The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-14 00:00:00

AZZIVAJA INTO LONDON iaosq DZO, 19 TO DIM 1.4

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MINCINO-LANG.7(THI! DAY.)

Oros.—The 'Bakst Is ear Me steeday's demos of 611.
to is., sad a air demand. I r owa, 61s. to 63e.
Coons has Advanced L. sisal Friday ; Plasettion Ceylsa
sold 61s. to 69e. ' • Native Mika, good to ass ordinary. 675.
to 695. 6d.; Cods Rica, fine crew, mixed to oolory, 634. Os
675. _ _

...Tao.—The demand has spin Improved 10-day, sad Ms
trade are buying with (maddened at folly yesterday's prices.
Rica has bean bought freely, and prices are a shade higher
than last week.

Rex renell; steady.
SaLrrrrar has sold at a farther advance. Refractloa 4
said at 40s. 61.

iiiiiiiii ;Old at 211. 17s. dd., spring delivery.
There lea decided improvement oa the general tone of the
markets to day.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY:)

The market to arm to-day, and In ass or two 'ideal:lse
pekoe are 3d. per eat. better, being quoted se follows:
Tows tallow, W.. 61. net cash ; Petersburg T.C. ow the
spot, 669. 6]. to 664. 0.1.. all the month, 66e. ed.; January lw
March, 66e., "boyars; " March atone, 66e. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.—(THIS DAY.)
hewn. Pattsodea and Smith repass that ilia iambi
le arm for all sorts with ooloar and gualiSy.

COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
Walla End Banana 11.. 3d.; Walla End Kepler
3d7

Grange, 19s. 3d.; Walla End Besddyls Hettae, 195.36;
Walla End Batton Lyon; 18e. 3d. ; Will. End &talk
Darhant lb. 6d. , Walla End Hatton, 20..; Willa End
FrEamellgatp, 18a. 91. ; Walls End COMON 19s. ;
Walla Bad Haugh Hall, 18a. 6d. ; Walla End Hunmk9.,,
141. 6d.; Tasitkld Moor Batas, 14a. ; Wykra, 16a. 91.;
Handacnia Hanky, 14..64.; Hastings Hartley, Ha. 61.-
82 ship at market

NORWICH MANUFACTOIIES.—We are happy to
state that all the mills have continued in fall work thmugh-
out the Wawa, nod that all the manufactures of the
city have been in • prosperous state up to the preeent
time, employing thousands of operatives. Mow*.
Kitten and French have built a new factory in the mill
yard for the manufacture of Norwich crepes, and their
looms have began to work, besides the machines fee
preparing the material. In St. Auguritinds the Novak&
Crape Company have made extensive additions to their
establishment, and put in new machinery for the mans.
facture of crape on a larger scale. In consequence d
this there bee been a great demand foe power-loom bends.
The trade has been tolerably good in textile fabrias, espes Lally
in a new kind of goods called " reps," made by Messes.
Middleton end Anseorth, Meieves. Wellett and Nephew, and
others. There has been the usual demand for peptise. pus-
mattes, and leis goods. A good trade has been dote la
many extra wide fabrirs and shawl cloths. All the city me-
nufacturers are already busy for the spring trade, and very
few loane are standing and Norwich Tote.
THE WIDOW Or TRAFALGAD.—Our readers may
recollect that in May last we mentioned the fact of an aced
woman being an inmate of the Sudbury Unionilsouee, who
was not only the widow of a teems& that served under
Nelson in his last battle, but who herself served in that
glorious action. Bite wsa one of a class now, and almost
Item that time, extinct. Six women, selected we may sup-
pose fir their own and their husbands' goad character, was
appointed to each ship of war to sot as purse., and on tine
oomeion it fell to our veteran to band out the pow!. r to the
boys who served the guns. Our paragraph aitractat the
attention of roam members of the royal navy, who gore as
opinion that she might be eligible to a pension trim the
funds of Greenwich llnispitsJ, and a petition for such a groat
was presented to the Admiralty; bur the official answer re.
turned wee that she had no claim. Tee restate of the pre-
vious investigation, however, moved the Board of Onerdiaae.
In compassion to her early-itupreeeed habits, to make her ea
nut-door allowanu, and some email donations were sett is
by the inquirers. But • pauper's allowance ie a bare cub.
siemens; sod it that is all that C4ll be legally claimed, May,
at this moment, when we are all thinking of the defence al
our shore., the t• Widow of Trafalgar" ought to have tonne
claim upon the sympathies of her country men end country-
women for heroin borne her pars, however humble, in the
achievement whim destroyed the fleet of France and gave us
the undisputed tniintery of the etas for the remniader cat the
war. Almost an ontagenarien, she cannot long re.r.tir
sesistance; bet a few comfort* for the inclement ewe. aof
the veer would be van acceptable. The clergyman of Stoke-
bysidayland (the Rev. C. K. 'Turkeys) would doubtless snorer
any inquiries, and be the almoner of any contributions aid&
"fight be forwarded.—Boy dad 21oncielt Post.

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