The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

80011.—The market is steady at yesterday's prices. There
has not berm a ankh: sale to-day. Refined also steady.
Conn.—This article is dull of sale, and pnces are
soaresly supported.
Tsa.—Ttus market continues dull. Common Congo%
la. Rd. to L. 31,1.
Corrow.—No sales reported.
Rica continues in good demand. Rangoon, old, sold at
7s. to 7s. 6d. ; new, 9s. 3d. Amman, old, Ss. 9d. to 95.;
new, 9s. gd. Madras, Pe. to 9s. 3d.

R.l3ll.—Demerara, good proof, 2s. 3d.
SALTPRTRE remains steady. &fraction 4 sold a'. 37e. 6d.
par cwt.; Iteraction 11, 345. 3d.
8P ices steady.
1. otter articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAT.,
The market Is steady at therms:ea prioes:—Town tallow,
60s. set orb; Patenbese Y.C. 012 the spot, 694. 3,1. ; ell
the per, 60a. ; Dresher stay, 69s ; January to March, 68s.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Pattenden sad Smith report that the market le
very firm at late prime.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls Sod Kepler Grano, 19s. 3d.; Walls Eti I Rose
sell Hettons. 19.. 3d.; Wall End Braddyls Hettum,
19s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20e. ; Walls End Het-.
ton, 20s. ; Walls Bad Hough Hat, 19s. 3d. ;
Walls End Whitworth, 13s. 6d.; Davidson's Hartley.
16e; Howard's Hartley, 16..-33 ships at market.

SACRILEGE AT PLEMOUTH.-0a Saturday night,
the 12th lost, some thieves waled the graveyard well in
Catherine-street, broke through the handsome stamel-glass
window as the south-western end of St. Andrew's Church,
and entered the mined edifice. They burst open the money-
boxes for the poor, took away the handsome velvet covering
of the communion table, the velvet covers of the cushione
there and in the corporation meant, and the verger,: cloaks.
The gold fringe and ornaments were stripped from the
cover and cushioos, but the greater portion was dropped.
apparently by accident, in the aisle; the cloaks were found
in the yard. The communion table cover is of scarlet
Genoa velvet, valued at about 25/., sod eupvoeed to
be 60 years old. Plymouth Great C 104.1 Fair,
where cloth be not sold now, closed on Saturday. When
establithed it wee no doubt a neeeesare institatios, bat it
hal degenerated Into a place where comfits of very question-
able composition can be eaten, exhibitions of sa inqueetiowi
ably bed teedency may be seen, sod language of a meat
obscene character is uttered. Thia lair is ueually accom-
panied by robberies; it is the focus into whieh aztciali
gathered all the wore characters of the wept of E
There is little doubt that some of these itimerants tioiatted a
week of depravity by a wanton and utipmtitable act of sacri-
lege. Without the aid of rake, the present wardens have,
by a long course of economy, renovated the noble church, and
embellished with rich stained ghe. nearly all the numerous
windows. Messrs. litegetoo end 11 ins have of ,red a reward
of 301 for the discovery of the mantles.
Loss OF A TUNE Batt. AND NINE IiANDS:.
SHIELDS, TUESDAY.—IIItfiIigeZICO has reached Mr. Jamie
Derkin, the owner of the Harvey, of North Shields, that that
vessel was lost about the 24th October, on Stormy Point, oa
the meet of Newfoundland. The Hervey was bringing $
cargo of timber from Quebec to Hartlepool, oi the fall
voyage. She is totally last, with her cargo; sad we regret
to state that Mr. Miller, the master. and eight of the crew,
have vedette& with the vessel. The only survivors sae
Andrew Harvey, the mate, and Daniel 31.Cambridg., • Bel-
fast man. The crew, with the 'inception of the maw, r and
the mate, were Belfast men.
OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERRAMPTOII
RAILW%T.—The receipts of this company, in, Maine the
Stourbridge Mclennan and Stretford-upon-Avon Canals, for
the fortnight ending the 6 to of November, have been 10,3071.
7s. 6d., whilst those for the correarnding fortnight of DM
&tenanted to 9,621'. 19s. 91. ; and the erapencliture, &leo in-
eluding that of the Stourbridge Extension and Stretford-
, npeneAven Canal., 4,1131. 7.. 11d., being et the rate 11
39.90 per amt., whilst theme for the corresponding fortnight
of 1868 amounted to 3,7761. 10a. 0.1., or at the rage ci
39.65 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the tire, nine
fortnights and three devil of tie half-year amount bi 93,7041.
12a. 0.1., as sesame 86,9281. 16e. 101. foe toe cornwponding
nine fortnights and four days of the preview, year; an/
the swept,. externem for the Ent nine fornighte and three
days of the helf•reer amount to 36,3691. 11a. bd., being se
the rate of 38.80 per cent., se against 33,1611. Ilk 34. for
toe correepooding nine fortnights and four de!' of the pee
vents year, or at the rate of 38.14 per cent.