The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.)
&GAL —.llse market remains steady, with ■ limited
beldame for hems imasumptma. On 'Cluinge vertenlay four
fleatlag cargoes of Havanaith were reported sold r.t fully
provsom rates. Radioed firm.
Corrts.—This article continues to wear a firm appear-

TRA.-71l1) receipt of the private telegrams from China
has caused some excitement in this article. A large portion
of the public Wes was withdrawn, and holders very gene-
rally are asking Meier prices.
Rica remains dull of sale.

Rile steady at the late reduced prices.
Corrov—' SOO bales sold.
Istnuo econd Day.)—The few lota of desirable qualities
of Bengal sell at an advance gf 2d. to 3d. per lb., but °Mi.
nary and mixed sorts an weeded, and are chiefly bought
in. Good marks of fivirpaks have sold with spirit for ex-
port. at an advance of 2d, to Id. per lb. Ordinary and low
sorts continue neglected. Dry led Madras is in fair demand.
1,396 chests have passed the sale today, Including 526 with-
drawn and 296 bought in, leaving 574 chests sold.
COCKIWEAL sold without material alteration in prices.
BOICIS steady,
In other articles no material alteration in prices. Markets
gwascally quiet today.

TALLOW MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market remains fiat and quotations are again
ali/htly lower in two or three instances, being as follows :
Town tallow, 53a. 3d. net Cllxh ; Petersburg Y.C., on the
spot , 545. ; Kay and June, 535. ; July to Sept., 51s. 6d. ;
Oet. to Dec., 50s. 6d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We are but moderately supplied with beasts, and
Monday's quotation+ are well supported. There is
about a usual supply of sheep. Trade remains
unaltered, Good lambs are not plentiful. They are
readily disposed of at rather higher rates. Good calves are
also in demand. Our foreign supply consists of 70 beasts,
00 sheep, and 194 calves. The number of mach cows is 115.
1 Per stone et Ms. &d.a. d. Per stone of Inc ad.a. d.
Best Scats,Hared& 4 8 6 0 Best Cons& Ilf-bdsBh 5 0. 5!
Hest Short-horns 4 6 410 Best Long.woob ...
Second quaL boost 8 4 4 4 Do. do. Shorn -4 10 5 0
Calves
PIP
Best Dna& Ifif.brede Labs
- . . - . 6 4 7 4

IS;
r ; PIP. 140.

Yd Limbs, 0.250: Odra,

SMITHFIELD HAY M.A.RIEET.—(THIS DAY.)
News. Aria 'tad Ossapmay report trade dull oa amount
of the weather. Prints mallow hay, 80s. to 901. ; su-
perior ditto, 92i. to 100 s. ; inferior do., G. to 70s.
rowan. M. to 755. ; clover, old, 100 s. to 115 s. ; second
cut, 85s. to 945. ; straw, 275. to 325.

THe EAST-M‘D CLEROY.—A meeting of the
clergy of the Deanery of Stepney was held on Tuesday
ing, at the Beaumont Institution, Mile-end, for the
purpose of presenting to the Rev. Canon Champneys, the
real dean, an affectionate farewell address on the occasion
of his removal from the rectory of Whitechapel to the
vicarage of St. Pancras. The deanery of Stepney comprimes
the whole eastern district of the metropolis, and the
adders bore the signatures of between 70 and AO clergy,
including three of the Rev. T. T. Beasley, rector of
Poplar ; the Rev. E. R. Jones, rector of Limehouae; the
Rev. R. Lee, rector of Stepney ; the Rev. B. C. Sanger,
rector of Shadwell ; the Rev Bryan King, rector of St.
George's-in-the-Fiat ; the Rev. J. Patteson, rector of
Spital6elda; the Rev. T. Gibson, of St. Matthew's, Beth-
nal-green; the Rev. G. T. Drilßeld, rector of Bow.
Sfirovtan Accinzwr.—On Saturday- evening an
accident of a remarkable character happened in Union-
street to Mr. Harrison, of Cavendish-place. He was spmk-
ing to Mr. Lewis, stamp distributor, of Edgar-buildings,
and at the moment a horse was galloping up the street at a
meat unjustifiable speed, when the animal threw off one of
it, hind shoes, which, riming to a considerable elevation and
taking a wide circuit, fell with great force upon Mr. Har-
rison's hat, into which it was firmly embedded, and only fell
off when the hat was removed to ascertain the nature of
the projectile. Happily it struck the bat on the angle cif
the crown, where the greatest resistance was offered, other-
wise the most serious results must bare followed, as it fell
with the points downwania —Bath aroniele.
Imam TIGNANT RlOWt.—The right of the tenant
to hold land at a rent paid by the landlord.—Poisich.