The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-28 00:00:00

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.

Stock on hand this day
Delivery last week
Ditto from tit Jane

IMO

1r1;;-1 Wt week
Iran Ist inns
rice Y.C. per cwt. this dap
Ditto Town last Pliny

-1,073
JAM

Men

na
71,&311

Ot,She
61d. Id.
Mk Od.

Arrival for the week eadtes OM d Jim hot year, 1,0111 casks,
end delivery 772 cub. . _ _

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a larger supply of beasts and trade for them r
not so brisk as on Hendry last, consequently prices are rather
lower. The number of sheep is considerably larger and trade
i• dull. A clearance cannot be effected although prices are
lower. Lambs and calves are selling about the same price
as on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there
am NO beasts, 4,000 sheep, and f'2 calves ; Sixth; 140
beast' ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000 ; and 150 from the
Northern and Midland Counties.
Per stone of Sibs. ad.s. d. Per store of 8124.
Diet loots, Bereft's. 6 0 6 2 Best Dna& Ilf.bdafet
Best Shorthorns . 4 8 6 0 Bess Long.wools.... -
Iletend quaL beasts 38 4 4 Do. de. Bborn .... 6
Calves
Pip 4 4 6 0 Do. do. Shorn .40 4 re
Best Dea*Ellf-brels lambs
Beasts at market, SAW ; Shags and Lambs, 26,500 ; Calve%
130; Pip. 210.

d. 8. d.
$ 1. 111

0 s 4

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
sews. Pattenden and lintith report a steady and firm
trade for good ample' of Weald Kent end Sussex hope.
which are scarce. The accounts from the bop plantations
mesa of the blue not progressing well at many place; =A
the land getting in a very wet 'tate. A few thee have
made their appearance, but not yet in sufficient quantities
to affect prices.

A RIOT AT Paensmuft.—At Peshawar, which
bad but just witnessed the triumphal
of
of the vice-
roy, surrounded by an imposing arrey of British barmen",
a serious disturbance has occurred, in consequence, to some
extent at least, of the dread of new taxation. A corree
pendant, writing from the spot on the sth inst., thus de-
scribes the °not and progress of the disturbance
"It was all about Mr. Wilson's Adam scheme, which
the natives are imagining to be nothing lem than
based upon this mode of taxation—the bead MI a family to
pay 35 itireea for himself, 30 rupees for hie wife, 5 rupees
foe each of his children alive, and 2-8 rupees for every one
he may lave buried ! With this extraordinary notion
urging them on, a mob of nearly 4,000 of the populace of
Peshawar emerged from the city yesterday morning,
and proceeded to the residence of Captain James,
oar coMmissioner, and addled it with sticks wd
atones, breetking the windows, and otherwise de.
mien the place. Intelligence was immediately moseyed
tote brigadier who lest up the 17th Irregular Cavalry,
under Cal tck ey. The cavalry was soon on the grout
and chug • crowd, without, however, using their
swords. mob was quickly dimmed, leaving
four of their number dead on the ground, where
they bad bed. trampled under the horses' feet.
The city =I Tea immediately dowel, and bodies
ce of poll each entrance to all to amennt
the people eke NV* bo on their return ; and other der-
rmeasures destedepeed to preservn the peace. which
veic bad the effete iKreseering trod relllt2 in Om plaee.
111111 fears are esterldned of other demonstrations of the
kind, and the authorities are sleeping with one eye open."
home of the ringleaders have been inmnsoned and others
hare been whipped.—Afeirde Ardourum, April 29.