at
and below fair, Init the arrivals overland of new adtoh
canoed the better qualities to rule rather lower. The late,
quotations for cotton to arrive were—Sew Orleans, huh
of middling, ship named, 13jd.. Oomrawuttee, fair ism, mar
chant's ship named, 10Id. ; Bengal, fair new fitted-am I
February or March shipment 7jd. per lb. 'The saki of the
week amount to 07,5 W) bales. Including 4.810 on speculation,
15,370 declared for export, leaving 7,4110 bales to the trade ii,,
stock is estimated at 467,770 bales, of which i 7.100 hates an
American. The mks to-day „Friday' amount to 7,01 e bg.
1,000 of which for export and speculation. Market dchre,,,..d
and easier.

COTTON GOODEL—Msnrnealtn. MARCH a—The on,
market has been very flat to-day fur all descriptions In thtppine
yaMs buyers show no desire to operate, lout rather an hdlins
tine to wait, and the sales made have been effected at loner
prices than on Tuesday. Home trade yarns are ncr) net, 4,A
sellers have lost all the Improvement In price gained up b.
Tuesday. Buyers will only give the lowest prices of Igo week
The cloth market Is. If anything, Satter than on Tuesday it
did not Improve to the extent of the yarn market throegh
impetus given to yarns by the recent advance of cotton at
Liverpool, but it Is now quite as inactive and dpressiol it km
been at any time within some months past. There is vtry tittle
inquiry making with a view of testing prices, even Shen,
hasimessis contemplated, and the only offers making are at atill
lower prices than the depressed rates which sellers are tinotne,
The only fresh oomreenrial sdvices affecting the market go,
Tuesday are those from Liverpool in connection with cotton
One of the main hindrance to business Is the ateence roue
dente, still, an to the ultimate prices at which cotton ens) be
expected to continue with any steadiness.

COEN. —CBgtxteoan, ViRCB a—Weather again very win
tarty, with heavy fall of snow this, with the increased hal
report of the crops, caused farmers to ask Idgb rates for what
to-day, and an advance of Es. was establiyhed oa white, and ls on
red, the former making Ms. to 7us. ; extra, 71s. ; red, d 3.. to We
Beans, le. dearer. Average:—Wheat, Gyra lid. Barley, 4±x it
Oata, 2.55.

WAR//111D, MARCH 22. —Higher mines are liked for wheat
which checks the demand, and In a few Instances only arc las
YrMay's rates exceeded. hsrley slow of sale.
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LlVErtpOol., M•Rell 22.—A fair amount of builness done ir
white wheats, and more inquiry for red descriptions. price
generally ruling as on Tuesday last. Flour quiet, and wisher,'
Barley and Loam dulL Oats very slow We, owing to the Brune:
of holdenn. Oatmeal slightly dearer, being scarce. Indian wr
• slow sale, at a reduction of 3d. per 48011. a. from the prices , •
Friday.

COALS. LOUDON, MAWR 32.—Holywell Hain, 17n
Hartley, 17s, ed. Wylans, 17.. 9d. ; Walls End
196. 3.1. Wells End Harlon, 19s. 3d.: Walls End &add) C 4
Helton, 311. 3d. ; Walla End Haswell, Us Bd. ; Walls Eal
Helton, 925. 6d. ; Walls End Helton Lyon*, 19s. 3d. ; Wall,
End South Hatton, eh. ; Walls End Install, 30. 4d. ; Walk
End Hartlepool, 230. 3d. : Walls End Mellon, 91a. 9d.: Walk
End East Hartlepool, Lis, 3d. —Ships at market, 19; sold, 13.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
2111 el Pas- Mer- Total, Teti,
ILAILWATS. open. 'engem ehan,liatt. 1837. 1,,
Week ending Feb. 23. E E L A
Northern of Canada
Week endlag Mirth 17
Caledonian 6731 ken 21,439 30,237 21,'^

THE THREATENED STEHLE or ENGINE DRIVER.
—At a meeting of engine driven and firemen held Lon
night it was stated that the memorial now in course of ot
nature by the men of the Girt Easters Railway would be
laid before the directors of the company next week. Th
chief claims in the memorial are for the ten hours, and tht
came scale of wages which has already been, or ix about 0
be, adopted by all the great companies. On the Gre:
Western Railway the dispute is almost settled.
Daniel Gooch, the chairman of the company, has !reeler!
a second deputation, consisting of drivers of the line, in.
most favourable manner, and has decided on granting tie
ten hours asked for and " mileage." The fu:
results of the claims set forth in their memo
rial will shortly be communicated to the mm.
Firemen are to have • starting rise of 3a. fat. per day.
Sir Daniel expressed his " regret that the financial eirtat.,
stances of the company did not enable him to make great,:
concesions at present. It was his desire, and that of tb
directors, that the men !should be liberally rewarded
their services. He reminded the deputation that many
the men on the line had an annual premium of 101., an.
that a further concession in wages would not enable th,
directors to continue it." The memorial of the men c
the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway h.
been sent in, and the question has been left entirely in Lb
hands of the superintendent of the company, who has pr,
tidied to receive • deputation of the drivers on the 301:
instant.

DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.—From all quarto
amount& continue to reach Liverpool of the dutastroL
effects of the recent heavy south easterly gales. Th
British Isles do not appear to have alone been exposed t
the fury of the storms, for previous to their reschit
these latitudes the coast of America was ravaged, and iu
menet+ damage done. Advice, from Buenos Ayres stir
that on the 81st ult. • very severe storm swept over tba
place. The ship Reflect, of Liverpool, drove from ti
anchorage, struck on the sunken hull of the brsrilie
steamer Ban Francisco, and became • total wren
The hull and cargo of the Reflect were afterwarl
sold for 410,000 dollars. The Austrian knit-
Amphitrite. bound for Havre, with a full mg.
also d her anchors, went ashore, and the last .1.
countsas
the ship in a very dangerous position on tl
rocks. The brig Marine, of St. John's, New Brunswick,
landed three men at St. Kitts, who were picked up ,!
Km. These men said that they formed part of the crew
• vessel which was abandoned at sea (no name given), a
that the remainder of the crew had been rescued by tt
Devonshire, bound to New Orleans. (The Devonshire
reached New Orleans, but no mention is made of the
shipwrecked crew). The barque Wolverine, bound hoe.
Demerara with a cargo of rum, is • total wreck ne
Orookhaven. The crew are safe, and the whole of tk
cargo is expected to be secured. The steamer Earl, boun
from Glasgow to Dublin, is ashore near BallyhAlbert
Passengers and crew saved. From New York we lear
that the Elisabeth Young, of Dublin,
,is ashore on Mal
Island Bar.

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Dowsuto-smarr, MARCH 20.—The Queen Il
been pleased to appoint William Hepburn Ronnie, t
be a member of the Executive Council of the colony c
Hong Kong. Her Majesty hu also been pleased to appoir.:
Messrs. Louis Fullerton Mackinnon, Peter Moocrieffe, en.
James Henry M'Dowell, to be members of the LegiaLtiv
Council of the Island of Jamaica. Her Majesty hu furthe
been pleased to appoint Edward Herbert, Fee., to b
Secretary to Government for the Island of St. Chrb
topher.—Gazette.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
ARKWRIGHT.7Ifareb 10, at feitsington-ganlens wpm... I 4

water, the wife of R. Arkisnight, Esq., of a slassubter.
BOVD.—Fehruary 2, at Buenas Ayres, lira John ?rholle
of a daughter.
CRl'll.—March 20, at Cycles, Benfrewahlre. the •ife
ertun, Elm.. of a sou.
011:D! A..7llarch 19, at Strond.park, Horsham, Same,. the • s

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of the Rev. W. Glides. of a son.
LONTY.FIO/11.—March 20, at Cbannotith. Dorset, the nifc
the Rev. T. 1.. Monteflute, N. A , of a daughter.
QUI:NTELL—Marth 20, at Mandeville-1.4u.
Liverpool, the wife of W. Quentell. Ent. of a".o.kr .
STACEY.—March 19. at WhlkhurclL Glansorgauslairg,
of the Rev. C. Stacey, of a son.

3LiRRIAKIES.
DRAPER—TAY.—March 21, at All Souls rhus'S. far
London, by the Rev. R. It. gardley.Wilmot. t.
ti:cai•ser, Esq., of Stableford, Rrltignorth, in the roma!'
Salop, to Marino. daughter of the late T. Jay, Esq..
may.hoisse, Dartmouth. Devonshire.
GUELTY—SSUILGIN.—March to, at St. George... MO.."'
square, by the Rev. If. Howarth, the Rev. J K. I; A
of Belvedere, Kent. to Martha Anne, daughter of the Tat' 1
f;Purglo, Esq.. of saffron Malden, Essex.
MARTIN —TIBRETIS.—March Iv, at St. Mary's. co.enMih'
by the Rev. J. Russell, J. C. Martin, Es q., of Darits,,
Mary, daughter of T. Tibbetts. EN., of Greinhitne, acat.

DEATHS.
BIIROL—March 8), at Stanaturd-htll, tl. A. Burge. FA •
the . seed SO.
ELLHOTT.— Larch 21, Cam°line, the wit, Mr. J. Elli•at
ment, Finsbury. elty of London. wed 72.
8081 W\.—Larch 85, at Orrruwirla, Mr. W. 1tnh1nt....14.1-',
TRUPJIBT.—MarehtI, et Iteelestosaqoare, Clara she witr "
J. H. Thereby. Ni..s aged 27.
WILLICH.—March at Montpellier-square, ItutLitullsk•
A. M. Winne. KW.. nod 74.

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Ptfebd dad Piddidbed by WILLIAM Kam Hai" di
Lemberdetreet. is the City et Lambe. Maud.
is iambaalataddt. la Ms Pteeladd of Wtheohlara."
siTgeeet. Yee= th. 147.